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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-22
SHIPPING.


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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

RnLIGIov1 AwAKENING.-A remarkable
religious awakening exists at Stamford in
Bennington county, andbids fair to increase
rather than diminish.
1t commenced in the Methodist church
six weeks ago. At very early period il
was discovered that many of the people
were deeply moved, and sought the prayers
ofthe church. Next the Baptist church was
led, under the pastorate ofRev. II VI Name,
to unite, ana with this union came added
interest and power, meetings being held by
alternating week by week between the two
churches Up to this time over eighty have
taken upon themselves achristian name and
character
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SUDDEN DEATH. - Henry Lucer,
Frenchman about thirty years ofage, togoth-
or with Il comradc, called ON Ormsbec
the liquor agent of Waterbury, on New
Years morning, and requested him to sell
them some liquor. Both being IN beastly
state of intoXicatiou, Mr.. Ormsbee refused
them the liquor, whcrcupon such an alter
cation ensucd about the matter that Mr.
Ormsbec sent out for assistance, to prevent
the two men from executing their threat. to
do Inn violence, MIR Selcck being near at
hand was called in and while cndeavoring
to make the two men 20 away and be peace
able, Lucicr dropped to the floor like a
drunken man, and Mr. Sollcck placed him
upon lounge, where he died in a very few
minutes. Lucicr had but recently recovered
from the smallpox and it is supposed that
in his weak condition the liquor he had
drunk caused an cplcptic fit, he having been
hitherto subject to such attacks. He leaves
family.
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FIRE IN SouTH WOODBURY.. On the
morning Of December eth, the new and
elegant residence of Mr.. Sidney o. Wells,
at South Woodbury., was discovered TO be
on fire, and before the flames could he sub
ducd the house. barn and woodshed We're
completely destroyed. The greater part of
the furniture and clothing in the house was
destroyed or injured together with consid
cradle hay and grain in the barn. MIR.
Wells house was the finest in town, and
the loss is not far from -, 600, upon which
is AN insurance of $4,000 in the Farmers
Mutual, Capt. Wells is at present repre-
sentative from Woodbury. and is joint pro
prietor of the extensive last manutactory
AT South W podhuy
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\ short time since the freight depot o'
the Delaware and Hudson canal company at
Waterford was destroyed by fire. Believ-
ing it to be the work of incendareS special
detective Austin Mullis was sent to Water
ford by the company to work up the clue
Suspicious caused him to have two Suspi-
cious persons, REM. Mullitian and james
Welch arrested for the offence. The formcr
turned states evidenc' duplicating oti of
them in number of fires I'm examination
was commenced Thursday night and Multi
gan and several witnesses sworn, but owing
to his intoxicated condition and incohcrcnt
statements it was adjourned until Friday ai
ternoon, G II Lee was retained by tine
Delaware and Hudson canal company to as
sist the di trict attorney and G. \ Waldron
in the prosecution. Mr.. Com,tock of Ian
singburgh appeared for the defense,
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y Mas Cur IN Two AT ScmENEcrApr.
A man named Swift attempted to jump on
the caboose of a Western bound freight
train Monday afternoon. Mt the Front street
crossing. Schenectady. lie was not quick
enough to clear "A watcr-pipc for filling L.
connective tanks, which struck him and
knocked him under the car, the wheels cut
ting him in two.
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invited by the warden to go through the
prison Whll standing in the corridor of
one Of the wings the cell occupied hv
Tweed when he arrived in the place was
pointed out by the warden. While rlanc-
ing mp and down the long corridor the re.
porter saw large form emerging from
cell. Keeper Macdonald was with the
man. The reporter had full view of him.
1t was William NJ. Tweed. He walked
along the balcony and recognized the re-
porter Ills face was flushed. and he
seemed much lleshicr than when he first
came into the institution. 1t was evident
however, that his mental anguish is great.
and that he feels his degradation terribly.
Ills hair is very short and his face smooth.
lie wore brown pantaloOns. vest, and
short coat but with the disguise which
would be complete in many others. no one
who had ever seen him would have failed
to recognize the man who once carried New
Ork in his pocket He hurried up the
staircase to the hospital. He had been Wis
iting sick convict in his cell and admins
tcring medicine to him.
DIR. Partridge, who is i'm charge of the
prison hospital has never seen more
faithful orderly in the place than Tweed
The cN-Boss arises at six o'clock every
morning and attends to the wants of hi,
pdticniS. nero are seventeen COuViCts ON
tho sick list in the hospital. Those who
are able to sit up cat at thessame table with
Tweed and the head orderly. Tweed has q
place
Ar THE HEAD 81 me TABLE
and his superior officer at the foot All
fare alike, and the wealthy orderly never
complains. He is AS much in earnest and
as thorough in his work as he was in other
and brighter days when he was Tammany's
chicftaiu. and none of the sufferers i'm his
care arc neglected by him. 1t is astonish-
ine, the keepers say, TO see how active he
is. When convict is carried in with a
crushed foot or injured in any way Tweed
loses no time in attending to him. He car
ries little book, which contains the
nam $ Of the patient and the physicians in
structions about the time when medicine
must be given them or when handage or
plaster should he removed and others sup
piled. Thus "John Smith. two pills every
two hours. is never forgotten. and
Tweed> usefulness is apparent to all
some thinks he works so inccssantlyto kill
time, but he seems TO take a wonderful in
terest in every one in the hospital, and lic-
| qucntly in the middle of the night arises to
attend to the wants of poor. suffering
| wretch.
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y BILLIARD CHALLENGE. Eight gentle
men, in Fort Edward, will play against any
eight gentlemen from any town in Washing
ton county, game of four ball, American
billiards, OFF 900 points, for purse of : 100
and n champagne supper for the party
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BIILiOU :. REMTrTENT.ANDt INTERMITTENT
FENERS

which are 50 prevalent IN the valleys OF our
great rivers throughout the United states,
esp, ciallN those Of the Mississippi, ONO, MIS-
sour, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas, Red colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl
Alabama, Mobile, savannah, Roanoke, James,
and many Others With their vaal tributaries,
throughout our entire country during the
summer and Autumn, and remarkably 50 dur
ing seasons oil unusual heat aud dryncss, are
invariably accompanied by extensive dcrangr-
mcnts OF the stomach and liver and other alb
dOmnal ylscera. In their treatment, pufga-
tive. eNcrtiug Il powerful influence upon thesc
various organs, Is essentially necessary. There
Is no cathartc for the purpose equal 70 IN. J.
WALKERS VINEGAR BiTrIRs, as they VIII speed
liz remove the darll-cOlored vscid matter with
which the bowels are loaded al the same time
stimulating the secrctiOns OF the liver, ana gen
orally restoring the healthy functions "t the ut
gestiNc organs
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DENCILS. -Dixon's Round Gilt Pencils
i are as good as Fabers Round Hllt,--solle
say better II no better, they deserve favor from
being an American Pencil at lower prices.
They are made by the Joseph Dixon CfuciDle
co., Jersey city, n. D., ana we oner them 10 INC
trade at their net prices 1fy lheih'
GLOBE PAPER 60.
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Chr Rutlana Daily Gluhe.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1874.
VISIr 40 W. VI. TWEED.
4 sad ola Man.


mouse III New 1ofk 0thcIs assert that he
is living IN regal style in foreign country,
while not few believe that he is quietly
,vialdiro +, r,Ii,ic. Ell, ;,d,o,co ,,,ici,
,,'t ~ 90 '''''''i nv, "' r'
party 'e"''eI7 care not lSH"ie' heretofore
representatives. OF the press have had to be
content with the word of fine WARREN. or
that of t,n kooucr of ,,c ,,,i,,,, ,., pl,cl,-
iii. t.,..I d., ,,... n.y..
wells iS'''i"' 'I'"' 'lc On dues ol inc am
many King Is there confined. but yesterday
a reporter of the SIM saw him i'm his prison
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face in that institution.
rLo ror,,,,,. ,,,n I,,,.,,.;,., ...t;oi,,d
-.
'eS "ilich any one must overcome 10 ram
access to the Chief Of the Tigers, sought
the President of the Commissioners of
Charities and Correction. Wm. Iaimbecr.
TO obtain from him. if nos,iblc. n pass to
thc ncni,cntiarv hosnitol Ar,ivinT at tho
Commissioners LcadoIartcrs. nt Eleventh
street and Third oveuiin thc rounrtnr nskcI
TO see Mr.. Laimbeer. Mr. Laimbccr was
enpopcd The ronortrr scnt - rcsnoctful
,, ~ 'l,'''' n,i" ~.
mlssioncrs room.
President Luimbccr is IA very handsome
man. His side whiskcrs arc always neatly
trimmed. and his large bright ewes never
wander from the person before him. Yes
terday he was elegantly attircd He wore
Il white nccktic. and twirlcd his eve glass
in a way that might have been cnvied bV
Lord Dundreary. lie was dirnifcd and
remained standing and silent for a few mo-
ments when the rcportcr WAS escorted into
his presence. He held the rcporter : note
in his hand and apparentlv awaited a sncccL.
The reporter glanced around the hand
somelv furnished room. looked into the
crate. and then introduced hirsclf and
| mentioned the
o,.,,.,.. ,.,. ,.,.,,
W. "'' ,''i'
M l'aiillpecr' WITHOUT SURFING from MS
r i'e',, want - ~, 1"o''ipSo s,'' NJ
| Tweed >"
| The reporter renlie1 that fine commits
sioner rightly understood him.
II can't do if " was fine emphatic answer
of Mr. Laimbecr
NWhv not ;" asked the rcnorter
Because" said the commissioner re-.
cedinr few stems. ..if did every rcnor,.
or in New York would be after me and
would he in nice fix"
Then fine rcnortcr informcd Mr. Ioim.
beer that fine nublic desired ia know
whether il was really true that TwccI is in
Blackwell's Island.
The commissioners bright ewes fairly
rlistened rs he renlicd firmly "IIr Tweed
i in the nrison hosnitnl attending to hi.
duties and lounoers are NOT nermi,tcd
there"
The rcnorter. somewhat storocrcd asked
But. Mr. Commissioner. do Won NOT rive
spccial passes TO persons To see prisoners =
"To relatives only. not to the nublic.
'ps ~. oio,hcer's reply.
suppose" said the reporter, "Twec,
should signify his willingness to sec me
Wh@t TN"
=, WI, that u .'liIrei'l th'lg' answered
,iie commissioner, put even ,heh II Woui,
DC discretionary WIN inc warden TO permit
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