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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

s1u1nS.
WEDNESDAY, March 25,h.
No. 1874, Asa L. Newell VS.. Inhabitants of
Litchtield.
The plaintiff stopped at ten A. NJ, when
Mr.. Vose opened for the other side. The de-
fence is that the culvert in question was
washed out BY great rain storm which hap
pened at that time, which rende red some
dozen other roads in town impossible; that as
soon as the defect came to the knowledge of
the defts., they fenced it out, so as to warn
all travellers of the danger; and that the p,f
knew of the washout, and if he got into it, he
did so purposely. or negligenny. They will
also attempt to show that the pitt. had hostile
feelings against the town, and threatened be-
fore the accident, to trump up case for dam
ages against the town, and also that the Injury
he alleges is all sham and pretence, and that
he is really as sound in health as he ever was.
The witnesses are numerous and the testi
mony will hardly be closed tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

Francis Murphy, the President, and E. Z.
Thwing. Secretary Of the State Reform club,
both of Portland, will devote good deal Of
time the coming season in forming new clubs
or resuscitating those whose meetings have
been suspended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
Notice of superintendent Of Burials.

Having accepted the position of Superin-
tendent of Burals, TO which | have been
elected by the board of Aldermen of this city,
parties desiring my services may leave their
orders at Titcomb's Drug store; and they
Will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
GEORGE Is. HoyT.
Augusta, March "a, 1874. tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

Worcester, %. The women's praying bands
resumed their visits to-day and visited several
saloons in the centre Of the city. There was
none of the excitement which has prevailed
on former days, and but few who were not in
terested in the movement followed the bands
oh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

Ladies wishing Human Hair of the first
quality and manufacture guaranteed will find
satisfaction at Mrs. Foote'S rooms over Has
kelfs shoe store, Water street; Grey Hair
and Natural Curls. Work done to order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

The Cushnoc Hause in this city, as is we'll
known, has been closed for several years.
But the other day an individual came along
who was not aware of that fact, and, with
carpet bag in hand, went to the house Ito get
put up" He tried the front door but found it
fastened he knocked, but there was no re-
Spouse again and again he knocked loudly,
but only the echo resounded through the de-
serted mansion. He looked into the windows
had there been a death in the family, or
was this Sunday? He went again to the front
door, put his mouth to the key hole, and
shouted, 'Tom!" Tom Ballard, formerly
one of the proprietors of the house, has been
in one of the Western States for several years,
ard probably did not hear the voice of his
former customer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

Public installation of the officers elect of
Jerusalem r. A. Chapter, this afternoon at
$50 o'clock, at Hallowell- Companions with
their ladies are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
BATH.
ITO THE

Bath, %. Ship Carrollton. of this port,
1850 tons, built by 4. & A Sewall 10 1872 has
been sold to Boston parties, on private terms
by J. B. Drake, ship broker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

One of the comparatively small ice CON-
panies at Gardiner have received for one
house full of ice more money than it cost to
put up all the ice they have stored in several
compactly filled houses. So they are secured
against any danger Of loss, and should their
future sales approximate the estimates Of
those whose opinions are worth something in
this matter, they will reap handsome har
vest from their winters work. and can well
afford to take good long vacation next sum-
mer at Squirrel island, or elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

At the session of the Governor and Council
to be held at the State House, beginning on
Tuesday next at ten O'Clock, there will be APP
pointed Superintendent of Schools, two
steamboat inspectors, board of Trustees OF
the Insane Hospital, committee consisting
man to visit the Hospital from tine to time,
and Ave Directors for Maine Of the Centen-
NAL Exhibition. Some action will also prob
ably be taken TO carry into effect the act of
the last legislature, providing for a tax on
railroad companies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, %. DePaul Schoeppe alias J.
Schncuberg, left here this afternoon il
charge of detective J. II. Dixon Tor Chicago,
where heis charged with forgery. #a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
MICHIGAN.

Detroit, III A fire at Ludington, destroy
ed the Pere Marc 4et:a Lumber Co.'S mill To q
day, loss $50, 900. Ia..5 ea. .s,r -sj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
CANADA.

Montreal %, The Small pox is again on
the increase There are over two hundred
cases in the city and several deaths daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

States Senator with the following RESULT
Henry L. Dawes, 81
Z. X. Hoar, 50
ID. r. Curtis, Is
Charles F. Adams, Is
John +. Sanford, 2
n. z. Banks, 5
Remainder scattering, The total vote was
PSI.
A ballot will be taken daily at noon until
choice is made.
A conference of Republican members Of
the legislature was held this evening at the
State House. MIR. Learned in the heat of a
debate, read letter from Dawes, in which
the latter refused to make any bargain, and
expressed a preference for Death in the open
field" This created a sensation, and Learned
expressed regrets for having so suddenly di-
yulged this correspondence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
local anb State Mems.

Don't fail of hearing Brigham's 10Th wife,
tomorrow nigh. at Granite Hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
GEORt:IA.

Atlanta. % NJ c. Brown, talher Of Gov
Brown, and "a soldier of 1872, died last nigh,
in Checkers, aged 81 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
tHarrieD.

In Hallowel, 23d inst. by Rev A. r. Crane,
Charles + Fisk of Lewiston, to Miss Ella o. Her
sey of Hallowell
In Portland 18th inst Albert II. Hatch to Miss
Sarah A. Miles, both OF Portland.
In New Gloucester 22d inst, Alonzo Taylor TO
Miss Nellie NJ stevens, both of New Gloucester.
In Chicago, 2th inst, Frank Butler OF Deering
to Miss Jennie Stewart of Chicago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

The report of the committee was accepted,
and the first thirteen of those named were de-
clared by the chair as being elected directors
for the esuing year.
In the ticket elected it will be seen that
Judge Rice of Augusta, and Horatio N. Jose
Of Portland, were the only two members that
were net on the board last year.
The Hpxt and last business in order was the
third article in the warrant relating, to the rati
fcation of the contract with the Eastern Rail-
road company, dated June TO- 1878.
A ballot being ordered resulted as follows:
Whole No. of shares represented 21,7S9
Yeas 26667
Nays 1872
The contract was then declared ratified.
and the meeting then adjourned.
The meeting was very harmonious one.
contrary to current reports that had been pre-
viousy put in circulation. The results that
were reached appeared satisfactory to all in.
terested in the success of the road.
After the meeting the new board of direc-
tors met and organized by the unanimous
choice of Hon. Arson p. Morrill, as Presi-
dent, and Hon. Josiah II. Drummond as
clerk of the company, for the ensuing year.
Mr. Morrill, accepted the position in a few
remarks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26

Pocket and Bill books, Wallets and Port
monaies are selling low at Par,ridges' Drug
Store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cinclnuatl, March IL
PRoVl StONS-quie:.
PORk-l5 - a 1900 - -
j.Aib--etearn gs9 Il kettle 81 d3A.
BULK MEATS-shoulders u "a clear rib sitea
u clear sides SIG
BACOS-shouiders 6nl; clear rib sides 81
o; clear sides "a 9S]4. vim f@W
WHISkEY-.na-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
OHIO.

Dayton, %. Gen Schenck returned home
Today and was received with ecat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
ASYLUM Lodge. No. 70
Attention Sir knights I!

The annual conclave of Trinity Commandery X.
T. No I. will be holdcn at Masonic Hall, Augusta,
on Friday, March ~, l>74, commencing at ? O'Clock
z. NJ. \ full attend tnce is desired.
BY order of the r. c.,
ma,2 6-t2tspn AUG. l.. SMITH, Recorder
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Difn.

In Portland, 18th inst, Mrs. Mary Frances, wife
Of John F Cechran, aged "a years I'D init, Mir.
Richard kennefeck, aged 81 years 24th inst, Mrs.
Anne II. wife OF Daniel Freeman, aged "a years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
Senator Summers Successor.
NO CHOICE ON TO-DAY'S BAL.
LOTING.
Dawes leads --- The Balloting in
JOINT Convention.

Boston. %. The Legislature in joint con-
vention, to day noon, voted for United
States Senator with the following result =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-26
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New Isrk Money Market.
New York, March %


New York, March %.
Evening Report.
The wall street markets exhibited more anima-
ton to-day than for some time past. This was par
ticularly true OF the stock mal ket Which had an
upward tendency the greater portion OF the day.
The Improvement ranged FROM to 3per cent.
An immense business has been done.
Money was in better demand but without precep.
percent. 81
Sterling firm at iS5 for 80 days, aud ass 4ss
for demand
Customs receipts 1884 900.
Gold ranged from lil5s to ll2,s, closing at 1923
and ll27s.
The operators fully believe in Initiation and the
majority are 40 &" OF gold and now await the ter
imitation Of the conflict in the Senate
Carrying rates 8 Il, 1, and per cent.
The assist mt Treasurer paid $4,000 interest,"
and $4,000 in redemption Of 20 bonds,
Business of the gold exchange bank;
Gold balances SLAs,V.o
Gross clelrances "a oti,oVO
Currency balances l,5l9,500
Governments quiet and dgnl.
State stocks dull.
Uuited States Skies tcoupons). 1881, 1908
520's, ls62, .ll1l2
/" 1864, ll9A
d" 1866, l20.f
:" iees, Jan. and July, li9s
1867, l2U-
a. Z" " 1865, ll9.S
=" New SIS, ll5-
a lo-4O's Coupons, ui9s
F"s Currency, Fl II 1l7A
Central Pacifcs. wa w ME# 9Sta
Union 81 W. MA MNN&E&E&I ST.
Land Grants, s44
Incomes neon I'1--1EAE u nlaMlE sS
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supreme Judicial Court-DanforthJ J. Pre-.
siding.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23

Die Norboeutide Nll9<e.
cine Setting ldreibt rBiidcf
Martin bat Dor eini9en Monater,; IN elmer
anpnpm:erjdienen 8rol6iire ~ Die &C.
mihensfragen iiber bic Ntaiseiebe" ge<
iagt, nit se,piNen Gini6rdntungen lei fa-
tboliiden 8eamten Die Mitmirtun9 sur
Musfiibruns Der 0laiseiebe rnidt ais
@iinbe an3ure9nen, Bis cine b0bere fir6<
li9e gnti @eioun9 erfol9e." Dier rb69ere
fir9li9e Gntl6eioung" 1T crfol9t. Die
Broi9iire lit in &om ,uegen eben iener
@teQe auf oen Suoer selest poroen, uno
Bil6of Martin bot jebt cine 1,eae aus.
sabe oerielben peranitaltet suorin er,
]i9 iiber Die @telluns, pel4e Der beili9e
opoitoliide @tubl su jener Trase Elm.
nimnt, @ewiBbeit peri@afft, bic oben
mitsetbeilte Bebouptun9 einfad 5lriid-
nlmmt. Gs febt alio iebt felt oab mad
Der 2e6re oes beili9en apofolil@en
@tubles Elm tatbolil9er 8eamter 5ur
Mlsfi6runs Der Maiselebe ni9t mit,uir<
fen bort - tpenn bieles aber our9 feline
amtli9e @telurs BON .ibm perlan9t mirb,
iein Mmt nieoerle9en mub, uno wenn ct
bas ni@t t6ut, BON Ieinem pfarrer ooer
&aplan nibt abiolpirt lueroen bari. .Bleibt
ob3uuarteu, ,uie piele fatboliide 8eamte
uno &i6ter in Yreuben lid oieler ent<
1@eionng :. bes beiligen opotolil6en
@tubles nnterluerI Ien uno aus oemStaats.
bienite aug streten ,ueroen." Ser Mppella-
tionsgeri9tsratb b. Sbimus in &0ln bat
cs bereits 9etban. @
81 Sic Sosesan5eise. rM09ten
@ie ni6t 10 siitig iein, unb oiele Sooes-
an5eisc in ibr 8!att aufnebmen?" frug
Elm alter 9err einen 3eitungsl6reiber.
unb; 1ebte bin5u: Scr @erltorbene bate
oiele Sreuuoe bier, bic li9 freuen rueroen,
tpenn iie erfobren, oab er 9eForben' it,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23
Ohio Waijeufrel,uo.
biste ben rainiId)' fatboliiden Glauben,
oen CT Ipdtrr 10 bcftio befdmpfte.

oistc ben romijd fotboliiden @lauben,
oen CT ipdter 10 beftis betdmpfte.
9{m l6. October 1912 erbielt Gut9er
oie 0oftprluiiroe. W(it grober Teierlid)+
felt purbe linn I'M 9iomen Der fatbolilden
Stride Der Duttprttel ir @esentuart elmer
9robeu 8eriammlun9 ertbeilt. 8ei hieier
@clegenbcit lciltete 9utber abern,als einen
Gio. bab er Der r0mii d. sfotGoli}6en Gir6e
uno ibren @eieten ia,mMerfort @eborlam
lei{ten ,po(le: Mber bielen ,uie olle anocrcn
Gtbl6piire bat 9ut9er lpdter treulos uno
l1madpoll gebro1en.
~ SOD 2utber mar nod immer fattoli-
i6er Yriefter. Sn Witteubers bra6 bic
Yejt aug. NlIes flob Dor Dem id>parjen
Sob, aber 2utber blieb 9etreu o,4 lciuem
Bpfteu, aIs &atboIif fiir6tete er ben 500
xtdt. Mls ct aber lpdter db9efaDsn ,pdr
ilno Die beiliSe tatboliiAeMrde betdmpIte
oo .lebrte er, bab es cine 5u bei6perli@e
2at fir Den Preoiser iei sur 3eit bsrYef
bel i9ren @emsinoen 3u blsiben! uno
oiele 2ebre babeu ale protei itantit9en
Brebi9er bis auf uniere Gage eifri9 be-
folat; oeuu 100 cine auitedenbe &renfbeit
berri6t, ba eeben iie ni@t Fin ud6reno
Der tatboliide Priefer aud beltt5ata9e
babel feline Gur9t fennt. .%... 80
Mie tat)olii@2utber Dor ieinemNbfoile
NOR, iaet er lelbf in ieinen Berten sd
BIN 10 trunten, ia erloiIen se,ueien in ben
2ebren Der Papies, oab i'd ldier bereit
gepelen, QlQe ,uenn id gefonnt Gdtte 0u
t6bten ober benen bic. oo t0oteten, 5u
belfen, unb ooriu Su tuillisen ,petde benz
Yaplt ou6 nur nit eiuer @D!be ben &C.
bprlam uerlueiserten." Dicie Worte 9n'
Tiers 5ei9en mebr Tanatismus als &atbo.
lieismus.
Das mar 2utber als Ratbolif :ein mit<
telmab Big gutter Meni@, eeplast init @fsn<
peln uno 3,ueiiel, itorrtDpfig anf ieiner
eisenenNteiuuhs beitebenb, obnebos min@
oeite ditbetiide @efii1l uub berauf4t BON
benz Mufleben oas ieine Nreoisten
'na9ten. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23


!bie Morte ausiprah :5vSelus trieb einen
Seufel aus, Der ltumu, ,par," 6o ipurbe
Mortin 2utber pon einem lold)en @dre-.
fen befn0en, hab er auflprang uno |6rie: !:
r1a! Sd bin es niht! Sd bin cs uiebt!"
yDie ,pdre es bod S't ,uiiul6en ge,pclsn,
bab 2ntber oieie Tur6t Dor bcm 6iiriten
Der 66lle INNER beluabrt bdttc biele
6ur6t, Die ct botte, ols er nod, &atbolif
mar. Mir lueroen Ipdter ieben, ooB -leinc
YcSieDungen sum Sotan gang anoere
,rurbcn, ia oaB oer Seuf fel nod leiner
eiseneu Mneabe leiu @Glafgenolie uno
&atb9ebcr mar. s@ - =
SIM &lp1ter bate Ser Seufel iber 2u-
tier nod feline @eluolt. ST lebtc ndmlitD
|als M6nd) auberit itren8e unb 5ii6ti9te
leinen 2eib nit Tditen, Wa6eti uub
Beten. SIN ltebri9en ober erfaunten
ieine @or9eiesten oob Der @eiit beg
6o6mutbs in sibm isobne. Gr mubte
6esluegen Die 3immer febrcn, Die &ir6.
tbiireu offneu uno. id)lieben Die l1bren
aufsicben nno Diientli6 bettefn geben, Den
Sod auf Dem &iiden.
M0cs oicles ertru9 2utber freiipillis
uno itono6oft. Nodbem 2utber faif 5tuei
Sabre ieiner Yrobe;cit bcitonoen botte.
entj6loB er Td, ieiu gauges 2eben lang
i'm Glolter su bleibcn i,nb bic @eliibbe
abauleaen. Gin @eliiboe 1T cin frenpilis
@ott gemo9tes @eripre6en, et,uas @utes
ali tbun, tpos,. man ipnit nidt perpfi6tet
lit. Ser @egenftonb Der brei @eIiiboe,
bic 2utber able9te NOR Der folgenoe.
Dur6 bos @eliboe Der Mrmutb perpf(id-
tete er T9 nieuals in ieinem 9eben ir=
aeno etpas perl0nli4 als lein Gigentbum
at bcSiben bur9 bos Geliiboe Der 2euid.
belt btrp1idtete er ii4, Iein 9on5es 9eben
lang ebclos 81 blciben; bur6 bag Sc
Ilab6e bcs @eboriams ober nobm er Die
NHi1t ouf lid iii allen 9in.en, bic nidt
5unbe linb, ieinen Orbensobern ftren0e
at gcbor6cn. Treiluiaie fat Martin
Guiber bic1es Mlles por benz Mltare Got.
|tes feierlitb uerIprodeu !, ra@oem cr fi6
]oicicn ,ui6tiseu Sdritt fait Slpei Sabre
iiberlest bate. S6mabup1 unb i6dnb=
lid fat cr aber in ieiucm lpdtersn Geben
eieie @ctt sesetenen Weripre6en sebro.
den. y ~ G
Nodbcm 9n.ber 10 bur9 bic beiligiten
@ellboe Elm ,pabrer Wlond getporoen
mar eupfing er bic Yrietertueibe i'm
Sabre & d5O5) Dabei tuurbe Der neuge=
tpeibte Yrieiter Wtartin 2utber BON benz
orbinirenben 8iidpfe 2aspb gefro9t:
uDeriprebt ibr, in bem @hoobe unierer
giitigen WfAtter, oer fatbolilden Rir9e,
5u lebeu uno gu Terben 2" Wartin 2utber
ant,portcte !: sd periprede es !. Darauf
na1m Der 8ij9of bic beioen 9dnbe beg
Dor Inn tuienoeu junsen 8rieiters stui-
I9en feline 9dnoe unb fraste: r8erlpre6t
ibr euren Worselebten Gbrfurbt uno &C.
IDoriam?" Wlartin 2utber anttuortete
abermals sd perlprede es! N6er aad
oieie 8erlpre6un9en bat 2utber 1pdter
ldanolid gebrpden.
9lun itaub fur 2utber Elm Dobes Teit
bepor, Der Sag, on Dem CT gum eri itenmole
bos Deilige Mebopfer barbraate. Gs
sel6ab bas am ?. Wfai 1907 am bier
ten Sonntag na6 Oiteru. Nicle Sabre
lang bette 2utber lid ldon auf eisler9
|groben Sag 9efrcut. glud 9ans Suffer
ser Batter !, luuroe 5u oieier 6eier einse=
Elooen, uno pblpo9l er nit leinem Spbne
,,,o,n,, Sn2 0c;,,tr;443S ;u,a GIni}or md,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23

Ibee.,bet ,uar, sing maj, aur 5afel, ,ppbei
Tpons 9utber an oer. 5cite leines Sobnes
Iiab. Gs lit merf,piiroig, bab bei oieler
@eteaenbeit piebtr bic Besiebungen oes
b6len Jcinbes ju 2utber.Iib offenbaren.
2utbers Bater bate bel Der ga,l5en Gcier
nod fein Wort Der Greubc nno oes Sro'
itcs iu jeincm prielterliGen 5obne &C.
1pro6en pDblid) aber erbob lid Der alto
8ersmonn, unb ,panotc iid 81 Den 9ot=
.toreu, 2ebrern Der Sbeologie unb anoc-
rem Yutrcs bes Gloiters, uno iragte:
r9abt ibr niGt 9eleien in Der @driit,
caB man Batter uno Mut:er ebren ion 2"
nSa. bas .iteht 9eihrieben :" antlpprtcten
bic 9iiN9enehen; .unb Der gIif oes
Waiers rubte ouf Martiu Der, itumm
bti.b. Man iprad BON oiciem uHo uun
jehsm, aber ber8ater la9te weiter NIT lau-
ter 5timme: rWollte MIR &ott, oab cs
tsin Scufelseeipeuit 'uare. 3d. mub
o09ier 5cin, ejicu unb trinten ,pollte
ober lieber bopon iein." &dtblelbaft
uubten bic @orte beg 9uten often Sans
2utber oamals leiu, aber Die 3eit bot &C.
lehst oab ocr elm fu6c 8er9mann re6t
bate, baB ,uirflid Elm Seufelsscipenit
porbonoen wor, beun bag beili9e Meb*
opfer bos 2ut6er 10 eben nit 9rober
6eierli1teit gum eriten Male begangeu
batte, ,uuroe bon ibm ipater auf Den &atb
oes 5eufels, ,uie er ielbit ia9t, abgeidafit,
| fir @DbcnoieuT ertlart uuo 70 arg 9eld.
| Itert, baB alle 5euiel Der @olle' es nidt
drger ma9eA t0nnen. 906it merf,uiirs
|oi9 iit es aud , oob Ser Dater bel oieIer
fcicrliben @clesenbeit Den Sobu oes
tiuoliden un9eborioms anfla9te. Sellte
nidt 2ut9ers 2auf fbnbn aud oeBwegen
einen 10 i9limmen Nus9an9 9enommcn
babeu, neil ct ocn &atb ieines @atcrs
pera1tete 2!
:N(s Yriefer mar 2utber nod frommer
,pie porber: Stuoiren uuh. Beten maren
leiue Bei6ditisuns ieiue @elidtsfarbe
uerblei9tc nno er nor 10 ,na9er uno ab=
oe3ebrt gu jener 3eit ooB man feline
Nippen 5ablen tunnte. 9abei NOR er
ii6ermdBia lcrupul6s unb dn9ltli6. Man
lab i9n an Den @tufen Der Qlltare nit
auf0ebobencn 96nben bic Mu9en noQ
Sbrdnen Soft i'm 8cr5eibun9 bitten.
Sit tniete CT Na9ts auf eincm 6opffil<
len unb betete 70 big Die Some aufgin9.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-17

A MILElN TuIRTy.Two SEcoNps.-The
following story Of the achievement in re-
spect Of speed in an ice.boat on the Hud.
son in the vicinity of Stratsburg, last
week is told by the Poughkeepsie Eagle :.
Thursday last the wind blew very
fresh from the south, and the owner of
tho new ice boat Cyclone determined to
take advantage of the favorable opportuni.
ty for timing his yacht. The Hudson, at
this point, is very wide, and a: the course
selected its breadth is one mile. Having
made every preparation for the feat to
be ACCOMPLISHED, the reef points were
shaken out of the sails, and every stitch
Of canvas spread to the gale. With two
men on the windward runner to keep the
boat down to the lee, the helm was turned,
the sails filled. and in moment, with
every inch OF canvas drawing, she was
under full headway. Like an arrow from
a bow she darted away on the course,
clouds of pulverized ice following in the
track of her runners as they hummed
over the surface Of the river. and in what
seemed but an instant the river, had been
crossed and the mile accomplished in the
almost incredible time Of thirty-one SEQ
onds, being at the rate Of two miles in a
minute and two seconds Persons on
shore compared the speed of the flying
racer to that of meteor flashing through
the sky,and watched her movements with
eager interest. The owner afterward put
the boat through some movements on the
ice, aud astonished, as well as paral yzed,
the lockers on by sailing all the way
across the river on one runner, the force
OF the wind throwing her over on her
beam ends aud raising the windward run.
ner from ten to twelve feet above the
ice. Although but few were found will
ing to partake Of the amusement, all
seemed disposed to coincide in the opinion
that ice yachting is the most exhileratinl
Of sports, and the evolutions of which one
of these yachts it capable, the most grace
fol of anything they had ever witnessed.