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TnE FARMERS WAR Equal TANATIuN
-GRANGEs- PArEoNs OF lNeBANpEY- y
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLonE. from the pen of Hon. =. NJ.
Dorr of Rutland and now collected and
published for general circulation. by order
of the Rutland Grange Of the Patrons OF
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published hy the
Glo'e Paper Company, Rutland.
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The PODtiflcatp,

ROCHESTER,, ". Y. June o..
bishop Mct}uaid, of the Catholic diocese
OF Rochester. sent on Saturday a conrrat.
ulatory dispatch TO the pope ON the occa-
casion of the twcnty-eiphth anniversary Of
his accession to the pontihca,c, and today
received the following reply
ROVE, June %.
The supreme pontiif returns thanks
for congratulations you sent, TO yourself
and the clergy and faithful Of your do
ccsc, and he imparls from his heart his
apostolic bencdiciion.
"(SgncdD CAnplNAL AYroNrfrr"
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Funding Of Spanish Bank BIS.

IINYNNA, June %
meeting of planters was convoked yes
terday by order Of the captain-gcneral To
consider the best and specdesl method of
funding the Spanish bank bills issued on
account Of thc treasury with the proceeds
OF the ten per cent. tax, dccrced April 2S
on the profits of landed property The
planters finally agreed Ia pay similar taN
towards municipal contributions, inform
Ing the capain-genera that If ten per cent
was Insufficient they would Willingly pay
fifteen, twenty oy thirty per cent, or All
the authorities think necessary
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American Sailors and French Soldiers

NEW IoRK, June %.
4 letter from Nice of June 9Th says "A
good deal of i'll feeling has arisen between
the American sailors at that port and the
French soldiers, growing out of a barroom
quarrel, in which French soldier ran n
sailor of the American war ship Franklin
through the body, causing his death, The
soldiers We're called on by the saloonkerper
for assistance, an attempt hayin" been made
by a sailor, he says tu rob him
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The Bulletin Triumphant.
New ORLEANS, June

NEW ORLEANS, DUNG II.
Notwithstanding the attempt of the
officials to suppress the Bulletin it APP
peared this afternoon as usual and attacks
Durell and Kellogg as unscrupuous usurp-
ationsts now in power by grace of federal
bayonets. To the Republican newspaper
the Bulletin returns thanks for the cour-
tesies which enable it to continue publica-
ton until its new type can be received
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Coming Events in France.

NEW York, June -.
a Paris letter of the 10th inst. to tue
World says, I'll there is any truth in the
old prOverb that coming events cast Their
shadows before, we ought To be off the
very eve of some terrible political eruption
in this most volcanic country. That the
end cannot be far off is the opinion of all
thinking men, Int after We have got rid of
this state Of things, who can say what will
follow ~
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Bryan McDonough. who was arrested
sunday night in drunken brawi in The
swamp by Policeman Auberion, was
brought up before Justice Porter yesterday
morning, AMI fined Sll12 Tie did not
disclose ON the person who sold HIM his
liquor and was put under $50 bonds until
such disclosure is forthcoming.
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High school Examinations

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81.
915 n. m, arithmetic first diyision) ;
French (beginners).
10 a. m, arithmetic (second division)
French (advanced).
II a. M, English literature (Millon).
1880 p. m, Latin lessons,
2:30 p. m, algebra.
$3.50 p. m, Nenophon
THURSDAY, JUNE %.
9;lj Il. m, Caesar; German (hcglnners)
10 a. m, English grammar; German (ad
yanced).
a. m, Sallust
1880 p. m, botany.
2;30 p M, chemistry.
$3.50 p. M, Virgil.
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Primary Meeting.

The republican voters OF Plttslord are hereby
notified to meet at the Town Hall ON Thursday,
June 2jth, at half past seven p. m. to elect
three delegates and three substitutes TO repre-
sent them In the county contention 10 he held
at Rutland June Both.
Also to elect three delegates aud three sub
stlttaes to represent them in the republican
district convention, to be hcld ri NiddlcbulN'
ON Wednesday. August l2th, losi.
y. T.. PEABODY,
4. u. TIFFANY,
Pittaford, June 10, 1874.
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BUFFALO, jane %.
The lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, comptroller and other state officials
arrived in this city this evening to make an
official inspection Of the western division
of the Erie canal. They will proceed on n
tug over the course tomorrow, under
charge of Colonel Richard Flock, canal
collector
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Reservoir Reconstruction,

SpRINGFIELD, Mass, June %
The commissioners OF Hamhden county
hayc issued an order directing the Mill
river reservoir company to thoroughly re-
construct the dams of their Searsvlle and
Upper Goshen reservoirs and recommend
ing the building of wing to the dam of
the lower reservoir at Goshen.
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The "GENTLEMAE II BLACK, who Is the tu-
telor demon Of dram-sh0pS, assumes ms sour
est aspect when the rapid progress Of Nihcgar
BttcIs is reported "dOwn below The Pco-
pies Vegetable Tonic IS playing the mischief
with his bitters fired with rum All diseases
which those dcmOnlac nOstruinS aggraNato, ui-
der pictcnse OF relieving, such as indigestion,
sickheadache, constipation, rheumatism, govt,
and Intermittent ieyors, are cured by 1t.
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and in the right place. The doctor again
smiled approvingly, and ascertaning what
would be acceptable, told Mr.. a. he would
consider the matter, and when he called
again would do something for him. The
result of the second meeting has not trans
Dired (dledOnidH.
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IN Attempt 10 Deiraud the Rcnssc-
iacr and saratoga KaiIrOnd Com
pauy Defeated.

William Nanderpool and Joseph Gordon,
two young men from Broadalbin, n. v,
who have been at work in j. A. Russell Il
Sons steam saw mill at Fort Edward, left
the mill at short notice on Saturday morn
ing last for parts unknown. Last April,
when they went to that place for work, one
of them set up clam against the Rcnsse-
laer and Saratoga railroad for the loss of n
trunk that they claimed to have checked
from Schenectady to Fort Edward. They
called upon lawyer and stated the case,
producing check of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad, and claimed that the du-
plicate was placed on their trunk at Sche-
nectady The railroad company invesii-
gated the matter after suit was commenced
for the recovery of the price of trunk and
its contents On Saturday the counsel of
the railroad company went to Fort Ed
ward, and, after comforting with the coun-
sci of the young men, took out warrants
for their arrest for perjury. 1t appears
from facts brought to light by the railroad
company that these men did not ride on
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad from
Schenectady, nor check a trunk on the
date sworn to by them in their complaint
but in fact went by stage either 10 Ballston
or Saratoga on said date, and had no trunk
with them They got wind of the officers
coming to arrest them in time to MAKE
their escape. The company will make az
example of them if they are secured -
| 1yOy Times.
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Insurgent Troubles.

HAVANA, June %.
Havana journals assert. that discussions
have broken out in the insurgent ranks,
The supporters OF Santa Lucia and Gomez
are fighting each other. They had one en-
counter nine leagues and another eight
leagues from Puerto Principe, in which the
losses were considerable on both sides.
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The Dominion Loan.

TORONTO, JUHt II.
A cable dispatch from England says the
Dominion loan of tour millions has been
placed successfully by Mr.. Cartwright on
the market. Financiers agree that the out
side price ha, been obt incl, and the opera
ton is regarded as good one
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saturate piece OF Bread or Meat, with gas
trlC Juice. and IT, will dissolve. This is dlges-
ton. Add to such mixture a little alcohol,
and It, viii not dissolve. This is indigestion.
beware, then of tincturcs, or tones, or docOc-
tons containing sprituous liquors. Shun all
rum "tonics," and rely solely ON Or. walkers
Vinegar Bitters, the nncst digestive lnvigOrant
known, and nee from The fiery curse Of al uhol,
may eGd&Wiw
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weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsunSGToN, June 2i.-sp IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle states,
and Lower Lake region, increasing cloudi-
ness and southeast to southwest winds will
prevail, with continued warm weather and
stationary or falling barometer.
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OMAHA. June %.
Henry Swift. formerly of Auburn, N y.
was struck by lightning and Instantly
killed near lrvincton, Douglas county.
Nebraska. 4 horse which he was riding
was also killed
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The races at the Middle Granville Driv-
ing Park on Saturday last were attended
by large crowd. The races were ac-
knowlcdgtd to be the best ever held on
the track for the money. Below we give
the results of the different races trOtted.
THREE MINUTE RACE.
Four entries were made in this race and
seven heats were trotted.
Ed. Browns b & santa...... . g
Vim Cozzcns Ill m Flora. dist
War Hulctt's bl m Marah. ] ]
Chas Tulctts b IN Torrent. us
Tlmc-o:ij, 292j6 1862, 2:5i, 49,, 25s, 9:5Ik.
2:dj RACE.
This was very exciting race. In the
last three heats the horses kept within one
length of each other. Two horses only
trol,ed, War IIulett's black Mariah and
VIM Coz2ens Flora being drawn.
SUMMARY.
" Baker, i'm War nulctt...... . I
Il Gardeners b s sleepy David. 600. ! .
Timc-2:to, 2;l9%, cal, 2:i2.
MArcu RACE ron $50.
Race No. 3 was a match race for purse
of $50 between G Kcrley's blk m Black
Diamond an1 G G Knights = & Honest
Ned. Honest Ned won in three straight
heats, Tune 2;5s, 2j2il, 2:5G.
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HOUSE.

The House met ut half past ten.
MIR Garfield reported back the senate
amendments to snndry civil appropriation
bills and he stated they were one hundred
and tweniy-four in number and would in
crease the bill as passed by the house SIS
600. The committee had spent five hours
oyer it yesterday he was sorry to say. The
most important OF the amendments are ms
follows; provided that the number of
copies of reports of departments annually
published shall be limited to the needs of
congress and contain no expensive maps or
illustrations without special order from
congress-; concurred in. To increase the
salaries oi the assistant secretary of the
treasury, solicitor of the treasury, and com
missioncrs of customs to a 800 non-con-
CURED in. Appropriating S342, 304 for
new life-saying stations on sea and lake
coasts concurred in. Ten thousand dol
lars for machinery to destroy by maceration
cancelled bank notes, instead Of burning
concurrcd in.
Mr.. Butler presented the conference re-
port on the Geneva award bill.
The house agreed TO the senate bill with
certain notifications, viz. Two new sec
tons as to documentary evidence, and as to
allowance of counsel and attorneys fees of
claimants, which allowance is to be made
part of judgment; and there is Il substitute
for tho fifth section providing for the ap-
| pointmcnt Of counsel to represent the United
States in suits provided for IN the bill
Mr.. Butler briefly explained the report.
| The committee agreed, he said, to the pay
mcnt of uninsured losses by vessels for
which the Geneva award held Great Britain
| liable. 1t agreed to the senate bill, so far
as the latter did not allow to insurers OF
underwriters payment except where, on
stating an account of profit and loss, ii APP
| pears that underwriters have made loss in
their whole business
| The committee struck from the senate
| bill the provision that the losses and judg'
ments shall be calculated in gold also
|
cent, clause, by which the government
should retain five per cent. for doing bust
ness, and only pay ninely-fiye per cent. fol
doing business, and only pay ninety-iivt
per cent of judgment it had inserted tho
clause that instead of the balance bcnl
covered into the treasury it will be al
lowed ia remain as found from which con
gress may pay other losses. 1t agreed t.
the court of commission instead of the cir
cult court, AMI in order To prevent grea
evils of the court of commission the con
ference committee has made void, rs tn
house bill had done, all assignments TO
service and all contingent fees, and had in
serted provisions that the court of commits
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sew Work. s,ocn ana None, marrr.


NEW YORK., June .!
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s4lI..
O00.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted -
.2S,OO0.
Money at 2a3 per cent,
sterling nmer at - I rs Tor 80 days ans
$50 1901 Tor sight.
Prime mercantile paper OF 6,e6
Gold ranged from M 10 H. CLOSING at
llFa.
Carrying rates lac rer cent.
Loans nat.
Clearings In the Cold E<chansc to-ds,
amounted 10 s2,OOOu0n.
stat bonds quiet, except Tcuncsses which
are active.
RAILROAD bonds Il on".
Governments lirm advanced slightly.
Railway ami miscellaneous speculation was
active throughout the day, ANA foremost part
buoSaht dealings were unusually wen dlstrlb-
uted, buf in Lake Shore. l'nion Pacific, Western
Union Pacific Mail, Wabash North Western
and st. Paul common and Erie dealings WetG
large. Extreme advance was made in the lust
named. which rose IRON 90 To III partly "a
| sympathy with an advance AT lOudOu from
81 to % 4, hut chiefly on account uf the failure
OF small bear operators who were carried
! down by tie advance. The rise In the remain
| der OF the list ranged from t13'a, per cent,
| Towards the clos. there was a reaction Of d To-
| - per cent, but IN the hnal dealings hrtn
! tone prevailed
| Among the sales to-day 29,o0o were W. Union
| 5000 pacIlc Mail; 1900 New ! Ork Central
! $1,000 Lake shore 1900 Union Pacific; 49,
| Rock Island; T. coo Wabash, ana GOO North
| western
| Gold closed at NE.
Governments strong
State bonds quiet ana dHli.
| Stocks active and strong.
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RYE. The market is quoted as quiet at 81 10
BARLEY. The market is quoted as dull and
nominal.
heavy good prime canada western, - ~,
cons Receipts a4I,l@5 bush. The market b.
one cent better with goJt expectations Ion
January speculation demand. Sales ol shhuuo
- e, and -, Tor western yellow
OATS Receipts $500 bushels. The market
shade better more huSl"esS doing sales OF
10000 bush. at dlladaa Tor mixed western
6G@Gsc white western.
nAy--lhe market is heavy at so o Ia 60
FOR shipping
uor.Lrhe market is quoted steady at lor
'a2O Tor low to fair 2sa 20 tor good 10 choice
COFFEE 7 he market rs quiet and lirm at 49,
AL ior Rio.
7i,@Sc Tor rair To good refining; prime hu'
MorAssEs. Market Is dun and unchanged
II thing uf moment dong.
Rlck -rhc market f. quiet without decided
changc al di4aG'sc Tor hhgonn; Carolina AT
bFTRoirru. - The market is quoted heavy
and lower, crude quoted at 40; refined
'l'Amow THE market Is fam sales OF 10000
u EGSs Market is steady at 10 ai7c for state
and PennsS Nanla "A a. l5h tur western loE
"a IL Tor canada.
coz. -ihe market Is steady At % OosG GO
for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
LEATHER Market IS rn. iiemlock sole,
BuenOs Ayres, and Rio irande lght, middle
and heavy weights al 2'A To- zoe california
do a6d ss,s Ornuco do. at 2ai9 10 eIh.
WOoL.-Marl,ct Is lirn; domestic fleece M
i3dGSc pulled at 33abac unWashed at l'@a,
Togs~tho market Is quoted as active ana
hrmer at Sl7 - In Is 90 for new meS't
BERF.--Mnket Is quiet ana unchanged u
30 bOGl2 plain mess III to II Tor extra mess
BEEf HAMS The market is quoted as
quiet .., d. .,,.,,,d anita,
nnHnlnNfu.
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CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.

nearly -four hours this afternoon on the
Canadian reciprocity. The injunction Of
secrecy was removed, and the treaty is
now officially made public by the senate
The merits of the treaty were incidentally
debated. but there was no vote or any in
dicaton to show whether or not the rcqui
site two-thrds 10 ralify it could be OBJ
tanned The treaty will now % over until
next session of Congress for final action
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dl,e 4'utland 1ailg Glcbr.
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1874.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAISs ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, l:l0 Is 1920 n. m, zoo
tSlj y. IN. .-.
u. IN.
" TlcOndcrOga, 'll.iO u. N.
Remington, 1900 m., 1851 p'5 p. IN.
III
Saratoga, 'liiOn D. M, qch p. m
salem. l.in a. tlo'tj 4. m, tj;io e 800 y.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, l2.l2& li.3oN. IN, 1900 1880
u. IN.
burlington 1910 IS 1910 a. m, '2;lo & tO5 p.
IN.
" TlcondcrOga, sos y, m.
bennington, i2:11 q $3.50 a. H., & t2'01 y. m.
Saratoga, s:tb and $500 a. Iu., $3.50 p In.
Salem, 1910 a 1910 u. m, 100 a 1000 y. IN.
Mail Train MIXED
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THE PORES CoEoNArIoN.

Special services were held in all the
Catholic churches in this city yesterday in
conmemoration of the twcniy-righth an
niversary of Pope Plus IN.
ms BRICKLAYEHs' STRIKE THE VACANT
PLACES FILLED
The Tribune says that most # the brick
layers who st uck for higher WAGES on its
new building, came back on Saturday and
asked to be- employed at the old rates hut
their places were nearly all filled. The
same was the case on the building Of the
Delaware Il Hudson canal company. Still
the bricklaycrs insist that the strike was
not Il failure, and are Ia hold "A mass rieet
my tonight to devise means for enforcing
their demand.
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a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The same dispatch says the presidents
special message recommending a change in
the character Of bonds for funding the
floating Indebtedness of the District of Co
lumbia was written under misapprehen-
sion and without understanding the sub
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SAFETY IN THE MUZZLE.
DECLINED.

Plymouth church has declined Theodore
Tilton's offer to appear and answer all
questions that might be asked of him touch
ing the Bcecher scandal.
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IYDROlHOBIA.

HYDROlHOBIA.
NEW YORK, June %.
Three more mad dogs were killed in this
city yesterday.
SAFETY IN THE MuZZIE.
The common council of Brooklyn to-day
authorized the shooting of all unmuzzled
dogs
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From Washington.
CONFIRMED.

CONFIRMED.
WAsnlNGToN, June 22
The senate confirmed Lyman X Bass
as assistant secretary of the treasury.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The senate confirmed Benjamin Moran
ut present secretary of legation in London
to be the third assistant secretary Of state
from the first day of July when the actcr-
ating Office will take effect between +
Pals, governor of Montana territory and
Bluford Wilson. Solicitor OF the treasury
Vice Banfcld comptroller of currency, is
prepared TO receive applications for the or
ganization of national banks in all the
western and southern states
THE POSTAL CARS.
The president of the railroad between
Baltimore and Philadelphia has notified the
potmaster-genc that after July lst that
road will not haul the United States post
Office cars over his road, but will carry the
mails rs formerly, like other freight ,charg
ing full fare for every employee of the post
Office department who goes over the road
The postmaster general will then begin
suit in the United States courts to compel
the roal to take the postal ears The com
pany holds that the Cnitcd States cannot
require the ROAD to carry the mails in a
given way, SO long as the company is not
.nngtIltnl n 4 In tlp tNpirp Ia In mil Ia,
management of the road have offered to
submit the question of compensation to
jury or TO arbltrators, but as the postlnaste,
general refuses to do this or ia recommend
to congress any action, the company will
take the course Indicated IN order to make
n Test case.
THE CURRENCY BILL SIGNED THE GENEVA
AWARD.
The President and cabinet and Prcsi.
dents clerk are now at the capitol examin-
ing bills for signature. Contrary 10 cx-
pcctation the conference committee ON the
Geneva award agreed on report which
will soon be presented to the senate The
i'SNcht HAS just sl9ncu inc currency Dlll.
New YORK, June -.
CIVIL SERVICE AND THE GENEVA AWARD.
There is no prospect of an agreement be-
tween the conference committee ON the
Geneva award bill or civil service.
TIE NEW cURHENCYsBIGI.
\ Tribune special from Washington says
the president has informed his friends that
he will sign the new currency bill agreed
To by the House yesterday. Although he
does not like the bill, yet he has been per
sunlcd to give it bis approval, hoping that
next session some positive steps towards
resumption of specie payments may be
taken
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Doors open at ~, commence at 81 p. m.
Admission 20 cents Reserved seats 70 cents.
N. B.-Tickets for reserved seats may be OBJ
tanned In advance al Moekers music store.
iune1s dGd
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Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
season.
Elder Hiram Munger Of Chicopec Falls,
National Republican., 1874-07-04
THE ELEGANT STEAMER

n IiOT-NM 0E JULY EXCURSION TO
rr, NJ VERNON-TWO TRIPS. -
R inc sLSSHIner ARROW, Captain Frank HoIlin1s-
@ne5u' @ VII !eaye seventh-street wharf a. no a. II. .
= ah1 u P5 =, a; EeturntnE, leave Mount Vernon az
p n 4r =; m, arriving in Washing gtOn at $50
y N. tti p1Etle9 an Opportunity OF spendnR
trip tickets, 81. 'Au'iIuA pLaee' 10 ,1SSgho 5t