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ST. J0HN's DAY AT STOWE. Thursday
OF next wccl. is to be great Cay at stowe,
the Masonic fraternity of Vermont propos-
ing to celebrate St. johns Day at that
point. The celebrated Halls band Of Bos-
ton, is to furnish the music. Ex-Governor
George W. Ilendec will preside An ora
ton is to be delivered by Park Davis, Esq.
Of 81. Adams, Past Grand Master; grand
Masonic ball is to be given in the evening
at the Mt. Mansfield Hotel, and an excur-
sion TO Mt. Mansfield is to be made Every
arrangement is being made, that nothing
shall be wanting to make this celebration a
complete success in every particular.
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Eha Rutland County Republican
Convention.

The Republican County Convention com
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet at the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June 3Oth, 1874,
at one o'clock, p. M, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Senators, Assis-
tant Judges of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff, High Baiff, and Judges
of Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns at
their primary meetings are requested to
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
TO present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwell House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling of the convention.
HENRY CLARK,
SIMEON ALLEN,
LEONARD JOHNSON,
l.. ID. Ross,
Il. w. PrrTs.
County Committee.
Rutland, June 10th. 1874.
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Butter and Egg Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, June Is.
In the national butter and egg convention
a series of resolutions were adopted, the
chief point of which was the endorsement
of plan recently adopted by the New
York butter and cheese exchange, looking
10 the establishment of an inspection sys-
tenn, through which the responsibility for
inferior qualities may be located where il
belongs, and recommending that the classi-
1cations of butter should be in all markets
solids with regard to quality, and without
reference to the locality of production.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 10.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June Is.
The Barrow factory at Codwater, Mich
igan, exploded to-day, killing Goal Stevens,
father of the proprietor, and ,Ino. Hudson,
boy sixteen years of age, and injuring
VIM. voorhees, internally V Voorhees, in
the chest Samuel NJ Williams in the head
and shoulders VIM Marble in the head
and back, and badly hruising Wallace Cal
ver All but VIM. Voorhees, will probably
recover The cause of the explosion was
defective boiler. The firm have been
burned ont three times within few years,
the last time on the first of April, and had
only just began business again.
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DoN'T LIKE CONGRESSIONAL MoRRlIL.-
Senator Morrill, of Name dropped in at the
open door of negro sanctuary in Wash
ngton, the other evening, won by the gen.
uine fervor which prevailed within, and
seated himself for a moment only to be
told by the stately colored sexton that the
place was consecrated to the devotions of
colored christians, and they did not
like to be disturbed by the presence OF the
white element. The senator escaped un-
recognized and more than ever persuaded
of the pressing demand Tor civil rights leg
islation and equality before the law, with
out regard to previous condition.
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their tails. A meaner, tanner, quieter and
more civilly disposed set of brutes you
couldn't see any where. would as soon
think of turning out new mich COW to get
mp bull fight with as to get boar chase
out of these pigs. But such is royal sport !;
and when the farce is over, all Dresden
make pilgrimage to see the-snout.
Yours truly,
NJ GOIDsMITII
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THE slTUATIONIN FRANCE.

PAEIs, jane 49,
The deputies OF the left centre publish a
note again inviting an alliance with the left
centre, in order that both parties may estab-
lish a republic. The left centre offer all
necessary constitutional guarantees, and de-
clare that if the alliance they seek is re
fused the right centre will be responsible
for possible return of the empire The
government has commenced the prosecution
of the propretors OF lie Figaro and La
France, republican Journals, tor reprnting
articles written by Rochcfort NJ. Adrian
Tdlihand, minister of justice, publishes an
order insiituting II commission to prepare
Immediately a new law for the regulation
of the press
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General Dispatches.

THURSDAY. June Is.
THE NEW CABLE.
The steamer Ambassador has arrived
at Portsmouth, with thirty miles of shore
end of the new cable The Faralay is eX-
pected this morning. The laying of the
cable will take place at once.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Martin Ictter, a brakeman, fell through
coal car last night near Port Jervis
Depot, n Y The body was dragged
nearly mile under the cars. He was
found horribly manglcd and dead
MAINE STATE CONVENTION
The republican state convention met in
Augusta to-day, L. +, Webb temporary
Chairman. Mr.. Webb made a brief adj
dress, expressing the opinion that the re-
publican party will still be supported by
the people of Maine
NEW YORK CADETS.
Among the graduates at West Point yes
terday were II VI Andrews Of New York,
| W lb Sltilla nNlllbNl INV va wv li0N NAh7'
| w Rowcll, number twenty-onc and II I
| Walker, number thiriy'threc, both of New
York state.
TIE RHODE ISLAND sENAToRsIIlP.
The general assembly took the fourteenth
Joint ballot for United States senator to-
dly at Providence, resulting AS follows
r
Burnside A, Dixon 81, Barstow II, Shelf
field 7, Bradley 3, Jencks 3, George II
Browne 3. The liiteenth ballot stood
Burnside 43, Dixon ~, Balstow Il, scat
tering T. Sixteenth ballot no choice
Burnside 43, Dixon 2S, others scattering.
VALUABLE MILL BURNED.
Taintor's mill in Worcester was badly
damaged by fire last night. The mill II
one of the largest in the city, and occupied
by Daniel Taintor, manufacturer OF wood
en- machinery Messenger Il Wright, Saline
and fancy cashmere manufacturers, Charlie
rTaintor, cotton carpet manufacturer, an'
Jerome Marble n Co., manufacturer o
J dyes. Nearly the entire upper section
the mill was destroyed. Damage 800, 900
| insured
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Sons of Temperance.

OTTAWA, Canada, June IS.
The international division of the Sons of
Temperance Of America, commenced its
twenty-ninth annual convention here,
yesterday. The attendance was large and
composed of delegates from ali the pro-
vinces of the Dominion and every state IN
the Union. Resolutions were unanimously
carried, urging the necessity of the pro-
hibition of the liquor traffic, rs being the
only means Of successfully graphing with
intemperance.
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Illinois Republican State Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, H., June T..
The republican state convention met here
to-day and nominated Thomas n. Ridge
way candidate for state treasurer, and W.
b. Powell for superintendent of public in
struction.
The platform declared against the imme'
diate contraction of legal tender currency ;
in favor of free banking, and in favor OF
the earliest practicable return to specie
payments and the gradual withdrawal 81
greenbacks as the volume of national bank
currency is increased
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j. MoLAUGHLIN.
The FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAxArl

The FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
-GRANGEs-PATROYs OF HUsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. s. 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 by the
G,oNe Paper Company, Rutland
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40 The paablic.

In the WlraM of Wednesday was pub
lished an account Of Il seizure in the CLONE
Restaurant, in which article was mentioned
the name of j. Mclaughlin, which accuses
me of keeping the place. The article does
me great injustice and is placing me in a
bad light before the public, as have not,
for the past three months, had any con-
nectiOn whatever with the saloon or bar
house. trust in justice to myself that
you will make this correction.
J. MCLAUGHIIN.
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Al the commencement of Tufts College
on Wednesday. the following Nermonter:
graduated and spoke upon the themes men
toned
Salutatory Grafton "Life's actors,
Henry Priest, Mechancsville.
Thomas Curley, Felchville.
English oration-"N Oblge,
Norman Perkins Wood, Barnard.
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Labor Reform Party.

BosToN, June 1S.
The state central committee of the labor
reform party have finally decided to make
no nominations of candidates for state of
iicers this year, The sense of the meeting
was, that instead of making Independent
nominations the party should hold the bal
ance of power which it claims to hold for
the election of such men only as are favor
able TO its principles.
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Sentenced.

KONDOUT, n. y, juno II.
Michael 1awless Saugertus, Il desperate,
was found guilty Of burglary and assault
with intent to kill in the county court to-
day, and sentenced to 20 years for the for
mer oifense, and years for the latter, in
Sing Sing, by Judge Tawton.
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TIN New ENGLAND FAIR. The trustees
of the New England agricultural society
were in session in Boston, on Wednesday,
arranging the premium list Tor the annual
fair at Providence. The premiums will he
liberal and cover Il much larger area than
ever before
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Erie Canal Bill.

BUFFALO, June Is.
AT a meeting of the board of trade of
this city to-day, resolutions were adopted
requesting Hon. Lyman X Bass to urge be-
fore Congress the adoption of the Clinton
and Morris bill of 1911, appropriatng
money for the construction of the Erie ca
nal, which virtually provides for free
canal.
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PAW ct Republican Cnucus.

The republican voters of Pawlet will
meet at the dwelling of Hiel HOLSTER on
Wednesday, June 81, at Z p m, to elect
three delegates to the county convention TO
be held at Rutland, June so.
.Iune IS. 1861.
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Satnratc piece of Bread or Meat, with gas
trio juice, and IT, Will dissolve. This Is diges-
tlOn. Add to such mixture little alcohol,
and 1t Will not dissolve. This is Indigestion.
Beware, then of tlnctures, or tones, or decoc-
lions containing spirtuous liquors. Shun all
rum 'tonics." and rely solely on Dr.. Walkers
Vinegar Bltters, the finest digestive invlgorant
known, and free from the fiery curse OF alcohol,
may2Cd&w4w
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Election of a Bishop.

MILWAUKEE, June Is.
The Episcopal convention yesterday
nominated Rev Jonn Henry Hobart Brown
rector of the Episcopal church at Cohoes,
N \, as bishop of this diocese. The vote
stood Brown SO, Kemper 81, scattering 2.
The laity then voted on tire question of
ratitying the nomination The vote stood
ayes l6, nays 32 SO the nomination was
not ratified. The clergy voted again, and
Brown received 81 and Kemper 81 votes.
The laity again rejected the nomination, 1G
to 80. -Four ballots were had without va
ration, and the convention adjourned.
a BISHOP ELECTED.
At the evening session of the Episcopal
convention yesterday, conference COM
mittec was appointed, which reported
| unanimously the name of DR.. f. r Welles
of Minnesota as the candidate for bishop.
DIR. Wel!es was then unanimously elected.
| Adjourned.
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Racing ut Middle Granville, N. Y.
There will be trot on the Middle Gran
vile driving park on Saturday, June Goth,


800 IN PURSES.
Purse No. $3.50 for horses who never beat 3
minutes. f25 to lst, SIS to I'd, $40 to sd; mile
heats, best three In five to harness.
Purse No. $50 for horses who never beat
245 500 to list, SIS to 20, $40 to Sd mile heats,
best three inffive to harness.
4 to enter, 3 to start. Entrance fee, 10 per
cent. Any horse dlstancng the field Will be
entitled to first money, only.
Trotting ia be governed by the national
rules. Pools will be sold at the Granville
House on the evening previous and on the
grounds on the day of the race. All pools
follow the race. II. o. PEABODY,
Proprietor
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Personal.

CmcAGo, June 1S.
Gen. Sheridan has started on an inspec-
ton tour through the west, He will go to
Denver via Kansas, thence to Cheyenne
and thence to the forts and Wind river
mountain,
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and freckle Lotion, which IS harmless and In
medone and Plmplc Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for Pimples, Black Heads or Flesh.
worms. Or consult b. G. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New York.
Qprll lOdeOd, won.
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New YORK stOcR ana Money 1,nrk-s
Latest MONETARY.
NEW YORK, June /.

NEW YORK, June t.
Money very easy at 2I@3
Sterling duh and firm with dealings at 4-sTl
for GO days and 4-90H for sight.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted 70
ssI,Oo0
Customs receipts to-day amounted to 1923.
900.
Gold opened ltia, closed III, for highest and
lowest prices.
Borrowing rates . per cent ana lat
Governments lrm
State bonds quiet and nominal
Railroad bonds steady
Stocks opened firm and afterward became
weaker ami frequently nuctuated, the decline
reaching e and p, untll the last hour Of bust T.
ness, when the market became arm, and
closed with an advance OF u to 2, from the
lowest point, aud Ia some cases the highest
point Of thc dpy. The sales FOR the day were
l.sOO.000, among which were the following:
$500 Western UnlonG $4,000 Pacific Mail; g.
900 New YORK Central G,00o Erie 5000 Lake
Shore 1900 union Pacific 1000 northwes-
tern Is OoO wabash 1909 Rock Island.
Gold closed H.
Where blanks occur there were no bids
The following are Che closing quotations
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DENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statloners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune29d@wu Wholesale Agents.
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American Pilgrims.

ROME, June IS.
American pilgrims have scattered from
Rome for rest and recreation. Some of
them have gone to Venice and others to
the mountains in the north of Italy.
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Goat.
COAL.l COAL!l


a. L. DAY IS
announces to the people OF Rutland and vicin-
ity that he has gone into the Coal Business
again, AT his
OLD STAND, ON FREIGHT STREET,
and is now prepared to sell any quantity OF
LACKAWANNA,
LTHlGH, a vi
ANTHRACITE COAL,
which Will be o at 'he
LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
Cash on delivery. mayl2tr.
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FRENCH POLITICS.

A Times Paris correspondent telegraphs
that the committee of thirty commenced to
discuss the constitutional bills referred to
ii Monday. In the assembly the debate
opened on the organic municipal law. The
government announced that it was deter
mined to insist on its right to nominate
mayors. An energetic opposition is GER
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.-T
Il Undersigned VIII receive proposals, for
the next ten days., for the erection Of build
ing on corner OF Grove and West streets, 5lXT2
Seen At the soT Of Rnnd o Boo and d sh oe
company, No $, Merchants Row.
Il. Il. SADLER,
jel9dl0d GEORGE c. THRALL.
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MAR RIAGES.

PIPER HOWE-At Rutland, June 18th, by
Rev. ii Austin Ward Piper and Cornelia l.
Howe, both OF West Rutland.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Garfield, from the conference com
mittec on the legislative appropriation bill,
made a report, which was read and then ex-
planned briefly by Mr. Garfield. The re-
duction made in conference amounted to
$4,000. The total amount of appropria-
tons in the bill is now S21 900 900
Debate ensued on a question ms 10 the
| office of congressional printer, but the re-
port was agreed to without amendment.
The bill requiring the secretary of the
| treasury to report at the next session the
necessity of public building at Brooklyn,
and the estimated cost thereof, including
site. The bill for reapportonment of the
legislative assembly of Idaho territory
passed.
| Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts, asked unan-
imous consent to have the senate civil
rights bill taken from the speakers table
and rcierned to the judiciary committee,
remarSing that it could not he reported
back this session.
Mr.. Beck of Kentucky-Let that be made
part of the order,
Butler-Having said it is as good as fouI
orders.
Rainey of South Carolina-I shall object
to that order.
Butler remarked that lie would report
the civil rights bill row before the judi
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Sp IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the middle states and
lower lake region, generally clear weather,
northwest and southwest winds except near
Lake Erie, stationary or rising temperature
and rising barometer.
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OPERA HOUSE.
AT RUTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE, Is.
The Celebrated
NEGRO roy PIANIST,
B l. / N ID II o M ="
THE GREAT MUSICAL PRODIGY.
Don't fall to see ana hear this most wonder
ful living curiosity OF the
NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Doors open az ~, commence at 81 pm
N. B,-Tickets for reserved seats NAV be oh,
tanned In advance at Meekers music store.
lunelSdGl
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NJ U sc AT q RAP ES
WI al B,W MARsHALL'S.
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EIFT OF HEALING
LAYING on OF HANDS.

SIMON VAN EriE%, Magnetic an Eclectic
Physician, OF Coming, y. y, is receiving letters
IRON different parts ui the world where he has
been, and those whom he has treated have
Acknowledged a cure and That ne possesses
wonderful powers of healISg.
He would respectfully Announce To the cut
Zpus OF Rutland and vicinity that he has taken
Room No. /, NJ thr BERWICK HOTEL, NJ. X,
li0tchkiss. Proprietor.
Hope and loy Tor the afflicted. Truth stronger
than fiction. cod be praised; Health r.
wealth: God Is love.
Is meeting with unparalleled success in re-
licving suffering humanity, wherever he goes.
II Won Il he wen Tor chose who are afflicted TO
give him call, while he is here Those per
sons who arc objects al charity are cordially
invited "withuut money aud without price,
cleanliness only required. Time once passed
never returns, ana the moments that are LOST,
are lost forever only what wc wrought into
our characters during our lite can we take
away with Us. | viii remain here until iui-
Their notice, consultation lrrr.
DR. SIM VAN FITFN
Dated Rutland, VT, June 10, l,5i. ildANeN
YNO RENT. The modern built House
i situated at No. 30 VI est street. TINS house
contains fifteen rooms, is arranged ior one or
two families, Is fitted with gas, hot and cold
water bath rooms For terms apply on the
premises. lunolodlW
NOR SALE. One pair of Canadian
L Ponies, ia good condition, must be s. III
immediately; are sound and KIND one four the
other I'VE years cid. Inquire al BARDMELL
HOUSE STABLE Juncl2dlW
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by the Cable.
AFFAIRS IN INDIA.

LONDON, June IS.
A dispatch fIom India says 1913 rioters In
Sittim district have been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for two to five years
CHOLERA.
Forty deaths from cholera are reported
in Durbungah India
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Martin Yctter, a brakeman, fell through
n coal car last night near Port Jcrvis
Depot, n Y The body was dragged
nearly II mile under the cars. He was
found horribly mangled and dead.
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Daniel McDermott, stabbed seven times
last night, is dying. lie was a gambler,
was returning home, and had always been
n peaceable man.
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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.

The Duchess of Oneida, a two-year-old
heifer purchased by w. j. Alexander at
the New York Mills, sold last fall for nine
teen thousand dollars, died on the AleXan-
der farm, Woodford county, Ky, of pneu-
l1Annin
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-27

| The magnificent mansion at Norwalk
Conn.,, erected by the late Legrand Lock
| wood. at a cost of more than million dol
lars. is now offered for sale by the agent OF
the bankrupt estate at one hundred and
ten thousand dollars,
,phe Montgomery Va, Messenger says
the New River railroad company will break
dirt at an early day, and soon the Chesa-
neake and Ohio and the Atlantic and Mis-
sissinpi roads will thus be insepardbly
coupled by this projected narrow gauge.
John w. Young, a son of Brigham, has
lately arrived in New Xork and is staying
With his his wife, No. 5. at 63 w. Thirty
fifth street. John is q bishop of the Nor
mon Church.
w. &. Campbell, local editor Of the
Shenandoah Democrat" contemplates es-
tablishing a paper vt franklin. the county
seat Of Pendleton county, ", Va, to be
entitled the s'Pendleton News"
The Rev. ]. B. Davis, D. D. professor Of
Natural Science in Roanoke College, has
been elected president of North Carolina
College located at Mount Pleasant, n. G.
Mr.. James Alexander, the veteran jour-
nalist. has severed his connection with the
Charlottesville 'Jeffersonian.
The otsego IN. ~ paper mill is making
tissue pattern paper fol the London (Eng.)
market.
The sGazette" reports four fresh cases
of diptheria at GQrdonsville and twenty at
Orange G. II.
Bishop Dudley, if he accepts, succeeds
Bishops Cummins: