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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-05
THE GRANVILLE RACES.
List of Entries-Thursday, Friday
and saturday.
The following Is the list of entries to the
races at the Middle Granville driving park,
to-day, Friday and Saturday.

to-day, Friday and Saturday.
Thursday, Nov. ).
PURSE NO. 1880.
r. Van Derkar, b G Alexander Barley.
James Bryant, b G Johnny.
Launie CARMEL, b IN Lady Allen.
Fred Smith, 6 Grey Jack.
John Agan, blk m Night Watch
David Crosin, Bill Hatch.
A. II. Danforth, m Lady Thompson
j. A. Williams, oh Charley Mac.
Geo. Sollace, blk m Diamond
Geo. McDaniels, b m Fannie.
J. S. Kinner, bay gelding.
PURSE NO. 6-DoUBLE TEAMS.
H. o. Peabody, Night Watch and mate.
ID, Culver, bay team.
f. j. Brown, Santa and mate.
Friday, Nov. o.
PURSE NO. THREE MINUTE OR NO RECORD.
Purse $780, $25 TO list, Sl5 to cd, $40 to
Sd.
r. Van Derkar, b G Alexander Barley
James Bryant, b G Johnny.
Launie CARMEL, b M Lady Allen.
Fred Smith, G Grey Jack.
John Agan, blk IN Night Watch.
David Crosin, s 6 Bill Hatch.
Geo. Sollace, blk IN Diamond.
}. A. Williams, Gu Charley Mac.
Geo. McDaniels, b IN Fannie.
j. S. Kinner, bay gelding.
f. Downing, br Uncle Bill.
PURSE NO. 4-2,37.
r.. Van Derkar, b g Alexander Berkeley.
Il. Flanagan, Flora Lee.
James Bryant, b G Johnny.
w. S. Stewart, br m Fanny Leigh.
j. s. Lamb, br J. j. Barkley.
A. II. Danforth, Highland Grey.
A. Carpenter, b m Bay Abby.
]. A. Williams, CHI & Charley Mac.
w. b. Wright. oh 6 Twinkle.
f. Downing, G Johnny Cranston.
saturday, Nov. =.
PURSE NO. 5.-FREE TO ALL.
T. Van Derkar, b g Alexander Barkley
James Bryant, b Johnny.
T. i. Bailey, W & White Cloud.
w. b. Wright, s 6 Spotted Jim.
w. 5. Stewart, br m Fannie Lee.
Il. Flanagan, br m Flora Lee.
A. p. McDaniels, b Geo. ii. Mitchell
j. A. Williams, oh & Charley Mac.
PURSE NO. 3-2:44.
r. Van Derkar, b G Alexander Barkley
James Bryant, b G Johnny.
7. Z. Bailey, G G Grey Dick.
j. 5. Lamb, br 6 }. Barley.
A. Ii. Danforth, CHI IN Lady Thompson
J. A. Williams, CHI G Charley Mac.
w. b. Wright, CHI q Twinkle.
Horses will be called promptly on eac
day at two o'clock. When eight or NOR
start the distance will bo $50 yards. Goo
day, good track, il not next good day. Ad
mission to track, 80 cents. Season tickets
81.
There will be dance at Granville House
Friday evening, Nov. 9th. McGulre's FIJI
band will be In attendance.
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occurred Of Aa1 per cent, with the greatest fall
in Pacific Mail, Western Union. New York Cen
tfal, Erie and Lake Shore. In the closing bust
ness there was q slight recovery from the
lowest point.
Transactions on the stock exchange aggregat-
ed 122 900 shares, Of which $4,000 were Western
Union, 10000 Pacific Mail, 10000 Erie, 1900
Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific 1000 WABASH
and 1900 Rock Island.
Governments dun and strong.
Money at 2Na3 per cent
state bonds are quoted as quiet ana at noml-
nal prices.
Stocksclosed dull, steady.
The following are the closing quotations
tWhcrc blanks occur there were no pidsl
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second District.

The friends of Poland and Denison in
their respective districts made handsome
rally in each. St. Johnsbury, which
threw majority against Poland in Sep
TENDER, now gives him 30 majority, and
Royalton increases her majority for Den
ison from 1866 to 1871.
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Rev. Mr.. johnson, town superintendent,
will hold public examination of teachers
at his room, in the chapel of the Congrega-
tional church, on Saturday, Nov. Z, at
n. m.
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Music at the Wedding Tonight

The following is the music to be given
by Prof. Meitzke, on the organ, at the
wedding of Miss Eta Hall, which takes
place at the Congregational church this
evening:
1. March-Delta Kappa Epsilon..... .Pease
2. Overture-Stradella.... .Feotow
8. Selections from l. Lombardi...... Verdi
4. Bridal March from Lohngrin. Wagner
5. Wedding March. .Mendelssohn
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Delaware.

New York, Nov. 4.
In Delaware the democrats elect their
state ticket by from 800 to 1000 majority,
the member of congress, and a majority of
the legislature, thus insuring the return Of
the Hon. TF. Bayard to the United States
senate
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LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
Further Returns from New York State,

MONTICELLO, N. Y, Nov. 4.
Sullivan county gives Tildcn 1000 ma
jority and Beebe, democrat, for congress
in the 14th district, 1900 majority.
The Albany Evening journal makes the
assembly stand, democrats 70, republicans
Sc. AS the republicans have only four
majority in the senate the democrats have
a majority on joint ballot with Berne TO
hear from and two districts in Watervliet.
1t is estimated that the vote in this county
stands, Dix l,71G, Tilden 14,03l.
Tilden's majority in Otsego county is
800. Two democratic assemblymen are
elected
OswEGo, Nov. 4.
Returns nearly complete show that Dix's
majority in Oswego county will be over
LOO. The democrats elect Page in the
first and Johnson in the second districts to
the assembly. The republicans elect Dag
gett in the third assembly district Baker,
republican, for congress in the Oswego and
Madison district, has majority of about
100.
Additional returns from country towns
in Buffalo county undoubtedly elect Ly.
man K. Bass to congress by 900 majority.
Tilden carries the county 500 majority.
Complete returns from jefferson county
give Dix ,105 majority Bagey for con-
gress 1870 majority.
Kings county complete Tiden 80, 1O1,
Dix 2G,274
Winchester Britton for District Attorney
4,S74 majority.
New Jersey Election.
New YORK, Nov. 4.
The congressman elected in New Jerse,
are:
First distrlct-Cement II. Sinnickson
republican.
Second district samuel A. Dobbins
rep, reelected.
| Third dstrict-NIiles Ross, dem
Fonrth district-Robert Hamilton, DEM
reelected.
Fifth district Augustus W. Cutler, dem
Sixth district-F. III. Feese, dem.
Seventh district-Aug. A. IIardenberg
dem.
New Jersey complete gives Beole, dem.
for governor, IL, 1873 majority.
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.
Perry countY-E,timated 100 democrats
majority.
Fayettc county-About 600 democratic
majority.
Juniata county-About 425 democratic
majority.
Greene county-About LOO democrati
majority.
Schuylkill county-About 1900 demo
cratic majority.
Montour county-About $50 Democrat
majority
Huntington county-About 400 republ
can majority.
Bradford county-About 1000 republica
majority.
Venango county-About 100 republica
majority.
Reilly, democrat, 18th district. for Cor
gress, has 500 majority, and Collins, demo
crat, nth district, has $40 majority.
WILKEs-B BARRE, Nov. A.
ii. w. Ketcham, republican, defea
Col Wright, democrat, tor Congress in IL
18th district by 500 majority.
|
+. ID. Collins democrat, in the 18th di
trict is elected over Butler, republican, /
about 5000 majority.
PITTsBUEG, Noy. A.
Returns from the 23d congressional di
trict up to this time give Cochran, dem
,, Graf, slight majority,
Wallace, republican, is elected in ii
f gath district.
Indiana county gives 1880 republics
majority on the state ticket.
,, jefferson county gives 800 democrat
majority.
5 Washington county gives $50 republics
majority.
Westmoreland county gives about ~
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Postponed.

The sale of the property of the Vermont
horse stock company, advertised for
Thursday, the 9th inst, has boen postponed
to Thursday, November 10Th, at 10 o'clock
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. !.
Returns from Florida come in slowly.
Twelve counties only have been partially
heard from. Indications are that both dis
tricts will elect republicans to congress.
There has been heavy falling off in the
white vote and largely increased colored
vote.
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The bar-room remedy FOR all ailments is Rum
Bltters, surcharged with Fusel OIL a deadly
element, rendered more active by the pungent
aStringents with which IT is combined II your
stomach Is weak and liver or bowels disordered
strengthen and regulate them with Vinegar
Bitters, a purely Vegetable Alternative and
Aperient. free from alcohol and capable of in
flising new vitality into your exhaustive sys-
TEN. SeptlGd&W4W
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,
OF NEW YORK,
L. TuE REST EDMDANN


1t has more money than any other two in
surance companies In the United States.
cD-Assets, SiXty-eight Million Dollars.
c. ii. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland. vi.
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ssDSYCHOMANCY or Soul Charming.
How either sex may fasclnate and gain
the love and affections of any ersoh ,hey
choose instantly. This simple, mental, ACQUIRE Ni
,rether win n marriage guide. Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies', Weddlns,Nign1 sn,r,,
&C. A queer book. Address L. "iL aot,m, "
Co., Publishers, Phtla oeei"'
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Illinois Elections.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
Returns from the LIST, I'd, and 3D. Con-
gressional districts are still incomplete, and
the vote in all is so close that without full
returns 1t is impossible to state positively
the result in any of them. Lake county
gives Farwell only AZ majority, but he
claims a majority of 1877 in Cook county,
which of course will elect him. Harrison
is probably elected over Ward in the I'd
district, and friends of both Smith and
Caulhed are claiming their election in the
LIST district. Reports from the state so far
indicate the election of the republican state
ticket by decreased majority and light
aggregate vote. In most localities the re-
suit of the congressional election is SO far
unchanged from last nights estimates.
Washington Territory Election.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.
A despatch from Seattle, Washington
territory, says that Jacobs, republican can
didate for congress is elected by over 500
majority.
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Arkansas.

LITTLE koCK, NOV. 4.
Enough returns have been received to in
dictate with considerable certainty that
Ganse is elected in the FIRST Slemons N the
second, Wiltshire in the third and Gunter in
the fourth district. They are all demo-
Gratis
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Wisconsin Election.
Georgia.

Augusta, Nov. 4.
Dabney is elected to congress from the
7th district by 200 or 800 majority The
entire delegation TO congress is democratic
beyond doubt.
The mayor of Atlanta and other prom
inent citizens were arrested to-day for n
violation of the enforcement act.
Nothing definite has been received from
Florida.
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HITCOMB-WHITE--I Rutland Nov. 4th,
by Rev. L. Mills, Mr.. Eugene G. WhitcOmb OF
Crown Point, n. Y, and Miss Cora L. White, OF
Rutland.
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NOTICE. This is to certify that | have
~ given my son, Charlie l.. Richardson, his
time, during the remainder OF his minority, and
| shall claim none OF his wages, nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date
q. RICHARDSON.
Nov. 4, lS74 nov5d2dwlw
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HOUSE.
MORNING SESSION.


Bills. etc.. introduced and referred-By
Mr.. Cotton of Sherburne, in amendment of
an act to incorporate the Rutland Il Wood
stock railroad company, approved Nov. 3,
1865.
BY Mr.. Gilman of Montpelier, in rela-
ton to the location of the Montpelier and
White River railroad.
BY Mr.. Newell of Shelburnc, to pay
Rufus Rogers the sum therein named
BY Mr.. Adams of Randolph to amend
an act approved November 90, 1870, to ex-
tend the provisions of an act to establish
state normal school.
By MIR. Hall of Groton, a petition of
John Garrlck and twenty others, cit
liens of the town of Groton, relating to
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors
Bv MIR Davenport. of Wilmington. in
amendment of nm oct relating to the au.
thorizotion of nersons TO serve processes
onnroved Nov m 1890
Rv Mr. Norton If Rennincton. in adj.
d;,i4r 70 an. oct 10 ostoLlish Ro,nington
ure odad ~ e OIL ~" d;s,r;ct 'y Tn~antnm the
SlauouI f. auo ~ ',ie;ol ~ ~ - 90, @
sonooi iio'' i a,I ploh s'ions " '"e 10"
AUS NJ ndd of h7i,,,rCi, ,oy;ra fay
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VI sn1 uoo"'y ~ ,,,a,,hors from
1 Cn.li ~ oVns,"s Va
"i p, NJ is'V T voSny r p.o,,.,;, ohoro;,g
a., r eI Ios " of ,ha tn,uno Of FranIli5
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20 CORDS WOOD FOR SALE at
ePO $3.50 per cord for Dry Hard Wood, feet.
ALLEN Il DREW,
noviltW q Merchants Row.
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Missouri

ST. Lotus, Nov. 4.
Not single ward in this city has yet re-
turned full vote, and the few scattering
returns received thus far indicate nothing.
South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, Nov. A.
Returns come in very slowly. The con-
test for governor is still in doubt with the
chances favoring Chamberlain, republican.
The election of Mackey, fusion, from the
second, and Small, colored republican,
from the fifth congressional district is con-
ceded. In the fourth district the vote Is
close between Wallace and Kershaw. The
other districts are still in doubt.
Congressional Majority.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
Tables made up tonight of members
elect to the house show democratic ma
iority of So. This claims the. democratic
congressman from Pennsylvania. The
democracy are row claiming tie state by
5000 to 5000 majority.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4.
Further returns from the 9th congress
sional district which seem reliable, al
though unofficial, indicate the election OF
Molah (dem) to Congress over Lowndes
(rep.) the present member. This will
make the entire delegation democratic.
Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 4.
Huntoon conservative is elected in The
Sth district by about 800 majority.
From Boston.
FROST AND ABBOTT.
BosToN, Nov. 4.
The struggle in the 4th district between
the friends of Frost and Abbott promises
to be lively. 1t is believed that Frost's
election will be maitaned, though the Alb
bott party insist that the count will elect
the latter.
HOW BUTLER TAKES 1T.
The defeat of Butler and Ayres is hale(
with satisfaction even by the republican
press. Butler takes it cody, and to-day
said, IF the republican party can stand it
losses | can hear my share.
Minnesota.
New YORK, Nov. 4.
The republicans have carried Minnesot
by reduced majorities, and have returned
their three congressman.
Kentucky.
CINclNNATI, Nov. 4.
Covington, Ky, yesterday gave James
DEM, for congress, G13 majority Th
city voted in favor of license, by $50 ma
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Election In Michigan.

DETROIT. Nov. 4.
The democrats claim the election Of
Chamberlain for governor by a majority Of
from 1000 to 1000. The republicans
claim the state by small majority. A
certain decision viii require full returns.
The congressional delegation will probably
stand 8 republicans tod democrats.
Wisconsin Election.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. t.
The results as stated in last nights dis.
patches are generally confirmed by the
later returns. The republicans have elected
to Congress William Caswcll. Maynard
Kimball, Rusk and McDll. Democrats
have elected Burchard and Lynde The
democrats here claim Bouck over Kimball
for Congress in sixth district. The demo-
Gratis concede the republicans majority
on the joint ballot in the legislature. A
dispatch just received from the chairman
OF the state central committee claims G
congressman and from 10 to 90 majority in
the legislature.
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st. IUITS, NOV. T,
Not single ward in this city has yet re-
turned full vote, and the few scattering
returns received thus far indicate nothing.
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The following Is transcript of the real
estate changes in Rutland for September
and October
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SCORE Z:
Vermont Officers Reunion.

Scorers-J Scott, Stars F. X. Barrows, FISH
Time OF game-Three hours.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-04-28
r MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. " ct ,s.,
.a s. a NEW YORK. April 81
Cutoms Receipts S494 900. ,-.
Treasury disbursements 1858, ZOO. =

treasury disbursements sos, 900.
Money easy at 3(G4 per cent on call.
Sterling exchange advanced from 81 S6l% r.
81 IS for 90 days anu from "a S91< to 81 on TO,
sight. Owing to London kilograms and
scarcity of collateral bill closing firm. with
actual business at "a S75ze1S4 20 Sterlino
mas now reached price at which it is protit.
able to export specie.
Gold ranged from l12IS6II31S. CLOSING Of
latter figures. Also owing 10 London feSs-
grams reporting a loss ofspecie by the Bank
of England and advance in sterling.
Carrying rates ranged from l per cent To
4 per cent, closing at per cent.
Clearipgs, S32,O00,000.- Halt a million gold
already packed for export and there is talk
that the shipments of the week will reach
81, 100000.
State bonds are quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds are neglected.
Governments firm.
Leading stocks were alternately weak and
market was strong and prices advanced on
numerous initiation bills presented in con-
gress, closing quotations which were gener-
ally the highest made, showed an advance of
IS to 25sper cent. the most marked improve
ment being in. Western Union, Pacific.
Northwest, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore. st.
Paul and Wabash, Union Pacific was espe-
cially prominent toward the close and ad-
vanced to 34H on large purchases.
Total sales for to-day 49,. 900 shares, of
which 1000 were Western Union; $4,000
Pacific Mail; l0,000Northwest; 81, 900 Union
Pacific; 1900 Lake Shore; 5000 Wabash and
1900 Erie.
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Provisions quiet. Pork at SIT %. Bulk shouI-
ders. %sci clear ribs sec. Bacon shoulders,
hams c isN,, IDS Sc clear loc sugareured
i0A@lO1zc; key, l0s<9lle. Whisky al CSC.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
b. -.H lef1g CHICAGO, April q.
S,A ,,rI,l to-day, COCO head. Mar
s1 s Se6g quiet anu prices not quoiably changed
IoI good 20 choice steers selling at s. 8S5 %;
extra, seS6 %; corn fed texans 81 50a5 stockers,
50 S@S s. Shipments, 5000 head.
dull and prices ice lover and range Asrks: Ts5heT
poor 70 masesdlum s. 4o@5 IS good 70 choice Ship
3. sHEE s ZIP 5000 head Market duh
CO NEW YORK, April q.
:, BE B3EsEsNES-Receipts 1892 head, making $50
time last week; qualify, generally fair To Sood
ana large Percentage better than last 49,
with about last fridays onotatSons ,rhicS
was nearly &c lower than on fhe nrevions
i monoay lew fancy steers sold at l2s<GISc best:
steers sole END and s@l2zc the extreme Drovers ali
SOLO before noon, and market closed firm:
among Inc sales were o cars Missouri steers Z
sws az ears SS eva a. at fe ea ea1s
teers 81, cwt at H@lI1tc; u cans Illinois staeps
"a cwt at ll14@lI1zc;s cars Illinois steers 81
aI az - cars, Illinois steers ~ cwt at
cars, % cwt at lies Is cars - c,yt al
iiii77sSl.1zc; = cars, at lO1zc; 6 cars, Texans.
ewt at &c; . cars Texans, stele-s, 81 cwf al
SHEEP-Arrrivals yesterday and to .dav of
lily N, mead; making n,IsO head for the week
against ,i0 head same time last week. ouaIstv
a.eIageIy good and market active and buovant
a. an advance OF &c, and closing firm AT 7aIssZc
loI norm and 5@714c for sheared with I car
s0iu at issc; sales include cars unshorn Ohio AT
% IDS at SIC; car, 60 lbs re: cars Illinois "a
apS; &c; car Illinois So lbs, &c: cars illinois,
% IDS &c; cars sheared Ohio IS lbs &c. care
% ios, 0sci car Illinois, - lbs 6s<c car ~ IhS
&c car " lbs, nc and car poor Illinois. 81
H0GS-ArTiyals of IA $50 head, making n "a
neao LOT the last week, against 1850 head same
tiine last week; live hogs in demand, and frmer
~ o1sgoc, with cars Ohio's I62 lbs al 20.
dressed are easier at 7ss9714c.
EAST LIBERTY, April q.
CATILE-Arriyals, including Saturday and
Sunday 249 cars: no sales "' anu
HOt5STArriyals, Including Saturday and SIM
So 25@6 80. ANiAA0eiPhla
ShlEEPe-Arrivals, including Saturday and
sunday cars; best, s7@T 50; medium, s6a6 IS
CINCINNATI, April q.
receipts for the week : Cattle 1884 head
sneep LIZA head; hogs Il, 44s head. Market slow
anu easier Tor common; but extra are scarce
ana a y, nrm at ., 81, 90, ~, AZ 554a5c.
r-otrong with short supply; extra
scarce ana quiet at 61z9Tc; common 5%a6c
hOUS-Fat; scarce and In demand al Jld6sLc.
inferior dull at 4szG4ssc.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON-Rates of discount in open market
Tor three mouths bills is 31S per cent, which is
me same as the bank rates. Amount of Bull
lion WITHDRAWN from Bank of England to-
day, on balance, sI2leo0.- Consols, for money
Szs. s, ,os aeecon Sn a. Sfgs2 5-2os, 1855
YORK Central, IS; Erie, 52I4: preferred. So
sugar on spot 27s 6c@2ss afioat 24s ed ais. Lin
seed OIL @sSd92Ss &c. Turpentine, Dos SdGSOs &c,
PARlS-Rentes, 59f, 921zc.
Ii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., frmer middling up-
lands, o49o5sd; Orleans, S1saS1zd: sales I5.0OO
oaIes; american 1900 bales; speculation and
changed. Beef SSs