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LOCAL MENTION.

Killington Lodge No. 49, I. o. o. F.,
meets this Monday evening, at y o'clock,
at Odd Fellows Hail. Globe block
An account of the Saratoga regatta will
he found on the second page
An exchange says "a strange weather
report-the reported despatching of Frecse
by Phair, at Rutland, VT"
TIE GLOBE is under obligations to Hon.
Justin S. Morrill, for copies of the Con
gressional Globe and appendix for the third
session of the forty-second congress
Hon. c. w. Willard spent the Sabbath
at the Equinox House, NIanche ster.
Rev. G. G. " Eastman, rector of st.
Mary's church, Mortified, spent few
hours in town on Saturday, on his way TO
Saratoga.
In stating the death of William Adams
of Shrewsbury, from smoking cancer, as
reported in THE GLOBE of Friday, the
Springfield Republican says: Father
Trask will be delighted to hear that his
death resulted from cancer on his lip.
caused by almost constant smoking, but for
which pernicious habit he might have lived
two or three hundred years.
The fresh breezes of yesterday were re-
freshing and invigorating amid the intense
heat of the day.
We heard gentleman say yesterday that
'the weather would warrant people in
throwing off their Superiority of cloth
ing"
Round Lake camp meeting report will be
found on the second page.
Interesting miscellany on first and fourth
pages of to-day's GLOBE.
Sullivan Reed, an engineer, formerly in
the employ of the Central Vermont rail
road, and resident of this place, now
running between Springfield and Boston,
is becoming extensively known as the
''praying engineer" from the active part
he is taking in religious exercises held by
the railroad men of that line.
We are greatly indebted to the Troy
Press, Troy Times, and the Boston evening
papers for items for our full and complete
regatta report.
The funeral procession of Mr. Gleason's
child, a resident near the fair ground which
passed through Strong's Avenue and Mer-
chants Row, about three o'clock on Sun
day afternoon, numbered 1877 persons on
foot followed by three wagons. The coffin
was borne by hand from the residence to
the Catholic cemetery, a distance of mile
or more.
Just at evening on Saturday an exciting
foot race took place around the south depot
park, between the Bardwell House boys.
Jimmy won the first race taking GO cents
Tommy the second, winning fifty cents.
Ball playing on the banks of the Creek
was one of the amusements of Sunday.
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Attempted suicide at East WaIiing-
fOrd-.Card from a. y. Mahan.

Edit0r Rultand Gl0Je' | am aware that
it is of no great interest to the public to be
Informed how the attempted suicide at
East Wallngford happened, but the many
dissimlar reports nearly all of which are
in substance erroneous that | beg leave TO
make statement of the facts
attended the ball at Mr.. Todds, which
was quite pleasant affair. | spent the
night pleasantly until half past three
o'clock in the morning when drank a
small glass of wine, after which | was in
sensible, or in confused condition until
after | made the attempt of which the
readers of TIE GLOBE are familiar AT
this late day on account of the condition of
my health beg leave to correct the seye-
raj reports, many of which do me great in
Justice. A. IS. MAHAN.
EAST WALuNGFoRD, July 18th.
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A Crisis in the French Ministry.

PARIS, July 49,
There is complete crisis in the ministry
The Duke De Broglie has been seeking to
constitute cabinet based on the old
majority in the assembly, but it is said he
has failed, and that the Duke De Cares
has since been entrusted with the task. The
assembly to-day adopted a motion offered
by M. Wolowsk reducing the annual re-
demption payments by $lO,000009, thus
aggravating the ministerial defeats. 1t also
confirmed the decision to discuss NJ. Nenta-
von's constitutional report from the com
mittee of thirty. On Monday it is ex-
pected that the new minister will demand
the postponement of the debate. If it is
postponed, the whole left and the Bona
partsts will vote for the dissolution of
the assembly.
1t is said that the transatlantic steam
ship company will appeal against the
award of the British admiralty court in the
case of the abandoned steamship Amerque
LATER.
The crisis at Versailles continues. NJ.
Cissey will probably be appointed minister
of the interior ad interim. Duke de Brog-
lie has tailed to form cabinet because the
legltimists are determined in their opposi-
ton to the organization of MacAIahon's
powers. Chevalier Nigra, Italian minister
to France, was present at a fetc given in
Ayignon in honor of Petrarch, and in the
course of speech took occasion to declare
Italy was eternally grateful to France, and
he rejoiced in being able to give assurances
of cordial friendship between the two
countries.
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New YORK stock ana Money Market

NEW YORK, July Is.
Gold was last quoted at 1iOS to l10L.
The city bank statement for the past week is
regarded as unimportant, with no special
changes worthy Of mention, but is as follows:
Loans, decrease, s1,773,iOO; specie, increase,
$4,000 deposits, decrease, sj32 900; legal-ten-
ders, Increase, 5ls,G00; circulation, decrease,
sl96,2G0; reserve, increase, 1904.
1t is currently reported that the syndicate Of
sal for twenty-five millions OF the new five per
cents, contemplate increasing their offer to
bid for fifty millions, conditioned that the Sec
Rotary Of the treasury shall give them the priv
ilege OF taking the remainder at the expiration
OF three months. y deposit of one million Will
be necessary on the part OF the syndicate.
The stock market IS steady, but shade lower
since this morning. with no prominent feature
worthy of mention.
The main interest OF Wall street is the Sara
toga races, the reports from which are stll
quite conflicting, with indications that the race
decision In favor of Columbia upon the first
trial. The only fact that attracts attention is
the steady purchase by investors and the effort
of the Gould party to keep stocks down while
they buy In shorts.
Money loaned at 3@ 2t4@ 3 per cent.
Government bonds are quoted steady and
dull.
State bonds are quiet.
Where blanks occur there We're no plds
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New York, July 10.
The New York UeraM says Samuel
Wilkeson testified before the Beecher in
vestigating committee last Wednesday, lie
said he was the agent in getting up the
celebrated tri-partte agreement in 1872, be-
tween Beechcr, Bowen and T'ilton, and in
timated that Tilton was finally induced to
sign on condition that the amount due him
from Bowen he paid while negotiations
were pending. Tilton stated explicitly to
Wilkeson that the only wrong Beecher ever
done him was to address improper Ian
guagc to his wife, for which he held an
ample written apology. In reply to
Wilkcson's direct questions he secuted the
idea of graver injury, and declared any
such reports must have been in the morbid
Imagination, and denied he eyer said there
was anything criminal in Beecher's con-
duct.
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A Kind Remembrance.

Among the most thoughtful remember
ances and graceful acts that have been per-
formed and rendered the pupils of the Rut-
land military institute, now IN camp, was
the presentation of choice and hand
some boquet to each one of them by Rut-
land lady. This was the generous and
pleasant act OF Mrs Stephen Clemens, who
picked the flowers from her own garden
made and put them up carefully, and sent
them, through the courtesy of Mr. George
Blanchard to Brandon, where they were
delivered to Captain.K elley and by him dis
tributed to the cadets, who received them
with much delight. This beautiful tribute
to the cadets is worthy of this honorable
and public mention.
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Killington lodge |. o. o. f., of Rutland,
propose an excursion to Lake Bomoseen
next Thursday, and cordially invite the
Odd Fellows in Rutland and their families
to JON with them on this pleasant occasion.
1t is DESTROYS that all who wish to partici-
pate in the festivities of the day should re-
port at Odd Fellows hall, Monday night,
the Goth inst, in order that the committee
of arrangements may be enabled to procure
the necessary conveyance. Tickets for the
round trip one dollar. 1t is expected Netis
lodge of Poultney will join with Killington
lodge at the lake. Let there be a grand
turn out
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General Dispatches.
TIE LONG ISLAND CYCLONE.

THE LONG ISLAND CYCLONE.
In addition to the damage in Bayridge,
Long Island, by the short cyclone Thurs
day evening, large number OF houses
were damaged on Staten Island.
TIE lIoosAC TUNNEL COMMISSION.
1t is probable that eX-GOv. Washburn
will be appointed on the Hoosac tunnel
commission in place of Gov. Bullock, who
declines.
GOOD NEWS FROM VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
Vice President Wilson, who arrived at
Washington on Friday evening, says he
has SO much improved in health that II
congress were to assemble tomorrow, he
would be prepared to resume his position
as presiding officer OF the senate.
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THE FARMERS WAR-EoUAL TAXATION
-GRANeEs-PATRoNs 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
Globe Paper Company, Rutland
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From Spain.

GAHllST PROPERTY.
MADRID, July 10
A decree has been issued declaring all of
Spain in a state Of siege, sequestering the
property of Carlist whose estates will be
held liable to heuvy penalty to the relatives
of republicans slain, and creating special
reserve of 125, 900 men.
WILL NOT PERMIT.
The government announces in its Official
orders that it will not permit the shooting
OF prisoners in retaliation for Carlist
atrocities.
A DENIAL
The Epoca denies that ex-Queen Isabella
intends to revoke the act of abdcation.
SURRENDERED
BAyoNNE, July 10.
Cueuca surrendered to the Carlists on
the 10Th inst.
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chronological observations.

Observations taken at f. Fem Co.'S Drug
store, by william II. Sheldon,
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sabbath school Excursion.

Through the courtesy of tx-Gov. Page,
superintendent of the Congregational Sab
hath school, the pupils of the school are to
go on an excursion on Wednesday next to
Burlington. They leave Rutland on the
early or special train for Ticonderoga,
where they embark on steamer, taking a
sail through Lake Champlain, and return
ing in the evening. The collation. is to be
served on the boat. Further particulars
will probably be announced. This is a
delightful trip, which we have no doubt
will be pleasantly enjoyed by the Sabbath
school and its friends.
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A valued Wallngford correspondent sends
us specimen of fruit with blossoms COM
blned, grown in that village on the prem
ises OF Mr.. Moses Dewgraw. 1t is fruit in
the bud, grown on tree which has upon
it at the present time in all stages of growth
from the blossom to perfect fruit. Another
instance is mentioned in the orchard of
Hon. Harvey Button, where tree bore a
sprout this spring which blossomed and
bears an apple, which bids fair TO rank
among the largest in the orchard.
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FIRE At GIens Falls.

A somewhat serious fire occurred at
Glens Falls, Friday night. About 10 o'clock
the storehouse of the Glens Falls lime com
pany was discovered to be on fire, and be-
fore the engines could reach the spot, the
buildings were in flames, and together with
three large kilns were entirely burned. The
fire is supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary Estimated loss 0,000; no in
surancc
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Railroad Accident-SiX Men Killed

DETROIT, july IS.
A serious accident occurred near Iona
on the Detroit, Lansing and Lake Michigan
railroad to-day. A loaded gravel train was
was backing up when a burning tree fell
across the rails just before the engine and
was the means of throwing nearly the
whole train from the track. Six men were
killal outright, and one has since died of
injuries received. Fourteen or fifteen
others were seriously injured
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From Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 10.

CHICAGO, July -.
BASE BALL.
4 game of c-ball between the Chicagos
and Philadelphias resulted as follows
Chicagos 3, Philadelphias /.
REMOVAL OF WOODEN BUILDINGS.
The meeting of citizens last night adopt
ed resolutions demanding the immediate
removal of all wooden buildings within the
fire limits, under the ordinance of 1871,
and prohibiting their further erection
within the city, A large committee was
appointed to present the demand to the
mayor and corporation.
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The adjourned meeting of the resident
soldiers of Burlington was largely attended
at Grand Army Hall Friday evening, says
the Free Press Gen. Stannard presided,
and. in the absence of Lieut.. George H.
Bigelow, secretary, Capt. w. II. Root was
appointed secretary pro tan. Gen. Henry
reported for the committee on finances that
~ ,041.50 had already been raised toward
defraying the expenses, and vote Of
thanks was voted the committee for their
services. Capt. Root asked for an estimate
of probable expenses, and it was voted to
ask the quartermastcr to submit his views
upon the same at future meeting. 1t was
stated that the people of Rutland raised
about 81 100 for the reunion last year,
and the expenses exceeded the sum raised
by about 500. Capt. J. r. Drew thought
that as the attendance of soldiers this
year at Burlington gave promise to ex-
coed by far the attendance of last year, a
larger sum should be raised, and on his
motion it was voted to raise 81 800 for this
purpose, he raising his subscription on the
spot from SO to $50. Over one hundred
dollars was subscribed at the meeting. The
utmost harmony prevailed and the meeting
was enthusiastic throughout. Remarks
were made by Generals Stanna:d and
Henry, Captains Watson, Start Ryer,
Root, Austin, and Others 1t was reported
that over forty invitations had been ex-
tended to prominent soldiers and citizens
throughout the country, including Generals
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Badly" Smith,
etc. The meeting adjourned to Friday
evening, August Nth, to complete any
further arrangements which may be neces
sary to be made.
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SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION. - The
second district congressional convention is
called at White River Junction, August 10.
BY vote of the last convention, the town
caucuses are all to be held the same day and
hour, and the committee have fixed
Saturday, August s, at p. m, as that
time. 1t begins to look as if the opposition
to Judge Polands denomination will not
amount to much.
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Listers Meeting.

AT the meeting of the listers from seve-
raj towns in Rutland county, held at the
County court house last week, Hon. r. G..
chairman, A. W. Goss, secretary. Hon.
r. c. Abel was appointed delegate to the
state listers meeting at Montpelier. The
grand list of Rutland was reduced 10 per
cent
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New ENGLAND FAIR.-The executive
officers of the New England agricultural
society were in session Thursday evening
in Providence arranging for the coming
fair. Obadiah Brown was appointed gen
eral superintendent. Mayor Doyle is
chairman of the reception committee, and
Robert Sherman chairman of the press
committee.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Victim of Jesse POmeroy.

BosroS, July 10.
The discovery of the remains of a miss
ing girl, Kate Curran, in the cellar Of the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Poneroy,
mother of Jesse Pomeroy, the boy muir
derer, caused excitement and Indignation
so intense that the mother and elder brother
of the Pomeroy boy were arrested, not
from any suspicion that they were acces-
sorry to the atrocious acts OF the young
iiend, but as measure of safety, it being
feared they would be lynched by the ex-
cited crowd. The theory of the detectives
is that the young murderer enticed his vic.
tim into the cellar during the absence of
his mother, and after torturing her to
death buried the remains in the ash-heap.
The officers had, as they Supposed made
thorough search of the premises at the
time of Pomcroy's arrest, but the ash-hcap
showed no signs of having been disturbed,
and the horrible secret it concealed was
not even suspected.
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Imports ut Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. y, July 10.
Following are the lake and rail imports
for the last "a hours Floor, II, 400 bar
rels; wheat, 145, 900 bush; corn. $4,000
bush. oats, 1876, 900 bush; rye, 800 bush.
Canal shipments Wheat, 224, 006 bush;
corn, 1870, 536 bush; oats. 10000 bush.
Rail shipments; Wheat, S,415 bush; corn,
62,0S0 BUSH. oats, SO, 5al bush; rye, 800
bush.
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A reception will be given to Chaplain
McCabe at the residence of Rev. W. W.
Foster, Jr., at Pittsford, this (Monday)
evening, from 8 to 10 o'clock. Several
prominent singers will be present, among
whom will be Mr. Steinway of Saratoga,
who will assist the Chaplain in various
musical exercises.
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County Newspapers Free.

Under the new postage law newspapers
20 free in the county where published from
and after the list day of July, inst Other
portions of the act take effect the LIST day
of January but the feature in which the
county press and readers are more partcu-
larly interested is now in force, according
to the decision of the department Post
masters who have not received their in
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THE "GESTLEMAN IN BLACK, who Is the tu-
telar demon OF dram-shops, assumes his sour
est aspect when the rapid progress of Vinegar
BltteTs Is reported "down below. The Pe0-
pies Vegetable Tonic Is playing the mischief
with his btter5 fired with rum. All diseases
which those demoniac nostrums aggravate, un-
der pretense of relieving, such as Indigestion,
sckheadache, constipation, rheumatism, govt,
and Intermittent fevers, are cured by 1t.
1e23d&w4w
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structions under the new law can relay up
on this statement, and those Rutland
county readers of THE GLOBE who have
paid postage for the current quarter should
have the amount returned to them.
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OMAHA, July 1S.
A dispatch from Rawlins, Wyoming,
says that Long China, Cheyenne Indian,
reported to the commanding officer at Fort
Fetterman that about the 10th inst. the
Snakes and Utes attacked large party of
Arrapahoes ut the head of Powder river,
killing twenty-six, making several pris-
oners and taking away with them l50
horses.
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Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS, o., July 10.
At 2 o'clock this morning a car on The
North Columbus Dummy railroad, contain
ing 30 passengers, was thrown from the
track into ditch 30 feet below by striking
two horses that had wandered on the track.
10 persons injured-6 seriously, l fatally.
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Musical Festival.

UTICA, N. Y, July 10.
The sengerfest under the auspices Of the
Utica M@nuercher will be opened in this
city tomorrow. All cities in the state will
be represented by singing societies. A
large number Of delegates and guests have
already arrived. The fest will continue
three days.
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EXPLOSION.
LONDON, July 2O-G.3O a. m.

LONDON, July 20-G:30 a. IN.
An explosion took place in coliery in
Wigan, Saturday, by which fifteen miners
were killed.
The Times special correspondence says
it is considered certain that Cissey and De-
cazes will retain their positions in the min
istry.
a Madrid dispatch to the Daily News
denies that Cucnca has surrendered to the
Carlists
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COCOA Is known the world over for It's great
nourishlng and strengthening properties. 1t Is
often dinlcult to select the best preparations OF
an article OF such universal use. The ChocO-
lates and COcoas of Walter Baker q Co., Boston,
have stood the test OF nearly hundred years,
with constantly increasing reputation for eX-
celence and purity In all parts of the world.
Ii you wish the best, at the most reasonable
price, ask your grocer for Bakers Chocolate.
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RLANK BOOKS Are a specially with
ID us. We have everything In this line. We
have one OF the best IN not the BEST appointed
Blank Book manufactures In the state. Every
thing is new and In good shape, and we have
man In charge OF It who understands the bust
ness In all It's details. We have stock OF first
class ledger papers, and invite banks, manufac-
turing companies &C., to examine our stock and
prices G'OBE PAPER co.
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by the Cable.


BERLIN, July 49,
The government has increased the strin-
gency of the regulations restricting ultra
clerical press will be closely watched and
vigorously dealt with for disloyal or illegal
manifestations.
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kidnapping Case.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
In the Kidnapping case the last news is
that private telegram was received in this
city at late hour last night, stating that
the child supposed 10 be Charlie Ross had
passed through Blair, Md, and that the
detectives are "A hours behind it.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING. JULY 90 1874

Sullivan park association at Claremont, tor
holding their next exhibition at that place,
September 9Th, 9th and 10TH and also
with Hon. William NJ. Evarts of New
York to deliver the annual address on the
second dav,
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Indicted for Forgery.
WASHINGTON. July IL

W AsIINGToN, July ~
The grand jury in the district criminal
court have indicted A. II. Underwood,
member Of the late district legislature, and
Thomas b. Warwick, street broker. both
colored. for forging certificates of pay of
police and iremen.
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Fire..

BUFFALO, July 10.
The packing and slaughter house of
Metcalf < Cushing, adjoining the New
York Central live stock yards, was burned
this afternoon. The loss is estimated at
10000; insurance Sl50Oh. There was
but little stock in the building at the time.
The fire originated from the sparks of a
passing locomotive.
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Disabled.

NORFOLK, July 10.
The United States steamer Dispatch, just
out of the dry dock, while steamng into
Hampton roads discovered two of her pro-
peller blades broken and returned to the
dock for repairs.
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Policeman Beaten
New YoRK.

New YORK, July 10.
Policeman Mckenzie of Thrty-second
precinct, was found this morning bleeding
and insensible from mortal wounds in the
head, supposed to hive been beaten by
roughs whom he was trying to arrest. No
cluo