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Gl0be's Montpelier Special.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 2

MONTPELIER, Nov 90.
Both houses have been engaged in the
routine business, With an occasional dis
cussion on amendments or The meiits Of
bill as ii was taken up Tor consideration.
The tables Of The house are being rapidly
cleared of the business, although several
important bills are yet to be acted upon
Two or three matters are probable to be
considerably discussed, and the division
upon them will he nearly equal. 1t Is now
believed the business will be accomplished
at al early hour tomorrow evening.
There are, however, chances that night
session may be necessary. LEX.
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Trouble in n Brazilian Province.

PARA, Nov. %.
The Tribunal (newspaper) of this city
contained an article this morning grossly
insulting to officers of the Portuguese cor
vette Sagres, which came here for the pur-
pose of protecting the Interests of Portu-
gese subjects. The Trbunia subsequently
issued a supplement, melting revolt by
the populace, who were already greatly ex-
cited in consequence of the arrival OF the
Sagres The president of the province has
asked the government for means to sup
press rotous demonstrations. There are
great fears of general uprising against all
foreigners.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot affordit If they
could only sec the splendid new styles OF Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms OF pay
ment they could have, they would buy at once
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world. II
you wish for catalogues, prices or terms, write
the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY,
novI0d1y Rutland, Vt.
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DO not trouble yourself to ask whether DR.;
Wheeler's Compound Elixir or Phosphates ana
Calisaya may be safely taken In your particular
case being composed OF elements necessary 10
the formation OF the bOne muscle ana nerve,
positively certain to benefit all ages and con.
ditions OF life, as 1t perfects the digestion ana
assimilation OF food and the purifying OF tne
blood. Phosphates are the essential agents or
the gastric juice and the motive power OF tne
nervous system, and Natures universal remedy
in the animal and vegetable Kingdom 70 aug
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The Springfield Republican says


The steam tug, J. G. Weatherbee, the
most powerful one on the lake, was burned
on Saturday She left Whitehall Friday
night with tow for st. Johns, took fire in
Westport Bay, Saturday at about eleven
o'clock a. M, and burned to the waters
edge. No insurance. She had an iron
hull and is probably not total loss.
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Dashes Here and There.

On Saturday night, says the Sentinel,
good looking, we'll dressed young man was
picked up on Church street by the police in
aIbeastly state of intoxication.
Seventy car loads of freight are reported
to be awaiting transmission north. The
steamer Vermont was run up Sunday with
full load.
Next Sunday is the first Sabbath in Ad-
vent.
Bradley Barlow of st. Adams, and his
mail routes were pictured in the New York
Sun of Friday last.
Among the callers on General Grant on
Saturday were Judge Poland and Hon. AL
exander Fl. Stevens The interviews of
these gentlemen are reported to have been
brief and mainly with view OF paying
their respects.
The advance on the existing freight tar
if on the Grand Trunk railroad will be
small, and if the present depression in bust
ness continues it is doubtful if any at all
will be made.
Last Friday drove of 1000 turkeys
passed through Barre. They were driver
as so many sheep would be. When night
fall came they would, by general consent
all leave the road ard take TO the fences
and their drivers had to put up for tn,
night, for they could get them no farther
1t is rumored that Rev. Adirondack
Murray has already secured subscription
amounting to $4,000, in sums not owe
$500 each, to carry out his pet scheme 70
new church at Boston.
The Springfield Republican says :" On
of Senator Morrill's ardent admirers in th
Vermont legislature has introduced rest
luton thanking that statesman for his vol
against the presidents retroactive salar
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BY the Cable.


ANhiN nj wa
LONDON, Nov. 90.
Steamships Erin and Nevada from New
York and Illinois from Philadelphia.
ADVANCE IN DISCOUNT RATES.
The continental banks are generally rails
ing their rate of discount
INcESDIARisM IN RUSSIA.
Special dispatches from st. Petersburg
give accounts Of the recent conflagration in
Cornstadt, and report that letters have been
found threatening similar calamitles in
in other cities. No clue to the incendiar-
les is discovered. There was much appre-
hension in the capital.
MADE SENATOR.
ROME, Nov. 49,
The king has made Signor Verdi, COM
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 20
Gen. Lazerna has arrived at Santander.
The Spanish painter, Fortunay, is DEAD.
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The republicans were splendidly organ
lied for the municipal elections yesterday,
and were generally successful throughout
the country. The conservatives were dis
couraged and held off from the polls
THE TROUBLES IN KBIvA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. %.
A report has been received here from
Russian advanced posts that the Tuco-
mans recently attacked a town on the
Caspian sea, killed eighty men and carried
off $50 women and children into slavery.
The Russian troops pursued the maraud-
ers, but without overtaking them. The
Russian government declines to order the
re-occupation of Khiva, although General
Kaufman advises such step.
BRIBING THE GERMAN PRESS.
LONDON, Nov. %.
The editor of the Berlin Tagesblatt,
who is also one of the proprietors, an
nounces that person intimately connected
with Count Won Arnim offered him f35,-
900 on the 10Th of August for the privi-
lege OF influencing editorials from that
journal. A special from Berlin to the
Daily Telegraph reports the press prosecu-
tons, growing out of the Won Arnim affair."
abound. Three indictments have been
laid against the Franktord Gazette.
AN ENGLISH FoG-oAsUALTrEs.
A dense fog enveloped the south of Eng
land Saturday and Sunday, and many cas-
ualtes are reported in consequence. The
navigation on the Thames was dangerous,
and steamboats, suspended their trips for
two days. At Liverpool boats ceased ply
ing between ferries. Railway accidents
occurred at Wolyershampton Shrewsbury
and elsewhere. Two trains came in collis-
sion at Newport, in Monmouthshire, and
fourteen persons were injured.
FRENCH POLITICS.
Paris dispatches TO the Standard say ru-
mors were in circulation of the resignation
of ministers De Cumont and falkland, but
have been emi-officially contradicted. The
Moniteur says Count de Chambord is about
to issue another manifesto, and has sum-
moned Duke De la Rochefoucaud, Bis
sacia and NJ NJ. Ernand, Bouller and Lu-
Glen Brun to Frahsdorf for consultation
The republicans have elected their entire
ticket of thirty canlidatns at Rnnlonnn
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Liquor Prosecution

Nav York, Nov. %.
Sipiman Scwab was convicted this even
ing in the court of oyer and terminer for
selling liquor without license, it being the
first criminal prosecution of the Kind Tor
many years. A motion in arrest OF 1udg'
mept has been made, to be argued Wednes-
day night.
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PURE WINES.

The attention OF Invalids and persons IN Del.
icate Health is invited to our large stoch Vi
Old Port Wine, strengthening and lnvigorat-
ing. 49,, ..o , ,,,nor,s
new yiUUr to an exhausted system.
Pale Sherry, to be used with tonlcs Tor re- re-,
storing the appetite Daily recomme ne ,he oy
Ion. orders for Families carefully filled,
p'0N0N' JAMES DINGLEY & CO.,
Is and 20 MIX Street. Boston.
KeyWest Clgars.-Our celebrated "Formosas''
brRnd,the best and cheapest Cigar In market.
octl2:deod3m
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short r,me and its Effects.

For the present the manufacturing COM
panies of Manchester, N. H., except the
Manchester mills, are running five days a
week, shutting down on Saturdays. A
great many are out of employment, and
there is a general anticipation of hard times
during the coming winter.
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Sunday Amusements aud the Preachers.

Sunday Amusements aud the Preachers.
New York, Nov 90.
The Grand Opera House, Terrace Gar
den theatre, Stadt theatre, Germania
theatre, Bowery theatre, Tivoi theatre and
Atlantic Garden were all open last evening,
and were all well attended, most of them
being filed to overlooking. In most cases
a superior order of entertainment wao pre-
scented. Among the clergymen who
preached against the theatres yesterday
were Rev. j, d. Fullerton, and Rev. S. B.
Rosseter, Presbyterian. Rev. Dr. Tai
madge OBLIGATED alta funeral, but announced
that on next Sunday he would take occa-
sion to answer the arguments which had
been made to his objections to the Ameri-
can theatre rs it now is He had been
taken to task for expressing his views upon
the subject. He had often aimed at the
devil and missed him. but this time the
shot took effect, judging from the manner
in which the devil roars and bellows. The
managers of theatres insist that the OPEN
ing of places of legitimate amusement on
Sunday nights has the effect to keep
thousands Of people away from vicious en-
tertainments and associations, and that the
measure is n practical moral agency, the
effect of which, as already seen, is to con-
siderably lessen criminal indulgences.
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Beecher's Case.

New YORK, Nov. %.
MIR. Beechers counsel haye filed papers
in the city clerks office, Brooklyn in which
appeal is made from the decision OF the
general term denying bill OF particulars
and providing fer the payment Of costs OF
such appeal.
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From Washington.
70 BE RESUMED.

TO BE RESUMED.
WASHINGTON, Noy. 90.
A general order has been promulgated
ordering the resumption of enlistments for
the army under certain restrictions.
OUT OF OFFICE.
Secretary Bristow to-day accepted the
resignation of Supervising Architect Null
lett. His successor is not yet designated
TAKING CARE OF THE INTEREST.
The secretary of state has invested $780,
600 accrued interest on the Geneva award
fund in United States bonds.
RE-oRGANIZING.
New York, Nov %.
A Washington dispatch says the custom
houses on the lake ports have been quietly
examined with view to general econom-
cal reorganization when congress meets.
TIE RUSSIAN MISSION.
A Washington special says Gen. Megs
having declined the mission of St. Peters
burgh, the President has decided to offer
it to James Russell Lowell.
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HAY~rhe market is quiet at 6oc for new
shipping; ,,.o. for ,ors "a ouoted as
firm. 1874 at 3sa45 1873 at 1923 1877 at
i2@i5. ,,o,o, &c o,,,o, ord
firm. Sales at i54al9H for no. h'soo Days
Ni su a. market is .quosed as firmer
at So a s5sc for fair TO sood relhiDg' % ior
pryI ootGissEs--The market is quoted quiet, For
eign grades dull and nominal ca NV orieahs
0uiet sales OF bbs prime do az O2a0i. .,.
RIcr-The market is quoted as quiet with
n limited tobbing demand. ,
ppTpoI EIIM -Market is duh and unchanged,
sales of 900 bbls OF crude ut 5h reiined l0a.
TAILow-The market quoted dull' Sales OF
prime city at ~ 42VUG io os sUas yo ~
pennsylvania 2se29 for western 2ic for Can
| ada. ma. ,,o,,,at &c nrrner Mt 90 aseao 20 for
'' TuRPESrrsE-Th market is firmer at s7as7h
| for spirits. -. 4. ..,.s,. -. q. oo,e m
| for Anthracite per ton per cargo. ..,,
LEATHER-Market is firmer. liemlock sole
| Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande, light, middle
aud heavy weights at 2dH TO soc California
| do, 25k@29k Orinoco do. at 20 70 ~ =,
WooL.-Market is quiet; domestic d mee ,ees "a q,
| 4sta65c pulled at 33a3 unwashed at HSso
PoRK-The market is quoted dull. sales OF
| western mess at S2l 90 for JOB lots. -. a..
| BERP-MarkeJ Is quoted as being uuiet, Saies
at $40 5O@ll for new plain mess; s's ooaiS LOT
new nn eS'r Il , uS The market is quoted as
dnii' sales OF 70 barrels within range at s2l@
= TlEpoK BKKr.-The market is quoted as being
qani gr MEArs-Market is quiet Middles dull
and a shade easier; long clear at rs.
IARp-The market opened heavy ana closed
firm for prime steam at l4%@HS, closing AT
'' BiiurrER-The market is quiet at 2oaasc for
| western, 2Sa45c for state,
CuEEsR-The market is quiet at l2H@loac
for common to prime. ,o.
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The Harvest Home Festival" will be
observed by the Epscopalians of Castleton
on Thanksgiving day at 10a o'clock a. m.
The church will be suitably decorated and
the services appropriate to the festival.
The rector, Rev. w. G. Davenport, will
officiate,
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II Alcoholic Stimulants are taken into the
blood, the heart works faster, and this unnat-
ural speed wears out the vital machinery. All
Intoxicating nOstrums advertised as "tonics,"
''renoyators," &C, produce this disastrous
effect, and should be rejected. DR.. Walkers
vegetable Vinegar Bitters-an Invigorant with
out the curse of alcoholics everywhere sup
planting these poisons. novlOd&waw
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Rev. E. Mills is prepared to meet limited
number OF engagements to lecture on popular
subjects during the ensuing season.
Liberal terms made with Churches, Lyceums,
Y. NJ. G. Associations, and Good Templar Or
CARNATIONS.
For particulars address him, Box 1855, Rut-
lind. VI. Oct23dtf
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The Storm at Montevallo - Further
Loss of Life.

SELMA, Ala, Nov. 90.
A terrible storm visited Montevallo, 56
miles north of Selma, last night. Twelve
or fifteen houses were destroyed. Two
persons were killed and fifteen or twenty
injured, some seriously.
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Illness of the State Treasurer,

ALBANY, Nov. 90.
State Treasurer Raines is confined to h is
rom by severe illness.
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The place to get cabinet work, window cur
and iii paintinds' enTrovings' chromns. cordl
&C. Is at Robert Candlishs, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland, Satisfaction, both in work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtlanl
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The Letters that Won Arnim ApprO-
priated.

New York, Nov. %.
European mail advices state that the
Won Arnim- Bismarck letters which caused
the formers present trouble, were adj
dressed to the German ambassador at Paris,
and not to Count Won Arnim personally,
and all are registered in the looks of the
embassy. But it appears that there was
division of letters, the portion of them now
withheld by Count Won !Arnim being regis
tered in his own handwriting and not by
the usual clerk. And they are registered
in lump by the ambassador himself. This
fact would indicate belief IN Count Won
Arnim's mind at that time that these letters
were not his private property, and could
not be regarded as such.
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Obituary.

SCHENECTADY, Nov. ~.
Hon. #. b. Mitchell, weii-Rhowh
lawyer in this city, died suddenly this
afternoon from heart disease, as is sup
posed.
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s.ECsslATURE OF VERMONT.
HOUSE.
EVENING SESSION.
MONTPELIER,

MONTPELIER, Nov. 81.
Reports-From committee on education,
in favor of II. 1888, to authorize the trus-
tees of the Rutland county grammar school
to transfer the same, with proposals of
amendment On motion of Mr. Abel of
West Haven ordered to lie.
BILLS PASSED
II. 2i3. an act in relation to the location
of the Montpelier and White River rail-
road.
II. 405, an act to pay Charles Swan and
Orsemus Wilkins.
II. 240, an act laying tax on the county
of Grand Isle.
II. go, an act to incorporate the carving
and lettering machine company.
II. 427, an act to change the time of
holding courts in Grand Isle county
II. 443, an act to pay II. A. Cutting the
sum therein mentioned.
III. 376, an act to pay ii. ii. Ranken and
Cassius A. Pratt the sum therein named.
From committee on judiciary in favor
of II. 1874, to amend section of chapter
50, general statutes, relating to dover /;
with proposals of amendment pending the
consideration of which, Mr.. Gllett of
Thetford, moved that the bill be dismissed
which was agreed to.
From the committee on manufactures,
ii. 1888, in amendment of section 9, chap
ter 7S, general statutes, relating to grist
mills with proposals of amendment, fix
ing tue tolls at one-.welfth part of the
grain, which were disagreed to /; Mr.. Dana
of Cornwall, moved the bill be dismissed,
which was agreed to, yeas, 80, nays, Al.
From commitsee on judiciary, in favor
of II. 1873, in amendment of section g.,
chapter /, general statutes, with proposals
of amendment, pending which, Mr.. Mum
son of Manchester, moved that the bill be
ordered to lie, which was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Grout of Barton, adj
journed.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 90.
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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 stationeis
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
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DEATHS.

HORTON--In Clarendon, Nov. 81 Hannah X.
wife OF Hopkins Horton, aged 81 years and
months.
Funeral from the Brick church, Clarendon,on
Tuesday at Up. IN.
LAWRENCE-At Richmond, virginia, An
thony Lawrence, veteran OF the battle OF
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The Rntland daily Glahe.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1874.
weather PROBABILITIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, November 23-- sp. IN.
For the Middle states and lower lake re-
gion areas of rain or snow, followed by
clearing and colder weather, southwest to
northwest winds, and rising barometer.
For New England threatening weather,
rain east or south winds during the night,
slight changes in temperature, and con-
tinued low barometer.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,
ON NEW work

is THE BEST COMPANY.
1t has more money than any other TWO IN
surance companies In the United states.
gH- Assets, Sixty-eight Million Dollars.
@, II. GRANGER, Agent.
Rutland, VI.
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DENCILS.-Dixon's Round Gilt Pencils
are as good as Faber's Round Gilt,-some
say better. II no better, they deserve favor from
They are made by the Joseph Dixon Cruclble
Co. Jersey City, N. j., and we ofIer them 70 the
trade at their net prices. Try tnem: ,, co
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MONTPELIER, Nov. 90.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.

Lieut.. Gov. Hinckley in the chair.
Bills introduced and referred-By sena-
tor Brockins, with unanimous consent, an
act to legalize the grand list of the town of
Leicester.
BY the same, an act to incorporate the
St. Johnsbury loan and trust company.
II. 40, an act to pay Omer c. Jeanison
the sum therein named.
II. BOX, an act to pay Myron Barton the
sum therein named.
II. 1868, an act in addition to chapter 70,
Q. S., entitled " OF guardians and wards"
Ii. 2S3, an act in addition to chapter "a,
g.s,
II. 426, an act relating to normal schools.
H. $50, an act to protect camp meetings.
BY Senator Rowell of Orange, with unan-
imous consent, an act to enable non-rcsi-
dent guardians TO obtain property in this
state belong to their wards residing in other
states or territories of the United States.
II, 219, an act to incorporate the Cary
ing and Lettering Machinery manufacture
ing company.
H. 2S9, an act to incorporate the Goodell
marble company.
II, 300, an act to legalize the grand list
of the town of Woodford for the years
1874.
ii. 322, an act to change the time OF
holding the supreme court IN the county OF
Grand Isle.
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
" comprises full line Of staple goods
nrst-class papers. folded ana nat ruleo ana
grades and colors, drug, pay, note, letter, ON
eial and document, all nrst-class goods and
prices ow. Order sample lot; nvn,
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A heavy gale has prevailed since eleven
o'clock last night, and apprehensions are
felt for the safety of shipping on the lake,
hut no disasters are yet reported.
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A GENTS WANTED for the Peoples
"A Journal. Four magnificent ChromOs free.
The most liberal offer ever made. Send three
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A CORNER BLOCKADE.

The directors of the board of trade to-
day fixed 65 cents on corn and 90 cents on
oats as the prices on which margins can be
called at the present time. This was
done at the instance of certain dealers who
claim there is combination corner in the
corn aud oats market.
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DELAYED BY THE STRIKE.

DHLA TED By TIE STR1KE.
The inmm steamship City of London,
which should have sailed Saturday, did not
get off till noon yesterday, and the Anchor
line steamer Ethiopia, which should also
have sailed at noon Saturday, was detained
until 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon The
delay was owing to the 'longshoremep' s
strike. The new men were unable to com.
plete loading in season.