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A Typical Radical Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 2S.
Saturday one faction of the republican
party held meeting at Wilson's station,
and the other faction tried to break up the
meeting. While G. w. Cox, negro, was
speaking, eric. of "Pull him down." arose.
and rush was made for the stand, during
which pistol shot was fired, and one of
the assaling party, negro, fell dead.
The mob then tried to lynch Cox, but
Wilson, n white man, got him into his
store and boltcd the door, and aftera strong
effort persuaded the mob to take its course.
Cox was then taken to Jail.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to Globe.
Destructive Fire at North Benning ton.

NORTH BENNINGTON, VT, Sept 29.
At about ten o'clock this evening a fire
broke out In A. r. Colvn's building on
Main street. The building was occupied
on the front and corner as barber shop and
saloon. The second story was used for
manufacturing Shoes The building was
insured for seventeen hundred dollars and
stock for five hundred dollars. The build
ing adjoining owned by w. b. Wright was
entirely destroyed. Wrights building was
occupied as follows basement for a sa-
loon the first story by C. NJ, Fisk, boots
and shoes Kenner Il Houghton, clothing
and furnishing goods and the rear by Ken
ner & TIoughton for the manufacturing of
shoes the second story was used
for Masonic hall and occupied by Tucker
lodge and Taft commandery. Fisk has
$4,000 insured on stock, and Fenner Il
IIoughton $4,000 on stock. Wright was
insured fol "a, 800 and the Masons for ST.
700. Wright's loss will probably be So
600 above the insurance. Colvin's loss
will he 81 800 above insurance. Fisk, also
IIoughton e. Fenner's loss is covered by
insurance.
p. T. Perrault in Colvin's building,
loses probably five hundred dollars not in
sured. Superintendent White brought
over Spartan engine and company from
Bennington on an extra train, in response to
II Telegram. and but for the untiring efforts
Of the firemcn and citizens the entire cor
ncr, valued at fifty thousand dollars, must
have been destroyed. AT present writing.
one n. m the fire is under control. The
loss is probably fifteen thousand dollars
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Suicide Mt Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. %.
The corpse of the women found under
the banks ut the falls last Friday proves to
be that of German servant girl of IIamil-
ton, Ontario, named Mary Bucliholz.
John Roalman, now living ut Dundas, Sc
duced her under promise of marriage, but
married another woman. The victim If
misplaced confidence, having relatives in
this country, and feeling her disgrace,
came TO the falls and jumped over a preci-
picc one hundred feet high In basket
found with her was a draft for $500, in
favor of her sister Madeline residing in
Gutenberg, Germany, which she had drawn
from the bank in Hamilton.
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LEGAL TENDERS CALLED FOR.
The Louisiana Election Question Ap.
preaching Settlement.
Npxy YopIy Sent

New YORK, Sept. %.
A New Orleans special says the demo-
cratic conference committee last evening
decided to accept the proposition of the
Kellogg party that the democrats have two
representatives on the board of state can
vassers. The only difficulty now which
can prevent Il final settlement is that the
republicans, having been authorized by
their state central committee, will demand
that the democrats shall receive similar all-
thorzation from the democratic central
committee
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Restored to Membership.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.
Joseph II. Bradley, who was dcbarred
from the supreme court of the District of
Columbia during the trial of John III. Sur
raft, in 1867, for alleged contempt Of court
and who was afterwards charged with send
ing threatening messages TO the justice
holding that court-.Judge FiShcr-was t.
ddy restored to the list OF attorneys, on
motion of Thomas J. Durant. In granting
the motion Justice Carter said the court
had been informally advised of this motion
and they had unanimously agreed TO grant
it.. They considered whatever had passed
had been abundantly atoned for, and they
should welcome Mr. Bradley as member
Of the bar with pleasure. The court room
was filled with members of the bar, who
with unanimity appauded the remarks of
the court, and crowded around Bradley to
congratulate him.
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Wreck OF n FJcnch Corvette,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.
Correspondence received from Sydney,
August %, gives particulars of the wreck
of the French corvette L'IIermitc, on
Wallace island, during her voyage from
Tahiti to Noumca. Two men were drowned.
A German bark from San Francisco took
eighty of the crew to Noumea. The COM
mander and seventy men remained on the
island to save a portion of the wreck 1t
is believed most of the guns will he saved.
The vessel struck a reef near the shore.
The damage amounts to S120.000.
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The following officers w
FIRE at Clarendon.

The depot of the Harlem. Extension Rail
road at Clarendon was totally destroyed
by fire last Sunday night. The loss will
not fall very heavily on this railroad COM
pany as the building was not very valuable.
The fire was doubtless the work of an in
cendary.
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Death of Senator GansOn.

BUFFALO, sept. %.
Hon. John Ganson died of apoplexy
this morning. lie complained during the
morning of pam in his chest, and was
taken seriously i'll in the superior court
while trying case. The case was ad-
journed. lie was assisted TO carriage
by friends and died as he was being car
ried into his own house.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29

CAIIsAYA, the best variety of Cinchona or
account of Il remarkable cure performed by IL
on the Countess del ChinchOu, at Lima, who
after her recovery, distributed a large quantity
of it to the JcsultS. in whose hands IL acquired
great reputation, that charitable prelate,
Cardinal de Lugo, hav ny purchased ii at great
expense. for the benefit OF the religious poor at
Rome. II is combined with arOmatics in a de-
liclOuS cordial I'm Dr.. Wheelcrs Compound
Elixir of Phosphates OF Casaya, II remedy Of
extraordinary efficacy In restoring consitu-
tional vigOr, and repairing the worn out frame,
whether used up by mental worry, OVer-work,
eXcesses and bad habits, or dcbittlted by pros
tratinp Diseases
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by the Cable.
ARRlN ED.

ARRIVED.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %.
Steamers Britfanic, Cuba and Austria
from New York
MovIILE, Sept. %.
Steamship Peruvian from Quebec for
Liverpool arrived to-day.
GLASGOW, Sept. %
Steamship State OF Virginia from New
York.
LONDON, Sept. %.
Steamship Belgic from New York for
this port, passed Lizard this morning.
ELECTION IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept %.
Additional returns of the voting yester
day in the department of Minnettc loir, to
fill Il vacancy in the assembly, are in favor
of NJ. De Maille, the republican candidate,
and it is probable that he IS elected.
AUsTRiA's AMBITION FOR GEOGRAPHICAL
KNOWLEDGE.
VIENNA, Sept. 2S,
The Austrian government will despatch
another expedition to the Arctic regions
next year, 10 ascertain whether the land
discovered by the expedition just returned
and named by it Franz Josephs Land is a
portion of the continent or an island The
expedition will he divided, one half going
by way of Siberia and the other by way of
Greenland
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All About a Female hummer.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.
John Anderson, aged thrty-two, went
yesterday afternoon to No. $40 Lombard
street, tenement house, in the basement
of which his wife was at the time drinking.
He tried to get her home, when man
named Antoine Nicholas got hold of Andcr-
son, and throwing him down violently,
broke his neck. All the parties in the
place were arrested.
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More Frauds.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %.
AT six o'clock this morning Mayor Otis
took possession of the assessors Office and
all books, safes and records He excluded
all deputies and assessors from the Office.
Warrants are out for the arrest of several
persons attached to the office, on what
special charge the mayor will not state, but
it is reported that extensive frauds have
been discovered in the poll tax department.
No arrests have been made yet The action
of the mayor has caused much excitement
here
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29
The Ross Mystery.
cover.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.
The reward of $40. 900 in the Ross case
is still in force, and Allen Pnkerton an
nounccs that the same will be relinquished
by him and his force to parties who shall
give information which shall lead to the
recovery of the child and the capture of
the abductors.
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Senator West Explains.

NEW DIRK, Sept. -.
Senator West, Of Louisiana, in a long
letter refers to the reflections upon himself
and others, supposed to exist in the re-
quest of Kellogg that absentee officials re-
turn 10 Louisiana, and says he went to
Washington at the request of Kellogg, to
lay before the president the condition OF
affairs in Louisiana, and to solicit federal
support.
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Served Him Right.

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Sept. %.
Four Italian organ grinders camped in a
grove near the city, were attacked and
abused by gang of roughs yesterday,
when one of the Italians shot the leader of
the roughs in the breast. The remainder
fled. The wounded man will probably re-
rpvpr
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29

Rev. VIM. s. Palmer, late of Wells
River, VT, will be installed to-day, (Tues-
day., as pastor of the Second Congrega-
tional church in Norwich, Conn. Rev. G.
b. Hubert of Bennington, breaches the
sermon.
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Supposed Murderers Arrested.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept %.
Mcleod and Emory, two of the persons
implicated in the supposed murder of We'd
der, who was found in whirlpool last
Sunday, were arrested near Clifton on
Friday last. Five thousand dollars bail
for their appearance tomorrow was re-
fucaI
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CINCINNATI. Sept

VINCINNATI, NtpI 70.
A fire in Pcrrysburg, on Saturday, de-
sroycd the barn and grocery Of Mr.. Gc,z,
Sand n Bcach's dry goods store, and the
hardware store of Peck, Hamilton & Go.
The loss is $4,000 Mr.. Gctz is insured
for i 500 in the Underwriters, and Peck,
Hamilton 81 Co., are insured in the Under
writer's of Hartford and North British.
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The Troubles of Moses.

NEW York; Sept. 23.
A Washington special states that arrivals
from South Carolina say Gov. Moses had
good cause of alarm, but the trouble was
mainly local, and the prospect of violence
is over for the present
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Bound for the Front.

OMAHA, Sept. %.
The Twenty-thirl infantry, recently ar
rived from Arizona, is now under orders TO
go to New Orleans.
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lONG BRANCH.

lloNG BRANCH, Sept. %.
Tom Bowling who was progressing
finely, and was supposed to have entirely
recovered, again turned up lame after his
morning galop at Monmouth park, Sat
lirln,.
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Ashore.

PoEr CoLBoRN, Ont, Sept. %.
The steam barge Abercorn, loaded with
lumber, went ashore on Morgan's Point
last night. Two tugs from here have
gone to her assistance.
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Fire at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2S.
Hardman e Co. S tannery and leather
betting factory, corner BoLaventure and
Canning streets, with several adjoining
cottages burned to-day. Loss on buildings
and stock, $4,000 Several families are
rendered homeless
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A Fiendish Transaction.

SELMA, Ala, Sept. 2S.
Recent developments show that the &C
cident on the Selma, Rome and Dalton
railroad was caused by distractions placed
on or near bridge. The receivers offer a
reward of 81 900 for the apprehension of
the perpetrators.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29

The Independent base ball association OF
Hydeville, will hold their regular meeting
this CTues,lay) evening All members arc
requested to be present as important bust
ness will be transacted.
Il. S. SMITH, Secretary.
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nENNlsoN.s rArnNr suIprlNG TAOS

DENNlSON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 300 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 Sati0ners
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
junc23da.wu Wholesale Agents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-29

Miss Il. j. Pierce, NJ. d., of the "fIigh-
land medical institute" Newburgh, N. Y,
will deliver free lecture to ladies mt the
Village hall, Rutland, on Thursday, Oct.
lst. at 8 o'clock D. M IF
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PURE WINES FOR I.yvALIDs.

We have on hand Il large variety of Pure
Wines for the recovery OF the sick. our Old
Port Wine, for strengthening and invigOrating
the system; our Malmsey Wine, Tor restoring
the taste and impartng new vigor, from eX-
haustion: our Pale sherry, TO be used with ton
les, for restoring the appetite, are daily recon-
mended by our first physicians. sold by the
bottle or gallon. JAMES DINGLEY q CO., Is
and 20 MIX street, Boston, Mass. jy9deod8m
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Another Tunnel Victim.

SouTH ADAMS, Mass, Sept. %.
Orrin A. Wilson, aged fourteen years,
was killed by the falling of the cage at the
west shaft Sunday noon.
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4 Short Term.

SING SING, Sept. %.
Warden Williamson, of Sing Sing prison,
recently appointed, has resigned.
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THE CROPS IN ENGLAND.

iDNDoN, ptpt. 90
The Mark Lane Express in its review of
crop prospects, says the recent rains have
materially benefited root crops. There
has been too much rain, however, for late
potatoes, which have shown n commence
mcnt of n decrease and this will cause
greater demand upon the lower descrip-
lions of wheat and prevent their futher de-
probation. Grass possesses a vcrdure of
spring, which will help growers to carry
their stock through the winter, notwth-
standing the deficiency in hay and straw
crops. Wheat shows neither en-
couraglng nor discouraging features.
Prices in France arc shilling lower, but
elsewhere on the continent they are UNI
changed except at Odessa, where the mar
kct is firmer, and in hopes that the fine
quality of crop will eventually secure
better prices.
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Grange organ,xea a, Londonderry.

A grange of Patrons of nusbandry was
organized on the 25th inst, at Londonderry
by Deputy d. L. Boydcn. The grange
will be known as the Wantastiquet grange.
trhn fnllnuinn officers Mnrn clncinl
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The place TO get cabinet work. window cur
tains, cOrnices, pictures, frames OF all kinds,
and oil paintings, engraylngs, chr0mos, cord,
&C., is at Robert Candlish's, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland. Satisfaction, both In work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dt1anl
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,
OF NEW YORK,

Is TIE BEST OUNIPNN1.
II has more money than any other two In
surance companies In the United States.
eE~Assels, SiXty-eight Million Dollars.
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland, Vt.
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An elegant display of
DRESS GOODS AND SlIAWLS.

NTIVVTII WWT-tIII0 TT
BLACK BRILIIANTlNE AND CASnMERES
BEST PRINTS TEN CENTS.
Domestic Goods and Flannels Tea, Groceries
and Flour ut bottom prices.
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SPECIAL OPENING
PATTERN BoNNETS & MILLINERY GOODS,
OCTOBER lsr,
At the well known establishment OF
A. IIILL ~ SON.
The largest variety of Goods to be found In any
one store in the county, See partial list Of de-
partments:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS a SHOES.
HATS CAPS,
GLOVES - HOSIERY
A complete Yankee Notion Stock, Ties ana
Ribbons.
JOE LOT or WlTERED AND GROS GR4N
RIBBONS, FOR !5c.
Table Linen. Napkins, Towels and Diaper,
Trunks. Satches and Umbrellas.
An elegant display of
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS.
Special bargains In
BLACK BRILLIANTINE AND CASnMEREs,
BEST PRINTS TEN CENTS.
Domestic Goods and Flannels, Tea, Groceries
and Flour at bottom prices.
CROCKERY CROCKERY!!
Come and get our special discount II you want
full set.
KNIVES a FORKS,
PLATED SPOONS,
GoBLEfs a TuMBLERs.
We invite attention to our
CA II PET II o O NJ,
Containing a large variety OF Wool and Hemp
Carpets, oil Cloths all widths, Mats ana
llassocks, curtains and Fixtures,
Pictures and Frames, Wall Pa
per and Borders, Mirrors,
SC, &C, &c.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
A. HILL q son,
ddSwtf Wallngford, Vt.
WANTED "A good cook, one that is
w neat and tidy Apply at ..,
ELEVEN UNFINISHED ROOMS
~ TO let, in good order. Also, The Central
House Laundry, for sale or rent, with good
j. A. SALISBURY,
Rutland, sept. ~, 1874. septq5-d3w
nISSOLUTlON. 49, The co-par,nership
| u heretofore existing under the nrm name
| OF McCluer Goodwin, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. All accounts outstanding viii
De settled by A. NJ McCluer, who Will continue
| the business.
A. NJ. McCLuER,
| A. $. GOODWIN
West Rutland, Sept H. 1874. 2S-d&w3w
WANTED-lmme to lease for a
| w term OF years. a first-class house. suit
able for a small family. Apply at
sep22-ui GLOBE OFFICE.
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From Washington.
DANGEROUS POSITION.


WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
Adyiccs from Col. Lewis, commanding
at Camp Supply, state that he sent rein
forccments to Lieut. Lyman and his com
mand, who are surrounded by Comanchcs,
and with whom he had been fighting on the
10th inst several days. Lyman was origi-
nally sent to follow Gen. Miles trail, and
all communication with Miles is cut off.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Senator Patterson is now in the city.
He expresses the belief that Chambcrlin
will have majority in the coming election
for governor of South Carolina of 10000.
Other information received also points to
the election of Chamberin.
LEGAL TENDERS CALLED FOR.
The national bank redemption agency
have called upon national banks within
the last six days for about 81 $50, 900 legal
tender notes to reimburse it for the notes
redeemed. Other calls will follow, at the
rate of about $75O,00O per day, until suf-
ficient legal tenders shall have bean re-
ceived to justify the resumption of re-
dcmptions. The date of the resumption
will depend somewhat upon the prompt
tude with which banks respond to the call.
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club. The following is the
SEMINARY.

9 3 4 6 I 0
seminary. ...........4 | B 4-2l
Otter Creek .........4 U U i
Scorers-Messrs. IIarwood and Kelley.
Time Of game, 2 hours ana 80 min
The members of the Seminary base ball
the otter Creek base ball club for their
kind Inequalities during their stay at
Dandy. G. $. Il.
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BERWICK HOTEL
COR. CENTER 81 WALES SITS,

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
This house Is situated only one block from
the depot, and Is one OF the
LARGEST HOTELS IN THE STATE,
Having ample accommodations for 900 guests.
The rooms are large, commOdiOus and well ven
tilated, and supplied with all the modern Inn
proVementS for the comfort OF guests.
Gentlemanly porters Will be in attendance
on the arrival OF all trains.
Parties visiting Rutland will ind II 10 their
advantage 10 stop at the BERWICK.
PRICE 5000 PER DAY.
@. F. RICHARDSON,
Proprietor
~ nrst-class Livery connected with the
house. sopt29-dtf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-15
ALucIlr Iournarman-

A journeyman carriage-maker in April
last purchased a ticket in the Grand Gift
Concert Of the Masonic Relief Associa-
ton of. Norfolk, Virginia, and when the
distribution took place be received from
it sufficient amount Of money to buy
lot, and build thereon neat and
comfortable residence, which will be a
home for himself and family during
their lives. The second and last Gift
Concert Of this Association will be given
on Tuesday, December Goth, and we
would advise all who desire to obtain
one or more Of the large prizes which
will be given to the lucky tcket-holders
10 send without delay for tickets. The
Concert will not be postponed; it will be
conducted by gentlemen of high charac-
ter, and Masons and others can place
implicit confidence in the honesty and
integrity OF all connected with the man
agement Of the drawing. Send for
tickets to Henry V. Moore, Secretary,
Norfolk, Virginia, or an authorized agent
of the Association. d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-15

the mouth 1863 bales. She had also a big
passenger trip and did big way bust
ness on the round trip. She loayos
promptly this evening with return
trip.
The elegant steamer john Kyle, Capt.
Abe Hutchinson in command, will leave
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock for
New Orleans and the bends. Mr. Brown
is her gentlemanly clerk.
The Susie Silver passed up this morn
ing for St, Louis with 700 tons offreight.
She put off here IA bbls molasses, 60
hogsheads sugar, 40 bbls oranges, Is
sacks coffee and 81 bales cotton.
The Ashland came in from Cincin-
natl last night with $50 tons freight. She
discharges here 1000 kegs nails, $50 bbls
-four, 26 head Of cattle and lot Of sun
dries, and has for Arkansas river 250
tons of freight, including 1000 sacks salt.
She waits here for rise in Arkansas
river before proceeding on her journey.
The neat sidewheel steamer Mary
Ament, for the Memphis and Osceola
trade, arrived this morning from Evans
vile with 58l sacks of corn, 33 head of
cattle, Sc hogs, GA barrels potatoes, 81
packages sundries, 81 bales cotton and
25 sacks seed. She is nice little packet
and is we'll suited for the trade. We will
give full description of her in to.mor-
rows issue.
John Chamberlin, freight clerk Of the
Illinois, returned this morning from
Little Rock, where he has been to see his
sweetness.