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From New York.
INDICTED FOR MURDER.


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scqucntly his conclusion is erroneous.
THE rrSDlSG BILL.
In the chamber Of commerce the COM
mitce has made no report ON resolutions
against the funding bill. but "A motion was
adopted authorizing the president ot the
chalhner 10 go TO Albany ana explain the
sfounoS 'a"eh ny the ch'mher on TINS sub
Jec' Al the produce exchange there is
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lalnr pcttions in favor of fine Hi, aud IF
low tolls, and a free canal nolicv
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sustained and onbodvinr ncrsons !, hio
speech before the Buffalo board of trade.
TIE WEATHER.
The woothoris co,1 and clordy
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ihurlo" " ecu "ri'cS aholler le''er OF
Legislative re'hihiScehceS'
GRAND DUCHESS OPERA HOUSE.
The fourth ward gamins have started the
Grand Duchess opera house asa rival to fine
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'EO-Day's Globe.

FIRST PAGE. Poetry, =" The Invisible
Web; a Boy Murderer Hanged Troy
City Election Religious Intelligence.
SECOND PACE Editorial brevitles Edi-
torials ; " International or National =;
Notifies, Informers, etc >" Prize Ball ::
Masquerade Ball at North Bennington !;
Eighty-sevcnth birthday celebration; State,
County and Vicinity.
THIRD PAGE-Dashes Musical; Locals :;
Markets ; Latest Telegraph
FOURTH PAGE-Story, THE Cipher Dis
patch; Flashes Of Fun; The Glass OF
Fashion.
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DASHES HERE AND THERE,

John n. Baxter, Esq, president of the
Globe Paper company, will sail from
Europe for home, March 9th.
Col. Charles II Joyce lectures at Tin
mouth this evening and will doubtless be
greeted by large audience.
A regular meeting of the Rutland Typo
graphical Union, No. 1875, will he held at
Grove block, Grove street, at 1870 p m.
Rev. L A Austin, principal of Kmball
Union Academy at Meriden, n II, was at
the Bates House yesterday with his wife
and child.
Mr.. Duane Johnson of Stockbridgc has
commenced suit against officers, II. o.
Perkins and A. II. Williams, for the cider
seized of Il. II. Wooley, claiming the ow-
nership thereof. The suit is to be tried at
Stockbridge on 23d inst. A large number
of witnesses have been summoned to ap-
pear at the trial.
The Poultncy Glce Club will give con-
cert in Joslyn's hall Saturday evening
March 14th, for the benefit of the Welsh
church Of Poultney. a worthy object !;
encourage it. The singing we will guaran-
tee will be the best.
On Monday morning last the employees
of A. W.Gray & Son of Middetown struck
for an extension Of the working hours to
ten per day. The firm promptly acccedcd
to their demands.
State religious intelligence on the first
page
On Thursday evening, about half-past
seven, company of twenty couple arrived
at and took possession Of the residence of
Z. +. Ridlon on Pine street. accompanied
with an orchestra of music. They moved
out the stove and cleared the room Of fur
niturc for n social hop. At half-past eight
Mr.. and Mrs. Rldlon were sent for and in
vited home to see the sad havoc the raid
crs" had made upon their quiet home. But
the company found them equal TO the
emergency, for they Immediately removed
to one OF our leading hotels
to Pine street, and at eleven o'clock
surprised the invaders by inviting
them to sumptuous collation.. When all
the delcaces Of the season were served, the
Graders" retired with the conclusion that
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridlon were equal to any
band Of surprisers that might present
themselves.
Theodore Van Dyke, Gen. II. II Bax-
ters coored coachman, died in New York
on Thursday afternoon. He had been il
the employ of the General for nearly eigh
years.
Rev. William Murphy of this village
was raised to the dignity of priesthood, by
the Lord Bishop Of Montreal, on Saturday
Feb. 2S, and is assigned to the duties of as
sistant Priest IN the Cathedral.
Rev L ii Randall, rector of st. Johni
church, Poultney, preached the third o.
the series of Lenten sermons at Trinity
church last evening. 1t was well pre-
prepared, practical and appropriate dis
course.
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'Ehc Esaid Continues

The officials on yesterday again dug up
the hntchct. which has for So many days
laid buried. against rum, and pursued the
war path AS far as Wales street. where
they called upon Jas. Mclaughlin. the
proprietor of the Home Restaurant and
captured his stock in trade, amounting to
one gallon and half of cider and three
quarts of wine.
Wherefore it appears that the cause of
temperance should feel encouraged as every
seizure made of late grows beautifully
less in amount
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Che Rutlantl Daily 6lche.
SATURDAY, MARCH :. 1874.


ADVENT CHuRcH.-Eder II. X. Flagg, OF sa.
Soy, Mass VIII preach in the Advent church on
sunday at 1870 ana I:0) p. IN. Prayer and con-
ference meeting ut lO:I5 a. IN.
BAPTlsr.-Rev. Il. Mills, Pastor; Services at
1913 o. m and 100 p. IN. sabbath school at 10 m.
Vices at 500 ana 1880 a. M, and 100 D. m.
- FRENCH CATHOLIC.-Rev. H. Cardinal, Pastor
Services at il.30 a m. and 300 y. IN.
C0NGREGATtONAL.-Rc j. @. johnson, Pastor:
Services ut 10.d5 a. IN. and 100 D. m. Prayer
meetings on Thursday and Saturday evenings
at 100.
EPisc0PAL.--Rev. WI. Harris, DID,, Rector; Morn
Ing Prayer with Sermon at 1890 n. m. Sunday
school Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter at 100
y. m.
METHoDisT-Rev. H. f. Austin, PASTOR Ser
Vices at l0.45 q. IN. Prayer Meetings Tuesday
and Thursday evenings ut 600 In the Chapel
West street.
West Observation-Disclosures In Cen
trail Hall at 200 and 100 p. IN. CONGREGATIONAL
Rev >; IS Williams pastor, services at 1880 a.
IN. md d. In.
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LEAyENwoRrH, KANSAS
Grn. Rnker,s Character.

WAsnINGToN, March @.
The charges formally presented in the
House, to-day, 10y the Speaker. affecting
the official and personal character of Gen.
Baker, commissioner Of pensions. were
made by Mrs Helen NJ Barnaed, who
wants them examined with view to inn
parchment. They were referred to the
committee ON invalid pensions.
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The town of Nottingham in Windham


county, elected 81 highway surveyors.
The Society of the Army of the Potomac
has decided to have its next annual reunion
at Harrisburg, Pa, on Tuesday, May H.,
the annual session of the national encamp-
ment, G. A. r., being IN the same city on
the following day.
Hon. L. p. Cotton, master of the Vcr-
mont state grange, delivered an address, re-
Gently, at Topeka, Kansas, upon the growth
Of the order in this state. The Kansas
grangers already number some 10000.
The Vermont Farmers ticket for state
officers il Francis ID. Douglass, Esq, of
Whiting, for governor, and Hon. Il. T..
Cotton, of Irasburgh, for lieutcnant-gov-
ernor
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\ Young man, son of Mr.. Giddngs.
living between West Rutland and Castle
ton, was kicked Friday morning while car
ing for one OF his fathers horses. When
found he was insensble and bleeding pro-
fusely from CHASTITY wound in the face.
ihe horses foot had evidently struck a
sort of glancing blow, for beginning at
the forehead it split his face down through
his nose and upper lip, and along the lower
edge of the eye, skinnng off, as ii were,
one half Of his face and turning it out
wards 50 as to lay it over his ear. DR.,
Burton of Castleton, the family physician.
was summoned and messenger dispatched
with all speed for DR.. Goldsmith. These
gentlemen, after a long and painful series
of operations. so restored the appearance of
the face that no visible deformitY is left,
save the hruiSe and swelling naturally in
cidcnt to such an injury.
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BAPTIST CnuRcH. pastor, Rev. f..
Mills, will deliver the closing lecture on
"Bunyans Pilgrim, tomorrow (Sabbath)
evening at the Baptist church. Service to
commence ut o'clock The public are
cordially invited
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Suicide.

NEW York, Mar,h. 6.
Mrs Pettbone of Atlanta, Ga, suicided
by taking morphine to-day, ON account OF
financial difficulties. She promised her
little girl so cents to take dose of some
poison. The child did so, but physicians
saved her life.
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'
The Office at the west shaft was blown
up by an explosion of giant powder this
morning at II o'clock, killing one man and
serious wonuding two others The Office
was Il small wood structure, and the loss is
NOT lnrrc.
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Some people thar wear good clothes for =
get to p ny for them. Such man is ii. 7
utley- He owes Allen s. Drew, ~ Mer
chants Row. Pay up o. you will flpd your
name in print
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SUDDEN changes Of climate are sources Of
pulmonary, bronchial, and as,hmatic af-
fections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly. when taken in the carly stages of
the disease. recourse should he at once had
to DIR. n. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
let the cold, cough, or irritation Of the
throat be ever SO slight as by this pre-
caution more serious attack may be cf-
fcctualy waIdcd off
Ask your druggist or dealer for THE
Household Receipt Book which contains
information valuable to all houseleepcrs,
or copy will be forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren L. Lord Buring-
ton. VT fcbi0d&w3m
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County commissioners.

Addison county-Cyrus w Wicker Fer
risbllrgh.
Bennington county-A Gray, Man
chester.
Chittenden county-James Squier, c har-
lotte
Franklin county-Rodney Whttem ore,
st Adams
Rutland county-B w Marshall. II ut
land.
Windsor cOunty-S A Weston. Chest n.
Washington county--George o. Boyt e,
Fayston.
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43D C0NGRESS...sFIRST SESSION.
SENATE
WAsuiNGroS. March G.

" N~tflNtl UNs 4huitu w.
Mr. Chandler Of Michigan presented a
memorial of the citizens Of that state, pro-
testing against any increase III the volume
OF the currency. Referred 10 finance com
mtlee
MI Fenton OF New York presented the
resolutions of the New York academy OF
medicine and medical association, asking
Congress To increase the efficiency of the
medical corps OF the army Referred to
committee on military affairs.
Mr. Scott of Pennsylvania presented the
resolutions of the Philadelphia board of
trade, asking Congress to revise and amend
the customs and lcrcnGe laws. 50 that hon
est importers may not be injured by the
actions Of men vino inform ana put impor-
tcrs to unnecessary trouhle when there is no
| occasion for it. Referred TO finance COM
mittee'
Mr. Ramsey of Minnesota, called mp a
resolution introduced by him on Wcdnes-
| day last. in regard to cheap transportation,
and addressed the Senate in favor thereof.
| His argument mainly devoted advocating
the Improvement Of the Mississippi river
transportation route and the establishment
/ OF national double track freight railroad
west to east
The morning hour having expired the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the
centennial bill, the pending amendment be-
ing that Of Mr. Stockton Of New jersey, as
additional instructions directing tho com
mi'tee TO report in favor OF an international
exhibition. Mr. Stockton withdrew his
amendment alter some discussion by MeSsrs
sargent ana scott
inc question recurring on tree'mghuy-
''i' > "'ii''i'''''n'' 'l''ruc'ns 'lc commit
o,,,,.,,,ri,,i,'. ,,,,,, ,,t t.,..I.,.i ,,,..,
million doI,ors todcrray rhn ovnon.os 81
the exhibition. II was rejected hv n volta
| of 30 nnys to II veos
The bill was ihrn rcforrc1 to tbe ROM
mittce on appropriations without discus.
sion.
As amended and referred the bill is as
follows.
BE it enacted, etc, that the president he
requested to extend respectful and cordial
invitations To the governors of each one of
the United States to he represented and to
take part in the national exhibition to he
held at Philadelphia, under the auspices of
,e-', '''@
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A CLOSE SnAyE.-Thc democrats carried
Plattsburgh on Tuesday by majority of
one in poll of 1918 votes, and the re-
publicans carried Champlain by majority
of t3r0 votes.
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Appointments.

OTTAWA, March 6.
l.. p. Penny, Esq, of the Montreal Her
aid, and lion. Mr.. Jolly have been appoint
cd senators.
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THE FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
-GRAEGEs -PArRoSs or llusBANDRY--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. 10y order
of the Rutland Grange Of the Patrons of
IIusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand-
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland
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TEMPERANCE PRAYER MEETINGS.


NIW York, March 6.
Temperance prayer meetings are to be
held in various parts Of the city on Sunday.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
81 a meeting Of the board Of monagcrs
OF lAe national temperance society yester-
day il vas voted to invite the clergy Of all
denominations To meet in the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian association next
Monday, 10 confer as to the best method Of
advancing the temperance movement in
this city.
A committee of five was also appointed
10 arrange for a series Of mass meetings in
the city and vicinity
1t was also voted to frame a pledge for
ladies to take TO grocers and druggists
throughout the city, agreeing to give up
dealing in liquors.
Real estate owners are also to be exhort-
cd not to lease their property to liquor
| sellers.
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OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSITION
SEWING MACHINES, &c.

Group 10, Sec. 2, b.
"The greatest Sewing Machine Mandatory
in the world Is that OF Wheeler & wilson, New
York. which alone has brought already over
900 900 OF their Sewing Machines into practical
use. The complete production OF the parts by
machinery is so regulated that each complete
machine may he used rs Il sample for eNhibl-
ton. This firm produces 600 well adjusted ma
chimes daily.
''The latest production Of this firm, and which
is the wonder Of the Vienna Exposition, is their
new No. Sewing Machines This universal
machine sews the heaviest leather harness and
the nnest gauzes with truly pearl stitch.
''Wheelcr a Wilson have received the highest
prizes Mt all Worlds kXpositiuns, and at the
Vienna Exposition were extraordinarily di8tin-
guishcd."
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WEST RUTLAND. -Rev. L. Mills will
preach at The school house, West Rutland.
tomorrow iSabbath) afternoon, at four
o'clock
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/. The Knights cross OF the Imperial order Of
"Francis Joseph" conferred BY his Apostolic
Majesty. the Emperor Of Austria. upon tht
Honorable Nathaniel Wheeler, President ui
the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine com
pany as the founder ana builder 81 Sewing
Machine Industry
.. The Grand Diplena OF Honor. recommended
by the International Jury for this SEWN
Machine company only, for their important
contributions 20 the material ana social
welfare Of mankind.
3. The Grand Medal IOr Progress, awarded fur
their new No. sewing Machine, being Tor
progress made since the Paris Exposition Of
1867, ut which the only Cold Medal for Sew
ing Machines was awarded 10 This company
Hence the Vienna award marks Progress
not from a low level or inferior medal,
but from II Gold Medal, the highest 2Ward
made at Paris.
i. The Grand Medal for Merit for the develop
ment OF Needle Industry and excellence
and superiority Of manufactured Sdmplet
exhibited.
3. A Grand Medal for Merit, for excellence and
superiority OF cabinet work, the only award
of the kind in this section.
G. Medals Tor several CO-Opc"ul0lS OF the Vince
Ter & Wilson company for superior ability.
=. The Oiiicial Report published by tine General
Direction of the Vienna Exposition, signai-
ties the supremacy OF the Wheeler q VIII
son company Tor quantity and quality Of
manufacture, and position in the sewing
Machine business, as follows.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, =
WAsnINOToN, Mar 6.--S D. IN. J
PROBABILITIES.

On Saturday, for New England, the ba-
rometcr will fall, with rising temperature
Rain and snow and winds veering to east
erly and southerly aud increasing to fresh
and brisk. For the Middle States and
lower lake region, fresh to brisk southeast
to southwest winds, cloudy and rainy
weather and rising temperature
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BRIL1fASr Successful is permitted 10
few men or companies TO achieve ac-
knowledged superiority in any important
position or business The present genera
ton has witnessed stupendous rivalry in
several branches of industry, and notably
the sewing machine business. Amid Il
multitude of competitors, steadily and sure
ly the Wheeler & Wilson company held
their way from the beginning. upon fixed
and honorable principles. Long since.
their position in America was established.
Abroad, at Iiundon, in 1862, they won the
highest premiums; at PARIS, in 1867. they
distanced eighty-two competitors, and were
awarded the highest premium, the only
gold medal for sewing machines exhibited :;
and lastly, amid unparalleled competition,
followed the splendid triunphs at Vienna,
noted in our advertising columns.
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AccusED or DISHONESTY.

A Philadelphia dispatch states that Frank
johnson. inspector OF army clothing in
that city. is charged by the women who are
employed on government clothing with re-
turn,ng false pay-roiis and other frauds.
Gen. Sackett has investigated and reported
them to the war department.
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GENTS LIST.
FIRMS
Whitley & William

Whitley & Williams Z CrOshv & ca
When application Is made for an advertised
letter. the applicant must give date of ADVERTISE
ment. IT not called for within one month they
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Onice
j. b. KILBURN. r. NJ
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FRANKFORT Mich. sept. Ii, lot3
A year awO had bad cough rom the Ca
tarrh which had got in my throat. trled "a
good many things but got nothing TO do me any
good until used your Golden Medical DscOV-
cry and DR.. Sage's COtarrh Remedy. They
cured me in three months, Tor which am very
thankful. AMOS FISHER
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FURTHER DISTINGUISHED HONORs.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1873.
THE GRAND MEDAL OF HONOR
OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NEW YORK,
Was unanimously recommended by the judges
Of Sewing Machines for
WI Il ELER d. wiz s o " s
NEW NO. G SEWING MACHINE,
as being "declded improvement over all other
machines In the market and which unjust
reyOlutloniZe certain branches OF industry, es-
pecially In Shoe and Harness MANUFACTURING
baltimore, Md, Oct. 81 1873.
''The Maryland Institute has awarded Vince
Ter & Wilson the Gold Medal for their New No.
6 Sewing Machines" Other machines receive
nothing.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 4, 1879.
"At the Georgia State Fair, q silver Medal,
the highest and only premium for leather
for samples done on their New No, Sewing
Machines"
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, NO. CPS BROADWAY
NEW YORK,
Agencies In all the Principal Cities of the
word. lhhlfu@NEt
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a large temperance meeting was held at
Pittsburgh last night, and Il woman's tenn
perancc union was organized,
LEAyENwORrII, KANSAS.
\ temperance meeting was held at Leay-
enworth, Kansas, last night, and a delega-
ton of ladies and gentlemen visited the Sa-
ratoga saloon, whose proprietor said
the women would at all times be welcome.
lie would spread Il lunch for them, but he
would not permit men to interfere in his
business.
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Wi ndsor County Com whatsoever

81 in Anaover, "A in Cavendsb and 46
in Ludlow were cast for Henry Closson.
Samuel A Weston of Chester is elected
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WANTED TO BE HEARD FRoM.

II anybody has ever used the thorough aud
scientific course of treatment recommended 10y
the proprietor OF Dr. Sage's catGrrh Remedy for
the cure OF Catarri, and has not been perfectly
cured, the Proprietor Or Il. Y. Pierce, would
like to hear from that person, ana b} address,
ing him at the Worlds Dispcnsary, Buffalo. ~
Y, such person, II there be one. VIII near OF
something to his or her advantage, as the Doe
tor is IN earnest when he offers 500 reward Tor
case of Catarrh which he cannot cure, ami t.
perfectly able to pay It II he fails IN "A single
case, as any one may ascertain upon inquiry.
The thorough course OF treatment referred TO-.
and recommended by Or. Pierce, consists N the
use of Dr.. Sage's Catarrh remedy with DR..
Pcrces Nasal DOuchc, which is the only means
by which the iluid can be carried high ana 8r-
piled to all parts OF the nasal passages ana the
chambers connected herewith in hich ulcers
exist, and from which the discharge proceeds
In addition to this thorough application OF the
Remedy, which SHOULD always be used warm,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery must
be token earnestly, as constitutional treat
ment, without which few cases can be cured as
tine disease is always constitutional and should
be treated accordingly. This treatment has no
unpleasant features about II, and has the adj
vantage OF never driving the disease to the
lungs, as there Is danger of doing by the Use OF
strong, Irritating snuf1s or poisonous solutions.
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a Manganillo, Cuba, letter of Feb. 23d
says the recent drafting proclamation OF
the caplain-general has revived the reyoln-
tionary enthusiasm and the country people
are returning to the ranks of the insurgents
by hundreds over 300 volunteer Cubans
who had been pressed into the Spanish
ranks have recently deserted to the Cuban
army, taking with them their Remn ton
rifles. Announcements and ammunition.
Their families have fed to the mountains.
The Spaniards are quite demoralized, and
find excuses for not leaving the fottified
towns to attack Cubans in sight of their
| fertilization.
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BURIED ALIVE.

\ letter from Clupmonyllc, Penn, says
the wife Of Anthony Coggswell diel two
weeks ago during his absence. On return
ing he had the body eXhumed and found it
turned over in the coffin, and other evi-
dcnces showing she had been buried in a
trance. The husband has since been Il raw
ing maniac.
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PRAYING BANDS ORGANIZED.

PRAYING BANDS ORGANIZED.
Praying bands have been organized in
White Plains, Tarrytown. Mt Vernon and
Yonkers. New York.
FnEsIET.
Two bridges were swept away on the
European and North American railroad,
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OF THE
WHEELER AZ WILSON
SEWING MACHINE co, NEW YORK,

Ocer Eiatty-Oac competitors At n Eofl4
Eaposiii9a, Vienna, 1873, dc.