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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
H,o,erso,sn cattle Market.
TUESDAY, Jan. H.

TUESDAY, Jan. ~.
AT market this week Cattle 70S Sheep
and Lambs 1859 Number from Vermont
Cattle COZ Sheep aud Lambs lil3
Prices Market Bcoi--A few cheirr ~ tu
1000; extra 8 IS to o so; first quality ST. to
so; second quality to 7 50; third qn' "
81 IS to 8 so.
Prices of Store Cattle. Working Oxen pr
pair from 800, $50, l75 to $50.
Mich Cows aud Calves from S35 tu 0j;
extra 20 to IS. FarrOw Cows 20 to 49,
Yearlings $40 to l5; two years old 10 to
30 three years old 30 to i5.
Prices of Sheep and lambs-in lots 20.
$50, 90 to 3 so each; extra 90 to q 10 pr
head, or from l-2 to 9 Lee pr ID.
Prices of Hides, 1alloW aud Skins--Bright-
ton Hides ~ to Sc pr ID Country Hides tic
pr 10. Brighton Tallow pr lb Country
Pclts 81 95 to $50 each. Calf Skins 10 to
l6c per lib.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. B. Beef Choice grade includes moth.
ing but stall fed 100 to 400 lbs Bulocks
Extra and first quality includes the best,
large, fat Oxen. Second and third quality
includes Oxen and two and three year old
Steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when
those of inferior quality are thrown ont
REMARKS.
Cattle-ArTlvas OF cattle nearly twice that
Of last week, and prices have fallen off &c on
dressed weight. The quality of the offerings
rs n whole not as good There were a num-
Der Of yards of extra CATTLE and owners eX-
pected full last weeks prices, not calculating
on 200 carloads of Western cattle, rs sail to
be at Brighton. They let offers on cattle
pass unsold within &c of last rates, and did
not better themselves by waiting. II. Han
cock sold stays, to dress l000lbs each, m Sc
per Id ID w; I2 stays at &c, TO dress 900 lbs
2 steers, to dress 900 lbs mt SIC; | stag ut
$40. q. Baldwin sold oxen at 8 to DC; Of
fered cattle ut &c that dress 100 lbs. H. ii.
Mix sold small cattle from to sic live
weight. b. Dow sold . oxen, to dress 1850
lbs, ut &c; steers, dress $50 lbs, 8 Lee;
oxen, dress 1000 lbs, Mt DC; | bull at Lee.
to dress 700 lbs.
Sheep-Sheep this week are in better con
dition for butchers to buy, rs they arrive with
dry wool. Butchers give in that they are
buying, all things considered full rs well us
last week. A few lambs ut to Tic per Id.
| Poultry-A lot of so head of live geese ar
rived, and offered by G. w. Bailey No
chickens or turkeys this week; prices on
Western lots of dressed poultry being too low
to admit Of many live lots this week
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

The paper called the Scythe, protesting to
be an organ Of the Patrons of Industry,
should have been styled the Share. The
paper set forth that charters, regalias and
paraphOrnalia for lodges Of the order would
be furnished on application and the payment
Of certain amount Of cash. All letters
were requested Il, be addressed to Post Of
fee Box 1889, New York city. A few
days ago, several gentlemen residing in
Philadelphia, suspecting that something was
wrong about the concern, came on to New
York to investigate Neither in the Scythe
nor In any letters which they had received
was there any mention Of the street and
number where the national headquarters
could be found. After a fruitless search
the Philadelphians went home disguised.
A reporter Of the Graphic after many in
quiries succeeded in finding the Office Of the
Scythe, located in the upper part Of the
building corner of Fulton aud Nassau streets.
The reporter has spent two days in frutless
endeaVors to see or ascertain the whereabouts
of the alleged editor of the Scyths. The
Office was in the charge Of clerks, who de-
clincd to give information.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
OOVERNORSHlP
Editor Ofthe Vermont Farmer

Editor Of the Vermont Farmer.
Il has been said that the new candidates
for Governor average about two a month,
and as | have heard Of only one new one for
January | wish to suggest to the farmers,
the name OF person who is not only large
farmer, but high-minded, honest man one
who cannot be bought or driven by railroad
companies, and is no politician. | mean the
farmer judge, Hon. AsAnEL PECK.
An OH FARMER.
s. Jotns6ury, Jan. Is. 1874
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
CUT THIS OUT.

III MHy PANS hOur LIIt'.
There is no person living but what suffers more or
less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds, or Consump-
tion yet would rether die than pay IS cents for
bottle of medicine that would cure them. Dr. A. Bo-
schees German Syrup has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and its wondrous
tonsh every who tries it,. If you doubt what We
say in print, cut this out and take 1t TO your Druggist
@, c. Bingham, st. Johnsbury,W. H. Fletcher, Lyndon
vile, S. S. Clark, Barnet and get sample bottle
free Of charge, or a regular size for 70 cents.
q. @, BINGHAM St. Johnsbnry, VT, General Agent.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

CosTIvRNEss, PILES, HEADACHE, and don't know how
much they lose by passing by DIR. HARRIsoS's PERKS
TALTIo LozENGEs. Finding the papers full OF rene
Of good AiHg. We selling them immensely, for
they are what everybody needs and they will do what
we promise The most perfect agreeable and elective
for every form of Indigestion and the only
for the PILES, either bleeding otherwise Trial box,
price, -
DIR. HARRISON'B ICELAND BALSAM
q splendid cure for COUGHS, HOARsESEss, and all
THROAT aud LUNG complaints, For sale by 4. S. HAIR
RIS0N co, Proprietors, No. /, fremont Temple,
Boston, and by all Druggists.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
50. Adams Market.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Owing somewhat to the bad condition OF
the roads, the amount offered in our market
was quite limited. We quote: Common To
fair 25 to SOC, medium to good 80 to 35c, Sc
lections 40 to Acc. The number of packages
shipped to-day we are not able TO give, but II
win not vary much from 100.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
The American Artirnn.

heretofore issued weekly journal has been changed
to monthly, and appears in a new form, with hand
some engraved cover, the paper being finely printed
and illustrated. is devoted to Tcord Of progress
in art, science, mechanics chemistry inventions and
patents and Its pages contain great amount Of valu-
able and instructive reading these aud kindred sub
iects Terms, 80 per annum
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
Richmond Market.

MONDAY, Jan. l2.
Roads bad and market light to-day 80
tubs butter, $50 boxes cheese. Butter-95 to
40c for fine grass made, 30 10 80 for winter
Cheese-Most sent on commission; that sold
brought the same MS last week. DIR. Hardy
takes another lot of Mason factory for his
customers in Caledonia county,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
U'ergensRes Market,

From our Special Reporter.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
The travelling being anything but good,
there was not the usual number of farmers
IN, therefore but very little produce offered
We quote; Butter 80 to 81; Eggs See Po-
tatoes 40 to Soc; Apples "a to $50 per Dbl
Hay Sl2 to IA, and but little moving rs the
sleighing has Disappeared.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

CnstOria is more than a substitute for Castor Oil.
1t is the only article in existence which is certain
to assmilate the food regulate the bowels, wind
collie, and produce natural sleep 1t contains neither
minerals morphine, alcohol, and is pleasant to
take. Children need not cry and mothers may rest.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
.N'ew Haren Market.
From our Special Reporter.

From our Special Reporter.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Shipped to-day 81 tubs butter, 4 bbls beans
box poultry, Dbl eggs. We quote: But
ter-fiill made 35 to 40c, winter 30 to 3ic
Beans 1915 per bu. Poultry l2I Ia l5r.
Eggs SOC. Hay Sl2 to l3.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

N"NP- sy, sprnns swellings, caked breasts
scalds, burns, salrheum, earache, gals &C., upon
mals in year than have all other pretended
dies since the world began. They counterirrtant,
allhealing pain BELIEVERS Crpplcs throw away their
oruches the lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless, and the wounded are healed without scar
The recipe published around each bottle They sell
articles before sold, and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do Those who
suffer from rheumatism pain, swelling, deserve to
suffer If they will not use Centaur Liniment, white
wrapper. More than 1000 certificates of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
govt, running tumors, &C., have boon received. We
will send circular containing certificates, the recipe
&c. gratis, to any one requesting it. One bottle Of
the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned sweenied horses and
mares, or for serew-woTm in sheep. Stockowners,-
these lnments worth your attention. No family
should be without them. "White wrapper for family
usei yellow wrapper for animals Sold by all drug
gsts. 90 cents per bottle large bottles, SOO ]. d.
ROSE CO.. SO Broadway, New York.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
MADAME DE ROSSA'S
ANTHEO

is the best preparation in the world for identifying the
complexion. 1t mparts smoothness transparency, and
rosy freshness to the skin. Cures all eruptOns OF the
face. Is not injurious Sold by druggists sent by
mail. Price so cents per box. Address
MILLER BROS,
ll3 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
SPEAK TO HIM.

If you have SeighbOr who does not take
the VERMONT FARMER, but who should have
it, will you not, reader, ask him to subscribe
2iOlg
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

=
The Argns, noticing the complaints in the
FARMER in reference to the State Agricultural
Society, says -
Tho trouble seems to be that the outs a."
desire to get into the offices, and the " ms
succeeded in keeping possession. We know
no reason why the present officers of the So
cioty ara not managing its interests well.
1t may br only Il question of substituting one
"ring for another, or driving away one
hungry swarm To make place for another
If so, our advice would he that of the fox.
a" let 'em alone
This is the way the thing Il" seems with
out any reason but his own unfOunded sus-
picions) to political editor. These politi-
cans Of the old style have so little confidence
in the honesty of any one, 80 little belief that
any organization, public or private, can be
managed otherwise than by " rings" that
they never suppose movement can be made
to Dust one ring" except in the interest of
those who want to get In to make another.
They are conscious that such is their only
motive in working to put their party into
power. Indeed they cannot see any use,
object, or purpose in having political par
ty, except to act as a sort Of car upon which
they and their friends can ride into power
that power to be used mainly for selfish
ends. Such " BOurbOns of politics, no
matter which Of the old parties they may
claim to belong to, will die in these opinions.
and will die soothing at the belief that men
may work for the good Of society, of the
state and the nation, without hope OF reward
or fear of their scurrility. Yet the only
hope for the future is that there may be such
citizens, and enough Of them to remodel and
reform, not only our agricultural societies,
but the whole framework of our social and
political commonwealth. To aid in such
work the FARMER was established, and we
see every reason to hope that it may live to
see il &c )mplished.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
.N'elS Fork Market.
MONDAY, Jan, IL.

MONDAY, Jan, IL.
Flour easier; state 500 to 40; round
hoop Ohio T. 10 to $50; Western 6.l0 to 1856;
Southern 7.20 to IL por Dbl Wheat closed
to &c lower; No spring $l.66 to 1853; No
2 Milwaukee l.6l to l.66; white spring l.66 /;
winter red Western ITO. Corn lc better !;
new mixed Western IS to SOC afloat; old do
90 to 9l1c in store; 921c a1oat Oats iirmer ;
mixed Western So to Soc; white 654 to 66c.
Beef quiet. Pork irmer; new mess SIG .75
Lard iirmor; steam Ole. Butter unchanged (;
Ohio "a to 3ic; state 30 to 45c. Sugar east
err; refining "a to &c. Coffee tc higher; Rio,
ordinary to prime 25i to 27Ac. Molasses
steady; New Orleans 70 to 75c. Kerosene
l3R to lic. Tallow quiet Mt 7sc.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
Centaur Eminent.

There is no pain which the cent ,ur
Liniments will not relieve, l., swell
ing they will not subdue, rrd no
lameness which they will NJ cure.
This is strong language, but it Is true.
They have produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, ck-jaw, pal
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
GreEory,s Annual Catalogue.

Jas j. II. Gregorys Annual Catalogue for 1874 Is be-
fore Mr. Gregory ono Of the most extensive seed
growers in America, and the quality Of his seeds Is
uniformly excellent
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
CATTLE MARKET.

Cattle lower; Texans o. to 61c; natives 7
to l3c. Veal firm at o to l3c. Sheep and
lambs lower at TO lie for the former.
Swine iirmer; hogs "a to 6ic. Pigs SIC,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16
CRAZY SPEECHES AND THREATS.

With ali that part Of what IL called the
Farmers Movement which tends 10 edu-
cate and enlighten the farmer, we heartily
sympathize. With all the crazy speeches
and threats of war with the railroads and
middlcmcn, which we find in many Of our
exchanges, we have but little sympathy.
We take the above from the Nep En-.
gland Farmer. We suppose we have much
the same list Of exchanges as our Ootempo-
rary, but have failed to see any Of these
crazy speeches, Or any threats of war, unless
it be a defensive one, against middlemen or
railroads. The whole press of the country
has accorded to the farmers Movement the
just praise of being temperately and fairly
conducted, so far. But there is such thing
as giving dog bad name" when we have
determined to hang it, aud perhaps that is
what our venerable contemporary is thinking
Of. Some go so far as to say it has always
been "middlemen's organ but we think
this is an unfair judgment. 1t is only lit
tie old fogyish
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

The market has been very firm for wool
the past week. Choice xxx Pennsylvania
fleeces have sold ut 62Ac round lots of choice
Michigan ut 524 to SIC per Id, whichlis II fur
Their advance in this description. Combing
and delaine heeces have been sold Mt So TO
60c. and there is very little new to be had
under 60c, and the most desirable lots are
held for an advance on this price. Pulled
wool is firm and stocks at all points compara-
lively light. Pelts are so very high and
scarce that many leading pullers are asking
an advance of "a to Sc per Id on recent cur
rent rates. Choice Eastern and Maine are
now held at 574 to 60c, and for Mestiza and
Cape pulled higher prices are asked
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-16

over inc ulScONoIy, III Misooull anu O'hui
parts of the United States of bug, called an
+" acarus which has an Unsuitable appetite
for the phylloxera vastatriN, ''a parasite
which has long preyei upon the grape vines,
and dciied the entire French peasantry.
Ono OF those analytical chemists who are
always making remarkable discoveries, has
discovered that two-pound loaf of bread
contains as much alcohol as glass of lgh.
beer. Luckily bread is not beverage, or
il might receive unwelcome attention from
prohibitionists.
The real estate of the late Gov. Pickens
comprising three large plantations IN South
Carolina, was recently bought at public auc-
ton by Mrs. Pckens for $2l, 100
Ripe Strawberries grown in the open air,
are the luxury at Mobile,
From Sheboygan Co., Wis, there has been
shipped this year 1902 400 dozen eggs,
Tho farmers of East Tennessee have sown
more wheat, and II is looking finer, than ever
before.
1t is claimed in Kansas that this has been
the champion year for prairie fires.
The wild horses which roam over that
portion Of Kansas between the Arkansas
and Smoky Hill rivers are II great annoyance
to the people, since it is quite impossible to
catch any of them but the lame and worth
less ones, while domestic horses or mules
that once get strayed from home almost al
ways join the wild herds, never to he caught
again.
A Geneseo. H., iowl-paeker ships ton
and II haiti Of birds TO Boston daily. lie has
twenty-five men picking and packing
Tho Patrons at Crclevile, o., on Dec. 2lst
resolved hereafter to buy groceries Mt whole
sale Mt Cincinnati through mn agent.
During the past season 1872, $50 pounds OF
cheese were shipped from Brooklyn station,
Green Co., Wis.
, 1874-09-15
Returns from the French Elec-
ton in Maine-et-Loire. ,
Tho Bonapartist Candidate Receives
$4,000 Votes.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Assassinate
tho President Of Peru.
Probable Revival Of the Sch!eswlg-
holstein Dispute.


FRANCE.
PANS, Sept. 14.--Tho voting In tho DEPART
mont Of A1aino ct Lo!ro has 1catlltod In no cleo.
tton. Tho following arc tbs full returns la
Maillo, Republican, $4,000; Druas, Government
candidate, 26,ooD; Dorgcr, Donapartst, $4,000.
The second ballot is orderod for tho 9th lnss.
It Ia understood TINT II. Berger will formally
Withdraw from tho contest tomorrow. Tho Re-
pub1icans arc olated over tho prospects of suc-
cesp.
Ex-prehidcnt Thoirs is going to 1taly on two
mOnths tour.
Jules Simon IL about to opon tho political
campaign iu tho south Of Fnlncc. Hs In an
noltccd to mako speech ut Avgnon, Mont
polior, and Toulouse.
The trial OF tho al'cgod accomp1lccs In
1't: naZ'no's escape bcsan at urasse today. Col
'iilotso aud lfM. Dolnoau, Maroi and Darrat,
arc charged with aiding a1ld abotting tho evasion,
ami uigonx, plantin 10 Francois, and Loterne Will,
negligence. TIN witnesses examined to.dnv
testified III d decidedly contradictory mnnnor aa
to tho possibility OF tho Mara4al's descent by tho
rope. The court adjourned until tu-aorrow,
, 1874-09-15

Tho Revised Statutes and Who Arc to
Get Tfaetn--Isotxrtt 0f EqNn1ixntion-
Invitation to COrporrtio,ss.

Tho tzcvIAct Statutes and Who Arc to
Get Tfaem-Isonrd OF Equs11ixntion-
Invitation to Corporntio,ss.
Specia. Dispateh 10 The chtraao Tribune.
SrRlaarfELn, ILL.,, Sept, 14.-Tlo laat alleet Of
tho bound statutes haa boon forwarded To Rock
ford. The atatu!cs are expected to bo bound
and ready for distrlbut1on On tho lat Of October.
Col. Harlow, Secretary Of State, rs s6on az suf-
fIcicnt copies are ready, will send his shipping
clerk to Rockford, and they viii be distributed
through tho northern part Of tho Stato directly
from Rockford. Tile law proyidgs that 6000
copies shall DO distributed gratis, as follows !:
One copy to eacL Slate officer, one copy to each
Judge Of tho Supreme Court, live copleH to eAcn
OF court Of record, ole copy to each Clcrk of
a court vi record, one copy to each Stato's At
torney, QUO CODY to each JllBticB OF tho pcaco,
ono COPY to each Police Mag'Atrase all Of which
shall bo for use Of sail olicors and their suc-
ccssors in o!,lco; QUO COPY to cacl OF tho chnr-
State 10U copies to tho State Library, one copy
to each college library n tho State, ono copy to
tho Library of Congress-. ona copy to ouch
State and Territorial library in tho United
aot'' Eta ues aos fsSpx spes 70 crs snSh Or uda Brs
Court III this Slate Ono hundred copies aro to
bo Kept in tho Stale Library, and tho remainder
of tho 15,000 copies are to bo holtl ut = a copy
aA fust al nooded.
In tho State Board OF Equalization tiIia after
noon alr. Whitney introduced tie following,
which InyB over until to-lnorrow:
WuEHgAs, This Board Is informed that compliant,
male by ccrtan corporations In tlls Stdtt teHt
thu property Of ead corporations officially assessed
for ta1atIon by sA|s Board for tue ye:~ 1874; and
WHEREAS, NO are informed that said corporations
dcsrs to 10 heard for tho purpose Of explaining tAolr
returns for tic year 1914 u,,tt
WitEnEAB, No dec,n it our duty to obtain 1nforna-
ion from MY aud every source which will enable us
to coma to st nnl tarrect cuncs!oa respecting tho
yaiuo Of property wnicl nc. us AsscAsprH arn called
upon toassess, whether 1t ho sat IL termed tangible
property or capisnl stock therefore, p1
Iifsofvrd, That cordially invita- all corporations
wlloae property 1t becomes our duty to to
uafore ta Board by their Ngcnts. attorneys, or other
representatives, anI make such explanation Of SAIL
returns may 10 dcomcd necessary to tho correct
IarstaudiuU thereof.
, 1874-09-15
DIX am HAVEMEYER.

ALBANY, N. X, sopt. 14.- Gov. Dix has tleoId.
Cd tho eeso Of Mayor ltayomoyoe, o t Now York.
Mayor, hut wnite ttoelarins that tlo po,scr OF
rouloyal II ouly limited by tho dissertation of tue
Exouutlye. it should 10 oxercuot unly in l,o in.
forest d! Tho pNt!io; that there III no npntntto,,
Of corrupt motly,e; and tIlat. nudnr all Tho olr-
further ploceoiliEn IN tho caso.
NEW Y0RR, Sept. H.-1ho Republican Contral
Committee to-nlgllt adopted resolution favor
lug thu ronomiilatlon Ut Gov Dix, but sub-
nsauently reoonsidorod aud Withdrew It, "a being
NseAAAt0rns
, 1874-09-15
General Convention Of American Uni
yEr4tAfiHtk.

NEW YonK, Sept. li.-rhe opening relgoua
services OF tho Gonoral Convention Of tho
American Uuiyeraallst Church was held tonight
in the Flty-soyonth Street Church. Thoro
was q largo attendance OF Interested partiea.
Among tho delegates prcsont were the 1seS.
DR., s. ". Knntz, tho Rev. DR.. A. A.
Minor, Dr.. Dallcs d.. e. Flshcr, the 1soT. ]. a.
Tuttlo, Ex-Goy. Iaraol Washlurno, Jr., Of
mime; L. ". CroHol!. OF Now York; tho Hon:
j. b, Thompson. Of Iowa; j. 4. Dnchti, Of
Ohio, 7. T. Darnnm, Of Connecticut George
Hostqm; tho Roy. J. II. Ilnnaun. Of Chicago TIC
REV. i. 4. Cantwol, of Cinoianati aud nauy
others equally val known. Tho Roy. DR.. saxe,
Of Nqcllestor, N, X. prsached M eloquent dis-
ooaEHo, bearing OH the , fs'atlon of TINE to Eer-
South Ninth stroot, Williamsburg. In connection
with tho nNsne Convention, wl'ego Il sermon waa
delivered by The lloy. nr. Patterson. OF Boston.
, 1874-09-15
FIRES.
Esilrning OF a Newspaper Officp

4STfcNIl Disbafth 70 The CHicNdo 7FlbNNt
CEpAN RAripa, H., Sept. 1A.--Satnrday night
fire was discovered in the basement Of the build
ing occuuicd by tho Codar Rapids Times and
before it could 10 brought unlor control tho
building, machinery. presses, stock, etc., were
damaged about s12,oD0. The insurance on tho
building is $2, GOO. in the Franklin, Of phadol-
phia. Ayers. McClolland & Co., proprietors Of
lows: 81, 900 in tho NAtional, Of Hartford. nnd
$1,000 cacll in tile Hartford. Atlas, and Etna, Of
IInrtfori and Continental and Home. Of Now
YORK.. The cause OF tile fire hus not yet been
discovercd>
, 1874-09-15
E
SPAIN.

LONDON, Sept. 16-5;3o q, m.-1le Times
special from Herdaycs. franco, SAYS it was TO-
ported tlloro from SPUN that the Republican
tro ops lad mutinied neainBt Gen. Lasorna, tba
now}y-appointcd Conamander-in-Ch1ef''o ''of tho
Army Of tho Morrill, aud cheorcd for Con. llori-
one2, whose restoration they demanded.
A correspondent toegrapis from Madrid that
Con. LAserna in concentrating his troops ut Nj
randa, and expects to bagin operations next
week. This report malses no mention Of tho
mutiug.
, 1874-09-15

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Tho Standard says that
tho Sc1,loswig. .1Iolstoin question is assuming q
serious aspect in consequence of the daily OK
puHion of DaniA! subjecta aud tho hostile tono
OF the German press. Public opinion will CON-
pei tho Government to send d formal protest to
berlin anu ultimately to rota1lato by tho oxpul-
sion Of German subjects from Dnnish Boil.
, 1874-09-15

BERLIN, Sept. 14.-1}auctoft Davis presented
Lis credentials to tho King of Saxo'y at Droadon.
aud returned to Berlin. He has taken fine
house on Dchrou strasao. which, DO will mako
tho rendezvous Of Americans, aad where 10 vii
give weekly soirees.