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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
= Gin Correspondent bes Cincinnati Com.

= Gin Correspondent bes Cincinnati Gortz
merciaL bet fid ais aritifer bic Sporen gu
perbienen iu6t, reibt fid an 2arI S6ur5's
Musipra6e bes gnsliiben unb spirft bic naipe
9Srase auf: .Rann Elm Deuti6er, BET uniere
Spra9e i'm Mannesalter ~erIernt, iiberbaupt
ieuaaIs bas Wort 'loye' ri9tis ausipre9en 2"
Das 1T eine iebr bumu,e Srase. Das Mort
'love'' 1T far ben Deutiden sar nidt 10
idper a,s;uiprede,,, ruent ct nlr aaf ii9
ielbit etwas M6t siebt. Oab 8tele bieies
Wort uie '%'loafe" ausipre6en, bas fom,at
eben baber, baB fie MIDI auf fid a9t see
ben. leber ben Sprabiplitter, ben ber obtse
Rritifer an ben Deutiden eatoeden min,
foate ct iibrisens ben ei8enen 8alfen ni9t
nerse6en. : ginjelne ensliide m0rter tuers
ben BON pielen einsebornen Mu,eritanern sar
unridtig ausseIproden unb nod unridtiser
buditabirt, mean Noab Weblter's sroBe GieIss
bride ni6t serabe aur 6anb tit, unb iiber bic
Nusiprade pieler Worter itnb bic @eIebrten
nod INNER ni6t i'm Geinen. Der DeutI6e,
bet cine senobnIide S9ule beiu9t bat, brau9t
nidt bel iebsm Worte gu frasen: GLOW do
you spell itg"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Was bic Gtimntung in ben Cubs
faaten in SSoIge bes Wa~blreiultats betrtft,
10 uirb iie BON alien 8erihterftattern ibers
einaimuenb aIs cine sebobene, freabi8e anb
b~offnunssuoIe geI6iloert. Mlanner, bic bas
l1nionsbanner felt sebn Sabren thinner nod
nit sebein,em Mlibuer9niisen betra9teten, iinb
wieoer ftolS barauf. Sn 2ouiiiana parabirt
Die tpeibe 2isa batailonsueiie unter ben Sters
men unb Streifen. Ser cine brittle Houems
BET = 10 fdreibt Elm Correspondent aus Mlas
ban,a - bat mehr ba3u 9etban, baS bribers
Iide Gefabl Der Wtanner bier su benen IN,
Norben mieberber5afelea, aIs MiQionen @es
ben permodt batten. flnb in 9eorb Carolina
faast man iosar an, ben D~anfiagungstas unb
bic pbiIabeIpbia Notwithstanding nit berg
Iider TbeiInabn,e gu betradten.
Sn ben ,neiten Der Slbftaaten bate It9
bic Bep0lferung murrenb in ibr S9idfaI ers
geben. SEPT erpartet Ite ruieSer glifIi1e
uno gelesnete 3eiten. Ser gteden ibres
Treibers nno bic Hutbe ibrer 3u1tmeiiter
Iinb 3erbro9en. go lperbe Der ratarli9e
Geidtbuna ibres 2anbes iib mieoer uie bots
mails entfaIten. 59on iebt fteisen - wie
gemeibet tpirb - in Alabarna bic YreiIe be,
@runbftade unb, iinb erft bic SoIsen ber Ga:
taitropbe BON 1873 9an3li6 beieitist, 10 lei
cine aagemeine MISUNDERSTANDING bes Bolts
tpobIitanbes apabri9einli9.
Da3u fon,n,t nod Elm llmtaab. Set BEN
Sage Der Isbten Wabl 1T Don einem 8acen'
friese, ia BON &eibunsen spif9en Nesern uni
BeiBen ~nirsenbno mebr Die 8ebs. Bie ein
grocer Sbeil Der Sarbisen an ben Yoas treu
gu ben peiben Demofraten ~geItanben Dat, Il
IaBt bic 9ar,nonie suiiGen ben beiben gle.
n,enten ieitbena NiGts 3u tuiinf6ea. lnb baf
aud firber fetn MiBtlans it0renb So3piiden:
trete, bafir iorsen bic Sabrer Der iiesrei6en
8epesuns pie man i9on iebt oentIia er'
fennen fana - auf bas grntLi9fe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

nnfere Geieb9ebnns p~eriammelte
E6 geitern {Dienitas). Dte 8otidaft bes
Gouuernsurs puroe seIefen, einige neue Wtits
slieaer eingei1moren, tnebrere 8ias einses
reint, ~toormater einise fur bie 8erbeiermns
nns fit ben Wioerrnf bes Mbairseiebes,
unb uerIdiebene uorbereitenoe Gef6afte erles
oist, tuorauf fib belize Sauier bis beute Wors
aen usrtoQteft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

,purben 2abunsspeiie bon Dberlin, Tolebo,
Detroit u. |. ~. importirt. Die Intmorten
loaren ibnen ein8ebIaut uno 10 Ie8ten Re bann
einen feierIi6en Glib ab, baB iie 81 Sabr alt
ieien, Elm Sabr i'm Staat, 80 Gage i'm gouns
tp unb 20 Gage in elmer Barb selebt bdtten.
DieIe Nntporten ruarea g~enii9enb, uni ibnet
bas Stimmre5t 8u 8eben.
9as Metter lift bier auf einnnaI in 9e9eu
unb S6nee umseI6la9en. Ulan merit es
miro 8intsr. Die Musfitos fnb ueri6wuns
ben. Ser Sbrtse, 9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Beit mir 8u fort s~eIaufsn 5inb, usiilen
nit iebt seben uno oaber bic f9le9ten 3ets
ten. Ser BapierseIolberfuB bat bic Station
uerIodt, barauf Los 3u tuirtbi9aften ME eth
Ieidtfinniaer Berfduenoer, Der bas gtgens
tbutu ieines gaters uerprabt. Tauienoe lebs
len iippis in ben Sag bineis nnb s!aubten,
es tuirbe imu.er 70 bIeiben. Da tam ber
8roBe arad, bet Yani9 uerflo8 nnb Der
Rabeniammer foIste. Gaufenbe, bte anf
feline arbere DeiIe Bsrnunft an,ehraen iooas
ten, mlfIen iest Iernen, bte SiBe mad Der
9ede su treden. Die Rur TT etIpas nnbes
quers fie uirb ii9 aber 3ulett OILS betlian1
erpeiien. ginraI ntubte bic Seifenblaie
bod plaben, einmaI mubte bic Station BON
ben 5teI5en beruntertet9en unb ,uieoer auf
Der feffen grbe seben Iernen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Sn SoIse bes grsebniHes Der lettea
8ablen in georb anb Sub iinb bic @ourie Der
Gtaatsidulb16eine bet fibIiden Staaten Der
Union bebeutenb seiiesen; bic Don Glabanaa,
Nofbs mnb Gnbsg Carolina uno 2ouifiana itnb
felt benz 8. Mouember nm finf Bis 3mDlf psf.
in bic S5be sesansen. gs riibrt bies baber,
bab man DOM Stur3e bes Sdnappfadlertbums
cine raide gerbeIeruns Der sptrtbI6oftli9en
0erbdltni1e i'm Suoen erruartet. 8esel9'
nenb 1T es, bab ii9 felt Der Wabl fo8ar Der
grebit bes unter ben 8ouuerneuren Scott uao
MoIes 10 IdanbIi9 beitoblenen Sibsgarolina
seboben bat, obsleid baielbft bic uResuIaren"
uieber seiiest baben. Stan eruartet chen,
baB in Bolse bes sewaltisen moralif6en
Druds Der Dppoftionsiese in ben anberer
Staaten, bas Steblen iosar in SabsGaroIino
aufb6ren perbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Bier rseue MttsIieber treten in bieier
Gibuns in bic Ohio @eiebsebuns: SIM Ses
nate Nm. Miuer pon Srenflin County, an
bic Steue pom S. 9. Tbompion, Der reitss
nirte. SIN SauieT So. M. Males an bic STEELE
Don 81. Scott ben Der Braibent mad ben
ganbmids Snieln f9idte; 90. S. Smith pom
Siding county, on bic SteIIe BON Wm. Bel,
Der als StaatsIecret6r erndblt suuroe, nno
W. Sd. 1owen al, bic Steue Don Gidter
Safe BON Soding County, Der inter BEL als
erter Secretar funsiren tuirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
Mus benz biesiahriaen 8sr;6te b,

Aus ben, biesiabrisen 8eri6te bes
Staats=M ubitors sebt berDor, BOP bic 9ebnbs
rem ber GountnsB eartten Mr,nenbansotreetos
zen, Coroner unb BernaeiIe ct nidt einseidloien)
iid Iebtes Sabr IN Ohio auf S1,468,33 be-
Iiefen, rpdbrenb bic Gebalte Der Geiessebnn9ss
u,italieber unb Staatsbeamten bios 1887 95
betrueen. Dte @ebibren ber gountns@ lerfs,
Mubitoren, Sdabmeiiter unb BrobatriGter
betrugen bur91dntttlid 81, 754, alfo mebr als
bic @ebalte ber Common Rleasri9ter uno
pieuei1t boppelt 10 uieI ais fit ioI6e Dienfe
Don @eidGftsIeuten besoblt ,pirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

- Muf Der Miener WsItaus iteIlune befanb
ii6 betanntIi9 aud Elm amerifaniides S9uk
baus. Mie Der 0ferreidiide @eianbte in
@aibin9ton Baron S9war3sSenborn, mitz
tbeiIt, bient bieies Saus iebt in elmer ber
Wiener 8orfabte, in mel6e es perbradt mora
ben if, ais pirflides SduIz2ofal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

- gm Montag fanb in Cincinnati biz
8eerbiSuns bes peritorbenen Yator Rr6l
ftatt. 9as 2eibsnsefolse mai bas sr0Bte,
bas Cincinnati iernaIs erIebt. 10000 Men,
iden tparer, it, unb DOR ber Rir9e ~ueriammelt,
noe bic 2eids eussetelt tuar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
Scr WeltbOte.
~Asraaseeaenen bsa Sesinsass o Steiss.
Gslumbns, ben 3. December 1874.
gss eptiaaft bes Gaaseraears allen,

Die mn be,ts in ausfabrli9er fredericksburg
mittfeiIeu, befaBt f9 aasiblseBss1 mt Den
NxaeIeoenbeitea bes 6taates. Das pocus
ue,Tt ri toftpon, bic Gpra1e bdnbis uno flar
unb frei bon allen Mortfbwau ,1no leerei,
phroSeneeEIinseI, bas man 10 baufi8 IN iola
den G9riitRiden finbet. Sn oieier 8e<
axsehnne lam bic 8otl1aft beS alien A06srrt
fber ianaeren Generation CUNT SHUTTER bie1e1t.
DIE G~napfebInngen bes 6oupernears itao
perfsnbia ,tnb feline brinsenbe Miabnung 3,ir
Spariamieit rpirb ieber Burger unteri6reiben,
BEN 6as MobI bes Staates AIN 9erien lse9t.
Gs it al boifen, baB bic 0ertreter beg go1tes
i'm Gtaatsbauie bieier seitsemaben Wabnans
Web6r fhenfea ruerbess.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Na6 benz Stem Oorter S6ul Sonrnal
sisbt es in ben Ser. Staten $4,000 Sebrer
Inb IA Miuionen i9uIfabise &inber. Mdrz
ben bieIe ale bic S9uIe beiuben 10 tpiiroe1
Sc auf einen 2ebrer fomuen. Ser nnterbalt
Der 5ffentIi9en SduIen fofet iabrlib IS
MiQionen Dollars. Nienanb wilroe it9
ooriber bei9weren, rpenn bas GeIo nur ints
mer periidnbis uerruenoet mnb ni9t 10 banfts
fir bLoBe Grperinente perI9leubert 1uGroe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

6dtten i'm October bic Republifaner in
Ohio sefiest bann ruir6en bic Bettueiber ben
TeuperenssRreu53us obne 8weifeI idon ldneft
wieber erofnet baben. Ser oen1ofratti9e
Sieg pernaseIte lire Ranonen nnb perbarb
;baes bos Concept.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

Grant iorst fir bic Seinen. -9.
8orbon 9anieIs, Elm girser 8irSinieus,
idreibt urter benz 90. Nopember an bic Stem
gorfer @orIb: SD rpinide Sbre Gufs
mertiamfeit auf bic Sbatiade gu ~lenfen, bab
bes YrdIibenten 8ruber, Oruiue Grant, nidt
bas ein3ise GIieb ber Samilie 1T, benz Elm fol-
9er Graberss9 Soften 3usefalen 1T. Sang an,
8esinne 1einer Mominiftration ernannte ct
ieinen S9maser Sobn Sent gum SanbIer fit
bet MiIitdrpoRen gu Sort Union in News
Mesieo, benz beoeutenbiten meiIi6 pom Detis
iouri, unb wertb feline 100000 per Sabr. @s
1T ebenIo befannt, baB Dent bic grnennnns
BON anoeren Sreunben auf pier Bis fanf peia
teren Soften bepirtte, usn neI6en aufammen
er Elm bebeutenbes Ginfommen be3iebt. @enn
bic Tbatiaden befannt piirben, ruirbe bas
2anb erfabren, baB bic GrantsD entsSamilie
aus bieier Aueue eine Sabreseinnabuse Don
500, 900 be5iebt."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
Ga III beronut. bok Bosbinoto

SIS lit beEaaat, BOP WaIbtngton 9lei4
ieinen berabmten asneritanifden .3eit8enois
fen benz a~nftdnbisen Genune seiftiser unb
iosar itarter geiitiser 9etrdnfe feimesrpess
abboIb NOR. Die gut Wafbtnston in bieier
8e3iebuns fir iid unb feline @aite seiorst
bat, erbelt aad aus elmer gn3abI Maibin8s
ton'i6er Sdriftfaden, bic mar far3Ii9 in
%gIeranbria, ga., aufsefunbea bat +; benin uns
ter benieIben Fab ueri9iebene an General
Geo. Mafbinston unb an PraItoent Baibinss
ton sesidtete (quittirte) &e9nuneen iber
Mein, gorter, Stunt u. !. 10. Cine Rebnung
banoeIt BON pter sroBen Sdfiern enslii6en
Porters, etne anbere pom 5ebn 8aIonen Stun
u. I. 10. Serner ftn6 Ge9nunsen iber pers
idiebene Rartenfpiele unter ienen papieren.
Mu9 betreffs seifiser Getrdnfe perf@u,dbte
@aIbinston iebe Seudelei. st ma eben
fein moberner Nmeritaner tpie Charles Sums
ner, rpel6er nod fur3 Dor ieinem Gobe einen
aldermen Gemperen3antrag (betrefs elmer
bur9 einen beionbes
rem Nationalausi1uD i'm Senate befismors
tet unb bic Don Senator 8aDarb b~eantrasten
perninftisen 3ufdbe gu benz Antras b~efampft,
aber slei6mobI in ieinem Seller cine Auss
mabI bet f~einften s~eiiisen Getranfe binters
la7en bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

graibent Grant fdseibt lest an ieiner
8otlhaft. Gin pferberenners suiiroe ibas llea
Der fem. Stir $4,000 per Jabr Tam oes
sroBe Staatsmann DION ein 8is6en idpstsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

8ismarG mirb alt nnb Ieibst NOD irs;
g.er an ben NantuirfunSen ber Wunbe, bic
ibm Die RnseI &narnann's beibra9te. Sein
@rIaeinen in bieier Gisuns bes &ei9staees
lit Elm gang anberes oils In ber portgen. Sie
si9erbeit ieiner f0rperliden 9altuns bat Sc.
Iitten; bic SaBe fansen an, ibn, ben Dienf
All ~periasen usb obpobL ct serse mod tu,raes
cine redt itran,me 6aItuns a%aninsust uno boz
BET aud iest III ber b~efannten guiraiiiersllni.
form erideint, 10 itimraen bod feline Sisur
unb feline Bepesunsen nidt mebr re9t 81
berielben unb man rptsb bur9 bieies @ontrai
nod mebr baran ~erinnert, baB bic 3ett uteI'
leidt nidt mebr fern 1T, NO Deuti9lanoa
Reidsruber in anoeren Sanben ruben rpiro,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
i3ufammen $222, 856
ast Der e5ulO am Is. Sop. 1874. 81 .988,2o5 80

8on benz am Is. Nopember nod austebens
ben 8etrag bate bic Snmrne uon $22, 365
aufsebort, Sntereien 3u 5ieben, ba bic Snbas
ber aufgeforbert rporben ,parer, TIRE 8onoS
3ur Ginl0iuns ein5urei6enL uno belauft ftp
aIio bic Snterefen trosenbe fon6irte Sdulo
bes Stoates ouf 81, 965, 840.3
9ie fonbtrte SduIb pertbeiIt it9 foISens
6srmaBen:
Maspdrtise G6uIb, aaDl6ar tit Stem
9oTf y III" ,JOo,ofo OO
iunbus......""....-..~.".... 1866 90
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

NSEaal5zi Socal AHo ArAF HoS$oo,55fp oH
-------
Die 2ocaLs8 Bodybuilding in bieIer lleberiidt
1T bis l. September 1874, bic StaatsIduIo
Bis Is. Nopemtber 1874 bere6net.
Rafienbeftanb in 5taatsI6ab am
Is. gouember 1878 ........... $129,596 AZ
Ginnabnen fit bas StseaIzSabr bis
Is. Nop. 1874, ini9liebli6 BON
$125.956.51 fir llebertra9nn9en 5,894,745 rs
@eIammts9lepenue beS G9abes
fir bas Stscal.Sabr.......... $6,024,3 1882 %
Nus9aben pdbreno bes Sabres, eins
i6liebli9 pon nebertrasunssn... 5,211, 1884 80
2afenuorrotb ant Is. Hou. 1874 $s12,397 10
Ser StaatssMubitor i6dbt bic g~innabmer
fit bas Ieufenbe Sabr, eini6IiebLi6 bes Reis
lenoorrathes am Is. Nouember 1874, wie
folgt:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

gon Meiss @ountp febIea bic 8eri3te.
Ser 8etras BET ~abjutrasenben S6uIoeu
5ummirt Th oLio:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
gelammtIumme 81, 988, ZOE

Die 2ocalsg Bodybuilding bes staates, am
l. September 1874, be5iferte it6 f~oEgenbers
a1aben:
sauloen bet Counties .............. s3,A82,575 62
S6ulben Der Sownibips, nit Gins
i1LuB Der SduIoen, ueIbe BON
gr5tebunsss8eborben, abgeleben
BON ieparaten S9uloiitrtften,
contrabIrt pnroet ...""."...... 329,339 08
S6uIoen Der Gtdbte eriter uab
spsitsr alai5e ."......"."...... 15,899,112 So
G1uIben Der incorporirten Srts
idafteit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 884,355 Is
GbuIoen Der Spe5ia[.G duIoitrifte 1,29O,624 IS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

9ie in 1874 umsele9tenL in 1876 c~oIettirs
barren Steuern ~betragen:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

@eIammt= S6uIoer i'm State
(StaatSs, Social uno Eriiffonos$33, 997, 204 SO
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

@e5ammtiumme $29, 874,212 IS
rlntiIsbere 5GuIo ....".."""".". 4,122,991 Sc
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
pecOrnt,on pnY NrntOrs

Rutland, as is well known. is blessed
with large number of gifted and eloquent
men who have made their mark upon the
public platform and won al enviablo fame
for themselves and the town which counts
them as its citizens, This fact is especial.
ly shown in the approaching Decoration
Day, when so many of the oratons to he
given throughout the state are to he dc
livered by Rutland men, and recital Of
the list at this time will be especially III
tcresting to our readers.
At Rutland Col. Aldace +. Walker Is 10
deliver the address. This gentleman las
been selected by Post Roberts No. -, G.
A. r., for this position from his promin-
ence as member Of the order and for his
wcll-known abilities as public speaker.
He won deserved credit rs u soldier during
the war, was promoted from rank to rank
in rapid succession for gallant services rem
dcred, and is well adapted to give the sol
diers a fitting Grafton on memorial day.
Col. Wheclock G. Veazey speaks at
Brattleboro, and will undoubtedly give an
eloquent and interesting address. The oc-
casion at that place is to be made especial
ly worthy of the day by the ceremonies ar
ranged by the Post, and the Grafton. we
are confident will be as gratifying to the
soldiers and citizens as will any other por-
ton of the exercises.
Col. Charles II. Joyce has accepted an
invitation from Post Ainsworth at Waits
field to deliver the Grafton there. The
Colonel was former resident of Waits
field and its entire population hold Inn in
grateful remembrance and delight to do
him honor His address will without
doubt be one of the best delivered in Yer
mont on that day.
Lieut.. J. II. Goulding speaks at Ludlow
and from his well known knowledge of the
theme appropriate for the commemoration
day will be sure to give a fine Grafton.
Geo. f. Lawrence, Esq, is to deliver
the Grafton before the citizens of Grafton.
As promising member Of the bar and a
ready public speaker, Nj. Lawrence is pc
culiarly fitted for the task.
Other speakers from Rutland have been
invited to be present at the exercises in diff
ferent portions Of the state and will help
to swell the list to such number that Rut-
land must bear the palm this year as the
| home of oratory and military genius
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26

Ncrgennes is to have a free public lib
rary.
At Ncrgenncs last market day butter de
clined to % and so cents.
The grangers at Ncwbury Center talk Of
building hall.
A Calvin Baptist church has been organ
lied at St Iohnsbury.
4 case of small poX is reported at White
River Junction.
A petition is in circulation in Burlington
asking the Mayor to call a city meeting for
the purpose OF disseminating the liquor
agency
Albert Twombly Of Barton played barn
ball against the head of the village minister
and theological ideas were confused for
several minutes.
An offer has been received to furnish IS
pound iron for the Woodstock railroad by
which can be made saving over last
years price of S'36 900 ON the entire road.
1t is expected shat the trial of James
Vim. for the murder of William a. Don
oghue, will take place at the approaching
session of the Counly Court at Woodstock.
In repairing an old building in Fairbanks
village May Goth, workmcn found conceal
ed underneath, two kegs nearly full of rifle
powder, and about one hundred pounds of
lead pipe.
Thomas c. Clark, of poacham, attempted
suicide May 18Th, but succeeded only in
making an ugly cash in his throat lie had
been much depressed of late because Of the
loss of property, and was undoubtedly out
of his head when he made the attempt He
lost heavily in the Boston fire.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
Facts and L'ancics.

Pay down and you will never be dunnct
to pay up.
Earthern bechivcs are novelty success
fully introduced in California.
Why arc cashmere shawls like deaf
people? Because You cant make them
here.
They call ii case of grave suspicion
when they find a man in Virginia creek.
head split open and the body weighted
down with rocks.
The Troy Times says, "a young man
who received 1000 year salary in a ball
club two years ago, is now working at an
uptown soap factory at 50 per week.
Proctorsvillc, Vt, has spoon that skips
about. 1t is silver spoon, and not the
kind that stands around the door of a lee
turc room waiting for the girls.
Doubtless the list is Il large one Of the
unhappy happy men whom Fame has
taken by the hand, and who quarrel with
that spoken word of theirs which caught
her ear, and made her love them, and
which her love repeats forever.
The San Francisco BuHetia says, III
half the reports and rumors which have
been circulated about quicksilver discover
les during the last three weeks should turn
out to be true, there would be an amount
of quicksilver produced in California dur
ing the next few years far beyond any
thing ever known before
The archbishop of York has preached in
a London church a sermon on "SpOrts
and Pastimes,' in which he noticed the
anomalous state Of the law in regard tc
cruel amusements, said it would hereafter
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Cannon Investigated.
WASHINGTON, MAY

WASHINGTON, May 20,
The House committee on elections to-day
examined Belle Kimball, daughter of Elder
Kimball, of the Mormon church. She tes-
tilted that Cannon, delegate in Congress,
married his fourth wife in 1865. Cannon
at that time set ont on n combined preach.
ing and wedding trip, accompanied by his
wife number one and wife number four,
but to the latter he devoted most of his at
tonllons Witness did not know whether
the other wives are living or not. The OBJ
ject of the investigation is to establish the
fact of polygamy on the part of Cannon,
the charge having been preferred as rem
dering him ineligible under the anti-polyg-
amy law to a seat in the House as dele
gate from Utah.
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Dashcs Ercrc and There.

DIR. Edward M. Curtis, formerly we'll
known physician and surgeon in Vermont,
died at Sacramento, Cal, May 12th, in
which city he had lived and won fame
since the war. DR.. Curtis was native Of
Warren, Washington county, VT, was cd
ucated at Barre academy, and received a
medical course we believe, at the Medical
college in Burlington. He was assistant
surgeon of the 4th Vermont regiment and
afterwards practiccd with much success at
Burlington.
Mr.. George 7. Childs secretary to eX-
Governor Smith, has received the appoint
ment of aid-de-camp on the staff of Gen.
Charles Devens, commander-in-chiefo of the
G. a. r., of the United States. Comrade
Childs has won deserved distinction among
the order, and is TO deliver the Decoration
day Grafton at Salem, Mass.
Hon. G. w. Willard delivers the address
before the Dog River Valley fair at North
field, Sept. 18TH 10Th, and nth.
The Mcndolssohn quintette club appear
in Burlington and St. Adams next week
assisted by Miss Anna Granger Dow.
The pupils and many friends of Prof, L.
p, Phillips and Mrs. G. C. Ellsworth,
teachers of music at st. Adams, are to ten
der them benefit at that place on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
this week, when musical programme OF
great excellence will be given each evening.
A hremen's muster is to be held at Bethel
on July 4th
The restaurant at the Bellows Falls de-
pot, when completed, is to be one of the
most convenient in the state, and will be
well kept by Col, A. r, Dunton.
Henry r. Hawkins, ESQ, has been ap-
pointed postmaster at East Walingford
and Martin Perry at Dover, Vt
Rev. ID. G. Roberts, of Brandon, chap.
lain Of an Ohio regiment during the war
delivers the Grafton on Decoration Day al
Brandon.
Mr.. Bradley, whose store st Bennington
was entered by burglars last Saturday nigh
estimates his loss at about $50, most of i
being plated ware.
The Bennington Octuple club have mad,
an improvement to their rooms externally
by the addition of awnings to their from
windows, which make the rooms very coz,
and more comfortable. Geo. b. Ward,
member of the club, has composed severa
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severe Accident.

On Monday morning Mr.. Frank Kelley,
who resides in this village, met with quite
severe accident at East Wallingford.
While scuflling with some other young
men on the platform of the station at that
place, he fell to the ground, breaking his
leg below the knee. DIR. Hazcn was called,
who reduced the fracture, and Kelley came
to Rutland on the 0 o'clock train We
learn that he has a family and that his wife
is at present under treatment at the state
insane asylum at Brattleboro. Kelley is
employed as laborer upon the Rutland
road on VIM. b. Thrall's wood train
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Labor Competition.

New York, May %.
A Philadelphia dispatch states that seri-
Gus difficulty is threatening the authorities
at the new East Park reservoir, where
some fifteen hundred men are employed at
wages varying from $3.50 to 50. A few
days ago large body of Italians waited up
on the superintendent of the great i'm
provcment and solicited work, offering to
work for fifty cents day This PROPOSE
ton is being considered, and meantime the
laborers who will be thrown out of en-
ploymcnt if the Italians are taken on are
incenscd at the undertaking of pauper
labor. and threaten to cxtcrminatc the peo-
pie if they go to work.