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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23
Record Of the Champion for
1875.
= FEW OF THE MANY VICTORIES
ACHIEVED BY TIE CHAM
PION THIS YEAR.

PION THIS YEAR
The Euimitahlr Front Cat SLAYER OF Human Life
Retire. FROM tha Field Field Tria! II Hamilton
County. Ohio-The BEckeye AfIietei with Heave>
and CramPS--i naHiRsE. Verdict % the Commit
tee and Farmer in Favor Of The Chan pisa- Read
tine Annexed Reports.
We the undersigned Committee, ,4DpOinted
by the citizens OF Green town ship Hamilton
County, Ohio 10 decide upon the working
of the Champion self Rake anI the Buck
eye Table Rake, at trial in down and tan
gicd barley. on the farm of Mr Frank
FrondOTt. give 1t, to the hest of our judg-
mcnl. unanimously in favor Of tie Champi-
"n Sell iidker, for lightness OF draft. con
vcHicnce in turning corners, and superior
workmanship; also in taking UU down and
tangled grain.
THOMAS CARROLL
EUGENE FRINTZ,
F. NJ WOOD,
HENRY FRONDORF.
DAVID MYERS,
RICHARD POWELL.
Dry Ridge, Ohio, July :, $50.
Henry Frondorf says he has always been
Buckeve man, and owns a Buckeye reaper
and mower. But after seeing the field trial
to-day, at Frank FrOndOrfs :, he has come to
the conclusion that he would not have
Buckeye for his chickens to rnOst on
Testimony Of Farmers Who Witnessed the Trial.
We, the undersigned, witnessed the Oper-
ations of the Champion Self Rake and
Buckeye Table Rake at the trial on the farm
of Frank FrondOrf, and saw the Buckeye
clog and choke "A number of times, and it
was impossible for it TO cut at all without
driving very fast
EUGENE FRINTZ,
w. v PERRY,
F. VI. WOOD.
DAVID MEYERS,
j. +. PERRY,
FRANK FRONDORF,
MICHAEL HANER,
JACOB NEIlIART,
THOMAS CARROLL,
CHARLEY TULER,
w. H. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM CORSON,
Il. G, PERRY,
HENRY FRONDORF;
GEORGE FRONDORF,
JAMES IDE,
MARTIN CARROLL.
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The Little Store Round the Corner.

One door West of Old White Corner, will
sell goods at cost to close out their stock
Don't fail to see them. Sieh ef the "Red
Flag" July l6 If
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23
& IN .. vi Reunion

We r,-c-iy'-d an invitation la attend a
Reunion Of ilie G5ih .. y l. to b..heId
ai NapoI"";' "n the 2zd for which we
we're doubtless inirbi,d 10 our clever
iiiend Col. l.. J. IlIssuNG
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne AID ChiGagO
RAILWAY.


ON AMI after May 2d, 1875. trains will
ran a. follows.
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ON the evening of tlIe unvelllng of
the soldiers Monument at Findlay, there
was too much forty rod wliskey unveiled
and the consequences W, re- that both
calaboose and fail were filled. .-FoSt0riG
Herald
We are not responsible for the OrtiIog
raphy Of the above, and only have to
say that it is fdlseho0d throughout.
and "A mean slander upon our town and
county There WAS no one put ia jail,
aud hut one man put ia the calabOose,
.ni lac was not a resident of the county.
On the contrary. notwithstanding there
were at least 10000 people present lper-
haps the largest crowd eyer assembled
herel it was generally remarked by in
teIiyeBt and respectable spectators that
they had never Witness 4 q mpre orderly
crowd Of Eeopie. siany who were pres
eat were old soldiers Nho had come to-
geiheF to perform sole'nn duty in
memory of their fallen romrades and
they did il Ia a manner la keeping with
the solemuity of the occasion
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REAUTIFUL Women The hair is the
browning glory pl woman. lhere are
few modFsat5 neS.cts which cannot be
Iemedied 10y the proper disposition Of the
tFasr,.s. But when the hair begins TO fall
out, or turn gray, in young people, or
those in the prime of life, there is cause
for real regret. When this is the caae,
Halls Vegetable Si.,i-i.i, Ht4t' ReasiOeT
will bs found 10 be- ilrst class remedy,
far superior, rs Il sound medical medium,
To anything else before the public. It
actually restores gray ha,r to It's original
color. gnh in The greet ina joriiy of cases,
causes 1t 10 grow again when it is becOm-
ing thin. 1t is not ike many popular
preparations, a mere wash, bat q @cien-
tile discovery ,indorsei ami usei by ply
siclans of Eharaeter. Address RI Hall
d Co, Nashua, n. H.-ForHey's Weekly
Press, Feb. l, 1850.
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DAN. FLANAGAN. Formerly o! the
h.ntoH DemD1Tat. ias purchased the
B,nBeye Dem,rJat at Ur5ana, and will
ir-ue his first paper about tiie first oG
% - north.
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Cutting Red Tape


a little excitement was created on
Sandps..y Street, last Saturday, which
gathered quite a crowd. \ step son of
PowKLi. TtIoMk' had traded IL watch TO
one GEoRGR FULK, which THoMA
claimed rs his own. Meeting FULK ON
the -tfeet THpTA Inquired the time Of
day, and when the former took ont his
ticker TO ascertain, the latter grabbed
it, and put it ia his pocket, thus emitting
short all process Of law. For Q fey mo
mrnts if. looked as if there might be an
appeal TO lisiicufIs, bnt the Marshal made
his appearance upon the scene aud al
visrd the parties TO go qnietly of by
Themselves and cndraEoF 10 settle their
diflicultifs ainieably, WHICH they did,
bat with what result we have not heard.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23

the following property. tO-wit:
q head Of nBe full blOoded Indian POniea
one Of which is a fUIl-blOoded stallion, fige
head or WeSorIn Buffalo. consisting OF three
Bulls one Steer and n Hslfer One pair Of eer
Mich Cows, She p, Hogs. Buggy. snd Farm
ing Utensils. Also IA acres Of good meadow
TFRNS-A credit Of p months Will b. given
on All sumE over $, the purchaser giving his
note Wltn his approved security, with elghf
psr cent. interest. VS.. BROWN
Jufy 9-SW
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TRAINS GOING EAsr.

No. /. Daily. except Monday; Nos. 2, 4, 5, 9
and s. Daily. except Sunday; Nos and ,
DaiIy
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23
YEIGHB0RH0OD NEWS.
SENECA CorNTT

SIi- Nichoins Wel;er. Of New Rie-
G;". wa thrown from "a moving ma
clii.ia oi.e DAY last week, cutting OF part
Of lier left foot. right thumb and fore-
finger.
Several burglHries We're attempted in
Tifin during the last week, with very
Indifferent success, ~ the burglars up 70
Iast reports had succeeded ia making
nothing bat 'waferilaul>" Mr. W T.
SIiawan had the satisfaction 81 shoot
iIg at onc oi ihc bnr-Iar-. but missed
him.
HARDIN COUNTY.
The wheat rrup Of Hardin county is
pronounced equal to any ever raised in
the county
WOOD COUNTY.
The county-seat question wakes hot,
and tlIe arguments pro and con, are any
thing Int choice reading.
y daughter of Mr.. Thackrr. Of Wes-
ton, aged about fourteen years, while
kindling fire by means Of coal oil last
Friday evening, was - ScvrrelT burned
that She died the following morning.
Another warning.
ALLEN COUNTY.
The GGzCtte says son Of s. Dcikel,
aged about II years, was accidentally
wounded one day last week by the dis
charge Of Il gun while hunting, the con
tents passing through his bowels, from
the effects Of which he has since died.
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191,0l0


It viii he seen that the gross gain on
the above hot OF cattle was SSDd u,
WHICH, after tie expense OF shipping is
df,iueted, still leayes Messrs. MYRFs &
SoIir Il neat little sum as net profit
Tie hogs have not been shipped yet, but
present Appearances would indicate that
they will be n still more profitable ven
ture, rs they will average nearly, II not
quite, 400 pG,.nia 10 the head.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Indian Ponies, Buffalo and
Deer!
200 HEAD OF SHEEP. ETC.
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1875,

The undersigned will offer At Public sale at
his residences two miles southwest Of Carey,
Ohio, on
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23
100000 Pounds

WOOL WANTED
1t the Findlay WOOlen Mills.
for which the Highest market Price will be
paid in Cash. WM. ANDERSON & Co.
June 4-tf
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6indiaD 8efrrsoniaH
Fin,lIr,. 81. .IuIy e. I~z5.

< -t-s Treis-
Au extra rr;lin p..~-.-d over 30" l.. r.
8 l. Ky. tills IIlOruing, conveying piSss-
g .crs aud apparatus TO the Hook and
I..uiicr Tournament at BluiTtOu.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-23

The wheat crop of Hardin county is
pronounced equal to any ever raised in
the cDufitv
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lialtimoros Nd, July = ls'5-
BK,teley, Es,ss1cr d Eetlss-TTo field con
tests Yesterday at NorTistown, Ia. with
Puckcye Tab!c-Rake Champion swept tlie
hoard:i ". 7. STiLLWELL
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Champion and Buckeye went into trial 10
day. Bnckeye ,icG and Champion 0ictor10ns
Tie Buckcfc made The challenge.
-, ''-'- Ed. LAUFMAN
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"Fair Play is a Jewel"

THOMAS +. ADAMS. Pm.
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And Yet Another. Which Ses.ieth not .Commcni,
Perm Ind JuIv : $50
, 1875-04-07


Tho *leet1ou in TIM Town ct wess Chicago rassed
OF With but tle s1clt4mcn apd without 4uourh liy.
turbGncs 10 really render II hosa who ara
atwsy6 hApd from sarly till lAs such occaatoux.
1here wa, hoxsssf, Somewhat Braater snI
teAsd In ibis than there hk bssn 10 town eectaona In
this division Of ts city heretofore. It Wa not at iii
b1canso any Of the respectable Inhabitants OF ths eo
tnanlsy Ness s1citsl enough aont 1t u care how
Fcsultsd. They hAa takuu prcyiona precautions to
ssdee1a themselves from, shrT luudeTer1~ Thoy haa
equally II much 10 fear from the sscou Of ono batch
Of rascas ths other, THO uc.sssd intarest wa no
doubt, rsfefstlo u tbs fact that sharp dght van
being msds t,y tho prominent candidates. This o.
esaonsd sfs friends to rally IN greater force 10 hqe
AAtsncs Nout ofths adhsrens u sltlsr purity wished
mare ths dsfcas Of tdrir fAyots attributed to Asir
c1 os saos uencs they came out LII larger nunaber
tasa lstelososs and tbs lx was much heavier Thsy
WORKED bard, snd were not hamlxred ly any unplsA.
ant lawful Fs4ssctlonB. At zach ot tho polling piacas
N esesS ward man from sny other waEd WA allowed
70 so<s upon hIs snpls Affirmation that b. lad uok A.
tssoy so'*a. ia c@csr tatA fayersbls opportunity
TOR sspesung" wa hero odsrud; but. W ons si1s
e8u1a PfotAhs do - much Of It tbs other, aud ~
ssea ~as eqaAy ~ bad In srcry respect tho other
Tue ons a'aoEenee, perhaps, Leug That tha o uIien
p*31 ~" a@o VI Innings and ought to lx sat!socd
Win !eas'-H 1nad* no dlGsraucs u The public. Tus
fotes "ef> not autersd, and xeystrstiou waa hsuc%
xauslsss. person stt'ng With tLs Judges It lay u
tsts NJ s GOULD asa ~aaa sos Of
.,, aErs os ooayxasar1os
- n.rssr t.. saa ssAa A.es hAs,<s ,saAyt i taat
, 1875-04-07
THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.
Arrival in New York Bay Of the Papal
Envoys with tho Red Hat.
Description Of tlIe Scarlet Cassocl Now
Making for McCloskcy.

fssssat DispateA ss ms cAfea7s Tribune.
BROOKLYN, April G.-1his u,osning at o'clock the
French steamer peEstfe, from Harro belonging to tho
General Tt4aaatfantis Company, cams to AT auchnr
after rapid i'aaraae. On bard tho steamer
AonsIgnor nonc.sti, BARR from H!s Holiness tbs
Fops OF tae o2ical notification OF Archbishop Me-
coskeya elevation to The carjnalatc. and In whosc
hands arc documents from Tbs Vatican srpsrtanny TO
tbs appointment. Mohsignor Konre.sf II *ceonya-
nled BY order Of the Pops " Count areosch' nj ts
uHAfdl Mobile. A1b~ Uhsdt also forms ons Of the
raftr' Inc heath Of the gentlemen las bean excel
lent IN tie *oJsgs acroaa shstAtlant!e.
, 1875-04-07

trsfist Dttna,eA u Tbs CAi.uss Ftttaas.
fosr ArEt>sos, Wis.,. April 0.--TearI,esa from Ill
rArts Of tho country arc conbtsu.ly arriving. Thn
le.ls IN tue large High School baitlns fnl aud
eyesy o!lst consenfence t&ng sailed into tequlst-
tian. PEuf d. y. lockwood will loctu1s un Thurslay
uight int.saa Ut tonight, There I. buz hell ut ths
II. L. Church tonlghln sugae festival largo GRO Nl
4 in attendance. ou Wednesday, sssnnR the teachers
of Iehstson County Will cony*ns u tta ulRA H:honl
building for H. puxpaAs II organizing County 2asah.
- AAG1a1aAahs
, 1875-04-07

property adIssaae tho srs4a sussne. subjainsl Civ
List Of the
PRINCIPAL grocK-DnxEpEns
who attended the sales:
-, y. NJ. Jacobs: Wost Hb.rty, Ia. .Tlmo.hy Day,
si;i. Isziison, H.. aeo1ss ': Eott M M.rr.town. a r.
II ~. pnrla.l md son. Durham r.rk, Ksn: Simon
Msa'' Ssnsds 'Ghn ~ %'l!ss Csna4a s19n a.-
So9a as:;; ns t':o,gs Gt, Ke*4ae: NJ cl.rk
!Io.xl. jonasy'la, Susl.; i*.:r.. EIiot. aud Kent.
Des .Moln*s, H.; William Miller. Ca.ada; Aobsrt
Ms9wsy Warrea &c: County L.. Cen 4 Meredith .ad
Clartavt|s. No.. Dr. q. Rprsgus, Des 2iutnes, ia.
Il Sssss1 assss p:S:s It. res t
FRI etT,e,po,tatats-pa issnyon, Ktntaeky Lire
era Iion< Jon7lal, Lexington, Ky; George II. Aust,
faftaHdt Live-Sfock .'nar,at.
~ altpasa o'clock In lhs Aftsznoon tho aucsionssr
commenced
TILE SALE,
odas!ng un celebrated stallion "deu. wllliaman for
which Gen. a1aredh bid sl.coo. After lit.la iively
bidding, this o1celent hnrss Was knocked down to
alr J. i. Hlo1sets OF Outage County. Ill., 1t 81 600
Tho remaining slinala ihen dispossd os In the
following order:
ho.i7" lEpoFtsa rope," bsy sta,liou, purchased
No. =" lnpostcd lsoS 10y" tay stalllou, u.n-y
Gould, Cansdz. 3!,l00.
Nc ~ yoSSs on2asror." dark buy stallion. J. l.
No.Almrortcl = n01aer Chief, lay-soaa stallion.
a. z. piolaaN, tlnE.
urothnss. Washington County. Nss.
NJ. c." NeliIerby, !" JohH At,'1oMs, Troy. H. $500
~. 7oytls stallion colt. NJ n, joue,, Sesn.l. H.,
No. s+oly1e stallion colt, s;s5, Frank osconbody.
No. a~olydo stallion colt, 81, 4. ". 1irsun, piz-
10. 70 Clyde stallion coll, n. aoodbeay. w.nkesan.
NJ. H-nay thoroughbred stallion, 'Alchellsu,"J.
O. Cur, Lale County, III, Sx.5.
cl.y," i. Z l!odgett, S;D.
NJ l9nona lair 0yt'a mare. to.,,. !. Il. Kss.user,
seessa d"as,s % IT, JoSs Ss} Zs H. w.akts Il ssta.
10. h-lnpoetad clydo bay aiy, 4. 4. Hloasest,
10. 1,-No saic,
~. lG-iay n2ro "Aollis Clyde" Gsorss cha.s,
10. l7-"Rttuo Clyde" b4y m.rs, n. \. Jones'.
". II" "1enn!s cl,sl.," by mare, 8. ". Jacobs,
r. is.* hesi. Ssis. a.rk.bay mrs, !. L. Wilson,
)" $o .GSi,'i. III ti,iy, T.! 81. E,esl1n, ss,.
IL. .2-Ciyde lily, asoTse l.1lsns. *.aiesh.,
~. 9rclyds a,!y, klr, F1cAlsn. no.
10. .2f-clydc Oily, hi. Harding. w.uttiaa, MA,
\: ce.nt r. s pony spotted. IN, z''ns.o.
several lots of
EOT1woLD sllHkp
we're then tstt%sI Of, ~ lolluss:
Pan 10. ID ewss. WilIla:u Harding. $l1 esc1:
swts, +. Ilenslxw, $1a e1ctl.
e.s r. @ e., + k;1 ;s; ;;9.s I'll
VI sach. William Storey, llostnd.sc. Mis.
lsn No. 80 owes, tat1rgs Elliott, 1la1Eisown, n1.,
1T each swas. sanlu l,ar.,,. III rach twus, Ats,
Storey, !id s4e.: Il ewes, Str, Eddy. buusan, Lake
13anty saeh g. ka.ls a1ty, $ia zach; twss, Dr.
Ornan. M!lw4ukee, 3t& eaeh.
nnekA wsrs sold ii priee4 ranging from ~ 10 so
each.
THE GLEN ILoAA HERD
VIII ~ sold Tho kAs s1uniuy 1t 10 oc1ock
~ ths molning, aud will iuclnaa twtnty-0vs head
o~nsa }slnt!y With y. u. Dodge, Of NauksEsu, and
1ca Ae!d o*lon4tux to Mr. Dodge individually. TIL.
exttns1xe variety Will ba Rol hb supervision ot
Co.. J. ". Judy, Of Tn!lus, ILL., III sucttouees we'll
tno"n 10 osssdsrs to tliA suction. Large nhsE1 oS
sntlciiAtea. EopAAu,
, 1875-04-07

Sale Mt WnukcEnn OF Imported md
2aosme-aSreu Clydcsdnlo Horses.
4psesut corrt*poni<nes a fhs CAisa9s TiS4ns.
WAukEGAS, ILL.,. April Ga large number of hosse-
hroeszI from I'll portions Of the country, especially
from Western AMI Southern States, and Canada. IT.
tsed tie third annual rals Of Tho 8leu Flora Herd,
to-4y upon tAs extensive preatse4 ol tls Glen Flora
property. adssaiaE tho gra spttng. subjoinsl Civ
q 1txt Of the
, 1875-04-07

When tho mucous surfaces Of tho hronchtn are ao.o
or indamcd. Dr.. Jayue's Exrcctoraui will afo.,I
prompt relief Tor Urea king UP coil. aubluing !
cough, you Will find In II . certain remedy.
, 1875-04-07
the POLITICAL FARCE.

disqualification of Topu-
lar Sovereignty In
Chicago.
Effort Of a Few Citizens in tho
South Town.
Tho Moderator Openly Sympatbizes
will Tito Hob Of Thieves.
An Appropriation Of $780,
600 Voted.
Tom Foloy's Tiokot Defeated in
Spite Of the Gamblers.
The fAbsurdities Of the West
Side Gathering.
The Appropriation Cut Down to
100000.
Result Of tho Election an Un.
known Quantity.
Defeat Of Dob Kcnney in North Chi.
cago.
How They Voted Money There.
, 1875-04-07

tloss together, and thers Is no prcsent failing the
wiuntr 1t lpoks II CUrnetus Ryan lsd b.aten Pat
ltshrry for A.,cssor. Tom fHarrald Anl John Nor
tons for Town Ci4Ek. aro both equally confident.
, 1875-04-07

squad ct police bad t.e, detailed 10 keep tie del.
easte4 IN osdeF anu they vera necessary 70
allotted to tho Canyaaxtnz uoar a bcluH sn1!oua 10
% ths ooHa.ng. some .,cu,sien cus'.el \. % 70 thes
rights IN tlsa rsSprct, hnt finally, after htng ssnurs
that perfect fAirncss the mort sL<oute nIar,slity
should characterize tbs conduct Of tho Naara thsy
announced themselves satisfied, ind consented to
withdraw TO tbs uasnr4os of tls rsiliug.
II T:a discovered early tn tue svening that thu
TUE E1aHrA WARD
had been brought 10 this xca by unauthorized
parties. and lint the votaa lA bspl scattered sDt
ths aule. Ths discovery asnnscd World Of indisn4-
Thert bIx uch tsk Of tAIown9 th!s wa1d comrietSl5
out IT aEs ca1lYas4.
Tho count commented shortly afsor O'Clock,
Tnk SEVENTH WARD
box being thu tss ons attacxed. Me*ss. p. y. pakes
supessisor 7. J. Fitzgerald, Town c4rra; sad Moast
st1r Hstt!stt, constituting tbs D3ara.
hsd BEEN cat. Ths talls e!crka could spska hut 6&
TIL discrepancy provoked couAIdsrabls reanArk, nnd
ballots would proistly nrcouus iae tAe dldurencs,
Which Guild then 10 zcetthul.
TeFy slow vt II o'clock but ahout half tho boz had
sss .sdn snanssd. David .sn!n .s~sE,hGttsr. yao
ronx q 51s
Tho result q tbs vote III th,s ward "as finally an-
eo4tetsr-L oi!rten, $50; David H.ll,u!r, .e2
tug. Is.
.,.:.s,gr- -cotnellu. 1y.n. ea 2. R.nsrsy 100 =.
,dHrxrrtsorW. y. lsksr, 2a7 J. Kipesae, I'll: u.
!arphy. Ill T. Claucy, La; Jsuss Lynch 1t; aAt
71F'. GTeTk-Tons Fitzgerald, n; Elels Abrsnd-
nuAlat 70 81. Lsytu, 1l5; 4. q. uusdick l93 Jukn
koly, ii, ''SSfA
Tne count. whch ciosed 1t Ills, will bs se4ured 1t
os!oex to.sas. At ths sste iss Light will ptob.hy
~ esSsEAl 0ayH bstaSa 4reufSIs rt4u can ~ III
.nl9faacs1 u l. supposed lfulu ths general lok of
saaa9n tha* y hs4 Geen closA sao1 6ssNsAn oA1ien
sRa MN1nAna Tht fot1sf y psob<bly AlAc&ed. ~
- A,sdsAs. ~ kaAasg, IT eAq.zttaaeI AAs kalA
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30

virtually repealed. Notwithstanding the
printed blank was filled out at the attorneys
dictation and was the attorneys act the
constable merely acting % clerk or aman-
uensis, the supreme court Of Vermont
unanimously declared the writ void, and
dismissed the suit, holding that constable.
II not In the letter of the prohibition, was
in Its spirit. II anyone desires 10 see the
reasoning of the court, It will be found re-
ported at length IN the 10th volume Of Yer
mont Reports.
This case illustrates how easy 1t Is to>as-
sail the integrity Of courts and how base.
less are the charges thus made. We doubt
not that the recent attack on the integrity
of Homer E. Royce, because be decided a
question of law In favor Of one railroad
ring, as they are pleased to term II. instead
of another, will prove equally baseless.
As we have said, it Is fortunate that these
incessant attacks do not destroy the conf
dence Of tie country 10 the courts. 1t is
apparent that such an end would suit GER
tain parties. but the people are too we'll
grounded in their faith to be moved by
these silly, interested, partisan attacks.
Were there any grounds for them, 1t would
be easy enough to arouse the people, not
only to see their danger, but to guard
against 1t. This was shown by the action
in the cases of Barnard and others who
prostituted their Judicial powers for the
benefit of Tweed and Jay Gould in Du-
rell, who made his court an engine of po-
litical persecution; in Sherman, who soiled
the judicial ermine in the lobby ; and In
Delahay, who carried the manners of the
bar-room to the bench The people are
jealous of their courts, but not suspicious
of them. 1t 10 impossible to bring them
into contempt by any number of baseless
charges made by partisans or disappointed
suitors-and 1t is well it is 80. The people
will see to it that the bench is filled by mer
of ability and integrity, AMI ibe hows of q
party press or the complaints Of defeated
litigants will not procure their removal
destroy their usefulness, or shake the con
Adence of the country in them.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS FESTIVALS.
Tho Brandon Town Fair.

The twelfth annual fair of the Brandon
farmers and mechanics club opened yes
terday in the town hall. The day was un-
favor able and large crowd could not be
expected. The morning was given up to
the arrangement of articles for exhibition,
and very good display is made. Many
more entries are expected this morning, aud
with the attraction Of loot race'ih the
forenoon and hose tournament IN the
afternoon big crowd is expected. Every
thing depends, however, on the weather.
Should it be pleasant, the people from the
surrounding towns will pour in and fill the
village to OVERLOOKING, as they have done
at all preceding fairs there. Should 1t be
cold and damp like yesterday the patrons
will be Brandonians who have not to brave
a drive in the rain for the show. -W8i
In front of the hall stands long row of
poultry cages. Turkeys, brahmas, games,
bantams and numerous varieties of fowl
claim the attention of the ruralistic con-
noisseur and receive it without stint, The
display Is very good, but no fowl appears
at its best standing in scrmped cage room
during drizzling rain. b. ,os,.l ui
On entering the ball brilliant display
meets the eye. The seats have been re-
moved and three tables erected running The
entire length of the hail. The articles are
arranged on the tables and the genera,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30

The Eastern railroad, which was COM
PEELED to pass its dividend for the first time
for years, has been investigated, and the
committee report that they find no ciimin-
atty in the management They, however,
go in for reirenchmcnt and reform and pro-
pose to see if they can't have dividend
next time, by reducing the presidents sala-
ry from twenty thousand to five thousand
dollars, by aboishing the Office of general
manager, stopping the payment OF rents
for passenger and freight Offices in Boston,
and abolshing free passes. We should
think these measures might result in u
slight increase of net revenue, and we
would commend the medicine, either in
whole or in part as it may apply, to our
Vermont railroads.