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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-12
Musical Convention.

A good musical entertainment was the
result of the convention previously adver-
tised and holden in Mechanicsville for four
days last week, commencing Tuesday
evening. On account of rainy weather the
attendance was not as large as it otherwise
would have been. Quite number of the
singers of Weston were in attendance
through the entire time, among whom we
noticed III. II. Hannun, A. d. Gilmore,
Washington Wiley, and many others.
Singers were also in attendance from Graf
ton, Shrewsbury, Wallingford, Ludlow and
Springfield.
Among the singers from other towns
who added much to the interest of the &C.
casion were Miss Hattie NJ. Smith of Lud-
low whose musical talent has already won
for her reputation second 10 none in this
part of our state also Miss Hattie Tom
son and Miss Hattie Locke Of Springfield,
vt. Miss Tomson has fine alto voice
excelled by few. Professors Lawrence
and Locke conducted to the entire salts
faction of every one present, as they both
are SO capable of doing.
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
September Term 1878.

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. JACOB EDeERToN, Assistant
HoN. CnAUNoY s. RUMsEy.) Judgel.
Henry II. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, sheriff.
MARTIN q. EvERTs, states attorney.
Monday, oct. 11M-The court convened
at p. m. John O'Hearn and James Nc
Donough plead guilty of nm assault and
were each fined $40 and one-balf of the
costs.
No. 10. Chas. II. Congdon vs.. Fayette
Bromley apt Referred to N. p. Simons
to be decided according to law.
No. 30. Calvin p. Austin vs. b. r..
westovcr. Judgment for defendant with
out costs.
No. co. w. Ketcham apt. vs.. ex. of
Jonathan Capen, discontinued to be GER
titled to probate court.
No. 70. VIM. E. Williams vs.. George
Bliss apt. Book account heard, with the
court.
No. 116. Albina Hall vs.. d. NJ. Stod-
dard, apt. Judgment on report for plain
tiff
No. $40. Nahum johnson vs.. John NJ.
Dewey, apt. Judgment for plaintiff; clerk
to assess on notice.
No. III. State of Vermont VS.. NJ. G.
johnson. Assault. Nolle pros.
This morning the cases on the docket
will be taken up and disposed. of in their
regular order unless cases out of order were
ready for hearing so as to occupy the time
of the court
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A Strange Pain.

A man named Stevens, who was acct
dentally shot in the knee at Centervile,
Washington county, week or two ago,
and whose limb it was found necessary to
amputate, has, since the operation felt
peculiar twitching around the toes of his
remaining foot-a sensation as if a cord
was tightly tied around them. AT his re-
quest and earnest solicitation his friends
dug up the box in which the amputated leg
had been buried and on opening it they
found long blade of grass INTERVIEWING
the toes; it was removed, and strange to
say, since then Mr.. Stevens has been en-
tirely free from the former uncomfortable
feelings
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Did the Green Mountain Boys submit to
the refusal of license to sell clothing at
auction ? IT'S one hundred years ago that
Ethan Allen gave us the first intimation
that crowns might crumble and kingdoms
and despots pass away, and the Green
Mountain Boys learned to assert and main
tain their rights to life, liberty and the per-
suits of their lawful business. We are in
formed by the Herald that a license was
once refused, and the Herald thinks wisely
too. 1t is interesting and not little
curious to notice how rapidly our people
are allowing their rights and privileges to
be bartered away by village merchants and
penny line scribblers, who induce village
trustees to pass an arbitrary law imposing
a license on auction sales. To any far
seeing mind this is equally as ruinous and
damaging to the village merchant and pro-
perty owner as the hard working man who
cannot at all times afford day or fare by
railroad to large cities where there is COM
petition and large stocks at auction to select
from.
Combinations are no longer for mutual
protection merely, they are for aggressive
purposes. A very good example of this is
found in the organization of body known
as the Sovereigns of Industry. This is an
association founded on the same principle
as that which underies the protective
union, society well known through New
England some twentY-six or seven years
ago. The protective union was made up
of the heads of families who employed a
purchasing agent-usually one of their
own number, who bought foreign dry
goods for the union at wholesale prices and
thus saved from so to 70 per cent, as the
folloWinO ran aopa will ahOW.
list. The banker has 10 to 10 per cent on
foreign exchange on four months bills.
I'd. The New York or Boston importer
has 10 to 10 per cent, according to the
fluctuating price of gold.
3D.. When goods arrive in this country
they are sold by importers to merchants
who are Spectators.
4th. Spectators or jobbers sell to the
wholesale merchant at profit of from 10
to Is per cent.
9th. The wholesale mel chant sends his
travelling agent out whose duty it is to call
on the retail merchants and sell at a profit
of from 10 to 10 per cent, according to
time and standing.
9th. Rutland merchants sell at all the
profits they can get.
When you add to the above six profits
the many carriages, storages, packages and
other expenses you can easily perceive the
meaning of the societies known as the
| Sovereigns of Industry, Changers, Protect
i've Unions. etc., etc. But the present OPP
| portunity for purchasing dry goods fal
surpasses anything you ever heard of. 500
for 1877. so, ct Thos. Roberts 81 Co.'s Auc
ton Rooms, in Putnam and Sawyer
Block, Merchants Row, Rutland.
| oct12.1t
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United States Circuit Court.
Hon. NATHANIEL SnIpMAN, judge.

Hon. NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, judge.
b. b. SMALLEY, clerk.
B. L. FIFIELD, district attorney.
GEORGE p. FOSTER, marshal.
Monday, Oct lion the assembling OF
the court at two o'clock p. m. the jury was
discharged
The case of the Connecticut River rail-
road v. the Vermont Central railroad and
the Rutland railroad was heard and the
Judge reserved his decision. L. j. Phelps
appeared for the plaintiff and Judge Prout
for the Rutland road.
The case of the Windsor savings bank v.
Bates, assignee of nj. +. Penniman, was
commenced. A. p. Huntow appeared for
the orators, Z. j. Phelps and J. N Ed
minister for the defendants.
On Saturday the case of Romeo II. Hoyt
VS.. Dewey and Bingham. This was
cause removed from the Franklin county
court of chancery, and was heard ON mo-
ton to remand to said court. Judge Po-
land and Jasper Rand, ESQ.,, appeared for
the motion, and E. J. Phelps, ESQ.,, in OPP
position. The judge reserved his decision.
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SpauIding a. GO.

Would respectfully inform their CUSTOM
ers and the public generally that they are
receiving the New York daily papers by
the fast mail train which arrives at Rut-
land at noon, and that they will distribute
them promptly at places of business or
residence as customers may direct. Orders
can be left at No. Merchants row or at
the South end news room under the Bard
well house. sept29dtf
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CALISAYA,

the best variety of Cinchona or Peruvian Bark
first came into general use on account of q re-
cure performed by 1t on the Countess
del Chinchon, ut Lima, who, after her rec0v.
cry, distributed q large quantity OF IL to the
Jesuits, in who-e hand 1t acquired great rep.
Lugo, having purchased 1t at great expense for
the benefit or the religious poor ut Rome. 1t Is
combined with aromatics In u delicious cordial
In DR.. Wheeler's Compound Elixir of Phos-
pilates and Calisaya, remedy OF extraordinary
In restoring constitutional vigor, and
repairing the worn out frame, whether used up
by mental worry, over-work, excesses and bad
habits, or dcbiitated by prostratiDg diseases.
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Championship Game.

The Excelsors of Fort Edward defeated
the Stars of Pawlet, VT, on Washington
park, Fort Edward, Friday, Oct. s, by a
score of 0 to 8. The game being for the
championship of Washington, Warren,
Saratoga and Essex counties, and the state
of Vermont, much interest was manifested,
and large crowd assembled. The Stars
were ahead until the sixth innings, at the
commencement of that inning the score
standing to 0, in favor of the Stars. The
game was fairly umpired by Mr. Curtis, a
stranger to all parties.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. Oct If.
Money closed easier at 2.
Prime mercantile paper was quoted at oK@7
per cent.
Sterling exchange was quoted quiet at 47sX
@4s2H.
Gold opened and closed at ICY, with sales at
1863.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day. $751;
$4,000
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $685.
900.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
$4,000.
Government bonds are quoted:as fraction
lower
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds strong.
Stocks opened strong and higher. the i'm
proyement as compared with Saturdays quota
lions ranging from n to per cent Tie great
est advance was In Union Pacific, which rose TO
Co. reacted to Gik and later recovered. North
western rose from siIi to 35's preferred from
Az to 4s's St. Paul from 81 to 3iA, preferred
from 81 to 6lll Lake Shore from boA tn 5i1S
Ohios from l5A TO 1875 Rock Island from 1902 to
lO24 Pacific Mail from 3iai to 85'i Western
from 7I'S to 75IS. There was reaction OF y TO
per cent, but this has since been recovered.
Missouri Pacific rose from 10 to 1871; fell on
IN 1aora racovored to 1917. . De,eware Iacka
wana g. Western rose to llT1s Jersey Central
rose lOi5S, and Michigan Central to IS, At the
asas,,, ,a,, ~, ,,or,,a, ,yos firm, OF oho,t tho
'.,'u, 10 daw rhara was uoo,red
n. enes' T., p'- ,',o ,auo y, sroo,,,a,,o, on enc
s,an,s a,,rtu,, t,,o artarnoon and tho
$50 TO- o,nso, ~ ar,d $1,000 ~ rr,cas
~ ,.,.o,,or.or, -, 60, =, 60 ~ ,ar
aan, - pao,So Ia t,,a ,,st q, t,a ,,nrvara
49, "a adranoad ,ro,, co,- ~ 90 On ON act,vs
,.Il'-as ~,s.,,,s,,oater,, s,.s,sus, -. 80,
- 49, -, "a - ,,. ~
o.. ,,e,,, ,,u.,a,.o,, o,,.,oo, ,uo,,, ca 90 coz,
,,,sao,,r, poo,to raoovarod ,ror, 10 30 oo<. Iora
Shore mas active and rose RON, ,o, to 6a,<.
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.Y.-The market is quoted at 65@TO

old shipping.
HoPs.-The market is quoted as steady at s
@l2c for yearlings ls74's ; at l0@15 new crop
1915
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio is quoted as
being dull and lower at 19a2l54c gold for car
goes; l9@2l1Hc. gold for job lots.
SUGAR.-The market is quoted as.bengiquiet
in fair demand at 7al@s for fair TO good REIN
ing. .E.
MoLAssEs.-The market quoted as quiet and
steady, and in fair demand for grocery grades.
RICE.-The market is quoted as being shade
easier and in fair demand at 7l4@SISc for new
Louisiana and Carolina. 7h@sc for fair to
prime.
PETRoLEUM.-The market is quoted as being
quiet and firm. Sales OF crude at &c !;
refined, l4Ac cases, lS@19c, nominal; naptha,
lie for city.
TALLow.-The market is quoted as firm.
Sales, 40 900 lbs at l0ss@l01Gc.
EGGs.-The market Is quoted heavy ut 28(d2sc
for state and Pennsylvania 2I@2sc for west
ern.
PORK The market Is quoted as being
firmer. Sales 90 barrels OF new mess in job
lots at s22 b0@22 20. N-
BEBF.-The market is quoted rs being quiet.
Cut meats quiet; middes steady. Sales OF
900 boxes city long clear at 12A@l3c.
LARD.-The market is firm. sales of prime
steam at IS 15-16c.
BUTTER-The market is quoted as firm at
16ao8c for western 23@32 for state
CHEEsE.-The market is quoted f1rm at Gk@
IAN for common to prime.
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Col. Jtyoe,s Address.

The unfavorable weather Of the last day
of the recent Rutland county fair, pre-
venting the delivery of the annual address
by Col. Charles II. Joyce, the direc-
tors have arranged for the delivery of the
address on Wednesday evening next, Oct.
10, at the town hall in Rutland, at 1880
o'clock. 1t is to be hoped that the men,
bers of the society in Rutland and other
towns in the county will be present. Our
citizens are earnestly invited to be present.
Several topics of interest will be presented
in the address.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-12
High Handed Outrage.

On Saturday might, as II. E. Cilley was
walking on Wine oski avenue, Burlington,
near the old railroad cut, some rowdies
asked him to drink with them. Cilley de-
clined the invitation, when they knocked
him down and forced some whisky down
his throat. With the whisky some poison
GUS compound was apparently mingled, for
Cilley was at once taken sick, and Monday
morning his lite was despaired of.
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Military Re-Union.

The twelfth annual reunion of Vermont
officers will be held at st. Adams, on Tues
day, the 10th day of October next. The
members of the society, and all Vermont
officers and non-commissioned officers of
the army and navy, are cordially invited to
attend. The usual business meeting will
be held at the Weldon House, ut three
o'clock p. m. The grafton will be deliv-
cred by Col. Chas II. Joyce. of Rutland,
at the Academy hall, in the evening.
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A Maniac Mother.

LYNN, Mass, Oct. IL.
Mary Welsh, deaf and dumb woman,
the mother of three children, was to-day
taken in charge by the police, after an OBJ
stlnate resistance. She had in her arms
six months old child which had been dead
for three days, and which she refused to
part with. 1t is thought grief at its loss
had made her insane. She threatened to
kill herself and her remaining children if
the dead child was not restored. She will
be sent TO an asylum tomorrow.
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The Langmaid Murder.

CoNooRD, N. H., Oct. 10.
A crowd, estimated at 5000 persons, was
at the locality of the Langmaid murder to-
day. Nothing was discovered tending to
additional evidence against Drew. An
aunt of the deceased girl will testify before
the coroner tomorrow to the effect that
Josie stood in fear of Drew for some cause.
There were rumors to-day of the finding of
pair of bloody overalls, but they lack
confirmation.
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Tammany Nominations.

The Tammany hall convention tonight
nominated Frederick Smythe for recorder
in place OF John X. Hackett. The follow
ing city and county nominations were also
made For judge of the superior court,
John J. Freedman judge of the court of
common pleas, Frederick w. Loewe I;
Judge OF the court of general sessions,
James Q. Spencer surrogate, Delano c..
Calvin district attorney, Peter B. Olney.
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North Carolina Constitutional Con-
vention.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct IL.
journed sine die this evening at six o'clock
after session of thirty-one working days.
In the last few days of the session many
important ordinances were passed, amount
ing to y general emancipation of the legis-
lature from the restrictions under which it
has labored since 1868 and giving 1t larger
powers. The public debt question was not
interfered with. Several Intellectual at
tempts were made to repudiate the special
tax bonds
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Fire at a Mine,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL.
The hosting works of the Utah min in
Virginia City, Nevada were destroyed by
fire last night. The loss is $250,000. The
works were recently completed with ma
chinery to sink shaft to the depth of
1900 feet. The engineer stood at his post
hosting out miners until he was badly
burned. -Four men who remained below
when the engine was abandoned, escaped
through an old shaft.
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Drowned.

BUFFALO, Oct IL.
The steam-barge Collin Campbell, which
cleared for Chicago on Friday night last,
returned to port this afternoon. The crew
report that when off Dunkirk the captain,
Samuel Smith, disappeared suddenly, and
either purposely jumped or accidentally
fell overheard and was drowned.
New York, Oct. II.
The coal barge N. l.. Lee was run down
Saturday night by an unknown schooner
and sunk The captains wife and child,
who were asleep in the cabin, were
drowned.
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Chicago's Jealousy of New York.

CHICAGO, Oct. ii.
The Inter-Ocean prints extracts from an
unpublished report of Mr.. Blodgett on the
Chicago custom house. 1t mentions in
terms of appreciation the system of ap-
praising here, and speaks of the system of
frauds and differentiation in the New
York custom house. The Inter Ocean re-
peats the charge already made that Secre-
tary Bristow suppressed this report on &C
count of its indictment of New York Off
colp 20
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Annual Meeting.

The Vermont dairymen's association will
hold an election and business meeting for
1876, at the Weldon house, st. Adams, VT,
Oct. 81, at 11.30 o'clock a. m. st. Adams
is the only place where majority of the
members of the association can meet and
return home the same night.
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MARI lklAG as.

sEDDoN-sLAwSON-O Wednesday, october
9Th, by Rt. Rev. w. II. A. Bissell, Bishop OF
Vermont, at the residence OF the BRIDES
OF Richmond, Virginia, and Katie Laura,
daughter OF J. b. Slawson, Of New York.
l. 'VELAND-HULlNG- remington, Octo-
Der It'll, by Rev. X. NJ. Luther, William Love.
land, OF Chicago, Illinois, and Henrietta,
daughter OF Daniel Huling, ESQ, OF Benning
ton.
HOAH-BROWNELL--In North Pownal, OctO-
Der 9Th, A. c. Hoag, and Adeia, daughter OF
Hon. Blackman II. Brownell.
ASWELL-PERRY-In Hoosic N. Y, Septem-
Der 29th, by Rev. Foster Henry, Of North Ben
nngton, Sherwood Haswell, and Ella r.
daughter OF VIM. j. Percy.
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A White and Black Monster.

Thomas Wiley, white man, aged 80,
was arrested Yesterday, charged with a
shocking and foul outrage on little girl
aged eight years. Henry Cain, negro,
has also been arrested, charged with CON-
hitting rape on three white girls, aged O.,
10 and II years. Both the white brute
and the negro were committed TO Jail for
the action of the Grand Jury.
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A Church Law SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
The long contested church case, growing
out of the suspension in 1868, OF George II.
Stuart of this city, by the general synod of
the Reformed Presbyterian church for
singing hymns and communing with other
churches, was finally settled to-day by the
supreme court OF Pennsylvania, in favor of
the Stuart party.
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MANY PERSONS

Would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot afford it. If they
could only see the splendid new styles of Estey
organs, and then learn what easy terms of pay.
ment they could have, they would buy at once.
organs are rented until the rent pays for them.
M possible risk. The Estey leads the world
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE @. DAY,
novIOd1y Rutland, Vt.
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Base Ball Cha,enee.

Hd'tor Rutland Globe We, the Eagle
base ball club of Eagle Curry, hereby
challenge the Volunteer base L,ll club OF
hydeyllle, to play match game Of base
Dali upon the Hydeville grounds, on satur-
Jay oct' 49, 1876, at 2'3O o'clock p. m. ,
ball for ball.
Very respectfully yours,
MI IRhRANoE Q. QUIeLEY, Capt
Eagle Quarry, Hydeville, Vt, Oct. II. '75
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We have on hand several very good sec
ond hand pianos which weshould bepeased
to rent to desirable parties at So, SO, $40
and $15 per quarter. with the privilege Of
applying rent on the purchase of pianos
rented or new instrument. Apply at
once and get particulars of Mr.. Edwin
Tracy lof Cluett 81 Sons) at the Bates
house. TO good parties prices will be made
to suit DIT
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ITALY AT THE CENTENNIAL.
The Pennsylvania Outbreak.
PoTTsyILLK, Pa. Oct

POTTsyILLR, Pa, Oct. II.
At Shenandoah, up to noon to-day, all
was reported quiet but affairs were lin an
unsettled condition, business being at a
standstill and precautions being taken to
prevent another outbreak. The situation
this morning was unchanged. But one ar
rest was made last night. Thomas Devine,
night watchman at Palmerve in colliery
near New Philadelphia, was shot and
probably wounded tonight His assassin
eacaped.
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Fatal Afray,

,. NEWTON, N. Y, Oct. IL.
Oakley B. Stoll was shot twice and NOR
tally wounded, and William Sutton slight
ly wounded, at 8 o'clock on Saturday
morning, near Flatbrookville, Sussex
county, N. j., by Elias A. Woodward,
who worked Stoll's farm. The difficulty
occurred in regard to the use of horse.
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From N ew York.
GEN. BARTLETT DECLINES.

YEN. BARTLETT DhOLiNho.
New YoRK, Oct, IL.
The Springfield Republican to-day an.
nounces that General Bartlett has declined
the nomination for lieutenant governor of
Massachusetts on the democratic ticket.
A CONSCIENTIOUS JUDGE.
A suit was brought In the United States
district court by Cobank and Mead against
ferryboats Midland and Roslyn the proper
ty of the New York, Oswego and Midland
railroad, for 100000 for supplies furnished.
The case was to have come up for hearing
before Judge Blatchford to-day but the
judge declined to hear the case on the
ground that Isaac H. Bailey, receiver of
the Commonwealth national bank 10 which
he (Blatchford) is interested as stock.
holder, has also an action pending against
the ferryboats.
THE FALL RIVER AGITAToRs.
The Germania assembly rooms were
packed yesterday with workingmen, who
had gathered to listen to the story of the
grievances of the Fall River mill opera
tives. John Swinton was chairman, and
speakers were Jepson, Bailey, Morgan,
Jefferson and Biltichif, delegates from the
Fall River weavers, and Swinton. Mcclure,
Winter and Thompson OF New York.
Among the sentiments applauded was one
from Leander Thompson that any man
who controlled over 81 900, 900 was both
thief and robber.
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Spanish News.

LONDON, Oct. IL.
The Carlist general, Saballs, goes to
Switzerland. Spain intends TO demand his
surrender as robber.
The Spanish minister to the Vatican has
presented note to Cardinal Antonio rela-
tive to the concordat.
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Gold in the Black Hills.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
Walter z. Janney, the geologist explor-
ing the Black bills, reports that he has
discovered gold in small quantities in the
Bear Lodge mountains, Wyoming Terri
tory
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Vacant Secretaryship.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
In response to an application from Gen.
Cowan, assistant secretary of the interior,
OF an opinion from the attorney general az
to whether the former can legally perform
the duties of acting secretary after to-day,
the attorney general decided that he could
mo
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Moody for Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL
Moody telegraphs that he will probably
change his plans and begin the work of
revival in Philadelphia October 31st instead
of Brooklyn.
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The Next Secretary.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The announcement of who has been ap-
pointed secretary of the interior will prob
ably not be made until Wednesday.