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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-16
From. the Lafayette Daily Courier.
A VALUABLE WORK.

DIR. r. v. Pierce, of Buffalo, distinguished in sur
gerry, and the general practice in the profession he
honors, has made valuable contribution to the med
1cal literature OF the day, in comprehensive work
entitled 1.-THE Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
WISER" While scientific throughout, it is sngularly
free from technical and sted terms. 1t comes right
down to the common sense of everyday life. Dr..
Pierce is noble specimen of American manhood
He has sprung from the people; and, with many
sympathies in common with the masses, has sought
to render them substantial service in this the great
work of his life.
oc29 decsfeodSw1w
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Johnston Ke-elccted Senator from Vir.
sinia.
RICHMOND, Dec 15.-John w. Johnston was
elected by the legislature to-day u S Senator,
on the 45th ballot
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MARRIED.,

In Auburn, Dec. 4,lWilbur S. Woodbury. of Au-
burn and Miss Jennie B. Cumming of Lewiston.
In Auburn. Dec. 5, William H. Boomer of Auburn
and Miss Helena F. Hodgdon OF Levant.
In Greene, Oct. 49, Frank Starbird and Miss Cora
Ella Ray.
ma L. Hayford of Lewiston.
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New YORK.. December 15-Evening.-M Money closed
at per cent. on CALL the highest rate per cent.
and the lowest per cent Foreign Exchange was
quiet at about 4S5 for bankers go days sterling bills
and 4S9 for demand.
Gold opened and closed at 114s, sales beng made
in interim at l141 The rates paid for carrying
and per cent; loans were also made fat. The
clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were $685.
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$4,000 in interest and $165O0O in redemption Of
bonds. The Customs receipts to-day Were $780, 900:
mortgages in good demand. The stock market
opened firm and advanced fraction, but after the
first call there was reaction. Union Pacific de-
cined from 76 "a, the remainder of the list changes
were only ] q per cent. In the afternoon the
market was generally firmer and higher; Union Pa
cific rose to 75k on the announcement from Washing
ton that the House had passed resolution commit
ting itself against granting any subsidies This def
ntey intsrfered with the project of the Government
vanced from ISL 1888. closing at 17A. Other stock
changes embraced in range per cent. The transac-
tons aggregated SO, 100 shares.
ha toll no ofG ou-
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

CARDENAS. Brig Ysidora Rionda-5559 box
shocks, 1900 hoops.
ST PIERRE. Schr Emily Curtis hid shocks,
II, 900 # lumber.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

NUMBER OF cars over dItferent r0ads-B0St0n and
Albany 218; Eastern 4; total 222.
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice 81 90 a 121;
Extra quality 81 By a 75 first quality at Sc 90 a
62k
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen. P pair, from
from $35 q S65; extra $50 a sos; Farrow Cows 500
@ $40; Yearlings $40 @ $22; two years old SIS a
S32; three years old $2S q $40.
Western Fat Swine, live s q SIC aS fb; dressed 81
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 90, 50 80,
7ac " ID.
Brighton Hides-7s q a cents % fb. I.ighton Tai
low 81 q 71c ~ fb.
Country Hides 81 q TIC % fb; Country Tallow a
15c ~ fb.
Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
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 out.
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Paints,

Port. Lead,.. 10 50 q
Pure GRID do 10 so a
Pure Dry do 10 90 @10 so
Am. Zinc. -. 10 a ~
Rochelle Yell So 81
Eng. Ven. Red 3@ 81
Red Lead. 100 il
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DIED.

In Deering, Dec. Is, Mr.. John Brown aged 90 years
months.
At Fryeburg December 14th, by Rev. B. N. Stone,
Mr.. Willard G.. Powers and Miss Sarah E. Fessen-
den, both of f.
In Georgetown. Me-, Dec. 10, Mrs. Edith A., wife
Of Benz. Cromwell, aged 81 years months.
In Auburn, Dec. Z, Miss Emily H. North, aged
&c years.
In Jay, Dec. 8, Mrs. Phineas Bond, aged "a years
10 months.
In Belfast, Dec. 6, Capt. John Toothaker, aged As
years II months.
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Portland Daily Pres. stock List

Correotedby WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Bankers and
Brokers, 81 Exchange St.
For the week ending Dec. l. 1875.
Descriptions Par Value. offered asked
0olu.s ll4A,.. liza
government S. 1881, -. .,........, 1241. ,1243
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A Widely Applicable Remedy.

SPOKEN.
Dec 7. lat a. lon 80 3d. barque Proteus, from Car
denas tor New York.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Rutland County Fair.

Cloudy, foggy, wet weather, with a
stiff south wind, are not the most favorable
conditions for the opening day of fair.
Such accompaniment kept the opening
day of the Rutland county fair from being
a success. There were very few entries,
and fewer visitors. Occasionally an cnthu-
siastic granger, with his overcoat buttoned
up to his chin, wandered around among the
empty pens. searching for stock, but the
receipts were nothing. Among the entries
was little fine stock, and to-day there will
be many additions, if the weather should
be favorable.
Col. c. II. Joyce. NJ. c., delivers the ad-
dress, and his reputation will doubtless
draw good crowd of spectators.
A little of the space in floral hall is filled
and looks doubly bright, in contrast with
the surrounding barrenness, The entries
will probably be doubled to-day, and
therefore we defer a list of them. The
other entries are given below:
HORSES.
L. A. Smith, Dandy, one brood mare.
John Engrem, Rutland, one single driv-
ing horse.
J. II. Mead, West Rutland, one geldng.
III. f. Lathrop, Pittsford, one brood
mare and colt
M. II. Sherman, Clarendon, one driving
horse.
G. C. Holden, Shrewsbury, one horse.
A. f. johnson, Rutland, one mare.
Jneca n RillinJa FINLAND nnn b.ond
mare and colt.
Leonard Fish, Ira, one brood mare ana
colt one three-year-old mare.
d. p. Eddy, Clarendon, one brood mare
and colt.
c. G. Pierce, Clarendon, one yearling
colt one double team one two-year-old
colt two brood mares and colts.
Benjamin Stevens, Pittsford, one four
year-old colt.
Henry Bishop, Clarendon, one brood
mare and colt one yearling colt.
j.. G. Fish, Shrewsbury, one brood mare
and colt one single horse, four years old,
II hands high.
j. g. Noble, Tinmouth, one single horse;
one three-yeor-old colt one ycarling colt.
Stock horses. flrst-class-J. w. Cram
ton, Rutland, WOODBURY. Pilot.
nd-class-Charles Sherman, Claren-
don, stallion, four years old.
j. p. Merriam, Clarendon, stallion,
three years old.
Matched horses-John Engrem, Rutland,
one pair matched horses.
4. $. Gorham, Rutland, one pair
matched horses.
j. ID. Stanley, Rutland, one pair matched
horses
Isaac Weaver, Ira, one pair colts, three
years old.
Henry Lincoln, Clarendon, one pair
matched horses. fD...
CATTLE.
Foreign breeds, f. w. Brown, Rutland,
hefer yearling. helfer calf, l bull calf.
a. S. and j. w. Cramton, COW, "Clif-
ton Maid" eight years old; l cow, "Straw-
berry,; ! cow, miss Howard; / heifer,
"Belle of Rutland" 2 years old; yearling
heifer, Snowflake; 2 heiicr calves, l bull
calf.
Foreign breeds, not recorded IF. w.
Brown, Rutland, 2 year old bull "Victor."
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Sporting News.

On the ID inst, there was played, at
Chester match game of quoits, for a
purse of So, 50 and 81. The game, which
was sharply contested, sobcrly conducted,
and is very popular just now, occurred Just
about opposite the tomb and hearse house,
which had a tendency to restrain levity
and pool selling. The match was best
three in five, and the following gentlemen
we're engaged Umpire, G. J.. Fletcher,
esq. tallyman or scorer, C. 0. Locke :;
contestants for prizes, L. L. Wood, j. O.
Adams, A. Rowel, Daniel French, Ed.
Kingston, Judge J. N. Mead, L. w. Brown
and Parker Tobey. The game resulted,
after four innings, as follows Brown and
Wood, first money, So; Adams and King
ston, second money, So; while the third
prize was not played for owing to the late
ness of the hour. l am indebted to the
president, Judge j. N. Mead, for the FORE
going summary of the game. A. A. d.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Labor Reform Convention
WORCESTER, Mass. DC,

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 6.
The labor reform convention was in ses.
sion In this city to-day. There are about
thirty delegates present. L. M. Chamber
lain OF Boston was chosen president. Wen.
dell Phillips was nominated for governor,
f. Bartlett for lieutenant governor, Israel
W. Andrews for secretary OF state, s. B..
Coffin for treasurer, Jno. +. Fitzgerald for
auditor, Fl. b. Mclaughlin for attorney.
general. Resolutions were adopted declar.
ing that the power and strength of the
labor movement be concentrated upon the
legislation necessary to reduce the hours of
labor system of factory inspection the
Introduction of fire escapes and protection
from dangerous machinery copdemnine
the action OF the manufacturers of Fall
River declaring in favor of greenback
currency retirement of national bank
currency and declaring the banking system
fraud.
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Peabody Fund Trustees.

New YORK, Oct. 6.
The annual meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees of the Peabody educational fund was
begun to-day. r. G. Winthrop of Boston
occupied the chair and G. Peabody Russell
Of New York acted as secretary. The ses
sion was strictly private. The trustees
present were Chief Justice Waite of WASH
ington, VIM. NJ. Evarts of New York, Ex
Governor Aiken of South Carolina, Bishop
Whipple of Minnesota, General Richard
Taylor of Louisiana, Surgeon General
Barnes of Washington, Hon. s. Watkins
OF Tennessee, and Rev. DIR. Sears of Vir-
GINA. The members of the board of trus-
tees absent were President Grant, Hon.
Hamilton Fish, Alexander Stewart of Vir-
GINA, and Geo. w. Riggs of Washington.
Rev. DR.. Sears, the general agent, read his
report. which will be acted upon by the
board tomorrow At the conclusion of
the reading of the report the meeting ad
journed till tomorrow. Secretary Fish is
expected to arrive tomorrow.
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
September Term 1875.


Hon. HoyT H. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. JACOB EDeERToN, Assistant
Hon. CuAUNcY S. RuMsEY.S Judges.
HENRY II. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, sheriff.
MARTIN G. EvERTs, states attorney.
Wednesday,, Oct. 0M.-State vs. John
Haley, appeal from justice court, keeping
with intent to sell trial by jury verdict
guilty of one offence fine $40 and sosts.
State We. John Cupps, assault plea
guilty; fine $40 and costs.
State VS.. George Noyes. Intent to muir
der Bonds called and declared forfeit &;
motion made to CHANGER
State va. Chas Plumlcy. Assault. Bonds
called and declared forfeit ; motion made
to CHANGER.
State vs.. Henry Fee. Larceny. Bonds
called md declared forfeit motion made
to CHANGER.
State VS.. John McVeigh. Larceny Bonds
called and declared forfeit motion made
10 CHANGER.
State VS.. John. McNahon. Assault.
Bonds called and declared forfeit
No. 2S. Rutland Probate Court We. G.
X S S. Williams. Judgment for plain
tiff. Damages 81 costs 81.
No. SO. Fred. Eastman VS.. Peter Promo
apt. Heard with the court.
No. 40. William Promo VS.. Peter Pre-
mo. Judgment for plaintiff on report with
one-half costs to subsequent attaching
creditors.
No. 1852 Edwin M. Cook vs.. Lewis +.
Scofield. Judgment for plaintiff, without
prejudice MS to the reduction of the amount
of note.
No. 202. Eunice II. Colburn Vs. Moses
Colburn. Petition for divorce, bill granted
for adultery.
No. 1870. Merritt G. lIulett VS.. Sarah II.
Hulett. Petition for divorce, bill granted
for adultery.
No. $50. r. G. Abal, guardian, vs. II.
e. Meanwhile. Heard on report of COM
missioners. With the court.
All the jurors were discharged for the
term except five living in this village, and
these were excused from attendance unless
notified that they were wanted
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United States Circuit Court
Hon. NATHANIEL SnlPMAN, judge.
.. b. SMALLEY. clerk.

lion. NATHANIEL SnlPMAN, judge
II. Is. SMALLEY, clerk.
B. L. FIFIELD, district attorney.
GEORGE j. FOSTER, marshal
Wednesday, October 5. AT the assembly
of the court, the list oi petit jurors was
called as follows:
Brandon--H. a. Sumner, N. Il. Paine,
Hiram Roberts, Richard WEIGH.
Poultney-R. J. Marshall, Henry Arm
strong, p. G. Richardson, l.. A. Halves.
Fairhaven-H Henry Green, Edward Il.
Allen, Caleb b. Ranney
CasLleton-John Culver, Joseph Bishop,
ii. o. Brown, John Wyatt.
Clarendon Peck, Leonard Stew
ard, Fred A. Davis, Arima ID. Smith.
Rulland-Samuel Boartmlu. Chas. III.
Sheldon, Chauncy T. Gorham, l.. NJ. Wal
ker.
Pittsford-Rollin $ Meacham, Samuel
ID. Winslow, |. Scott Hall, Eben Ii. Drury.
The first case for,trial was the Rumford
chemical works, VS.. Hilton, Miller 81 Co.
After being heard in part, it was discover
ed that the pleadings were defective, and
leave was granted the defendant TO amend
and the cause continued.
Administrators of Arunah w. Hyde VS..
the Delaware and Hudson canal company
was continued on application of the defen-
dants.
Andrew j. Bean w. Becllwith & Henry
was heard in part, and the trial will proceed
this morning.
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The Chandler Buell. Libel Suit.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. G.
The question of the sufllciency of the in
dictment against A. G. Buell. for alleged
libel of Senator Chandler of Michigan
came before the United States circuit again
yesterday, and was argued by counsel, after
which Judge Treat delivered an address,
in which he said the gravest question in the
matter was that of jurisdiction. Either
the police court of Washington city had or
had not jurisdiction of the offense charged
If 1t had jurisdiction, then the criminal
court has no right to take cognizance of it
II il had not, then the act of 1874, giving
the criminal court Jurisdiction over it
was retrospective as far as this case was
concerned, and was consequently inopera-
tive. The prisoner was ordered dis.
charged
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Vermont Sabbath School Association.

The Vermont Sabbath school convention
and teachers institute will be held in the
Congregational church in Barre, October
10, 10, and IA, 1875. j. Bennett Tyler,
Esq, of Philadelphia, Pa an eminent
Sunday school worker and conductor of in
stitutes, will be present and conduct the
institute exercises. Mr. George q. Steb-
bins, of Chicago, ILL.,, will have charge OF
the music. Other persons have been en-
gagged to participate 10 the exercises. The
good people of Barre send cordial invita-
ton to every Sabbath school in the state TO
send delegates to this meeting, and to pas
tors, all OF whom will receive hearty
welcome. Pastors and delegates who
wish entertainment will please send their
names to Charles o. Smith, Barre. Re-
turn checks will be furnished by the secre-
tary.
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FLOUR.-Recelpts 1908 barrels. The market
opened shade less active and slightly In
buyers favor. sales OF H. 800 barrels OF superdns
western and state at IS soa6 Is; common
TO good extra western and state at
s. s0,6G IS; good 10 choice do at - %
a6 G5 commoa TO choice white wheat western
extra at SO 65aT 60; fancy white wheat western
extra at 81 65as 30 common 10 good extra Ohio
at s. SCOT 90; common TO choice extra st. Louis
at 50 Oo@9 90. Patent Minnesota extra good
TO prime, 50 so.a7 90; choice to double extra,
81 95s 10 90, including 6,5O0 barrels OF extra mill
Hour at prices within range; s,4Oo shipping
exTas az 70 goS 10 "a market CLOSING quiet
ket was Lore lower, with limited demand Sales
OF l4s,00o bush at 81 O6a 90 for rejected spring:
No do % i0 10 store NS chGa s fsi g r old
Northwest; 81 29Csl 3iX for new No. Nil
waukee; 81 40 Tor No. ] Milwaukee; u 3a0
a for sound new and old winter red western;
ern 81 35al IS for do white western 81 81
ior amber Michigan s. 4otsl IS for new white
10 81 4l@l 4s for No Minnesota 81 oo for
CoRN-Receipts Il, sos bushels. The market
opened nrm and afterwards declined. closed
Tor steamer western mixed. 69k97Oc for sail
dol OF for heated do. 70Cs7l for high mixed
and yellow western; 6s'soIc for heated western
oATs.-Receipts 42.2Oo bushels. The market
Is quoted as being a shade better. sales Of
ol,ooo bushels at 32Cao3c for new mixed and
white, Including white state at %as4oSc; mixed
western at 4Sa45 white western at t6aSs.
HAY.5The market is quoted heavy al Toe
for old shipping.
lIoPs,-Tlie market Is quoted as heavy At A
1870. wy
CorFEE.-The market for Rio Ia quoted n
being quiet and firm ut lsAa2llc gold for
cargoes IVY @22Sc. gold for job LOIS.
suGAR-The market Is quoted as beinRlsuiet
Ing.
MoLAssrs.--The market quoted as quiet and
steauy, ana In lair demann for grocery grades.
kIcE.-Thc market Is quoted as being quiet
ana unchanged at 7H@sc for new Louisiana
PETRoLEUM.-The market is quoted a. being
uuli ana heavy. Sales OF crude at ss@oxc
r,,,nned, i3ls@iSA; cases, l7Ac9lsk; nApths,
TALLOw.-The market Il quoted ~ nrn.
sales, 10000 lbs at i0,s@l0kc.
EGGs.-Thc market Is quoted heavy Al eI0sSc
Tor state and Pennsylvania s'02sc for west
ern.
PORK The market is quoted ~ being
ilriner. Sales. 600 barrels OF new mess In job
lots at f22 e5s22 80.
BEEf.-The market Is quoted as belAg quiet
Cut meats quiet; middies firm. Sales OF
Western long clear Mt iSc; 100 boxes city long
clear at l3c.
LARD.-The market Is heavy. Sales OF 20
tlerces OF prime steam at II.
BUTTER--Tne market is quoted a. nrm at
l5cae5c for western 23ls3l for state.
cnEEsE.--The market IL quoted steady At exc
l2S for common 10 prime.
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John Barden, Wells, 1 bull three years
old.
Linsey Round, Clarendon, bull one
Domestic and mixed breeds-Bepj amin
Stevens, Pittsford, pair fat cattle.
John Engrem, Rutland, 1 mich COW, 1
heifcr calf.
A. B. Engrem, Rutland, 1 heifer two
years old.
Jesse o. Billings, Rutland, 1 bull two
years old.
A. S. and j. w. Cramton, / yearling
heifer, heifer, two years old.
WORKING OXEN.
g. W. Sawyer, PiitsGeld, yoke steers
two years old.
John Engrem, Rutland, town team.
j. IL. Smith, Rutland, 1 pair working
oxen five years old.
II. f. Lathrop, Pittsford yoke oxen.
:. Jesse o. Billings, Rutland pair year.
ling stears.
Thomas Quincy Clarendon, pair year
ling steers.
j. ID. Tubbs, Tinmouth, pair oxen.
Merino bucks and lambs, y. j. Mead,
West Rutland, bucks, 9 years old and
over, bucks less than . years, 3 buck
lambs.
John Barden, Wells, Merino buck,
years old
Leonard Fish, Ira, 2 two year old bucks,
yearling buck.
Merino ewes, John ii. Mead, West Rut-
land, 2 pens breeding ewes 9 pens eve
lambs
BUTTER.
A. B. Engrem, 25 lbs. butter.
G. &. Holden, Shrewsbury, tub butter.
DAIRY CHEESE.
John Barden, Wells, so pounds dairy
cheese.
A. d. Smith, Dandy, dairy cheese.
FACTORY CHEESE.
Rutland factory. cheese.
East Clarendon factory, 2 cheeses.
Smith Town factory, 2 cheeses.
Otter creek factory, cheese.
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Fires.

New YORK, Oct G.
The bobbin factory of the Van Ripper
manufacturing company at Passaic, N. j.,
said TO be the largest OF the kind in the
country, was burned last night. Loss $75,-
900 insurance not known.
ELMIRA, Oct G.
A fire occurred in the court house yes
terday morning, at Corning, by which q
valuable law library of the late Judge
Thomas A, johnson of that place was
damaged to the amount of So, 900 insured
for half that amount.
SANDY HILL, Oct 6.
About eleven o'clock last night n house
and contents, situated about one mile east
of the village, and owned by man named
John Carney, was destroyed by fire. Fully
insured
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Prohibition Meeting.

BOSTON, Oct. q.
A meeting of the prohibition party was
held this morning. Rev. ID. G. Eddy of
Boston, presided. The committee on reso-
lutions reported three, the most important
of which was in effect Resolved, That
the safety of the republic and the cause of
prohibition depends upon making the party
unit for right, which can best be secured
by defeating Alexander IL. Rice John ].
Baker of Beverley was unanimously nomi-
mated for governor. 1t is not thought pro-
bable that any other nominations will be
made
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 6.
The Bufford stake, for threc-ycar olds,
two mile heats, was won by George Gra-
ham, Emma second, Volcano third time,
S.46t, 3.4Gi, 3.50i, 3.49i. Tho second
heat was dead one between Emma and
Volcano, and the third heat was won by
Emma, Graham taking the iirstand fourth.
The mile and half dash was won by Ari.
iona, Millionaire second, Fair Play third /;
time, 2.45. The dash of n mile and AN
eighth was won by Weatherby time,
2.O44.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Preachers Meeting.

The preachers Of the Methodist church
in Springfield district, Vermont conference,
are to hold three days meeting at the
Union church, Mechanicsvile, commenc-
ing Oct. 49, 1t is expected that number
of ministers from other parts Of tho state
will be in attendance. Ample accommoda-
tons will be provided. All coming by rail
will leave the cars at Mount Holly depot.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Decisions Against Tweed.

New York, Oct. @.
The supreme court, general term, rem
dered decision this morning-Judges Davis
and Brady giving opinion confirming Judge
Barrett's order, in chamber, denying the
motion to vacate the order of arrest ON the
90, 900, 900 suit against VIM. Nj. Tweed, or
to reduce the $3,000,0O0 bail. Another
decision was given through Judge Davis,
reversing Judge Donohue's order from
which the people appealed, requiring the
bill of particulars as to the fraudulent bills
and vouchers complained of by the people.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Reviewing Sherman.

ARLINGTON, Oct. o.
The announcement of lengthy review
OF sherman's memoirs made up chiefly
from official records of the war department
reached here to-day. 1t will make a
volume us large as one of Sherman's. Free
access to official files for the purpose of
making this compilation was given at the
department TO the author. 1t is by Gen.
IL. V. Boynson and will be published in
fortnight.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-07
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Mark H...Prindle, residing in Fer
risburgh, was taken i'll about II o'clock
Tuesday. Mr.. T.. started for the doctor
and informed the neighbors who immedi-
ately rendered all assistance in their power
but life was extinct before medical aid
arrived. Mrs. Prinde has been i'll for two
years, though somewhat more comfortable
through the past summer. Heart disease
was the cause of her sudden demise.
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Foul Play or Rascality.

WORCESTER, VCt. o.
l. w. Podd, one of the heaviest manu.
facturers of machinists' tools in the city,
has disappeared under suspicious crcum-
stances. He went to Boston, collected
$4,000 and went thence to New York. A
portion Of his clothes was found in the
stateroom on the Fall River and New York
steamer, but the man, money and yalu-
ables were missing. No clue.