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WaahIngton CIty.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-Itls said 10y
one of the most prominent Republican Sena-
tors that during the present week joint
resolution will be introduced recognizing
the Kellogg government, irrespective Of
Pinchback's admission as Senator from
Louisiana, and that a-military government
for Louisiana or any other Southern State
is out Of the question.
Sheridan will remain at New Orleans
without limit as to time.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-The chances
of Congressman Randall for the next
Speakership Of the House has been brought
into prominence, and greatly strengthened
by his vigorous course regarding the
Louisiana outrage, and his ready knowledge
and efficient use OF parliamentary tactics
against the civil rights bill.
The President sent TO the House to-day
the report from the levee commissioners
who recommend the immediate appropria-
ton Of three million dollars to repair ex-
isting crevasses in Louisiana, aud half a
million each for Arkansas and Mississippi.
Il Is stated upon good authority that no an
preparation viii BE made beyond three hun
dred thousand dollars Tor an official survey.
WASHINGTON, January 26.-Tbe state
ments frequentlf made and Published that
certain members Of the Cabinet threatened
to resign on account Of differences OF
opinion concerning the management Of the
Louisiana matter, and that, iI consequence
thereof, the message 81 the President was
changed il tone and language, are aufhon-
tatively stated 20 be without foundatioD.
In fact, no such threat was made to the
President, and there was no change IN The
tone and character Of the message, &c has
been stated.
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LoxDOS, January 20. Prince IeopoId
has had another bemorrhage and IL weaker.
and it is announced Canon Kingsley Is daily
expected.
BEnLtS, January 20.-Bishop Of Poder-
born was to-day condemned 70 the for
TEES q Wessl, where he Is 70 be immured.
HAVANA, January 21.-Geu. Saieide, BhO
operated between CeiEgo de AVilla and No
nm, has destroyed several encampmenfs
hastily evacnated By tie insurgents.
The buildings on the San Feiiz farm.
three miles from Hilla Clan, have been
fred and destroyed bIfh insurgenis, Who
killed one corporal
Volunteers and negro reinfcrcemenis Tor
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-05
RUTLAND. COUNTY COURT.
September Term 1878.

September Term 1875.
Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief Judge.
Hon. JACOB EDaERToN, Assistant
HoN. CnAUNoY S. RUMsEY.y Judges.
HENRY Ii. SMITH, clerk.
WILLIAM M. FIELD, sheriff.
MARTIN G. EvERTs, states attorney.
Monday, Octem6er 4M.-The court con.
vened at o'clock and the case of the state
as. Marcus A. Hitchcock, for adultery, was
called. The testimony was all heard and
the argument opened for the state by +. J.
Ormsbee, followed by Col. c. II. Joyce for
the defense. At the evening session d. l..
Nicholson spoke for the defense, and Mar
tin G. Everts. states attorney, closed for
the prosecution. The case was given to
the jury about nine o'clock, and they fail
ing to agree at ten the court took a recess
till to day.
The jury in the case are L. G.tKlngsley,
George w. billiard, E. Z. Lewis, George
II. Cheney, A. S. Cramton, John NJ. Hall,
Rutland; Rufus Holt, Pittsfield L. j.
Williams, Casteton; John Minett, Mt. Ia
Dor; l.. w. Hitchcock, West Haven
Smith johnson, Ira James Kelley, West
Haven.
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The Dunsmore Poisoning Case.

The two children of Ebenezer Dunsmore
of Weathersfeld, TO whom their mother
administered poison, have improved quite
rapidly within the past few days, and are
now out of danger and able to be around
the house. There appears to be no change
in Mrs. Dunsmore's condition, and the
opinion now generally prevails that she is
and was insane at the time of the admins
tering of the poison. Ever since that day,
she has seemed unable to move, but, last
Sunday, being left alone for time, i'm
proved the opportunity to raise up and
jump out of.a window. EShe travelled some
distance, wading a brook in which the
water was from two to three feet deep and,
finally, fell exhausted on the opposite bank.
She was taken up and carried home, and
processes to have no recollection of leaving
the house or of crossing tho brook. 1t is
hardly thought that she will recover.
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Foreign Corn Crop.

LONDON, Oct. A.
The Mark Lane Express, in its review
of the corn trade for the past week, says
the late heavy rains, strong breezes, and
reduced temperature have brought wide
extent of land into readiness for the pillow,
and the opportunity has been freely used
here and in France and Belgium. We trust
the autumnal sowings will have better
result than in 1874. The downward ten
dency seems TO have stopped. The country
markets are firm and in some places prices
have advanced l shilling. Wheat is higher
at Danzig and the German markets are
dearer In Hungary firmness is maintained,
winter and the closing of the Baltic may
further enhance values.
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Whisky Difficulties.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 8.
The wholesale liquor dealers association
of Frisco, at recent meeting, endorsed
Supervisor Faulke and Collector Sedge-
wick, and declared that no whisky ring tx-
lists here. A petition directed to Senator
Sargent, asking his influence 10 behalf OF
Faulke and Sedgewick TO retain them in
office, was numerously signed by the
wholesale liquor dealers. The Pacific dis
tillery company, which has been recently
prominently mentioned in connection with
the investigation by the revenue officials
on this coast, was represented at the above
meeting. Supervisor Hawley from the
east has relieved Faulke.
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!, cad This, II Way save Your Life.

Kendall's Pectoral Balsam cures catarrh,
consumption, cold, coughs, soreness IN the
throat. lungs, side, stomach, shortness OF
breathing, phthisc, whooping cough, and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. No
one will deny the simple fact that it is bet
ter TO keep well than to be cured when sick
yet most people are living to-day as though
the idea was untrue. We pay far less
attention To our bodily health than we do
to the tools on our farms and in our work
shops. This is fast age; we are all
rushing on to the end. How much better
it would be for all mankind if they would
stop and think What is the scourge of
our northern climate 1t is throat and
lung disease. Then why will you let that
cough or cold carry you off when one bot
tie If Kendal's Pectoral Balsam will cure
you? o, why will you die Are you in
n hurry TO shuttle off this mortal coil No.
Then take Kendall's Pectoral B,,lsam and
live. Sold by all dealers IN medicine; only
so cents for large bottles. Try it.
FRANCIS FEM,
d&w Proprietor, Rutland, Vt.
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United States District Court.
Hon. NATHANIEL SnIPMAN, judge.
B. d. SMALLEY, clerk.

hon. NATHANIEL OHlPMAN, Judge.
Is. Is. SMALLEY, clerk.
b. +. FIFIELD, district attorney.
GEORGE p. FOSTER, marshal
The United States court for the district
of Vermont will assemble at the United
States court room this afternoon, at two
o'clock. The docket will be called and n
charge delivered TO the grand jury. 1t is
expected some action will be taken in ref
crence to the death of Hon. Lewis 3.
Woodruff, who was the United States cir
cult judge for this district.
The case of the administrator of the
estate of A. w. Hyde, of Castleton, VS..
Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad will be
heard during the term.
Among the attorneys already in, town to
attend the court are Hon. b. +. Fiefed,
United States district attorney; ex-Lieut.
Gov. George N. Dale, of Island Pond ;'E.
j. Phelps, Burlington Charles N. Davcn-
port, Brattlcboro George w. Cahoon.
Lyndon Col James T. Allen, Newport
Hon. II. c. Wilson, Troy :; Henry G. Ide,
ST. Johnsbury; Norman Paul, Woodstock;
George N. Edmuster, Windsor. Several
other leading attorneys Of the state are
expected to be present, and the term will be
of more than usual length.
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Freedmans Savings Bank.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.
Some newspapers have seriously stated
that the Freedmans savings and trust COM
PIANO will commence paying dividend of
30 per cent on the firft of Nov. next. The
company will pay only 90 per cent. The
whole number of open deposit accounts is
61,154. The present liabilities are So, $685.
749.39. The amount of the first dividend
to be paid as above stated is 1901, 1887.
There are about 5000 accounts of less
than SIS each, and the commissioners will
be much pressed to get ready for payment
by the first of Nov. No claims should be
presented or forwarded before that time.
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SparvlsltnU 4 60.

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
can be left at No. / Merchants row OF Mt
the South end news room under the Bard
well house. sept29dtf
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New York Produce Market.
y.ft NEW YORK, Oct. .,

FLouR.-Recepts 1854 barrels. The market
for shipping grades quoted firmer and in fair
demand Sales OF 1920 barrels OF supernne
western and state ut IS 2096 rs; common
IS soa6 is; good to choice do. at - ~
,aS Is; common to choice white wheat western
extra at SO 65@7 90; fancy white wheat western
extra at 81 65as 30 common to good extra Ohio
at IS s0Ca7 65 common 10 choice extra st. Louis
at So 0O@9 %. Patent Minnesota extra good
to prime, 50 s0a7 w choice TO double extra,
81 $50 10 co. including 5000 barrels OF extra mill
Hour at prices within range 5000 shipping
extras market closing quiet.
WHEAT.-Keceipts $3.50 bushels. Tho mar
ket was ta2c better with good export demand
both on spot and for forward delivery; TRANSACT
lions for export materially checked by the flrm-
ness OF holders and advanced frelghts. Sales
or 2si 600 bush at 81 O6i 70 for rejected spring:
81 1901 is Tor No. chicago 81 25cei - for old
No. do in store and afioat 81 70 for do. No.
2 Northwest; 81 20 "a 80 for NO. : NIL
waukee 81 89(al Al for No. spring; ~
d2 for sound new and old winter RED western;
81 O5a1 10 for unsounf new winter red western;
81 25(f1 80 for sound do; 81 2sSl ~ for sound
new and old amber western; 81 s39i 90 for
gan 81 50 for choice now amber virginia.
ConN.-Recejpts 1871 COS bushels. Tho market
Is a shade Hrrier, moderate export homo trade
inquiry. Sales of ie,.p0O bushels at os q e9c
for steamerwestern mixed; o. . zoe for sail
" do; 65c az FOR heated do. 70le7l for high mixed
mixed &c fol, westeTnmixed In store.
Observation-Disclosures bushels. The market
Is quoted as being dull and lower. Sales OF
o. 600 bushels at 52a03c for new mixed and
white, including white state at 4SSb3c; mixed
western at 40a45 white western Vt <5So2 !;
prime mixed Chicago at 45c.
The following is the stock OF grain in store
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Libel Suit.

CLEVELAND, Oct. A.
Judge Young of the police court of this
city commenced libel suit last Saturday,
against the publishers of the Cleveland
Leader, laying damages at $25, 900, for in
juries inflicted on his judicial character,
his reputation and his character as citi-
zen. He has also been the subjec, Of caus-
tic criticism by the Leader, but he makes
no reference to this in his plea.
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Horrible Murder.

CoNooRD, N. III. Oct. A.
a horrible murder occurred at Snncook
today, Miss Langmade, daughter of James
F. Iangmade, highly respectable citizen
of Suncook, eft her home this morning
for school, having half mile to walk,
part of the way through the woods. Not
returning at the usual hour, search was
made and the woods secured. At 8 O'Clock
this evening her body was found in the
woods a half mile fiom the road with the
head nearly severed from the body. She
had been outraged and murdered. Intense
excitement exists in the community.
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Grand Rifle Tournament.

The Burlington rifle company announce
a grand rifle tournament on Wednesday
and Thursday, October 20 and 81, 1875,
when 5000 will be offered in prizes. The
programme is as follows
First day-purse $50. First money $50,
second $40, third $50, fourth $l5, fifth
$40, sixth So distance 800 yards. Posi-
ton any without artificial rest.
Second day-purse $50. First money
S25, second $l2, third SO, fourth So. Dis
lance 200 yards. Position, standing and OFF
the shoulder.
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The Vice President.

BosT0N, Oct. 4.
Vice President Wilson has been counsel
ed by his medical advisers to abandon his
intention to lecture this season, as 1t would
prove too serious strain on his constitu-
ton If undertaken in addition to his official
duties and the completion of his book.
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East Wallingford.

In connection with the revival at East
Wallingford the following appointments
are made: Rev. Dwight Spencer, of FAIR
haven, will preach on Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings. Prof. Tilden,
principal of Black River academy, Ludlow,
will lead union gospel meeting next Fri
day evening. Other successful workers
will be present
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Disasters by the Storm.

ttcg HALIFAX, Oct. 4.
Late advices from Magdalen Island give
additional reports of wrecks by the gale OF
September 81. The scl,ooners M. Eliza
beth of Guysboro, and AuervoneOf Prince
Edwards Islands are ashore at Amherst
harbor. No lives were lost. A brig or
top-sail schooner is ashore at Grass Isle,
had all hands lost, supposed TO be Cana
dian vessel, breaking up. Two bodies were
found on the beach near the wreck. Three
unknown schooners are ashore at Chati-
camp, Cape Breton. ,f.. '....,.i .l.
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Musical Convention.

There is to be musical convention held
in Mechanicsville, commencing to day,
TUESDAY, Oct. 5th,) and continuing four
days, under the direction of Prof. o. f..
Locke of Boston and Mr.. M. L. Lawrence
of Springfield, Vt. Other eminent musi-
clans are expected to be present. Concerts
will be given on Thursday and Friday
evenings,
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MANY PENSIONS

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.
No possible risk. The Estey leads the world.
II you wish for catalogues, prices or terms,
write the General Agent,
GEORGE O. DAY,
Dovl0d1y Rutland, vt.
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MARINE DISASTER.
THE ENGLISH TROUBLE IN onINA
Fires.

LAWRENCE, Mass Oct. 4.
A fire originating from spontaneous COM
bustion damaged the Washington mills
$4,000 on stock and machinery to-day.
The damage to the building is compare
lively slight.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
he glass works of Burgin & Sons,
Girard avenue and Palmer street, With six
small buildings, were burned to-day. The
works had been closed since May, and only
started last week. One hundred and fifty
hands are thrown out of employment.
Loss not ascertained.
BUFFALO, Oct. 4.
A destructive fire broke out at o'clock
this morning at Aurora village, supposed
to be incendiary, destroying tavern, Ii.
B. Mil.ers store, and three large barns of
c. j. Hamlin of this city. Loss estimated
at $40, 500 insurance $16,500.
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q. Pitcher and family, Washington, d. c.;
james A. Shedd, Burlington; John |.
Gleed, Sheldon; A. p. Bean, Glover; w.
G. Lewis, Hartford, Conn; Rev. s. II.
Archibald, Pawlet, George w. Cahoon,
Lyndon; w. A. Short, Malone, N. Y.
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Sentenced to be Hung.

BosToN, Oct. A.
In the United States circuit court this
morning George Miller and WIN. Smith,
convicted of murder on hoard the schooner
Jefferson Borden, were sentenced 10 be
hanged January Ia. They received their
sentence without emotion.
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The Body Of Mr.. BENJAMIN Found.

GLENoovE, N. Y, Oct. A.
The body H. Benjamin, who was drown
ed with Rev. Geo. b. POrteus at Hemp
stead harbor, on Tuesday last, came ashore
near Glencoye Landing last night. This
will probably put an end to rumor of foul
play and Benjamin's swimming away after
the upsetting of their boat.
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THE NEW BRIDGE.
Races at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. A.
At the fall meeting of the Nashville
blood horse association, the Young Ameri-
ca stakes for two year olds, one mile, was
won by Plantz in 1:47. Clemmie G.. Sec
ond, Grief third
Linck Hotel stakes, for three year olds,
mile heats, was won by King Alfonzo in
1:45, 1:47a; Asterlite second, Misdeal third.
Dash Of mile and an eighth was won
by Weatherby in 1861; Red Man second,
Newburn third.
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Another Swindle.

mr u ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 4.
The Gazette says of the Montpelier fe-
male humane lottery that it is believed not
single dollar was drawn by any bona lde
ticket holder, but that all the money,
amounting to 100000, has been retained
by New York sbarpers, who are accused
OF the entire fraud.
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Eastern New York Fair.

ALBANY, Oct. 4.
The eastern New York fair opens near
this city tomorrow. Indications point to
brilliant success. The entries are num-
erous and of excellent character, and the
judges arc men of large expert nee in such
matters. The display of stock and farm
produce will be unusually fine.
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The Barre Bank Robber.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 4.
Peter Alphonsos, alias Peter Curley, the
Barre bank robber, was arraigned 10 day
and entered plea of "not guilty" At
the request of the state, on account of
cashier Kings illness, the case was contin-
ued till March, 1876.
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LIQUOR Licenses.

Hartford, Ct, Oc'. 4.
At The town election to-day, Hartford
voted for the liquor license by about 100
majority. East Hartford by Q majority,
Danbury voted Do license. The largest
places generally vote for license and nhal-
Ter towns are about equally divided on this
question
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BY TELEGRAPH
Especial to The Giobe.l
Inhuman Treatment of a Bow.

BURLINGTON, Oct. A.
Considerable excitement prevails in Will
liston over the inhumrn treatment of boy
by his parents. Selectman Horace Isham
visited the house of Edward Hursdill, Fri
day, and found in an unfurnished shed
chamber his boy (four years Of age) con-
fined with hardly any clothing upon him.
He could not walk or talk, and had every
appearance of being an idat. He was COW
cred with filth and vermin, and the room
had evidently not been cleaned for two
years. Tie Williston authorities and
States Attorney Hewitt will investigate the
affair tomorrow.
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In Memoriam,

At the weekly meeting of the directors
of the Rutland county national bank, Mon
day, the following resolutions of respect
to the memory of the late president of that
institution, whose death occurred on the
9th ult., were adopted by unanimous
vote:
RESOLUTIONS.
In the providence of God, our esteemed asso-
ciate, VIM. Y. Ripley, the honored president of
this bank, from It's organization, has been re-
moved by death and, recognizing the Divine
hand In this dIspensation, we submcsively bow
to the Will OF Him who glveth life, and at His
pleasure, in the fulfillment of Ills own wise
purposes, takcth 4. again.
At the sunset of life, with the glory OF his
three-score years and ten resting upon him,
after the turmoil and responsibilities Of an
active career, In quietness and peace he laid
his burden down, the silver cord was loosed,
and the hand OF death stlled the pulslng heart,
g. gently, not shifting it,
But a5 a harper lays his open palm
Upon his harp to deaden Its vibrations"
Conscious OF our loss we mourn the absence
OF valued and efficient officer conscientious
and painstaking, cautious and discreet in the
discharge Of the trusts committed to his care
q friend, staunch and reliable, warm-hearted
and sincere, whose afTectionate regard was TO
be sought and priced cultured gentleman
and companion, social and courteous; and a
man and citizen, high.mnded and honorablee
generous and public spirited Therefore,
ResOlued. That we refer with pride to the
record of the prosperity OF this institution I'M
der his careful management, and hold in pleas
ant remembrance the years Of uninterrupted
and agreeable association with him In the ad.
ministration OF Its affairs
That we cherish with affection and respect
the memory of our lamented friend, and ten
der to his family our sincere and respectful
coincidence, mourning with them common
bereavement;
That the action OF this board be entered In
full upon the records OF the bank, and copies OF
these resolutions forwarded to the family of
the deceased and furnished for publication.
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- fNOSNe 1900 -
HoPs-l'he market is quoted as heavy at 10
ollie for yearllngs lsT+s Ut l2Slo new crop
1915. Fl, tJF .f'ftlf
CoPFRE.-The market for Rio is quoted a.
being quiet and NC higher at l9Aa2iAc gold for
cargoes; i9& @23Hc. gold for JOB lots.
FL. sSUdAR.-The market rs quoted as being quiet
and steady at Tl@sb for fair TO good refin-
Ing
MoLAssEs.-Tho market quoted as quiet and
steady, and In fair demann for grocery grades.
RICE,--1he market is quoted - being quiet
and unchanged at 7&@sc for new Louisiana
and Carolina.
PETRoLEUM-The market is quoted as being
heavy and quiet. Sales OF crude at oAc;
refined, i3Isiss.; cases. lThc9isk; naptha,
TALLow.-The market is quoted as nrm.
Sales, so 900 lbs at i0't @l0Ec.
EGGs.-The market Is quoted f1rm At 2aassc
for state and Pennsylvania sIe2sc for west
crn. s.i.n'. ~
PoRK-- The market Is quoted a. being
firmer. Sales, 100 barrels OF new mess In job
lots at $22 25ta22 3rH.
BEBF.-The market is quoted as being quiet.
Cut meats quiet; middles firm. sales OF
western long clear at l21c; 200 boxes city long
clear ut 13c. t
LARD.-The market is 1rmer. Sales OF ooo
tierccs OF prime steam at 1iAl4t.
BurrER-The market In quoted as nrm ~
l5Ia25c for western 23dSi for state.
CHEEsE.-The market IL quoted steady ~ oh0
l2H for common TO prime.