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WooLES AND WORRIED MEN GETTING wansTED
Speeaat Dttrstch IL ne catee:o T,,buur-
w,su,Sorov n II Snr Tina r,oroaon,A
:. - ...
s's" u sno "ooi "na "o4o1eo 'n'e'esto ase uah
ING esrnost proteats against recent decision OF
the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. This
decision IL ia clsucl. disturb ali tho oontracta
that h,v, hoan n.da hotraan i'm uoo,.n-oro,a
N'se.... '.D
sno uha"'4esa'e.7' 4n1 'ao .neic"ao'a' Ano
threatens 10 pFostfasc the manufacture Of Worst-
ed goods for tariff purposes. Wool imports arc
divided into three claaacs-f1Yst, ctothiup woo,s
...o,,s .,r,htn. .ao1. ~ ~, go.
.S.''- ~ se :oe'. "o' ~" 'Anu' ee'pos 1na
stl1H "oo1s' AneFs u io11hef provision
imported waaAed, tho duty shall DO
double that imposed urou It II
unHaahed. Tho uniform practice Of tho Treas
nry Tor eight yea!o has been 10 exempt woal Of
tbs second and third class from double duty
when ~sshod. The Assistant Secretary Of tic
Treasury has ruled that double duty tnuas also
be 3moosed upon washed woots Of the recond
and thiEd CLASS. He aays any other insesprsta-
tion would pofmit discrimination iu favor Of
wsshed "2ols other than the drst-caas, which 1t
Is not reasonable TO suppose Conggcss Intended.
Ills doubles tho dnty upon thu Two claHsea VI
WOOL inns are ths chle1 elements IN lhe Eorated
industry.
Srda PORT.
Gen. Nobert C. Mitchell, Of Kansas, hxs bean
indicted hero on account OF alleged completely
In tho sugs Fort fraudulent e'sms. Mitchell
"As candidate !oF Clerk OF tho HouEa. Vhere
are thirteen candidates left.
MISSISSIPPI.
Tho removal Of ex-senator Peaso, Postmaster
~ fcksbuEE, and Of stcius, Postmaster 1t Holly
BpriuCat WAS ordered hy the President, aud uot
by Poatmssss1-Gen Jewell Tho latsor saga
that both wore competent officers, aud per-
formed theif duties to tbs satisfaction Of tho
post-Ullcc Department. 1t ia expected thAc
several other feltrHl oflcsEh In MjBaf&HiDpf
will soon bs ratnoyeu, including many OF thosn
Who took ground ag4ips, Gov. Amra In thn l,to
CANVASS IL IL oyon surn,isod that noiicv NJ t1,s
gooaral ramoysl of Eods,al otfioars n thst H,.ts
similar to tho oae puysued In 1lissonri ia iSil
will be aHopted. II In aaesrtainnd from trust.
worthy Uea,ocrutic sourues that thn Damorrs.s
iume1latolY upon the nneet,no Of Tho fe",sls.
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formed among themselves. Thay are al in-
vnIyed In one 'dtstster, And that = complete and
sweeping disanter. Ehan theT be asa.te,i by
priya,e capital organized in nome much :arm as
tho nxrlcu!turot inhtituttons Of credt which have
done ~ lnucI. for Eastern Prusnia, Or hy tho
State tlitectIy7 Tho traditions Of thn In!hian
Government pnnt to The hitter alternative,
AMI tins tho Aujenenc Zaiung thinks will 10
chosen. In otllor words. the famine Of 1875
viii lcat to great l!ursian loan tn 1876.
Tia credit Of tho Emmre, ~ ~ shown but tho
loan contl probably 10 rasrd in Weatarn Eu-
roso " Ist,tsia to-day on mora favorable term.
than by any other p',wer. Uut It il quite another
question. wl,st wi! be t!le ctrect upon l.uaHtsn
credit hete,!tcr of auch loan rsiacd for suci,
purpose and dishurtel IN u,dtr Ito adn,l,strs-
tiye syatotn Of Nurata 1t is ,lu.:s aurc to he.
, 1875-11-08
ITALY,

ITALY.
PROSPECTIVE WHIT OF DlsnAaok 70 THAT couS-
TRx.
New IonK, Nov. Tho Liberia, Of nouo,
ssa.ss that Prince Bismarck intauls to visit
Roma next ysar 10 thank the King Of Italy and
his Mtniste1s for their many proofs OF ftleudship
to him.
DIPLOMATIC.
LONDON, Nov. IA SPECIAL tels8ram 10 tbs
11Tass from kome says it IL feportod that tho
French AUD Austrian Euvoys to Italy will uoon
BE- EaIasd ~ the rank Of Ambassadors,
TAk MURDER or sokzo0No.
4 dispatch flom Home, Nov. 2 aays that
"Tho ttlAI ia progressing Of Giuseppe LuoiAni,
Pio Ssezza, aud Salvatore 6c4rpetti, charged
With being concerned In the murder Of RAfHteie
bonzoRno. Tho trial hos apparently developed
tho fact that the murder was connlLtted by F1cz-
to convict Lucisns. who was ut ONO tine sup
poaed to be tue real insllgato Of tha crtme."
The murder Of s!xuor RA1aello sonzogno
oaasoa eansideIab!o coun'otloa in Rome both
1n a0oouns ms,n q ns pton'nsnee md q .he
taina Of ais death he MAS tue prapnstor aud
editor Of tbs I,oat extreme democratic paper III
Nome. Ia capita|c. Ho waa hated ~ tho Gov
si'an sioeps ~ .ad ~ xnppottsss because he Was
trusted BY ~ own party becsuse when the
AastFiaua ruled 1t Milan he had boeu editor
under !, them M OF u;sr Official eaxa.to.
oe!ape'o" sas4Ca IL ol4 QlHtfu8tt Gof OIL
arriving 1t ltoma h. healtatea sone
days before recals,uR SonzoKuo, Who hud
wished to re p'eaauted to hl.n. gonzogno was
last, a. 10 sAt NJ hts tlosk aous ln thu o6csn n
hls journal. AZ his orion supdry ct lie peopIe
employed On the paper rusbed ia from otler
rooIus aud auccaaded In Arrastlug the esaaasin
ta.t ~ he was escsraiog down ths ssAtss, and tie
ny murderer" f.Uzxs, for suoh wsx ne mur-
ds1sE's nAn,o. Was At once handed over 70 Tic
police, and admitted bis guilt. duplicating two
and Parma. Theae meu wars ~.
'e%led, tna al4q confessed thar com.
Pteakt, aeel&1tlG ah1t h1sl nshasd A7msti Nks
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Completion Of the Annual Report
of tho Third Assistant Post.
nlastcr-Gcherul.
Ordinary Postage.6tamps to the 1m-
ber Of 782.342,770 Issued Dur.
ing the Year.
F0nr.a;ld.a-ltntr Millions OF Lettcrs Neypr
flrarfrd Tlttfr Destination.
Federal Appointecs in Mississippi in DAN
ger Of General Official Dscapitation.


nzron7 or TIE rnluD ArsisTAsr pos7uAsrrn.
aEsEnA..
!spst'dt bispatch to 3he cAteedo Tr.anfp.
WAsuIaoToS. d. G., Nov. 7.-Nr. T. II. Lar
ber Third Assistant postmaater-GencrAl hn4
completed Ills annual repor,, Il contains MANY
ae.s ~ !u'...s. ina n'',upO, =. o"' 'assoss
received III thAt bureau In the !ass nscal year WAS
685,Hl0. These were oponcd. classified, inde1el,
and distributed by four CLERKS. Tho hguroa
1sn,s,a ."o 49, 80 v ,,,s.a , ,s.,ot po' Sn1
49, ~ 49,, 80
S4s'"oo' OF tue value OF s',o1d'leo' III
the month OF October laet there were
Issued Of tho now cards. 2Ql13Og0,
vhic1. il one-6f,1 of ,bo aot;rc annonn. so;, ur.
In, ,hn 49,, 80, r.. ...;,..+. - .,a ,,.,
70 70 't' A">"A oA. .o oeA '" 1o "A
oet aecehHA1y 'os tae ne11 uasal year IL
postal stamps issued to postuastots during tho
Rsc,t va,r vsa eay a,o IN of v.,ro ~
go a., IN ~. 80. =. =:
~4e'S'4'1''' AIS 'A'uo W poaaaes "'o po'iou1-
of official Bsamps taaucd to the ex-
ecutyo departments was 19.4o5. 800 of
, v,trn ~ za2t M rrho t,t,I pr,,b.r -, a,.,,a
=, ~ ,,,s.,. .'n..s, ~, n-. ,n- ~ - -,
~ :" a'as 47suea won ''''@ u 'a'ue ..
s25,477,51l. The iucrsaso IN the nunlber of
ordinary Htampa is about 10 por cent. Tho In
crease Including official s,amps. Ii abou. 7 tar
cen, Tho noe,,oo .tanra sort ,h.orrt A..
nss by " rsxsterod y ~ pouches ~ to % poetmsstsrs .rs
numbered 353.4G2. Of tlis entire amount
there were lost but len packages,
Of an aggregate yaluo of s2j0.
The statistics o9 t,o Dead Ietter soryico ara Of
d 1ulto romaut,c interest. Tue unrui,cr Of desd
letters hauuled during the wear waa about -
bUu n0o. 81 thosa Yl. 791 conl.ined moncr n,,.
1rocntlur eti.MO, 1ig35 irttnrt ront3incsl
drafts notes. aud bills of exchange, Of y value
~ ,,,,v,,,.,. *. -.
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uhG0VERNARLE CADETS,

ANNAPOLIS Nd. Nov. 7.-The ooust.mastlA
for Tic trial Of naval cadets accussd of ''haz.
tug," hss concluded ill., dutlea and beeu dts-
Charged. A. already known. two wsss dis
missed and two permitted to remain. subject to
certain pensltles aud ressr.csions. The somala-
ing case Of Thomas Dickinson, appointed from
misssl from tho sonool. In accordance with ths
recommendation OF tho Court. TIE coio{ea
cadet. Henry E. Baker. JE., from M,sslssippL hss
a!so bosa d'sm"ssd from ths Aca1smv, by ths
asore.asy Of tue Navy. u ths raquss& Of tlo
RupsslutAadsna o4 tas AsxA Hahooi.
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ftlnHT EXPOSURE IN BAD WzAruEn, when ths
systc1n II out u order. often hr,uSs IN ..utbusts
roid; TIC attendant cough tfrtt4sea thu lungs aud It
nat properly tteled, frequently tlcse.o,a tendency
70 = tnbercnlous condition. To aynl thts Danger,
those troubled With colds shod to Dr..
5s3nes E1reetoExnt, whirh sun ootcis aud otadi-
Gates coughs soSthes and 4ca!a pass Aud fe-
moves all anxiety hy setting lbs la.leut tie way 10
good health once ,nosc,
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!ikewi'o party to tho Grimm. This man hrmhtt
WRn known A. an intimate friend and gDrt Of
hanger-on uf ccrtah ncnor Luciani, At whom.
~ \ ce'tiG' degree. pubic opinion lad from
lhe 1'tHt pointed ~ tho tiIetlcatos Of tho crt'na
hin I.Nc,pn, wbn ia now I'll trial with tho
others. WAS ona of tho r,ncsprl writcts in I<i
E:dPtot", md had for Tins been an Inmate oi
bn.zogno's houao. lie awaited is'nlself
roman Of great beauty, and had pas-
auadod hcr To leave her husbands houAe
With him. tho latter atop being hn unpar.
donat1o sln againat Italian Eociat morality In.
Luciani OIL aacouut Ut ll,ls affair; but other
tiSes Of ll.-vtIl were not wanting. ht an eec.
ton In 1.omc. f.uciant had ca,,ssI hmsalf 10 be
nominated m IN independent thndliaio hy 4
s,sied tho |ihcra!r. ant thr tiosernne,.t cartd.-
tlato waa olccte I.,leiAui Was la consequence
accused OF treason to the Liberal }hstv. Son-
zosno se!,omently opposed NIT rpiEoacbetr lin
III the coRnm1ls u5 In tH.'.Utr, aul this, It whs
urged, was the of1ct,so TUT I,au required dag
yer to Arnng0 it.
in bis oonfoKsion, Amatl aatd that At tile In
Rtanco OF LMciani ho had hired soteli nut
F4rua to commit the murder fur II ,IU0. THO
two Last namod confirmed A1uatia account. and
stated further that thoy lad induced frczza
who WIS 4 working carpenter, 10 commit tic
loed by representing to him that It was tho
great wish Of tho iiborai party and especially Of
Frozza. hothsng doHbting and burning to aEna.
ize himself as patriot and hoso, went forthwith
auI committed tho crime. FEezzA's htntemeut
entirely co!ncdci with the above. I.nciani, WHO
was arrested while b;dt1lg Ia d cupboard
In his tputhera house. donel cyorythiug, aud
when cot,ttut,teti with AmAti ho declared that ha
neither know hini nor What lie vas taking Of
Tho CARS Rgalnts Luciano waa, however
strengthened by the discovery that he had bor-
roweu t,000 from Prince UaidA6sAEc Odescal.
Chi, who gave him tie sum In two notes Of 600
francs oacl. One OF theHe notes Wa1 trncad to
tho roaaehalon Of one Of tho mon Morelll and
Fatina. Tl,e other cut-throat confessed that
Whon 10 MAS arrsated, Ehi0 on hIs Way to pills.
on. ho found means to roll up bis note and ieop
1t In the street. 1t was ralning fact At tho t,ma
and tho uoto has Dot beou recovered, Despite
all this, LuciAna remained firm in bis denal vi
MI knowledRo Of tue circumstances.
ToME. Oct 2D.--The trial pf tito persons i'm
pcated in tho murder of SonzoEno WAS resumed
to-day. Tho prBunorB underwent examination
and Frezza, Morelli, and Fnrna admitted tho
crime, and gayo various details with reference to
tho plot for 5onzogno's assassination.
NoAE Oct. 2l.-Amsti gago information With
regard to tie Mot OF aasassiuRtiou, And apoke OF
account Of tho electoral intEigucs carried on IN
tho fourth district Of Homo ou behalf Of LueiaDl.
md said 10 Iolieyod hu wAs committing the
crine to further political object. Luc1ani
cnorgeticslly sebutted the charges brought
AGAINST him by AmatL. aud cntereh at great
longth into tho subject Of the electoral struKglc
aud hs rolAtiOus with Sonzogno. The Court
was again densoly crowded.
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HlH&BT1B AHHEMEFTS.
MADRID, Nov. 7.-At meeting Of tho raom-
bers of the sseasta party, held to-day, tho namey
Of a12 ox-Sonatora and Deputies wore read, ~
announcing adlioronce to tho objects Of tho
meeting. Sonor EaGasta declared that tho Com
stitutionaiiats desired to be tbs most liberal
rnrty under tho Government Of Asphonso
Yhcy wiHhel to tna1ntan the prin-
ctplcs Of 1860. correcting tho defects but
preserving tllu Rplr,t Of the revolution. A com-
mittoe was appointed who will report at : sub-
zequant Meeting wllethor tho party will vote in
tic Corlos. Marshal aerfano was expected to
1tesio over tho asscmblaEe held to-day, but
was prevented bv military regulations. Thirty
aevcn Genovnta ~ere also prevented from At
tending By the aaulc causo.
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Arrivnl mt Bombay of tho Scraps
with tho Prince OF Wales,
Banquet Of Distinguished Americans
and Frcncbmen at Paris.
Denial Of the Rnmorcd Bangor OF Mas'
sacrc of Christian In Herzegovina.
Tho Port Of Boulosno, in France, Block
aded by suukon Steamer.
Progress Of the italian Assassination TfIal,-
The Crime and Tho Moiiyo.
GREAT BRITAIN
THE HEnAi,fR.

GREAT BRITAIN.
TuE BEHAriB.
DoxnaY, Nov. 7.-lIer Majcs,y's ironolhd, &c.
rnpta arrived to-day with the Prince OF Walcs.
TIE DUBLIN MUNICIPAL BANQUET.
LONDON, Nov. IA special dispatch to tho
Times from Dublin says that the Lord Mayors
banquet Will bo gison 1t tho Mansion iouae
Thu,aday next. and that it Ia expected that Car
dtnals Manning. Cullen. and AlcCloskey will bo
plcsonl.
CARDINAL Mc1osk.r.
DUBLIN, Nov. B.-CardinaI AteCloskoy Asalsted
At uhsa In tue Cathedral yesterday. An Immense
congregation Attended tue services.
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Tho Exctecncnt Continuing Without
Abntcsatcrt.

Sre:1dl Disrtsch u lie C4zrdco TritaH~.
ST. Louis, 10. Nov. 7.-Grcnt excitement
prevails over the recon: developments IN tho st.
Lofls Whisky Ring. 31aay rumura ilnplirating
various individuals hero aud elsewhere ato In
circulation. aud tonle 6ta,tlns c1rosures are
sume their investigations at an early hour To-
morrow morning. The lucruins rapu,H .ere to-
day announced tnRt D. ". Barnard. Bank Com
missioner OF St. Louis aud tho Presidents
cassiis, had 1nado hasty departure last eveniny
for Washington. mud that tho object Of his tits
uAs in connection With tue Whisky Ping. 1t ar-
pears tho geutetnan went out ou!s few ul:lps
OIL tie railroad and returned. aad IL LOW III this
city
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FIRES.


A CONFEDERATION IN PROGRESS
WHITEHALL n. T., Nov. 81 Il. m.-A large
conaagration is now raging here. The fire uas
discovered in tho Lake House, and has takau tho
fules House, Delauo's bllasd-saloon, aud Kitt-
tedgs's hardware stcEy, aud ia rushing up Canal
street south at fearful pare. It Is impossible
to deter1nins where it wsl, cud, aa tie w.nd ia
blowing gate fTlm the north. Aid hAa been
aeut for fr1M Rutland.
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7FIQ{}2.
erniSoFtELp. H., Nov. 7.-len. Z. u. Harlan,
who has beou i'll for more thdp = mouth, Ia snk-
Ing fast to-niglt. and. troha5ly, canuot live to
Aee another sunrise. ue il wel!-known by moas
Of tho prominent men OF tho StA.o III Executive
Secretary during Gov. Paiuler's term OF office,
and, since then, a. correspondent Of TIE
CHlcAao TA1nuNE, md other rapers.
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HELARoED POPULAR REPRESENTATION.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 7.-fhe belgian Chambers II Ill
assemble Tuesday. It ia expected that tho Gov
erunent vii submit measure increasing tho
number Of mombers OF tho Senate and Lower
House in proportion 10 the iucroaso Of popula-
lou.
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y ? = TT OWIs -
sT. CA71laR1sEs Ont, Nor. CA fire this
morning destroyed tho main building OF the 81.
Catharsnes Wheel Works. owned by Hunt,
Cairns Co. Loss OIL building aud machinery,
$50. 100 stock, s6, O0u. The machinery aa+ IN
sured for 9ll,5V0; tho building Tor 4s,51V, and
tue stock for el5,00U. Bi1ty ulan Were thrown
out OF emptUYmant.
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Spt-'at U,pateh tn THf Chsca1o J44eunE
Hlou1 CiTY, H., Nov. 7.--The reaidenco Of Dr..
Dua, At 64rgant's Ilu1, 6 milos from hero. was
deirnyetl by fire, together with it's conteuts, yes
teEday afternoon. LOSS abo1t g., 600. Amount
ipsu1ed nut ascoltAinad,
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trp'oacn'n4 ,t3,,,.a ~ ',.";n1 ~ w. u.,I
fhse WV" ~, h, o.va I'm nroner f71rnot,on.
Tho ms" ,,s ',a ,,,o t,a,,,t .,,h.t ta inst v,,,
"Aat mr.o1fr
lbouRn' A.. u. A., ~.
There ~ ~ .o""aen .," "s,,..s., ~ aa''
fbonhe c"'',.e' ';,,. - 49,. 49,. I.s.s 49,
6oua,' son,scorc tn La t,ea.ty and hale. and IA
~ .,,,ov tho n,.Iv waltn wL,ch In ,ahc. II,
loe " st.,,,,or;,,od.
wv c.,,, ~. ,>,,~ n,,,,....,. n..
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tano'ns .i,,, t,,o .or, ,;.,, a,,,,'
'peoa''s, h.,,t .t,o. strro,<, T., r,.,,,,n,a ,,1
paftets .p t,a,a ,,,o,o tn !, ,;ha,,, H. 1n.n,t
promises .,n,,,,t, H.. .ors. - oo:oa ,,.s,
saep. ~ ~" H.. - i;tIio chanc, NJ re,a1, otto,.
10 -" 49,, c,,uo,,, ..t., r.,a,,,u 7r ~
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saono.es .aaa,.r ..,a C...as'. a s ..',.., @
'oul. ~ =, a,,nr, tin,o T,r,o.,~ ~ts,,aa ,,se
biz io'o' ~ .,asa ~. ,'.-s.t" t'a ,'',s "ans1 NV
ts' w. .a..1s tt,ar ,ror. t1,,.11. "ss..t.a ~.
s'on s,s..ao ass IT,. ,,,,s ' 'e-- AWE
spfo'.5 io ~.
ILL. es"ao1 ttuss'nn oo1oct IN 7ae'HnE tiso
Bae. .ss ~ .ho ;,,,,r,,.,on. ~ .',a 1,ns,a -.
aarr,,,,- an s's' w.. tes,,,'s. - ..,,. sasa,.
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10 ~ rt,mao,l ,,xsr. !, ts-r,. - Ill, ,o,,,
Ss'. .'.,a., "a tha Ar,,ro., ~, C.n.d;n,, -n..,,
a.u.s @.as -, this roa,oc, xv,,,, h. .,-s har.o
A"sus III. hoc,, ,bn v,.nos or s,r,,r r,a,,s I...
Fs' 49,, ,,1... 49, It,.
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LONDON. Nov. IA Berlin special to tho
Daily Netos says that tho Central Government
for AlsAcs and Lorraine will pe established In
Berlin. aud probably special Ministry will b
ctsatsd for those psoyinooa,
, 1875-11-08

sT'tfa' Dis;11t h to TIE t!'ic:so Tribrnt.
DAN:1LLE, ILL.,, Soy. 7.-Dayid Van Reed. who
Lad been working as Farmland iu OeLwood
Township, this cpuuty. for aevora! months camc
to Dauy!le during the Fair. ia the lAttor part Of
September. and tho la,: heard or aeon Ut him
he had started dor hoEle. 1nis norn:1? ta
cofrae WAS found IN a com. iirid usar uilss hB
ilyeh. a!Nluss Enreco.nrza.,1r. IL. SIP o.el he
"sA dunk all del !.oa, ex;ao.,lse. H., uaa up
ward Of ~ years Of ne. anl wsthoat iatniiy.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nor. 7.-tco:ga Cnrr!o, \ boy
ls yeua CID. accidentally ahot aud killod htmeelt
yesterday, while oas h,lnting.
, 1875-11-08

psot useAt Rtitain and Canada, 10 much 30
.a@' ns thought no war could ever arise between
a4ea' othsr nations might dght, ~ tho Ames-
~" Ind NFtslah once did. but the Americans
sae canadians. II any outside quarrols Azose,
~ ~ oetter follow the example OF ths people Of
.eAs and 81. stsphen II tho tims of the great
atoostook War. Tho Cs.aln and St. Stephen
Psople resolved to lot tho Brisiah and tho Amor
Aas light It Out, bus ~ to Ca!sla and st. Gtephsn
Wy Ssro ona people sud would not quarrel.
4, a couple Of funny incidents occurrsd during
Is presentation Of "Julius Cesar" 1t the Gin
saa@i s1s, araud operA-Hou&s Friday night. Tho
ss,~ svpe Aomans Who Aoted ~ supasa had not been
amea' During the delivery Of lfaro Antonys
,essso they qntto spoiled tho efIsot Of tha ltns
"s1 oeqneAthoa to aAoh and eyery separate
~. ~ seventy I've draehmss" by not hurrsbfng.
PFomptar hiaaed " Hufrahl'' n and shook bis
w. ~ oet ths supers did not mora muscle. Tho
.. W. repeated BY tho Hare Antony Of the CO.
hs.s 'ae pfonptar again summoned Ills CO.
sts. out not cry camo forth. A few min
d. ds.x ds..xssWesds tbs Sane xeAloua Romans seized
d. ssu ss.a tR1ar M md we're about to hurry him on
iaduls ,nnraey nney ,or wets ooly prevented BY tho
ios ~ svn.'N Who w! say, after this, that school
hi, esn sI" not aE,tn1 pecessty7 Il was At
p,e..sp ..ssp1sssntat4on that bust ii h,uself was
= nts.aisa H. TO John Mccullough, and tho hitcGos
Mjnt,F FsnofmRnoa wsrs consequently especially
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Curious Wind Freak.

During the storm of Thursday night, a
sweep of wind, apparently but few feet
wide, passed through Plttsford, doing con-
siderable damage. 1t struck a strong oak
tree near the Barnes bridge, breaking it
entirely from the stump. Next it tore
about fifty slate from the roof of the Con-
grcgational parsonage and carried them
around under the cornice marring the wood
work.
The unfinished house of a Mr.. Purdy,
just across the street, was twisted on its
foundations three or four feet. A stick of
timber eight inches square and twelve feet
long, lying by the building, was lifted into
the air and landed in potato field at some
distance. Another house in the same I'M
finished condition as Mr.. Purdy's, a short
distance to the north, was unframed.
One side of pine tree standing in a
clump of trees was entirely stripped of its
branches, while on the other side every
limb remains intact.
barn belonging to Henry +. Lothrop,
some sixty feet long from north to south,
was struck and the centre moved eight in
ches, while neither end was stirred, so that
1t stands to-day on curve.
No damage was done to any other build
ing, but the path of the wind, about two
rods wide can distinctly be traced through
| a sugar orchard east of this place.
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Isaac Monroe, M. D.

The career of DIR. Monroe, so unlike that
of many of the present day, claims pass
ing notice. Starting in life without a shil-
ling he acquired his medical education in
the Office of the late DIR. Daniel Pond of
Granville, (whose memory is still fondly
cherished by many of our older inhabi-
tants,) alternated by attendance on medi-
cal lectures at Castleton, lwhere he gradn-
ated in 1929. In 1880 he married an esti-
mabe young lady, Miss Mary Germond,
and settled in South Granville.
Considerably in debt, by dlnt of economy
and strict attention to business he soon got
fair start, and ultimately acquired hand
some property, and remained in the same
place his entire lfe-forty-five years.
Losing his wife in few years, he married
daughter of DR.. Cephas Thompson. DIR.
II. G. Monroe, who closed brilliant pro-
fesslonal career at Rutland, four or five
years ago, and whose widow married Dea.
Mial Davis of Burlington, was a son. of
his first wife. lie educated two other
sons to the same calling, one of whom,
Isaac IT,, is settled at Granville, and the
other, Henry c., at Schuylerville. DR..
Monroe died June Goth, after a lingering
illness of several months, in his seventeen
year.
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Vesper Services.

The vesper services at the Congregation
al church Sunday evening were well at
tended, number of people from out of
town being present, including musicians
from Castleton and West Rutland. The
music was remarkably we'll rendered. Mr..
Mietzke performed two fine organ volun.
tarics, the choir rendered the beautiful
hymn "Abide with me" with wonderful
ly sympathetic, devotional spirit. The
xcvii Psalm-the "cantate Domino" of the
Episcopal evening seryice-was given re-
sponsively go rest in the Lord" from
Elijah, and ''Lord to Thee | make my
prayer" from mass of Mr.. Nlictxke's in
g., were also sung. The "Lord to Thee
make my prayer is fine music of which
Mr.. MietZke has reason to be proud, and it
was beautifully sung. 1t contains long
bass solo given by Col. A. F. Walker, and
trio sung by Mrs. Mietzke, Miss Ella
Olmstead and Miss Clara Ruggles. Both
these parts were finely rendered and the
piece was one of the best of the evening.