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Centennial Commission.
PnIIsADELpHIA, May ..

THIbADELPIIIA, May II,
At meeting of the United States GEN.
tennial commission, to-day, the following
officers were elected President, Gen.
Joseph A. Hawley, Connecticut first
vice-president, Creates Cleveland, New
Jersey second vlce-president, Jno. d.
Crelgh, California third vice-president,
Robert Lowry, Iowa fourth vice-presi
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Advent Chanel.

Preaching tomorrow afternoon and even
ing by Elder II. X. Flagg. The subjects
tor discourse are as follows, commencing
at 1.30 p. M. "The source and medium
of all true light In the evening COM
mencng at 100 "Are christians com
handed to pray Tor, and be in subsection
TO the civil powers of the world.
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Insurance Office Burned.

NoRwALK, Ct, May Il.
About 80 o'clock this morning fire
broke out IN the Fairfield county insurance
building, in South Norwalk. The build
ing is total loss. The damage will prob
ably amount to $4,000. Also Louns-
burg, Ross 81 Rockwells shoe factory.
Total loss @125 900.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 81.

W AsHINGTON, May u.
THE PRESIDENT.
The President and family will leave for
Long Branch about the 81 or, 4th of June
having abandoned The idea of visiting his
farm near St. Louis at present.
REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT.
The president this morning appointed
David p. Dyer United States attorney for
the eastern district of Missouri, in The
place Of VIM. Patrick, suspended.
ROGUE ESCAPES FROM CUSTODY.
A dispatch was received last evening at
the secret bureau from Tyler, Texas, that
the notorious counterfciter, Mccartney,
had again escaped from custody, while
being conveyed by United States Marshal
Puernell from Tyler to Austin.
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Union Pacific Railroad.

Council BLUFFS, May 81.
II is understood the Union Pacific rail-
road company will abide by the decision of
the United States circuit court in the man.
damus case to compel the company to OPP
crate the bridges as part Of its road, and
the whole as n continuous line to Council
DinGfc
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Burned to Death.
WILKRsDARRR, Pa. , Nj

WILKRsBARRR, Pa, May Il.
The Stoddardvlle hotel, barn and sheds
were destroyed by fire last light, also two
dwelling houses. Mrs. Cox, aged 80, was
burned to death. The buildings ignited
from fires raging in the woods.
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Indian Supplies.
WASHINGTON, Nj

WASHINGTON, May 81.
Professor Marsh had talk with the In
dian delegation from the Black Hills to-
day relative to muskets and rations, with
view TO correcting some errors in the pre-
sent system of distributing these articles to
the Indians.
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A Bad Indians Fate.

LAKE CRY, Fla, May 81.
Grey Beard. the most troublesome of the
Indian prisoners, en- route for st. Angus
tine, jumped from the train this morning,
while running twenty-five miles an hour,
between Live Oak and Lake City. The
train stopped and he was found secreted In
the bushes, hundred yards from the road.
lie ran and was shot down by the guard.
The ball passed through his body above the
u-aiot
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Che RutIaad gaily Glohe.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1876.

Advertisers i0iil please hand in their matter at as
arp an hour in the afternoon az Convenient. By
doing they iciu give ts more time to arrange and
properly display them, than II taken at a late hour
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May 2i-sp. m.
For the lower lakes, middle and eastern
states falling barometer, southeast to south
west winds, increasing to brisk on the
coast warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and possibly light rains.
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Insurance,

PnLADRLPIuA, May 81.
The insurance of the Mooshanon land
and lumber company, whose property was
destroyed by fire Yesterday at Osceola, Pa,
amounts to S186, 900.
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dent, Thomas II. Caldwell, Tennessee I;
fifth vice-president, John Mcneil, Mis-
souri, sixth vice-presldent, william Cur
ney, South Carolina John l.. Campbell,
secretary John L. Shoemaker, counsellor.
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Outside PAGES.

FIRST PAaE. -Bric.a Brac A Freak of
Telegraph
FOURTH PAGE.-The Awakened Soul
by Justin Mccarthy.
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No Grasshoppers.

ST.. PAUL, May 81.
Adyices from all sections of Minnesota
indicate an almost entire absence of the
grasshoppers.
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LOUISVILLE, May 81.

LOUISVILLE, My III
Fire, race Three quarter mile dash was
won by Creedmorc Ticulco, second Va
grant, third. Time, 1921
Second race One and one-eight miles
was won by Misfortune Oxmare, second.
Time, 2.11g.
Bruce Nainsal, second. Time. .j2 and
!. 3d..
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.LEEINa rnnoren rnE rLAMEs.


TYRONE, Pa, May 81.
Fire is still raging furiously throughout
the woods in the neighborhood of Osceola
Mills, Pa. About $50 houses were con-
sumed in Osceola 400 families are rem
dered homeless. Great praise is due to d.
ID. Wood, trainmaster, of Tyrone, who,
through his heroic conduct and presence of
mind, saved great many lives. He got a
lot of box cars and after loading them with
men, women and children, sent them
through the burning forest at an extremely
fast rate of speed to Philipsburg. Four
such trips were made and about 1 900 peo-
pie taken to place of safety. Great eX-
element and consequent confusion pre-
vailed among the people.
TOWN BURNED.
Hautzdale, town of about 900 inhabi-
tants, six miles from OsccOa, Is reported
as entirely burnt.
rIlE FIRE SPREADING.
The fire is spreading rapidly through the
woods beyond Hautzdalc, and at last ac-
counts had reached Parsonvlle, small
town six miles distant from Hautzdale.
RAILROAD DAMAGED.
The ties on the Pennsylvania railroad
between Osceola and Hautzdale are burned,
so that no coal can be shipped for some
time.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Provisions have been sent, in response to
call from LAG. Lingle, burgess Of Osceola
from here, Bellfonte, Huntington and other
places for the sufferers and meetings are
held to raise funds for their relief
THE LOSSES.
by the Osceola fire are as follows: Pennsyl-
vana railroad, $4,000; Liveright, Lingle
& Co., $50, 200; r. G.. Hines & Co., $780,
600; Jno. r. White, $25, 900; Isaac Taylor,
$4,000; Walker Bros, $4,000; DR.. d..
r. Good, $4,000 G. NJ. Brisbon, S14,-
900; l.. Y. G. Lingle, 100000; Jas. IL.
Upton, $1,000; J.. A. Crist, $4,000; Jno.
Eliot e Co., $4,000; ]. C. Henderson,
$4,000; Emmett Sayers, $4,000; Presby-
terrain church, $4,000; aud host of small
amounts ranging from $1,000 upward.
Later reports say that one woman named
Stopeherger was burned
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HERRIOK-In Minneapolis, Mlnn., May I'd.
Maria n. Herrck. aged 20 years. Mrs. Her.
rick was the mother OF Rev. w. 4. Herrlck OF
West Charleston, VT, formerly OF Clarendon
Rev. G. #. HerIick, OF Constantinople, Tlr-
key; L. Il. Herrlck, Rockford, ILL.,, and OF Mrs
l.. ii. Cobb, OF Minneapolis, MINI. she wai O
true mother In Israel.
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Arrest for Embezzlement.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
). Grossfry has been arrested at the in
stance of Bowen & Fox brokers, charged
with embezzlement in connection with the
over issue of railroad shares.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING MAY 22 1875
Races
At FLEETWOOD.

New YoRK, May 81
At Fleetwood, the first race, for purse
of 81 800, mile heats three in five, was
won by Matt Tanner, Ned Forrest second
Hannah d. third Best time, 2.27i.
The 2.24 race, for $4,000, was post
poned on account of darkness, after seven
heats had been trotted, Tanner Boy, Vanity
Fair and Muiic trotting two heats apiece.
The second heat was dead between Vanity
Fair and Mystic, the fast time Of 1924 be-
ing made.
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PoTTsvILLE, MAY 81.

The wind having subsidized to-day, the
fires on the mountains have not spread so
rapidly. The destruction of property was
not 30 great as yesterday. The fire in the
vicinity of Ellengoan colliery destroyed
twelve miners houses this morning. Men
are out working against the fire and the
balance of the houses have been saved
They report the heat intense and the smoke
very dense.
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BETTER OUTLOOK FOR TURKEsTAN.
A dispatch to the Morning Post an
nounces that the Russian Gen. Kaufman
has returned TO Turkestan to resume the
governorshp.
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a correspondent of the Daily News re-
ports that the German ambassador at Brus-
sells has been instructed to request the Bel
gian government to prohibit religious pro-
cessions that the object of this man@uver
is the overthrow of the Belgian cabinet.
The correspondent guarantees the accuracy
of the report.
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NlAEk 1kEAGES


READ-HowE-In Hoiyoke, Mass, March 27th,
by Rev. Mr.. Trask, Levant Nj. Bead, esq.,, oil
fellows Falls, and Ella l.. Howe OF Jamaica
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By Gable.
ARRIVED OFT.

LONDON, May 81.
The steamships Scotia and Nevada from
New York ......
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Forest Fires.
PouauKErpsfE, MAY 81,

Forest fires were reported IN Highlands
and in the Chawnquck and Catskill noun
tains yesterday. Lake Mohunk house in
Ulster county, was endangered and to-day
there is report that 1t has been destroyed,
II is doubted. Vast quantities of wood
land have been burned over and densely
smoky atmosphere onthe horizon impedcs
navigation during the night.
TWELVE uousRs BURNED.
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The Examiner mentions rumors that Mr..
Disrali is to resign at the close of the ses-
sion and believes there is foundation for it,
as the premiers disability for continuous
work is damaging the government, an
understanding however, exists among his
supporters that he shall not be replaced
until he voluntarily resigns.
THE NFTnIoAI SYSTEM
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The WEEKLY GLOBE is now ready and
for sale at THE GLOBE office. Price five
cents. il wrappers for mailing, If desired.
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An international metric convention was
signed in this city yesterday by representa-
tiyes of all the powers which participated
in the conference on the metrcal system.
BISMARCK.
The tribunal at Licge, which has had the
alleged plot to assassinatc Prince Bismarck
under investigation, has dismissed the
charges against the duchess.
TIE COMMITTEE OF Thirty TO RESIGN.
M. NJ. Labonlaye Cesanne, Waddington,
and Vacherot, and other remaining men,
bers of the committee of thirty, have re-
signed, and new committee will be elect
ed on Tuesday at which time Minister Du-
faures bills will be referred.
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Index to New Advertisements.

AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp
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The meeting then adjourned.

Masonic Prc.Hrc.-Thcre will be q
Masonic picnic ut Oak Grove, near Ar
nctt,vilIc, Mononga.ia county, West Va,
May 29th, 1875. All Masons wishing to
participate are requested to meet at the Ar
ncttsville Meeting House at ten o'clock
4. NJ. and march from there to the grove,
whore there will be public speaking and
music to entertain all who desire to LISTEN
The proprietor of the Oak Grove Hotel
will prepare a dinner for all those Wish,
ing it. Quite number, no doubt, will
take their own dinners, us there will be
nothing secret, at least, no part Of the eN-
ercisc. d. NJ. Camp Of Morgantown, Is
the chairman OF the Committee Of Ar
rangcmcuts.
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The GEORGIA Observation-Disclosures a
large audience greeted the Georgia Min
strels at the Opera House, last night, and
among those present was quite a number
of the colored population. The perform
auce as whole was moderately fair, bat
nothing extra. Two or three Of the
troupe were artists in the profession, but
the balance was not up to the average
Some of the audience were highly pleas.
ed with the Gcorgias, while others ap.
pearcd to be disappointed OF course
the colorcd portion Of the crowd, were
ucklcd immensely.
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The Turner's BALL AND EXHInI-
rIoN.-Tho Wheeling Turner Associa-
ton gave their gymnastic and pantomime
exhibition at their hall last night, to Il
large and delighted audience. The gym
naslic part OF the performance was
unusually good. At the conclusion
of the performance the Hall was cleared
of the chairs and other articles of obstruc-
tions, and the merry dancers took charge
of things, vino continued to chase the
glowing hours with flying feet until a
late hour this morning. Joe kramers
unequaed band furnished the music for
the occasion.
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HAPPY MEN.-The happiest class OF
men in the world must be those who
climb the telegraph poles on iron stills
and fix the wires. No oncseems to have
any desire to question them, for all can
see what they are doing, and in turn they
seem only de:irou, of letting other PEG.
pie alone. We saw two orthree in It row,
in mid air, on Main street, the ether day,
tinkcring away rs II they did not care a
continental if Christians never came, and
looking US independent rs wood saw
yer.. clnrh.
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NAIL PLATE FEEDERS MEErlNo.-In

NAIL PLATE FEEDERS MEETING.-ln
pursuance of II call in the morning papers,
the nail feeders OF Wheeling and vicinity,
met ut the Second Ward Market Hall
last night at 3 o'clock. The meeting
was called 70 order and john W. Me-
Leery, of the Top mill, was elected Prcsi-
dent, who, upon taking the chair announc.
ed tina: n reconsideration of the action OF
meeting held last Saturday, had been
made, and that it was thcintcntIon Of the
Top mill boys to continue the three-tifth-
and one-half demands, and urged the
feeders of the various mills Of Wheeling
and vicinity, to come out again and net
return to work until the demands were
complied with.
A vote was then take> on the subject
and It was voted unanimously to notify
the nailcrs that three.ti1hs for not and
one halt for cold nails mus. be paid on
and after Monday, May oath, or a suspen-
sion Of work will take place.
II was also announced that Il meeting
would be held at this ball next Saturday
afternoon Mt 3 o'clock, when all feeders Of
Wheeling and vicinity would be earnestly
requested to be present.
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BANK INCORPORATED. - Secretary
Hedrick has granted certificate to the
Fairmont Bank OF Fairment Tor the
purpose of carrying on the banking
bushes, under the laws of the State of
West Virginia. The principal office or
place of business shall he kept in the
town Of Fairmont, Marion county. The
capital stock of this association shall be
thirty thousand dollars, and shall be
divided into shares of one hundred dol
lars each, one tenth OF which has been
paid in.
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HARMoNIEAN MANNERcEoR CONCERT
The well known singing societies the
Harmonic and Mannerchor, gave a con-
cert at Mr|odeon Hall last night under
the direction OF Profs. Ebeljng aud W. c.
Krautcr. The programme was most ex-
ccllently arranged, and the vocal ard
instrumental selections admirably render
ed. Those who were fortunate encurh
to be prcsen; mad the pleasure OF listen
ing to a rich musical treat.
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A. NEUHAUsEN' Confectionery and
Ice Cream Saloon. 1921 Market street
Parties and weddings attended TO on the
shortest notice. We don't say that We
have the best fancy cake baker in the
State. but we will mention thst We use
only the best materials, bay a. whole
salers, and intend not to be surpassed in
any branch Of our business. We call
special attention to our Ice Cream De-
partment; our arrangements nre' such as
TO enable US to manufacture more than
all other ice cream houses In the city
combined. In regard TO quality, we re-
quest the judgment OF the public.
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RELIABLE INSURANCE AGEECY.-Maj.
j. c. Anderson and Mr. Joseph PAUL.,
having formed in TINS city an insurance
agency, are prepared to take risks on all
kinds of property. These gentlemen are
we'll known for their business capacity
and ability, and insurers will find upon
examination that the companies they rep
resent, are the most reliable and soundest
in the county. We call attention TO the
Auditors certificate Of authority, author
ling the Ben Franklin Insurance Com
pany of Allegheny City, Pa, to transact
business in West Virginia, and also the
statement accompanying the same
Messrs. Anderson " PAUL have their
office under the Mcclure, corner of
Market and 18th streets.
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PEEsoHAL.-O. ). Long, Esq. Clerk of
the Court of Appeals, left for Washing
ington City yesterday, to be- gone few
days.
Gen. y. Cot, Jr., L. S. District Attor.
ney, and Jasper 7. Moore, Clerk of the
L. $. District Court, are registered ut the
Mcclure House,
Rev. j. Il. Armstrong, rector of St.
Matthews church, and S. P. Hildretb,
Esq, leave for Richmond, Va, this
morning to attend the Episcopal Conn-
ell of the diocese of Virginia, which meets
in that city on Wednesday.
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BADLY BEATES.--Late Saturday
night Jacob Speidel, attacked man
named Samuel Sharp, IN front of Bishops
saloon, in the Eighth Ward and beat
him in terrible manner. Sharp's nose
was broken, mouth and teeth smashed
in and one of his eyes nearly punch
ed out; in fact it is feared he
will lose his sight. At first it
was thought Sharps injuries would
prove fatal, but yesterday he was con-
.iderabiy improved. Bothmen had been
drinking, but not together. Speidel
made hasty retreat for Ohio, and yes
terday Officer Martin started over to
Bellaire, where he succeeded in cartur-
ing JAKE and bringing him over on this
side locked him up. Squire KAN
mer issued State warrant
against Speide, and the case
will be heard rs soon as Sharp is able TO
appear as Il witness. In the meantime
Judge Cranmer will take whack at
Jacob before the Police Court this morn
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtsdgs Melon.
This court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. e,
The arrangements in the case OF Ed.
mond Reid rs. K. Crozier q 20, were
concluded during the morning session
The Jury rendered o verdict Tor the pam
+i4 for Sl57 Al. a motion for new
trial was made By the defendants.
Hon. Daniel Lamb presented the reso-
lutions adopted at a meeting OF the
judicial officers and members OF the bar
of Ohio County, relating to the death OF
Judge PAUL, which resolutions were by
the court, ordered 10 be spread upon the
records.
yeThc case of the State rs. :. D. Tippett
in which the defendant is charged with
the embczzlement Of Sl36 from the firm
of Friend Il Son, while actingas clerk and
bookkeeper, was placed upon trial before
the following named jurors: NJ. Craw-
ford. George Shorts, Joseph Renshaw, &
II. Collier, James Lindsay, Jonas
Graves, 5. Ii. Kssley, James Robb, Chas
Wollenweber, S1Hedges,:: Laughlin
and George Wells.
An afternoon and night session were
held, and the case not being concluded,
it was continued until this morning. T.
&. Cracraft, prosecuting attorney and
Alfred Caldwell fo- the State; j. h
Good and l.. :. Jordan contra
Court adjourned until nine o'clocN
this morning.
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MUSICGPAL CoURT-Jutge CrGnmer.
The May term Of the Municipal Court
commenced yesterday afternoon.
In the case of Geo. w. Downny rs
Doyle d Fendt, judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff for $2iS.4I.
In the case of Turber & Clayton rs
Hubbard " McBurnie, judgment foI
plaintiff for $l44.70.
In case of ID. G. List, executor Us. j
W. Ward, judgment for plaintiff fo'
$265lS.
In the case of Phoenix Manufacturing
Co. Us. Hubbard * McBurnie, judgmen,
for plaintiffs for $374Sl.
In the case OF PANEL & Updcgrati
rs. Salisbury * Clator, judgment for
plaintiff for $502l4.
In the case of NJ Frank 81 Co., rs. C.
A. G. Began, judgment for plaintiffs Tor
$l5I3l
In the case of Weller d Ellis Us. Isaac
Colts, judgment for plaintiffs for S2@s.sO.
Upon petition Joseph Clifford was
made a party complainant in the case OF
Oliver Lindsey Us. John McGannon ct al
Henry Ripple, Il native of Prussia was
admitted to citizenship.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday
at 10 a. ".