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Accident at Pawlet.

On Friday morning a Welshman named
John Parry, was seriously If not fatally in
jured while at work in quarry. A blast
had been exploded for the purpose of loos-
ening some rocks, when several large frag-
ments fell on Parry cutting fearful cash
under his chin and breaking his jaw bone
twice. DIR. Nelson of Pawlet, was called
to attend, who informs us that his external
injuries otherwise are not very dangerous,
but 1t is feared that he has received serious
injuries internally.
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Judge Donahue, having endeavored

Judge Donahue, having endeavored to
regulate commerce between New York
and San Francisco, by issuing an ipjunc-
ton to restrain the Panama railroad COM
pany from constructing ocean steamers, is
still signing for other worlds to conquer.
We would suggest that he would save the
country considerable trouble and the navy
department some labor, by issuing one of
his injunctions, and requiring Spain and
Cuba to cease fighting. If he can regulate
commerce on the Pacific, surely it will be
n email thing for him to regulate Cuba.
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MANY PERSONS

would like beautiful Cottage organ for their
parlor, but think they cannot AFFORD it. II 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 @. DAY,
novI0d1y Rutland, Vt.
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The following is a table
from Whitehall to Montreal !:


SHORT ROUTE.
It is the intention of the company to
shorten the route between Pittsburgh and
Montreal, by building branch ID miles in
length from Chazy to Rouses Point. This
then will be the shortest route from New
York to Montreal by "a miles.
RETURN TRIP.
Many New Workers desired to reach AL
bany in time to take the 5:3O train for
New York, but it was thought at first the
plan would be prevented by the delay above
Port Henry. Fort Edward was passed at
A O'Clock, Saratoga at 4:30 o'clock, Balls
ton eight minutes afterwards, and exactly
at 5:85 o'clock the train stopped at the AL
bany depot, where the drawing room cars
we're connected with the New York train,
and the excursionists continued on their
Journey, arriving at New York at 9:40
o'clock This was the quickest trip ever
made between New York and Montreal, it
taking but AZ hours, instead of about 10
as heretofore.
KT oETERAs.
One of the party-A. ii. Griswold, pres
ident of the First national bank OF White
hall-heard that creditor of broken
Whitehall firm intended to detain him as o
witness In suit. Grswold was anxious
to get home 30 at o'clock IN the morn.
ing he left his warm bed, and got on the
train. He locked himself in a compart-
ment, and stayed locked In until the train
stopped at Rouses Point.
"Ben" Holcomb was conductor and
George Bloomburgh engineer of the excur.
sion train.
The new road crosses nine iron bridges
and passes through three tunnels, the ag,
gregate length OF the latter being ,40C
feet.
The through trains will commence run.
ming November 30. Two trains each way
will be run daily, one at 8. 10 o'clock a. m
from this city, and one at about the sam,
hour In the evening, one at z o'clock a. m
from Montreal, and one at o'clock p. m
The midday trains north and south ON tn,
SARATOGA road will be Withdrawn when tn,
through trains begin running. az f7.
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TINIIE SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL DECAY
l. resemble the gradual changes that come
over old people, and are similar to those In
duced by excuses and bad habits. and the
tendency is the production Of softening OF the
brain and insanity. The cause is the deficiency
OF phesphates, as 1t is well known that man
nervous system is insuf1iclently supplied with
the elements-the solidity OF the brain de-
pending upon phosphorized compound3-and
that those foods which are richest in phos-
pilates renovates most speedily weakened
brain power and loss OF constitutional vigor.
DR.. Wheeler's Compound Elixir OF Phosphates
and Calisaya contains these agents in an easily
asslmilabe form, constituting a brain and
nerve food. nov9daw2w
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The New York and Canada Railroad.

We publish on the outside pages Of THE
GLOBE to-day the substance of letter, de-
scriptive of the late New York and Canada
excursion, which was mailed at Platts-
burgh, N. Y, on Wednesday morning, but
failed to reach THE GLOBE office until
Friday morning. This is living IN the days
of fast mail express surely. We give few
additional items of interest.
HISTORICAL STATEMENT.
A historical statement of the road has
heretofore been made public in THE GLOBE.
The cost of the road to September 81, was
So. 962, 900 additional expenses since that
time will make the total cost about 81, O00-
600. OF this amount 100000 was Dor
rowed in England, $234,00O was guaran-
| teed by towns along the line, as follows
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]. Estey & Co., cottage organ manufac-
turers at BrAttleboro, have reduced the
wages of their workmen 10 per Dept.
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HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
IL CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Oh ANGE OF TINE.
WINTER ARRAN0RNENTe

on and after Monday, Nov. 20. 1875, trains will
run as follows:
MIxED.-Leaves Rutland $40 q. M, connect
ing at Bennington with mail train for Lebanon
Springs. Chatham and New York. y III
MAIL EXPRESS-Leaves Rutland ut 1i:0o
an, 70 Manchester, Bennington. Troy, Albany
and New York.
NIGHT ExPRRsS-Leaves Rutland at 1905
p. m, with sleeping car attachsd) for Man
chester, Bennington, Troy, Albany and New
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
1870 a. m.
MONTREAL RXPREss-From Troy, connect.
ing with the fast mall train from New York,
1l:bb q. m.
MAlL-From New York, via Chatham and
Lebanon Springs. $50 p. m. IIlI7
Rutland. Nov. 20. 1876. dfwtf
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OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
The officers of the road are at present as
follows l. V. Baker being president ::
directors, l. V. Baker, Thomas Dickson,
L. G. b. Cannon, H. A. Smythe, r. G.
Moulton, A. A. Low, w. A. Cook, G. F.
Young, Arthur Williams, c. F. Norton,
and Gen. John Hammond. H. V. Olyphant
was director, and since his decease the
vacancy has not been filled.
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
The following is table of distances
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STOP THAT COUGH.

No pulmonary complaint, however obstinate,
can resist the healing influence OF DR.. Merits
Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound.
Nothing that we have ever sold acts so prompt
ly and enectually in coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, asthma, and all diseases OF the
throat, lungs and chest, leading to cousump-
ton. 1t is a certain cure for whooping cough
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
to take. Cough-worn victims whose lungs are
wracked and torn with paroxysms that threaten
TO choke them, Will lind speedy relief In Its use.
Trial size 10 cents. Ask for Dir. Morris syrup;
take no other. For sale by A. W. Higgins or
4. G. Lewis. Jan19d6w1y
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VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY, OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
This prudentIy managed Home Company, In
favori - with Business Men OF Vermont
Kussei TAFT, President; w. ]. Gilbert, Woe
President; Warren Gibbs, Secretary.
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Master Your Cough at Once with
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar. Every
Ing to consumption, is not only relieved but
absolutely obliterated by this wonderful vege-
table pulmOnic. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute.
Oct28d&wIw
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TOTAL. ....................S@ 54,OO0
The remainder was subscribed by the
Delaware and Hudson canal company.
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dhOCEhlES AMI PROVISIONS,
! am better prepared than ever to do my Gus
toners good. The largest and best stock OF
CalicOs at only Pets. per yard,
ever shown in town. Large stock OF woolens at
such low prices as Will fully correspond with
the times.
The best Rubber Roots, 81. rs per pair.
LADIES' Rubbers at so cents per pair
Arctic Overshoes $l.75 per pair.
Heavy Kip boot, double soled and tapped,
IS. 80 per pair.
Cotton cloth, heavy, sets. per yard.
Felt shirts at sl.25 and upwards.
Co-sets 81 cents per pair and upwards.
KID gloves 81 20 per pair.
Coffee sugar II cents per pound.
yellow q 10 cents per pound.
Graduated sugar IL cents per pound.
Young Hyson tea so cents per pound, former
price $i.20.
Nice dunpowder, sl.OO, per pound, former price
Nice Japan. 90 cents, per pound, former price
$l.00.
Good Japan rs cents per pound, former price
Give me call and will convince you that I
can give more goods for dollar than any other
concern in town. Remember the place,
OLD RED STORE, OPPOSITE R. r. DEPOT.
A. s. MAHON,
novlsdiwSwf East wallinRford, VT
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Atlantic. Galaxy, Harper's, Lippincotts and
three for $40 20 to one address. Litteli's Living
Age. 100. renewals, $50. Arthur's magazine,
~: Godey's Lady's Book. 2.65. Nursery, !. 35.
York Tribune and Times, weekly, i6O; semi
weekly, 2.75. Scientific American, $50, and all
otner newspapers at proporttonately low prices
Catalogue and club rates sent free on appli-
cation to any address. sepqAd6WSw
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

Iante Gures 36nies." Diefe mutbiSe
Mntwprt, ouseelprpden In einem Nus
aeublide, tns ie, obneB eifnnb, nur BON
blutcarffaen HtHtsrn fi6 uunasben
fab, 1ebte btsfe In Grfiaunsn une unters
brad auf turse Belt bas @srb5r.
MIspanH S~trurtbeilte man fe gum
Epbe.
Wau bate NIT ibr nod Sieruncs
swan3ts aneerS 9la9tcpfer perurtbeilt,
ipar abr aroufam senus, fe-- erf 3eu'
gin Der 6tnriHtun8 alsr bteler uns
slddIt&en lein 3u lafen, ete mon til
etssnes Dafett enbete. Mtt 3ube unit
r~emitbiefer Greebuns In ben Diaen
@ottes COB fe ibr 9eben bin, unb MIDI
cine Slase sesen ibre 2iGter unp pen:
fer entfcb ibrer 2ippsn. Ste fart
am 10. Nof 1894.
Glt1abetb irar cine an%mutbi8e unt
einnebmenee Gr1Geinuns; tbr 6aa,
fafantentraun ; ibr blauss auBe Dor
etnem l~ibreneen Nnbaud BON S&wer.
mutt ump5Ift. Gle bItet fets beidei.
ben uub fat furdtlam In oenumsebun.
aen pradtyoaer @r6be mutbtB TN I'm
elid unt thinner frOmm unp tuSsnp'
baft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

ben wnrbe. llnb rpsnt fe fd In ber
GrfaQuna three WuniGes 9etdulhi
lub, yerianf fe rpisbsr In tbre qualpoae
Truuriateit. Mber In ienen fdredit'
den 2elten Der Barboref latte man
F& an itrsn Seufsern unS 9brdnen
unb yer1aste ibr TIRE 8itte. Sebs
Minute, itbs Sscunoe lo1te Der bttterfs
S&msra unatlditS In lansiamsr Mar'
ter an itr nnBen.
GnbliH fam benn bod Der beiB er'
1ebnte Muaenblid. Bsin BeRetsen be,
serbdneni6sollsn Ereppe rtef fs iubelnt
aus: vWefn Gsicensfsl& btenisoen II
ousaarunten. uno bort trinfe t6 nar
aus ben, EriebenSfeIde Seiu Gbrif1
erialt& @Qsluja! MQeluia |"
SIR ebrptrotaes 6aupt fel, uni
ibre mutbise Seele i&wans fd gun
6fmmel eniprr.
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6eltenmdtbtser feb Der
9enbeer.

Die 0enbesr tdmpften lanse fdr ben
95nia unb ben tpabren @lauben. Gle
wuree, entIi@ befeet.
Sn einsm @efeate BET Nantes trurs
ben lsassts berislben sefansen uuD In
ben Rerfer BON BouFaY setuorfen.
S@cn am folssnten Gage puroen Nqe
DOT, benz Neutrality-suspicious. gum Toee
e%erurtbeilt. paarreile l&ritten fe aber
ete Treppe tes @sfdnsntTes burd meb>
rere @a6en Bic gun @eridtsplate.
Nae batten bic 6dnee esfaItet, uns
Seiner perristb In @einea Mtenen cine
Nneh YisInsbr fimmtsn fe NIT lauter
Stimnte atffliGe 2isber on, rpelde 3eis>
ten, bae Ee ale Blutseueen @brtfi NIT
ben eilieen ees6immsls Ssreinist wsrs
ben tpeutsn. gle bSrtsn aud auf bsm
Carbohydrate nt@t auf, ibr 5er3 In
eob< unb Btttseldnsen III @ott 3u srs
beben. Gtne fsisrltde Sttle berridte
rinasumber. Der @otlclefe paste ss
r,tdt ben frommen @elans Der 0ctt
eetreuen Wdnnsr 3u f5ren.
60 farbsn fs our& tte 6ane bes
s&arfri&ters, Giner mad benz Nnoern,
unb Der @elans Serfummte erf NIT BEN
Ecpe bes QeBten.
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HIbrenber Sob perNcnnen
son Npntmartre.

Das 1peesurtbefl iiber bic Nonnen
son Montmortre crying an ID. Stunt
1894. Auf bem SHsntItden Htdtplase
loqten aue Sloferfrausn unter een
Ea1beiI nsrbluten.
Der serbdnauiBppae Rurrer belt an
Der Tbdre. Die sotteewsibtsn Sdwe>
fern fisssn better binauf unb ibrea
@lauben an @brifus unb feline aaeries
ligfe Wutter Iaut betennsnb. ftmmtet
fe aud ouf oiefem lftten @anee wie
3ur 0elperseit ras ,5alue Heaina" an.
Sie 1aneen es but1 bic StraBen fats
reno. fe fansen eS auf Dem HidtpIabe,
fte ianeen es, pdbrenb Cine mad Der
Mneerrt baS 6aupt ,intsr sas Morcbe;I
leete. Grit ale Die eests, bte Aebttfin,
bas 6aupt sebeu9t SafumH,te bas
~Salue 3sstnu", NIT tbrent @eifte psr>
f!tneenb unb entif rrebenb.
Das rltbenee Bolt bate erldattert
bteles feterlihe8l aubensbefenntntB per<
npmmer. Sc par bamals ibltd, bae
es BET muGsnbaften 6inribiunsen NIT
wilpsm 0ebriQ uni. bobnla9sneem
@ebeuI bas BIutguif uuatanste. ster
isbt Ia@te es ni&t es flutidte ni9t, 90
tan3te ntht. Als Oh es aus einem be-
tdubsnben Raui&e erwa@t let. b5rte es
fumm BEN Gelanse Der Sterbenoen
su, ia fein 6Saeniutel b5rte ieiteem bel
cen 5inridtun9en auf.
(6ortfesun8 folst.)
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eeste

Das fable MoreenliGt tes Is. Suli
BON 1894 erbltdte In Der ,.@unaierse>
rte," etsler 0orbalIe pes Ecoes etns
,ablreiGe @eleai9aft adtunccreteta
8~erurtbetlte. Inter ibnsn befanb ta
Der General 8eautarnats. Der @atte
Der tanftissn Raiisrtn Soispbtne, Der
6ersog BON GlsrmcntsI onnerte, Der
Jdrf BON calm. Gybure. be Baron
1rentt u. I. 10.
Dn 1T aber isnsr Damn tort, Der
NIT perssbsustem OtertSrper Oas Blutt
papier bei@reibt bas ct auf letuen ;us
lammenesprebten 8nieen bdlt2 Sc II
stn bsrtbmtsr Dt6ter - anbre BON
Gbenier. st ldrieb fdr SubwiS XVI
osrfaete teKsn Serufuus an cas Bolt
unb ladte i'm Dor Dem Convent 3u
aertbeipteen. Debwesen rraro It gum
Ioce n%erurtbeilt. Der Snbalt bes BON
ibm in Der lsBten Stunee Dor letner
6inrt&tune CUR @uiuotine talb Be-
l9riebenen Blattrs lautet alle:
so wte Gin lester Sau@, etn lester StrabI bee
Gpttes
Den Sag serflGrt an feinent @&luG
&abr' i'd bic 2efer nod an Gube tes S@afo'
tbs;
@er pei6, pann t9's beaeisen mu6?
Ger tete ? ginsi9t bsSor Der !3stser bort la
aretle
auf benz bebliuiten 3ifsrtlat
Den e9sstsfaden 6&ritt Der SsrsefGrtsb'n er
Neile
1eutSn's gen @anss sslsneet bats
9teet i9sn Der @Glaf ber @ruft anf bteler
blet&en 3isen;
8isaei9t-beSur 90 mtr eelaag,
SIN ansefaHsnen @ers ben 8eim 3uH, @siut ~
fissn,
@trb ,s sntfesenbbetftrm 3tans
Der SOtsstIntiseE Der 3um GeriR Der S&rs.
ttns 1&Ieppt nit lstner SSlbnerbrut,
Das G&s bteies SAals NIT metneut 9ameu
ufden.
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rel&er felt einiaer @o6en ben Gbams
poener IN Der Nefibens pertteuert z"
,,GQe @stterl CT III es pirflid !"
,Das stbt ia cine prddttse Neuts,
felt fir bas 9curnal" Der ans
bsre wieter. .Da muB i& MID Bel
Der bobsn Yoltset islbtr %tnfruiren.. ~
Damit elite Ct auf bic Strabs btnaus,
unp ihlos fi@ BEN 8dttel an. Der
3uridsetlisbene fab Damn. wie Ct aud
NIT BEN 0erbafteter rtoete.
@nelt& fam CT eiIenbs 3uriid. Als
Ct In bic 9aube trat, bre& Ct tn eth
1@aaenees 0elddter aus.
Du bait tte @stte aerucnrett obrs
prteeliunse. Doe uar Der 9srr pom
GyIabus."
(S&lus feIst.)
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Gticasp, Mllmaufee unb
ct. Yaul

DtrIaaea. Rsnmen an.
Gtteaes, NtiIpanite unb Ca
GrpGt Gypree-.-.".-......* $50 Born. ! go Born.
Ghteasp, Nttlwauitt xnt "a
SreHe Gypree.....~.."f us Ea4. = $40 Na4
prairte bx Gtten, Milmauiet
nut Gtieaep &yrree--.-* $50 Bora. $50 Na6ua.
ct. paul. Aufin nnb st.
asuis Gryrs6....~~... 6.l5 Born. = $50 RAD.
. $50 Rad. . LOS
81. PAUL unt @tnneaYplb.
ShGe.... ......"...."...-J 1.tO Uptua. " e.0o BprtR.
ct. paul unb Mtnneapcl6
Na@uf. + Tie Na@.
*Sennta9s auSgtncuauen.
tGamRa8s aus0eruutnnen.
tDtpntaDs auS6eneuauen.
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5tnri&tuns bee Yrtn;eff n
gItfabetb.

eubrta unb Maria Nntcinette tpas
rerl i&on lanaf aecpfert, ba fabrte mon
ereltdt aud GItlabetb, beS R5nies
S&weftsr am 8. Nat 1894 ur1 feben
ubr MbeRoe aus benz GsmpeI In. bie
@onetsrssris. 100 fe loslet& bet Der
lHlcRenea Ebiren nerb5rt rarb. gle
Usrbre&sn bdrcete man TIT auf bae fe
NIT ibrei 8rdeern 8rtsfe aepedlsIt
tdtte. Nls fe an aneertt Wpraen
rteber Dor BEN Gritunal sr(Gten, ante
lpcrtete fie. inceni man mad ibrem Nas
men urp &anae fraste: sd tetss
Gli(abftb BON Grantrei& urS BIN bic
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1nb 70 9elhab 60 bu9fdblid.

11no 70 9eihab 60 budfdbltd.
Der aru,e @benier fcnnte ten oiers
ten Hbetmsers ietnes btdterildsn &C.
tamentes ni&t unsbr su Gnee bringen,
Man t5rte pom rrauee1 eaS Noaen
ces pprfabrenpen Icpesfarrens auf benz
pFafer. @ewebre flirrten Dor ber
pfcrte. Gle Sfnete iG. Der so
pessertanctser", Der rotbmisiee Duff
fer eriaien NIT istnsr 2tfe, unb ber
perbdnsnieuuQe Appsa beeann. Der
Didter. treIder NIT elmer wabrbaft
srssartieen gera&tuns ben Safobis
aeru tn 8luttribunul ;userufen
~99 ipet' auf GarsRameu unt fns' eua an ben
@aIsen /"
TT nidt rusniser matbSoa ssfprben ale
feline Sscsssefdbrten.
GreabteerG cbber Grauson
GtateIet
Grau BON GtateIet Bate IL Yaris
ie6s3ts Sabre binbur6 Die SFenHi&e
N@tan9 uub BE beraliGfe 8erebruna
BON tbrer Gamflte unb ibren Greuneen
senoGen. Da fe bas Slid Der Ruts
terf&aft entSstren muete, 70 bate fe
tbre 0srwaneten ~ Ea gsnsmmer. bic
fe ME lire etasnen &inper anfab unp Die
anselesentli&fe Gorge far ibr eetenss
slid trus.
lne biefe cole frau lag 3ur Belt Der
Rescluttcu tn @~efdngniee uno Be-
trauerte bitter ben 9erluR torres @atteu,
ben ueeer letner @laubens< unb 95s
nisstreue bic 0uilctine ibr aeraubt
bate. Sbre efnsise Bite, tuelde fe an
rae 9raalameN observation-disclosures rtds
tete, lautete: .bae Hatt aud TIRE Eade
entisei, unb NIT ibnen bie ME veriss
sence Qusae ibrsr 9brdnsn f9Iieben
m6@ttl"
60 oft bic @lode ben Gsfansenen
eas Sienal gum Befeisen bes 5enfer>
furrens sat. bdpfte pas 5er3 ibr ia
6reucen unb.sin Der 5cfnunG bae
aud fe auf pas S&ofctt serufeu mere
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fraYd6(9e ReDolution,
sef@tlbert
1T geiGi@tli@en Seenea. iotuie Gbaratter'
nas SterbebiIoern.
(Tertfebnns)
Stnritbtan8 ber 36mt8in Ma'
ria Nntpinette.

Das srfe EaeesliGt bssann NIT
BEN S1eine Der Gadeln, wpmit bic
@ensb'armeu ben suu, 1ece 0erurtbeils
ten leu6teten, su fdmpfen. Go war
nisr ubr Worsens ; tbr lester Sag rar
aneebro@sn. Wan braGte fe bic 3ur
Stanbe Der 6inrt6tuns IN ben bd tern
GaaI, in pel@em pte gum 2sbe 8er>
Erttetltsn ben 6enfer ertparteten. Gle
p%erlunste soni 9sfdnsniBwdrter Etnte,
9apiet uuo Gsrer une l9rtsb tbrer
S1wsher etnsn Brief.
Die aSntein f6ltef rubis etniee
Stuneen lang, nadbem fe 9ei6iebsn
unb eebstet batte. Die Teater bss
3nttrmsiasrs tlsipsts fs tetm Grwas
den an unb Dren.te ibre 6aare NIT Be-
1onberer SprsfaIt. Warta Antoinette
Ieete bas fdwar;e Sletb al, psl&es fs
felt benz Iobe ibres 0atten 9straseu
bate uno 3os gum 3et&en tbrers dub.
Iefsfsit fir Die Gree uno ibrer Greups
fir ben 6immsI Elm pstbss 1letD an.
Gin psiess 9aIstu@ bsbsdte ibre
S1ultern unb cine treiBe MiBe tbrs
6aare. Sur Elm 19rar;ss 8anb, mel,
Dies etsfe Mibe uHt bic S@ldfe.. berun,
fefbielt, erinnerte bte @elt an ibre
Erausr. fs lelbft an ibren8 tttpenfanD,
bas 0olt an ibre 6inOpferunG ..Genfsr
unb 8runlsbnen, Dd9sr un6 Bdune
rareu NIT 3ul9ausrn iterlaeen.
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6cf trat, bemsrfte fe ben Sarren Der
8erurtbeilten, 3u peldsm bieGens'oars
men le b%infibrten. Sie blieb feben,
als Of fe wieeer ridwdrts ssben wOate,
uno mabte cine @eberbe bes Staunens
rnb bee Ab11eus. Ste bate eeelaubt
oas @Olt rpirDs BET leinsut 9a6e ne,
ntefens ben Nnfano beobadter, unb
f: piree, rpfe Der ESnfs. IN einen1 Sers
l@IOfsnsnN asen mS&afet Ssbra&,
rpsrssn. als fe btsle Rssuns unters
bridt bate, neiete ie bas baupt gun,
3ei@en Der Grssbun9 uno beftes Den
&arren.
Der grisfsr unb Der 5sater balfen
tbr beim 6~erabfetsea. tutem fe ibre 81
lenbpeen untetflBten. MaieRdti(@
fies fte bic Stufen pssgerifss binauf.
alS fe auf eem Saafet anlangts, trat
ie aus una9tfamfett auf ben Gue bee
6entsrs. Dieter ftsb Dor S&mers Fl,
men S&ret aus. n8er3eibenS te MIR |"
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ale tuenn fe su etnem ibrer 6oFsute ses
lprO@en bate.
Ste tntste efnsn Iusenbltd nieeer
aub faete balbIuut Elm 0ebet bsr.
9terauf fanb fs auf unb rief aus, Ia,
cem fe mad cen lbdrme1 bes Tempels
bltdte: ~estt np&maIs rppb, msine
1inper. Id eebe 30 Gusrm gatsrr
Der 6enfer, Der metra .aIs fe atttsrte
Wurbe BON efnsm S@auosr ererifen. 70
bas feline 6anD s5serte, ale er pas Sell
teruntereleiten lief.
Das 6aupt Ger SSnietn fel.
Der Na@ridter natm eS bet ben
6aaren une. stne auf- benz S4afct
lumber, tnbsm Ct 60 NIT Der re&ten
9ane In bic 6Sbe bob unp BEN 8plte
3stste.
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@epubltf !" beerdete bieies obsei1las
gene 6aupt, auf eeFen 0sT@tslasen
beretts Der S&Iaf bee Grtebens rubte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
gu ~Derfaufen.

DEF nmter,.t&uete paniGt ttne Sarn "a sersauftn.
Otefhee Iteet tn fer Rdtt psn &iAraeub. SlearneG snRty,
yRtnn. tn ud&em eantadet&tn tef6ntts eta tstt. prtts
Her te NAB re rdtrrnb tts saujen Sabres Gdute eetaI.
ten ptre: Die farm bsaept aus an adeen susu 9antS.
uesen 80 N6st unter TEus fns; etenfans teaaben I'D
out hT farm Elm eutes Wetntans Staauns, BaHer nab
poll. Der brittle Tkeil ees &aufprtfts maste tsiui Raufe
baar erigt prben. te dtrisen 3ve Dttttd jaHear imTe.
ratnen NIT z trv. SutfreGeR.
Is. Traus 3umtpalSe,
61-93 Icrah, Gtearas Gennty Rinn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-24
Mount ST. Mary's College, Indiana.
INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT ExgRCrsEs.

EMMErTsBURG, 1sp., June 23.--The COM
mencement exercises Of Mount St. Mary's
College began yesterday by brilliant exhf.
bition Of the juniors, and 10 day the exer-
cises were brought to close In the presence
OF great throng of visitors from all parts OF
the country. In addition to the friends of
the students there were present Of the
alumni Cardinal McCloskey, nine archbisg
ops, and about sixty priests, and like ny
ber of laymen.
The exercises began at 10 O'Clock, at
hour The students marched into the 20
the music Of their own band, foliowes ihe
procession of the Alumni, bishops, faellty,
aud the Cardinal, the latter being accom.
panied by President Nc Closkey and the Ro-
man envoy. As the procession of the Alumni
made its appearance at the entrance to the
ball, the whole assembllge rose, and remain
ed standing until the Cardidal TOOK bis seat.
Behind his chair was placed 3 chaplet bear.
.iHg the names OF eighteen bishops and arch
bishops who have studied in Mt. st. Mary's
College.
The exercises now promptly began, and
were continued to the close with but fifteen
minutes intermission. Eight young men
made speeches. The degree OF Doctor Of
Laws was conferred on three gentlemen, that
of Master of Arts on thirteen, and that OF
Bachelor of Arts on eight.
A most pleasing part OF the whole affair
was the conferring OF the degree OF Doctor
of Divinity AMI Law on Rev. John McCios-
key, president OF the College, by Card!uat
McCloskey; which degree was bestowed by
Georgetown College, under the care of4the
Jesuit Fathers.