davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-08
chilling No. a btltHausct. teeat9Yo; ~hits wes.r,

es1tta'as Fo'a Mlf"'us''' tefas'S'' ~h' "sss'rs
11ii.r-r!5m,; 1i,.,; s,,4!opIns, ,49p1,s! jssi9s ;S III,
=, M RI ah iexs
@ sbsnse Af a.t.s: st'" ss aa,et e0''' ''
1rTaoLEuM-ste. .dy crude. 6'st37o refined, l2Ss
carer. 1oNflv,fe naphths, we.
n..x@s ns:ss~i5a'':ax| a|.:leSsss sSes':s s,fdsso.
TuapEsr1sk-pm1t: spirits, .;c.
EuuA-E!cavy: Wrstcrn. 2nta,rc
s sf s:ts &; ,ssT g.. peef psf'' a: s' u
.ln1t. CT 1nesta,-westssa w ano.; mlades auH III
;sssf f,4 tss wst'5 pfss ns .'.s etc., s is a, TO- i's
Bu1rkn-clolcs hsm: othern dull; Wsssarn lt2
nuxfsr--pull: a..a1ake.
wntsnt-f1sn'et; *l.ti.
Tokxpn. Der. 7.--Ftoun--EAs AnI firth.
WABASH, s1.aa: No. wht,a M!ebia,n, s.2s: M M"
snls., :st ri! nsssness 6 ss VII? Ias[ag; s;
rais:,td a7Sc Corn slsad, with aoier,ts dsus lid I'd
hish mixed, Sic; nsw, 49s nav nece,nbe7. ssSo:
st'ty H.; ;s: ss%s sT ns. ts e., e'f III. ss;s
c,sSsa s.sn~sIeady, viii n'a1sfsto demand, i,
pnr'srn noas-stcad3, With ,uodtrsta demand, II
$3::6.
nrc;irra-f!ons. nono: what, 1865 ba; eora
ET. ,at,,s.
gr. Loris. DISC. 7.-Cor1os--Quios Ana unchanged.
n'1rwa.i a. ,u,, f,f ea1 ,nor tor ,,
~ ~ - sSat n TX M c..n a. * 5s IuE
LhnSsf' sS .e s9s'F I'D
hisheri s!sstAs. A,,y barley qui0s *nd unehsussd.
W.t.sxr-Quiet md Unchanged st.12.
rsos,sloSs~-i'orE iovsr snnil lrts Il s2o.o nuts
mtasa dn'l sa. unehangcd; sl:.edct.. 7e; sars is9
39He f.ei nsa', noni h.fo @ 1sn saon.
Il nrorrrr-Fiour, 5000 hrls: wheat. 3:,opo bn.
ley. Loco Du, @''~S s3' w
'''' 1'''' BALTIMORE,
r.,-,uour n3c Tt.rrcv-nsmont it,,
n,arH.t mH' ,ir,n" A' Ase' 1'1''N-As'n"Nu f"T sna
n'ds F,nnnx.diuis. Aen n.II md unchanged.
9s.is@wAS1M ~; vt a y 70; %s,ern 1sd
at.c @ 70 o!ta ulI and noaius ire aue,. h t.st S
III iis2.ste.ay s2e md unchanged.
rork. i fasd autt' but s;oadT: sruds t5ss, mS,
re51st,; II" x4:aEFir,o xnqa .u, ,r,,,,,.a
TgTaoLtuM.-StoaIy aud lrin,
Wnnxr-Martst I .ujI IL 5li'tVisi,r7.
pH1LapELpH1A.
! nncJ. I3hr: crudo. 1o;tc' -
FLounNuuchtngc,t, liye -four. s,12,za5.
ua41x-Wl,ott hieaiy: pennsyiyauis I'd. II m,
ssf nSess. 'ss, ss'n sss%;s ID ;;ss sss
a ;5o: mixed. lie new, Gua &c. oats s,oaly vhra
lpe7odc: nistd, +ac.
| BUTTER Upchsyieed,
| CarcsE-Dull Weatesr nnc, 12HQ1ac.
| E1os--Stcady: Weutorp, JltSl1c,
!! WouL-Actlys aud firm; M,chtgan, Indians. and
Wostern ilng, 4oa kc: medium, 4ss;oc coasse. "a
49u; unwsshcd, 44Kc.
| MErwiuEEE
| MILWAUKEE, Dec. 7.-FIouM-Du, and UNCHANGED.
| GEA1s-Whcat arm No / Mtlwuukcs xIG6
hsrd tfl0: No. i Mll,Ypuhce st. X: January ii 1e
| February. S1.u4H Nc. o, $50. Corn fair aud ID.
v1uecd Nc. ., 48>. 0ata fats and advanced: NJ. 4
3!Hc. Barley bunyant and higher No. Z, eash tao
De .tmber, 97li. Ayo atong aud hiRhet; No. l, 7lc
, 1875-12-08

BlIEEr-The market was eotfys and stronger. IN.
af sa fpGa asss ";ys
quote conatnan To choics At 9s.oo@5.o0.
HuFFAto. ....-.... .-..
HurvAIo, n. r, pso. so.7.-OArfLx-Hsce!pt1 1873 i;
total for ths voex, so01. Tbs nlarkal opeusd 1ul,
Tut wA4 uaors asro hte In the day. Medium 10 nsst
offering. for shipping tull ~ otf-soms lots ~ oa-
weeks prices. and '@94e OF In 'oms lots. ealss
1900.
soma ola full lat weeks rztaa; tho msjory at ths
rase ware It 81 .a5.nss I 's Of ~ H. s.ls. sY9c In
m.riet ~ss moderately acsive YorksFs. sd9sa7. ~
.o@s common iet.. ss1s onsrsai hs.vy hoss, @
s 3s SCI: +. ses ss ia' s, As. s: would bring
-. xAsr LfhKR7f.
K4ss L1Bs1n, p. Dse; e;1:3cA7r1r-Reesipss TO-
M Id: 's H. % I'd
mon, ,s.s0s 4oo stos1e1'. s3.oe5a7s: Suis. taa;5
Hoo.-Rere,pss to.day, $50 head; 1o,lers, $500
e!ikss-hsee'pu 4o-a4y, ~ head; railing Il ss.7a
95.7i.
Fl. LOUIS. Doe. T.--uATrlE-Dull and lower good
= thaie. nass 'tssss 1sses o.asm to ~ ssa
:sssaj; n:dia@ % fsls, asSss; ;ssS soassoa sX
loas-Lowsr; moderately setirs Yotkers, sa,ssa
d.sa; packing. sd.8V3s.s9; ssts1+ G.so.
W4TkkT0WN, AlBa. ..
WArEnTuwN, Dse Observation-Disclosures al rE3c&l
No lower on a grades Ths weatness il ouiuf 70 tha
lArgo saptiy Of heavy WaAlefn aud Northern atocf.
1MrrS AND LAAax-Rscc4pts a,t9 vary choics, 70
outside qaosate rstes at69aAc mAtkes qutc1nt AZ
psilA sdyanc:d NJ eomp&tsd With lAst aAlsa. 6Ala
In lo!s n stotsasi; s1tFa, $s.soaaa
uRt GOODS.
Mona VI tho features o{ tbs dry goods mAskss hsf
| updsEgoas auy essential ch1pgs aimee our psssaop
report. Fur The ssasou tins demand Continues 1nef
than ordinarily hbers sad tbAs laet ogathsF With h
general hs.densng tsndoney sf prtes&. induces var
| ch.ettul feeling 4noug shs iobbias tfads- Dazta
| ths ~ssk yssy few prtcs-ehangss wars notsd, bu
| thps$ fsx were Ia a upward difscsion; knd Wi
, 1875-12-08
aeurrs, Carrying RATES, talE3a Ter cent. Loat
rtrt hi.a nsat1e fiat.

aeurrs Carrying rates, talE3a Ter cent. Lcah'
rtrn also naade fat.
tsosernp,cn.a F:chfy.
Railroad t,onaa arm aud Ia good jsmand.
State sce,5!ties quiet.
Stock, tn lilo main. opened nrn. but at tho second
call we're wtak with general reaction from thu high
re. ro'nt Al tho cnic the rhrtcl waF attl' lover.
un,n,, r,slnc aecltn" to 7dt anil cioset nj ;7s77H
taks sloro declined 10 s9,e Pacific lt1i to io'i.
Wr-ieyn Union 10 H. North ursttfn h las{ rreferr+l
ts ,n 81 psul 10 a,i, preferred to f.i. anu Mlcht-
sin Central Al Gutt. tnlct changes taRht
ii. .Msactnns Mt Tho Block Exchange wtro jai,h 0
SHARE. o, which a7,luJ werc raciha MIL lA.00 Weat
trn lnlun, 3s,to Northwcatern, h,o0' g. PAUL 3r0)
lr;r, 80 L,ke Shore. and ,, scd Union rar1h:.
Money market easy 1t ~. rrne mercantile paper,
tsa.
Cnan,ns receipts, s31i ,foo.
Tho Assistant Trcaaurer tIsbufsed $2l4,000.
lrnlnce exports s'.1Gl GCo,
Clfartne.. fa,Itooot
, 1875-12-08
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wsre Ito receipts anl shipments Of
tho leading Articles Of produce In this cts during tho
tw ny-fonr houss entug at O'CLOCK on Tuesday
morning, aaI for Tho co-rtsl onns tatc yo,r ngo
, 1875-12-08

II0aS-Tho market olauNd dull, oWtog 70 thh firm
position Of holders. Who iu vfsw Of sle small re-
ce!pss, !ns!ztea uran 1o@idc Aavanca oyat Montays
quotations. Toward noon, sel[sfs havluT moIsned
their yiews somewhat. buysrs took hpld fealY, n.,
long hstoro evening" fla psns were Cleared. Trading
70 nss packing hpes, md ut f6.7aA1.49 for common
to extra shipping grades. Consot Bros. affected two
Falex 1t tho outside figure,
, 1875-12-08

closei at 4ss{c. Caa ascs reported uf 4o1 ht1
silva mIel NJ 4sc; a 100 au Nc. At .1r -; ka hn
~. 70 a ri ~ @ % gr;s 5ssstsa s at tS u M ssts ar
At sots.is; 40 tu o n. 40 delivered: md Y.oo0 bu
Is sainpr nt sotaiec. Total. os.eoo hi.
01rS--Wcrn moro At tiso and arn, averaging Va
higher than an shn rs*est'nR day. tho n,.rAes a.
vn'ed, III asmpathY viii, other grain sud New York.
nons ato ahowcd tiscrease ID tho st.k III s.ors,
which n tt abuut lh0.n ttt larger ssn At tho corrt-
ssondnA dasr a sear sgo, Most of tho trading ~,
whn WIRE anxlons to tntf ,saa ~ ahsY vnre ~
rrtheu.lro Of q further advante. bnt lilo marl.t
ho,r. helier tho month ope ed Il sJye soi' 70 :toHs
aua eIHse :, !; y VI 5.nSrs an; ,od a2As
a.its,; - u X1 wh'!s It III; S..oa d Du bs
Other grain. Ths recri 'i4h. and few ore.a
@ # Ess ss.s1' neas fss' NJ CO.;
cUfret. aa'o of 6uSO IN WIN ,na', ~ settlecns at
ssc Jnary w aoca At e'c m o.. ~ .as. !,,ao
II: on trark. Total. =, - In.
HARi.Et-N4a a llItt hAnre artiso and lNA2o
ss TT .ors Ft,i e4 u en ee0
nurtouh ta nIl t as t'cro IA supEosetl to bo largo
ii,s uut. aud tho ree'ps are ANAL aud tnoat df s,o
inp advance checked tllAlness somewhat, but
tue trasktt rosed ssczdy. though quiet at t'iu
e' !. ,fs. 81 eosea ss Il s su.e seS
~ Al &c s:aNc, eo,,as es ss4o; I'D fegs,'aty It
1T .rket c.o4ln1 nuntu lily armer. Nj" wns tttdHcr,
selling Il 6iG de- aud sejected WaA quoted at a9 .!r.
Hnnict wtre neglected. CASA f1les wcfn reported Of
stu III 81. at etat; 2,tQo lu No. at -" i0c: 4o3
lu re e.ted At 42a roo BIZ by eanplo at aiic, OIL
track AnI 400 bu At ooe. delivered. Total, 44t0 bu.
IATE6T. ........
Meas pork WA quiet aud stronger, with st!ts ot 10
trs ut flnt5 seller December, $1v20 Keller J~nu ry,
ar $.y.s se!eF February. Lard wus quiet aud aen',
with snlo repurtta OF 43U tcs seller February Dt
$l!.45. =.
Whrat Wan act!re anl arnl, RdvancinE I31Ac. Fell
or january sold At $ioOi. toi, hna cioee ii 81 VI
Ae,et the ,nonth as'ened ut p9sie4 md eioeod VI
stvhH, February soll At the ctose 1t &l.92h.
Cora advanced W under fair demand, and in sym.
pnl,,y with eueAt, cine]nR At Tor DectnIpor aud
+&c fot l1u1aEy tn Using the top prcea OF tho af-
terDoon. Cash saa firm ut 49, hftf.
t}4ts wero artiye a1 nonn ny firm.
barley quiet and firm ats;c lor December, and
9eAc for january. ..
GALL tOAND. .. ...
Mess pork waH quiet aud firmcr. closing Rt si013a
1a.liH seller tho month, 192s e2' scler Jsnuary,
9h a1D. 40 seller Fturasry. SaeA: 3J9 brlA 1elef
Feurtsty At $i9.tD .....
Lard WI slLiet and Btrady ut $i3..3 cnl, pnd *t24a
.,s TT February, with fa!cs Of sGo tca seller tho
month ii sla.5.
s Its ot meats iucluto: Gn1 Ioxce 1nuR and short
clear at i've 100 botcA long clear 1t VIC.
, 1875-12-08
A Decided Reaction In Wheat mad C0l1i.''
Other Grain Firm.



racsus, have, ia tue la.s two or thres ars leveed
i1e nanrt, icre 10 Tho aane untt,lorestng point a.
't'e .,'"'0. nu"uss' Ae'' ~ 'Ae '4NA'
sHe"1cfr.
Tue demand Ter accommodations ~ tho oshke VA
nos otp .h,n ts ihess "S' .,s sess S,,,ar
.ua. w. ~ '.,',,ts, orra,ror.
ee''t 20 Issa'ss customers; Weoa o".s.ao
eoueesAlpla "fo ireelJ nl'ho on thcso st'ts'
On tho street, ratoa wure ID per cent. with scae
.upuly Ut rul paprr.
New Fork exchange wis IN les he'Ivc ds1nnnd' b's
ta'ca eoas'nued 10 he nade 1t p'r foE sloo pe'"e'h
1bo ,.m,nt froto III, ru,n.rr for currency was
ueh+
sk"s'
14e cear1nes "tFc 61,fo',tn'.
THE HALTlMonE h nlfio RAILROAD.
The Eng"rer, commcrcial paper u ne'''1Ho.e'
quosca with approval the nrIttio til Lbs t"iutn s1'-
essina she aetton of Tim Ba't,ase oA" 4saseso ="
jug tie combination t. False ffH1Hht r4tts IL aaua
u our remarks tue following: ....
We sre nlEealy rFsmitnE the lalle o. hasopean
t.a'u su!trs =. @ IN ~. as.;,,'. @ IN +"V E'r th.
friT cJlua with August 4aU, Vi nnn,o y,y.uog9M nf
bushels, t;fsat us.lu lad ALREADY received, on as II
of Eosemtsr d1lin tar irst Ivy nailths u the KAT
~ ~ ~ - IT, 80 ~, ~ ~ n mi nj hs",s ,r a.
sI Of ahuuVJ Gu.ntity approaching clusty 10 Lalf
" her ct.frt requirements.
INC eare lls oIn1ay aasa!apa W. grey u.a ~
;,, ' ~. ~ rcr.nt rnrrrn,s,t. n liz nj rn.ds Fl,
Geir y3yuuce of trc;ghts
Ihr tu:utity Of cT.ip Vt ro|nts Of accumulation tn
aid 4'Lu. tecudsntoa," reaching Eone l7.u00.000
saw VIII ht'l. ..-. ..... ......- 49, n mn r{n
cspals aud ratrosds, i,NoU
futtni, '.,.e..,'.......... ...'..... :.salLuJ
pu tAu lakes bound for tide water 1,uu,4U
$780,
TLA1 .,,...,.,..., ,iO, co., ,cDj
ansh,, rhIJo tbe o,hcr rouress of su,py In Eurotc
tnt 10 hayo Lcen thouweIycs drfl i1nt, have beell
chipping laygtty to 1rcAt Hr.t1a. Francs yeIdel
fI,n i.st y,,r End luItin ron.f,leral ,t0rk whlo
, 1875-12-08
TELEGRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.,
Special Dtspafth 10 TIE ch'eaao rs'baa,-
1FvEHrool, Dec. 7-ll:oo a. m.-FLoun-So. !,
25s ID; No. ., 24s Cd.
. Observation-Disclosures, No. !, los ID: No. 2, los;
Hprtng, Mo. !, 1o4; No. .. os Id: white, No. l. lis
Id; No. = l0s I'd; club, No. |. liz I'd No. lis ID
corn--So. !, 3a 90; No. ?, 3aa od.
PnoF1s1oss-Pork osa. Lard. e7s 9d.
Receipts Of wheat Lat three dsJa. ~, 900 qrs mons
boag american.
LIVERPOOL. Doc. "a ?. m.-corn hrmer Mt ssa Sd
t834s Dd. DftadstH1s unchanged.
7arna and fabrics 1t Manchester quiet and un-
L,vlnpoo1, Doc. 7-Eycnlng. ng.-pnov7s1oss -D.con
-55s Cd for long clezr msad1ey.
ANTWERP, Dec. oc.7,-prrao1guu-eo4f.
LONDON Dec 7.-D1soousr-'rhe ratio OF tisconnt
x ose, market Tor threo month"; bills IL M per cent
which liz u per cent below tns Bank Of England ratc
CoxaoIa-Fur mouey, % 1910: account, Us 1910,
Axsa1cAs Bzcun.riEs--'sss, old, losH; Cts, lo9<;
lo-tos. 1osH; nex 81, 1ots; Now Yost csutls1, %:
Er'e, ls,{; prefarred, II.
..'."1~s pr-1,, s,,,.--,,zo,o,
sf'A'1a - ~ = -
ao's+S
sA"47' 0's' ''-''+'A % -.oo' 'A's~
eot,-uron co1-,n nanrerx
a.v..x.u Dac' Firm: mililinu Iaa q: mt n.
caint.. a641 haloe sa,r,, 1865.
ca4aLxsron. Doc. 7.-cotton Arm; 12Ac; net re-
eo,p.', oo' NV ca,,a,, ,,.VS r, n,,d,,rc, ,,t<a
Mon'LN, ~, ,'-. A1".o' i. ~ ,
1-asi ~" 49,. -. oa "'~A' N-'
~. .HotI.,' or,, ,o<,. raj ~
ceips 9os h9es' es0ss 4ls: e1pos.' 70 o1sa' 0s''-
a,ns 2,a9.i eoas'"'ee' soo' ssos' 7ts's. .
Egw ORLEANS, Dsc' 7.-coTToS-Densn good !;
sa1es o1 eis" oA'esi p1sus kenalan5 Stronger, cs
' Ito. Ia. M m,aaltna 10 .trct low ,nIdaapa, l1E3
taAot ~ "s .,..s,n.,,. ,n,.r".,.t. 'n ~,
mIiIaliue, 13,;Ai34c, Receipts nat, ool4 hales
gross. e.s,s; exports to tho cootiaent 1a2' east-
wt1o 2B93: Great Ur!t1ut II, ,84a STOCK 198,180.
M!a!no STOCKS.
diH faANeisoot pee' h-o'pua' a'9aast W. n'et-
n HsEad" h9heF' ~ ooasoiua'ea safeanls 'oHe1'
rs ophit. lower. lo'; cnotaf ores' leea; 7aVeao'
lo!4i Mexican. lo"es' ~; oon.a ous'5: ~"ss'
lux 1sst Aelsae4' 'oaef. Au'N hno nos
cross 'owsst aoa crown to'a1' o"oe, ~ ae'!o"
sae..' 4"'*' ,e, ,ns,e r.,sts,nta 1o-nr'
lover 19sH dasuee loSes' 1o'A o@'uos"'S' ''"tf'
6s's'
NEW yf,nk pnY GOODS MARKET.
NEW Yonk, Doc. 7,-Cotiop good. In u,odsta.s do
a,snd spd steady, Brown .hsstiuxs ruled artn, AMI
Lon,ds,e Ho,o. and blackstone blosched shrtinss
advanced uo. Cotton asu,os actlya In low arates,
plaid nrnts and robas In fair reaueat and nearly al
| rob<s reduced to u, Mallory priuas reduced ~.
| Wooleua eonttouea quiet. Foreign goods dull
-
CLEVELAND oil MARHET..
GLHvz1AxD, O., Uoe. 7.-PErao+1pA-SH' a -
| yNA ". Mza
, 1875-12-08

L3TEBT,
Kxw ToRE, uae. T.-uoid opensd u NIX ssd
slnAsd st lax. ~ aa1ss of ths dAy we're Vt tAsts
, 1875-12-08

DeayefB, and for the kafety Of which much anxiety
,xus usufcsca. arrived hexe Jest"zdAy. Deiors Me
coull get on As tho beavers she had 10 aaAsef s~e
third. Of bor cargo. Thu s<lss MstsopoAs Laatt-
q. pat g. and LOTUS ali Of which hasb seen aae toi
several tsyu, afrivsd ha9e ytstsrday sound ana sa
Tho sehr Two Fanups, "hiea r. a psen rSsass e
1o W ssst. = 9swsgas9 +, ~. tss 'is pofs I'd i
psstea 70 during na ST. u. ee,opssa
10 throw o,arboasd over s99oD aset q !,,oa. .um
'ehs H. I.ivea L. sfs: hs.s 'esa lit svsans %
IL IL ass'' sos t D' Ii. tus r5otSstoa: Iss II
.eabae Superior sn bs S.nu,s xa 4 sa. r. o ;e1a
tts lo.es lakes. .Tno .tesmbMa. FSreat ct,t ~
sen engaged e ran gs'*ss1 ens. Mss .s
naysS a"suf ,.s, .1s sp cty Of aebo ~ s
MIMI I'D froLs predicts another starua faa
PORT HURON hEws. ...-..
ponr HERON Mich. peo. 7.-Tha scllr urtdgaWsss
which wss ashore IN "auSaahanee, hss been se1s@&so'
and II on her way 10 this port.
Tne scl.r sNoeshsaft Fassed down this morning, "
mo.t entiscly uunlurea. --....
Tho schr Frxncis Palms, also sshors IN tbs attktts
wss pulled oG unlnjurea. and sailed for ohtSo Ta<
out lasshcr assatanps.
in.uranes men working to .e!esss the sthr MssJ +
nS T., "asa on ~ .aS ssa T.
fel<sso her has besa Abandoned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II "a not certain ttss James Williams, ksxnfn, WV
aboard ths aehr Jenkins u tho lime of ths daAasf,.
Tbs schr Guido rnses coal lauen from C1dyelsud IT.
rived q Milwaukee Monday snorutng with nsofsh
eeutsehnatl, Tha E. II. Da<dson Il sttl dns II ta0
port The prop Antelope md barge "aea
vero fast In tbs leo Il sag!naH Fay. got hbefesea
Friday, and returned 10 Bay City,. Among tde saot
tion Al fragments from the acAF J. q. jenkins, pieAso
up on the lake ahore. tas wheei-eo1,
cabin door aud che 1t tho hatch csrltasa-sl s1sam
0 miles Of pswsgo .1hs crew OF NJ stsata-,a
FAYorte witch got caught In tbs leo " ba91AaN ~
mlIpA out from Pima 1nrss, bars 4 beea EsscaSu. ~
Thsy had terrbls axEansnoa. bfsAttn9 thfoaaa ~ ~
tes IN attempting to re41h 4huFe having 70 II
theE frGl craft through hundnq ~ S,ttor
su1.us ts aays on essasr1iasn saa 1ait pss
lhlnk What nl8ht, " had w asip esnas eya. .M.t
tpuniaatiou Ia III directions. NO sstn - -.
st43mApsA ara goog " have guoa ~
4qu ID 0unbatlaud River. u has been s.n4 Isn14
fos boata to trunsport from ths uptr Caaos ~.
from atoo 10 Wy bogsasaaa q sooafo NC .hos so
hogshsads yhis xuar 1t i estimated 10y aoeses -
I'll, bs shipped, bssld@s hrEs amount y af1u s
sxsltina conysYsncs to uarfst". ssJs ~ naaso
Erprsss: The tugs Crowe aud ail hare tos " :n
and ue su4sxed Ia she ssrsto< 4 tia Q4AeAt aos. ~
er Railway This tins for ths neF y hf1s1x - 3s, ~
tsen shsa.asA in heaxy sron Rlats seoas % ~ Or
and buttous, End msds tnVufastap9s ~ ~ nns,,il
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho fh.owina .nsssnmoa.s were fled for sfeorl
Tuesday, Dsc.S:
, 1875-12-08

The following ara saa toatngs Of tha ocla, report
of grain l stoge In this city the esenR or satu5'
usy i4.t xpd At prrexpo1ldpS aAtps:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-16

G. A. Hubbard Is TO remove his boot and
shoe mandatory, employing some fifty or
more hands, from Essex Junction to Bur-
lington. This will be serious blow to the
prosperity of the business of the Junction.
1t takes away quite number who contri-
butte largely to the social educational, and
religious institutions of the place.
The ice moved the railroad bridge at AL
burgh Springs, Monday the 18th, SO as to
prevent trains passing over it during the
day. Fears are entertained of the bridge
between that town and Rouse's Point The
main body of the ice Is uncommonly thick
and solid for this time of the year. The
last team crossed on the 9th, and found
over two feet in the channel.
A sad accident occurred in the western
part of Morristown, Lamoille county, re-
Gently, by which Mr.. Kicker was instantly
killed. He was engaged in telling trees,
the fret one cut lodged, and after cutting
the second he started to run to avoid dan
ger, but unfortunately went In the same
direction that the trees were falling, and
was struck by limb which severed por-
ton of his head
At the recent New England conference
of the Methodist church, the pastorates of
clergymen, either former residents or ma
tives of Vermont, were made Joseph II.
Mansfield to Lowell ID. G. Knowles to
Maiden Charles w. Wilder, Clftondale ;
Rodney II. Howard, Tapleyville Daniel
| Dorchester, Jr., Vermont Conference
| Ga,,,iparxr Mantnal,ar. 81,
Clinton Merritt Hulburd, Grace church,
Springfield Lorenzo White, Principal of
Vermont Conference Seminary, Mont
| pelier.
The workmen engaged on Peck's block,
at Burlington, on Tuesday, found five
cent silver piece on the top of one
of the large front pillars, bear
ing date 1880, which must have been plac-
edtherc when the building was erected.
forty-five years ago Between the walls of
the building were found nearly two BUSH
els of nuts that must have lain there at
least thirty years. The most of them were
as hard to crack and as good to eat as ever.
Now as to candidates for congress in the
third district, says the St. Adams Adrer-
tiser, we have little or no knowledge; but
we do know that Congressman Hendee like
all his colleagues of the Vermont delegation
sustain the views of Gen. Wells, the col
lcctor of the district of Vermont, in main
tanning the existing treasury regulations
at Island Pond. Certainly between Gov.
Hendee and Gov. Dale there is no contro.
versy existing in this matter and we don,
believe either of them thought of a con.
gressional nomination in connection with it.
st. Adams had its first spelling match
on Saturday evening last, Col. Benton
acting as enunclator. About fifty compel
ed. The spelling presented the wide range
of photographed eccentricities usual or
such occasions. Facetious was spelled
''phacetious"; gentian, 'geanshlln'; squeal
"squeer' (perpetrated by Judge Deavitt)
and finally Mrs. w. II. Vickery took the
first prize Ga five dollar gold piece on
caribou The match was held III the in.
terest of st. Luke's Episcopal society, anC
was very successful, large audience being
in attendance. The proceeds were about
S65.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-16

1t is not generally known how DR.. All
King succeeded in making his escape from
Lansingburgh after he had managed to
rid himself of the presence OF the
officer. 1t will be remembered that he
went into the Phoenix hotel, and of course
must have left by another door while the
officer waited for him in the sitting room.
He seemed to be very anxious to reach the
Canadas, but did not dare to get on the
northern bound train at Lansingburgh for
fear of being detected. The morning af-
ter his flight two gentlemen were coming
from Schaghticoke to this city in a cutter
when they came to heavy snow drift in
the road. They noticed that the snow was
packed and had been tramped on by a
man and horse. From all appearances
there had been tip over the night before.
No one could be found who knew anything
about the unfortunate, and in searching
for place to pass the drift the gentleman
found paper in the snow. On examining
the paper, it was found to be the naturali-
cation paper OF DR.. All King. Some other
advertisements and papers were found,
which were of no use. From these facts
it would appear that the doctor, after
leaving the 'Burgh, made the best of his
way to Schaghticoke, where he took train
for the north after waiting day or two
He boarded the Montreal express train at
the station, and was seen at Eagle Bridge,
which led to his arrest.-Ir0y Press.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-16
The Louisiana Legislature

The Louisiana legislature met in extra
session Wednesday, but did little beyond
referring the cases of the contestants en-
braced in the Wheeler compromise to the
committee on elections with instructions to
report Thursday, and listening to the gov
ernor's message. The days proceedings
were unusually quiet. One of the con-
servatlves, w. w. Carlass, announced that
he did not recognize the legal existence of
the Hahn House, but he was the first of
the conservatives to come forward and be
sworn in when Speaker Hahn called them
up. A colOred member named Stuart
created some amusement by his exhibition
of bewilderment and anxious inquiries as
to whar dat award was. The speaker in
formed the member that he as speaker did
not know anything about the award, to
which the colorcd member responded
"Arnt we sitn' under de award?" The
speaker replied, mo, we are under the call
OF the governor and under the constitution. "
"Den l move" put in the dark skinned
legislator, to hab a committee pointed of
three to wait on de governor to bring dat
award before de house." For some reason
the motion was not put, and, after receiv-
ing several veto messages from the COVER
nor, the house adjourned until Thursday