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The following is the order in which
Right Rev. Bishop Bissell will visit the
parishes in the diocese of Vermont
March 81, Sunday, st. Luke's, st. Al
bans 20, Good Friday, st. Paul's, Bur-
lington %. Easter Day, st. Thomas,
Brandon 30, Easter Monday, st. Ste
phen's, Middlebury 80, Easter Tuesday,
st. Paul's, Vergennes.
April a, First Sunday after Easter,
Christ church, Montpelier 8, Monday,
st. Mary's, Mortified G, Tuesday, st.
Johns, Randolph 7, Wednesday, Grace,
Randolph 8, Thursday. Christ church,
Bethel 8, Friday, st. Pauls, Royalton /;
II, Sunday, Mission, White River
Junction, st. Pauls, Windsor 12
Monday, st. James, Woodstock Is,
Sunday, Trinity, Rutland 10 Mon
day, st. James, Arlington 81, We'd
nesday, St. Peters, Bennington %, Thurs
day. Zion Church, Manchester 25, Sum-
day, Emmanuel Church, Bellows Falls 90,
Monday,A st. Michael's, Brattleboro 81,
Tuesday, Christ's Church, Guilford %,
Wednesday, Mission, South Vernon 30,
Thursday, ST. Luke's, Chester 30, Friday,
Mission, Castleton.
May !. Saturday, st. James, Hydeyile ;
bubNluN, bts oOhh ~ OuitbC1 II.
st. Paul's Wells 0, Sunday, Holy Trinity
Swanton p. M, st. Johns, Highgate !;
10, Monday, Grace church, Sheldon IL,
Tuesday, st. Matthews, Enosburgh ~,
Wednesday, Christ church, Enosburgh; 49,,
Thursday, Calvary church, Berkshire IA,
Friday, Union church, Montgomery IS
Sunday, Trinity church, Fairfield p. M,
Christ church, Fairfax ; %, Sundty, Trim
ity church Milton p. M, Emmanuel
church, Georgia 80, Sunday, Mission.
Shelburn p. M, Mission, Winooski.
June 6, Sunday, Christ chnrch, Island
Pond; IS, Sunday, st. Barnabas', Norwich;
1G, Wednesday. Episcopal Institute.
When these services occur on Sundays or
other holidays, the bishop wishes to have
the celebration of the Holy Communion.
lie hopes also to meet the children in every
parish for catechising.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Flood.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Pennsylvania adyices represent the
streams as rising and the ice gorged at
numerous points. AT Columbia bridge
has been loosened from its foundations, and
at Sunbury the lower portions OF the town
are overlooked, the water reaching in some
cases to the window stills. Grave appre-
tensions of Il calamity are entertained, but
as yet the damage has not been heavy.
ALBANY, March IS.
The change in the temperature has stop
ped the flow of water into the river, and
the flood in the latter has fallen about
twenty inches.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. March IS.
The river has been falling slowly this
afternoon and is now nearly two feet lower
than it was on Wednesday morning.
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were numerous and of various kinds of
course they must be all made of wood, va
rying in price from clothes pin to a
cane-seated rocking chair The evening
was spent very pleasantly in social inter-
course and friendly greetings, and at a sea-
sonable hour they all dispersed to their
homes highly pleasd with their social visit,
and leaving their best wishes for Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Powers happiness and prosper
ity. No better wish was expressed at this
gathering than that the next Eve years OF
their welded life might sail on as smooth
ly and placidly over the pillows of life's
Journey as the first FIVE W.
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EOriY-Threc Years Old.

rS' Friend, Stop that Cough Do not
neglect common Cold even for a day
it may end in Consumption and death.
Rev. n. II. DowNs' ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old ana young, and il will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people forty-three years, and has
never failed to give relief TO all who have
used it,
N. II. DowNs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
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first time I ever saw anything to write,
that had any information in 1t, embrace
the opportunity. can soy Mr.. Westcott
was imposed upon and did honestly believe
the whole theory. What IS the next hum
bug that physical strength will expose that
science cannot handle
@. d. SPRINGER.
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IN SPRING the necessity OF taking tonic to
purify the blood, and to restore constitutional
vigor, is universally experienced by the young
or old; the indication arising from the depraved
nutrition caused by the depressing effect OF pro-
tracted cold weather upon the nervous system,
shine. Constitutions enfeebled by age or dis
ease are especially influenced by these causes,
the appetite becoming poor, digestion feeble,
depressed TO restore nervous force and mus
cuiar energy, Dr. Weeler's Compound Elixir OF
Phosphates and Calisaya is reliable remedy,
speedily vitalzing all the organs and tissues OF
the body. mar1Od&W2w
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ROBBINS In Rutland. March 18th, Cora v.
daughter OF Thomas G. and Ellen NJ. Robbins,
aged Is years and months.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon. Notice OF
hour hereafter.
MoRSE-In Rutland, March 18th, OF typhoid
pneumonia, George W. Morse, aged I? years.
months and 10 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WARDWELL--In Clarendon, March 18th, of
canker rash, al the residence of j. l.. Ward
well, Ernest Henry son OF Henry H. and
Hattie Wardwel, aged years. months and
Sdays
WHIlE-In Dandy, March II, Justin NJ. White.
aged 70 years.
Funeral on Sunday at II O'Clock a. IN. at the
residence or Henry Wilbur, In Dandy.
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BEANS.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Medium heeces, combing and delaine selec-
lions are quite firm and sell readily at full pre-
vious rates, The transactions comprise Ohio
and Pennsylvania including all grades at SAG
soc, choice No. and medium selling at the
higher figure. Michigan fleece at 4G953c I'M
washed and understandable fieeces 800 ,2c /;
combing and delaine do 10000 for washed
combing and 100000 for unwashed; super and
pulled at 45@6sc California at 2693sc for
spring, and 14824c for fall shorts at 22@24c !;
nolls ,4O@5Oc tub washed at 56a57Nc lambs
California at 25c.
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MANY PERSONS

MAN I IENSUNS
Would like beautiful Cottage Organ for their
parlor but think they cannot AFFORD 1t. 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 Q. DAY,
novlOdly Rutland, Vt.
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THE RUTLAND GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH

BuTrER-The market is quoted heavy. Sales
at l2a22c for western i7S20c for state.
CHERsE-The market is steady lOtS 1890 Tor
common to prime. ~
sEEDs-Llnseed inactive clover firm Of 1875
&c for western.
WHIsKRy.-The market is quoted. as being
dull nj
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WESTERLY ELPS--In Low Hampton, n. Y f,
by John Goadby, d. D., OF Vergenncs, Henry
S, webster OF stockholm, n. Y, and Julia f..
daughter OF Harrison Phelps, ESQ.,, OF Low
Hampton.
HENRY-COPPINS In Rutland, March 10th,
by Elder IL. X. Flagg, Norman f. Henry and
Miss Nellie l.. Coppns, both OF Rutland.
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ARIA NATION OF DYsPEPTICs

We live fast, dlsslpate and MI early. graves;
We drink all kinds OF alcoholic spirits, ana
swallow, without mastication, pork, greese and
every kind OF life-destroying, system-clogging,
indigestible food. DI. Walkers Vegetable YIN.
egar Btters will remove the eyll enects, ana
electrical blood lowing through his veins, VIII
have clearer head and a cooler Judgment
which added TO experience, VIII cause MN 10
abstain In the future.
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Trinity Church.

Services to-day at II a. m. and 7.9O p.
IN. The Rev. E. II. Randall, of Poultney,
will preach in the evening.
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John Cain, director and agent of Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company, office in
Town Hall block where persons in this
county can have applications made out and
policies forwarded,
Rutland, Jan. Goth, 1875. febl6d&wtf
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state, County and vicinity

The following scholars attending the
Fairhaven graded school were not absent
nor tardy during the winter term of 1875,
viz Sarah Owens, Katie Owens, Arthur
Streeter and Benjamin Jones. The follow
ing were not absent during the term, viz :
Fred Sheldon, Elite Maynard, Ada Adams
Edward Wood, Robert Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Vail are spending a
few months in Florida.
The wedding of Henry S. Webster of
Stockholm, n. Y, and Miss Julia T..
Phelps, only daughter of Harrison Phelps,
esq, of Low Hampton, N. Y, which oc-
Cured at the residence of the brides father
just over the line, on Tuesday evening, was
a very enjoyable occasion. Nearly a hum
dred invited guests were present. The
presents were numerous and valuable.
Rev. DR.. Goadby, of Nergennes, was the
officiating clergyman.
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port over 5000 packnges, at least In the coun-
try awaiting market. The price is at least 2, II
not Sc lower. which shows a gradual decline
during the month. Good summer butter sells
at qo@25c fall butter ao@ssc. Fine butter is
In over proportion to common stock, and buy
ers win not touch the latter unless at a very
low price. New make begins to be talked about
but cannot be marketed until the old Is distri-
buted, unless at lower prices than can be had
later on. Receipts OF old butter may now prob
ably lessen, and It is thought the worst is
reached and that next week will sec q better
business.
The market In Boston continues duh and
heavy, with very liberal stocks and prices rul-
ing unsettled and quotations nominal. Further
concessions are insisted upon by purchasers.
CHEESE.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
Choice factory. ........".........". l6kdlt
ftur 10 good: 49,. .......'''''..' ''isS@ioS
Western choice factory ..loH@l6H
telr 10 good. .........s.......'....,' if'@io
REMARKS.
Our New York advIces speak of heavy ship
ments, which greatly lessened the supply in
market, giving 1t tone and advance. The Utica
Herald says. In reference to the New York mar
ket The steadlness OF this market, governed
countries Is In marked contrast to that OF but
ter bosed upon home markets controlled by the
greenback mill whose crank is turned by the
powers that be. The quotations are, state fan
cy, September and october make, 1eN9l7c !;
good to prime, late made, lGSl6kc early fac
tory made and private diaries, entire, i4si6 :;
part skinned or common cheese, l2sI5c ;
skim med, s@l0c,
M fgr ho oaly vyar Il hnx
exports, 1861 boxes gold, ll5H cable, 7os
The Utica quotations are l3@16c o ID.
The Boston market is firm and steady, with
a fair demand for fine Vermont and Northern
New York cheese
EGGS
Eastern, per dozen....... .......... a25
Northern ...............,... ............ (aS4
SOUTHERN '''''''''''''''''''.'''' s'Cs>-
REMARKS.
Market fairly steady but receipts continue
liberal and demand moderate.
VEGETABLES
POTATOES.
Early Rose per bush. ................ 7O(SsO
jackson Whites. ..........,,.......' 'Ogso
REMARKS.
| Potatoes have been In fair demand the past
week, with sales at quotations.
ONIONS.
onlons.. 25a2 s 0 per barrel
| REMARKS.
onions are dull at quotations
FRUIT.
| APPLES.
| Apples (GreenlngSl.. ......sl 20 TO 90
BaluWlnS. ..........,s..s.s... ...fz oO W ID
Common. ................"tl 0O 10
REMARKS.
There is more frrnness in the Boston market
HAY.
Eastern (coaiSel. ...................s ZZa2t
Flnc. ............'...... '.sloGzO
medium. ...,..,'..'.. ''''''.'''' siogSu
| REMAHKs.
The Boston market IS well supplied, with
| fair demand at quotations.
BEANS.
Medium, per bushel......,,..,..s 81 75al 80
Eastern ...'....-.'.' sz <oVtS o.
NOLlinOH. ............. ....''.'... 4 to9< w
Northern. ............,............<2 21a2 "
WOOL
s.t.tru
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At the annual meeting of the Baptist
society the following officers were elected
Moderator, Joseph Parker Clerk, Enoch
S. Sherman Trustees, Joseph Parker, S.
II. Sherman, Convis Parker Treasurer,
f. b. Stafford Auditor, Jonas Wilder.
The Rupert Literary Association have
appointed the following officers Rev.
George Lobinger, president Arthur b.
Wilder, secretary Mrs II. p. Stafford,
treasurer Mrs. George Parker, librarian.
The meetings are very entertaining, instruc-
tive and pleasant.
Mr.. Alexander Trumbell has purchased
the house just north of Jonas Wilder's, in
West Rupert.
Mr.. r. J. Humphreys singing class gave
a most excellent concert on Wednesday
evening last
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weather Probabilities.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFflCER-S
WASHINGTON, March IS D m.
For lower lakes, the Middle and Eastern
States, northwest and northeast winds; ris-
ing barometer cold, partly cloudy weather
and possibly rain In Virginia.
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DENNisoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and stauoncrs
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june2sd6wtf Wholesale Agents.
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BUTTER.
REMARKS.

Fall butter OF the first quality is more plenty
In Western New York and at Utica brings 2s0s
asc per pound Winter butter is reported UNI
saleable.
In New York butter is quiet because Of an
over stocked market. New York advices re-
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BOston Produce Market.
Thursday, March Is
The following are the prices obtained In this
market by commission houses for produce In
good condition, subject TO commission for
selling.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

NOTICE.-A persons are hereby eau
IN toned against negotiating or purchas-
ing promissory note, dated March 18TH, 1873,
thirty days after date, TO the order OF D. b. Gill
more, at the Rutland County National Bank,
signed by julius c, Gilmore and endorsed by
been commenced, and the Indebtedness evil
denced by said note attached thereon.
J. C. GILMORE,
II. F. RIDLON.
Rutland, March 18th, 1875. l9d3d
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nIacese af YnrmOni.

Fairhaven, March 10.
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q T r "A Y f d.
-
Entered my enclosure the l4th ultimo, one
two-year old bay mare colt, with brown name
and tail, and little white on one foot. The
owner will please call and prove property and
take her away, after paying the necessary ex'
penses. WIN. q. klTTREDGE.
Fairhaven, VT, March lTth 1875. l9d2w
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y u ODUCE MA IL * ITS

s-The St. Adams market on Tuesday was dull
and It will be seen that the quotations were
about as last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

~ PARK AVE, n. Y,
40 Obctwecn Thirty seventh and Thirty eighth sta,)
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, frstclass school for BOYS,
especially preparatory foY college Number limited 10 Lity
family pupils Ia Twelfth year opens sept 70 JOSEPH
D. HULL (Yael Principal.
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Cooperation Notices.

E'OR PAVING RD-AVE.-SEALED PRO
POSAS will be received by the Department ~ Public
Parks until WEDNESDAY sept; J, $50 A. NJ, for paving
ThdaVe, rom WestClcstcruvc TO one huNdfcland sixty
third st. IN Tweuythi ward For PARTICULAR City
Record. Copies for sale II No city Hal.
NOR PAVING RD-AVE.-SEALED PRO-
pOSAIs will be received by the Department OF Public
Parks until WEDNESDAY, sept. $50 a. ~, ior paving
Third ave. from the norhory side OF ono hun red andhty
third the northern boundary Of the Twenty thr NMd
rarca city Record. Copies for sas az No.
city Hall.
L'0R REGULATING, GRADING, &c.-Sealed
Proposals will he received by the Department 81 Public
Works until TIL sDAY Sept at u o'clock for resu'
lating, grazing, and nagging a rev street
For particulars City Record Copies for sale at No
City Hall
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For Both Sexes-CitY.
MADEMOISELLE TARDIVEL" BOARD
w ING and DAY SCHOOL 20 West Forty sixth New
York REOPESs for Young Ladies. Children, and Infants
Sept II. Apply personally VI BY letter
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V,EACUERS WANTED for AUTH
Sales bn Nuetion.

AUCTION SYSTEMATICALLY virtue ~
N cha,ie dated Nov -, 1874 win eqoso 70
sell pulic venduc, the highest bidder, for
SATURDAY the 2sh day of August 1870 at IL cclocs
office OF Messis j. T. rRoW y CO. No 10 and. wafer ST.
NewYork city, the following Cscrd personal property
braced in said mortgage with the sad J. r.
TROW Coz No Is NanaewateT IN the City, County, and
York. being the copyrights plates eectroypeS
dies stamps for binding circular and instruction plates anc
right and thing OF whatsey nature pertaining
to the manufacturing and publishing OF the book entitled
Literature Art and song and the steel plate entitled The
Happy Return" also a book entitled "Ihe All Of Money
Making and steel plate entitled "Wyomine,' together
with the copyrights of the and all the plates electro
types dies stamps for binding CIRCULAR and instruction plates
night and thnp OF Whatsoever and nature
tanning manufacture and publishing o, sd books and
pictures either ~ tcm.DatCd NewTork, July 2S 1873.
WILLIAM H. CARROLL. Attorney for Mortgages.
A.. MRgwIS, Aueuonecr.
RY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., CSC Broadway,
- Bond s.-saes Of Books WORKS OF Art Fancy
Goods. sc.
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Eaw Schools.
law SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY OF
Geaebers.

A POSITION as GOVERNESS, or to take
charge Of famiy-By n LAZY Of culfur, and executive
ability. References furnished country preferred Address
II II
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CT. JOHN, SCHOOL.
~ BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
and CHILDREN. Rev. THEODORE IRNISG IL. D.,
Rector Il West sd st. " " Autumn Term begins Sept
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For Young Ladies' City.

4 LADY residing III the upper part OF the
~ city viii receive into her family sA little girls to n.
STRUCI all the branches Of polite education Masters
teachers Of the highest ability provided ana safe and
hnmc AndIe,s Mrs O. H. Mgrrisanla o. y s.
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A!arble ano Slate Alantels.
Bnsiness Cbanscs.

A RARE CHANCE.--A quarter or half inter
est Of valuable patent for sale Apply TO SHEPARD
BEDEII. No $50 Stlaye
HUNT g. HAYNES, Financial and Business
Brokers, 1877 Broadway, effect business sfcs
gouae partnerships, &C. expelitousiy Register published
monthly gals or mailed for stamp Registration free. Nc
Charge ppless sale elected
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A YOUNG LADY, graduate of the public
"A schools and holding rsclass diploma desires an EN-
GAGEMENr teach the English branches Address W. g.,
BoxI 25.
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Roo.ls state Cestral Executive Commis.
tee o, the Republican Party, State. Of Loaisisns,
New Orissn ~ Augas 9: from the
quorum, agreed upsn the following decarstlsn Of
principles 70. perfect the party orgapi0ation
may wish 10 subscribe thereto to become members
Of Republican Council of Ere edOm, to be organ
ized and constituted under the direction of the
Republican committee of the parish within which
such council may Lie. Full details will be fur.
nished to the parish committees.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
We. the undersigned hereby agree and pledge
TO support and carry out the following declaration
l. Th: equality. civil and political of all men
DefOre the law, and their especial protection in
the rights Of labot. suffrage and public steward
ahip.
2: The republic is 3 nation, ono and insepsrable
3. The maintenance and enforcement of the
thirteenth. fourteenth aud fifteenth amendments
to the constitution ana laws enacted Hereunder.
=: Au honest, economical and efficient adninis.
end Of scrupulous and capable men only.
s. Continued reduction Of taxation. t..
g. Opposition to all legislation In the interest Of
:. The prompt punishnent for all pillaee in uub
lie stations and for al assaults upon personal
Free education for all the children Of the State
in her public schools.
8 To:pmg,ation is extended hearty welcome
to the abundant res0urces and prosperity which
under development await labor.
TO- We affirm the cardinal principles of the Re.
puoncan party, WRfen nave become 1.-The estsb
lished policy OF the nation. in especial relation to
citlsenshp, etfranchisem civil rights, and to
the internal improvements already projected in
behalf Of our present commercial and agricultural
needs to wit, in q river outlet and the rebuilding
of the eyees by national aid and to prom. to that
policy and bring about = perfect amiiy bet ween
all classes in the Stat. d. promise our best en-.
deav"r.
IL. The earliest practicable attainment of cur
rency cOnve' tible W coin, and to that end such
continuous and unfalteripg st-ps toward resump-
tion as may not emharrass our mate ial interests.
II. That in this declaration we disavow all par.
tisan pref idicee, and welcome all ctiz-ns who
shall deelre to unite with in earnest effort t.
secure the best measures and servants to Louis.
Jana.
By order of the Committee.
au26 20 L. LAMANIERE Assist mt Secretarv
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failed to furnish .'brackets" enough TO con
tain the interjection,-"[Lsqa liter, j. -
But. the: clerk got through at ixs+, and
then HI. Hooper, who during the whole oil
thin ludiefous scene had maint aimed an i'm
.pelturabie c0mp0sure. attempted his medi.
taxed explanation. The thing. however,
mad explained itself, to the infinite diver
slon OF al, save perhaps, the ger tlsman i'm
medlately ihtereated. He had not spoken
bfok ont fast and furious, and became abso-
lntely uncontrollable. The Speakers gavel
thamped in vain-Order would not come at
ito summODs-siDply because members had
LOST all command Of their risible muscles.
Finally, after one or two spaspOdic efforts
to make himself heard, Mr.. Hooper himself
yielded to the potent spell of merriment
rampant, and giving q hearty vent to the
laugh he had until then with great difficulty
suppressed, took his seat, content with the
permission. given with cordial unanimity.
to print what be desired to say in the Globe
MY narrative might well end here, but to-
vindicste the truth of history must add,
to cap the climax. as it were, that just a. he
sat down, UP stalked the Utah HOOPER.
graspeCt him by the hand, shook is vigorous
", and Congratulated him-upon his safe
delivera7se,.J suppose, fo1 the words were
maudible:
r1naiIyr ehOuld any OF my readers be dis
posed to suspect that have lrawn upon my
imagination for the material Of, this sketch.
would refer them to the Congressional
Glo0e OF the second session Forey- trst Con-
yress. part 8, page DIE, under date of March
a, 1870, where the proceedings will be found
July reported, although in briefer form; .or
The rules OF parliamentary journalism neces-
'arily exclude the. action. which ia often the
'ery essence of scenes like the one here re.
Produced correspondence Req&Sag. Sesqay
NeMs