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~ nno ri thr ht"t advertising iut1lums In this city.
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.u.in:** Address. With stani fr p,rlcnars,
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..... .. Trades.
WANTED - TWENTY FIVE Ffv1S1ENS WHO
f,r woIk. 4. ii. AMI HkWHH CO.. i58 siathsrst, b..
aween Hatltnd and i,e.taal1es. -
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Rrd mcn At facthtr ner KIn1nst and AahlAnh-Ar.
tVASyED-A MAN M Fl.REMAH fUH LAH.
W .s!tnp: nnra but persras Of e1perdacn nsed
apply. address ]. IN. Tribune ofhcu.
\rAHrEn-A GU1nt; t;AS tITTEt Ar xO.7is sOUTIt
w llAstca-st. tTlIFEY BliDH.
HITAXTEi,-A GOOD CARRIAGE-TRIMMEK 70
W rnta 1t. Charles. Apply AZ td3 Iako.st., city.
IrANrED-A FfRST.t:t.ASY ERAS9 r'tifrssI En-.
" uno1 hrass Manufacturing Company i03 t,to At,
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w nut md machinery department nt sash And dr.e
fnctosy actltH anf experienced nan Who work
3Eprn Ptans. To the rtxIt hiAn prr.nannpt pu9o1.
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Repo1t Of t]lo County Agont..'An As
sistant Physician to Dc
Appointed.
Evans Requested 10 Hand Over That :"
Per Cent 10 the Town Treasury.

Tho regular weekly meeting OF tl'o Board Of
County GomlnlAsul,crn wna hold yesterday Af-
tcriioor, President Johnson In tho chair.
1trf1.,, rntanNEu9.
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1lLASk HUlkN AT !. LESH THAN USUAL. RE-
tilt pticu. t.u!r v! notu pslmf y ceaI,: 10 oH-
sclopes, = coats. ttiIHERI+ w South t1ssk'ss
f1llAMlKK,s' ENCYCLOPEDIA. MEM, III: LIVES
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tiAH1r!sh. q;sssa N41Al It!s1,n.: 't.. - worth
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q. hly. 4 srEENi,lD sIl uF DNKiN3;
OLD IJaHiEsa D4cttnnary. &a:ut 3ihoaulay, cum.
rtt. Ia. ln4!"4 tos -. II, lAia if G"'s' asls
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11

were found three spoons, num-
Der OF knives, table cloths, towels,
napkins, can of coffee, and other articles
bearing the Berwick house mark, and
quarter of mutton, pies and other edibles,
which the proprietors recognized as their
property. The haul amounted in value to
about twenty-five dollars. On being con-
fronted with the evidences of his guilt,
Tiley owned up that he had been support
ing, not only his hearts cherished one, but
the entire Higgins family from the Ber-
wick house larder. Accordingly he was
invited to board, not at the Berwick house,
but at the county hotel, and await the
course of the law.
Mr. Richardson says that he should have
discharged Tilley month ago, when his
wife first told him of her suspicious, but
that he had known him long time and
considered him honest, and also that Tilley
had sat nights alone in the hotel when
there were over hundred dollars in the
drawer which he could have taken, and
which remained untouched.
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Hotel Larceny.

The Berwick house was excited yester-
day over a case of larceny. Groups OF
boarders were standing around discussing
the various aspects of the case and the pro-
bable punishment of the thief.
About two months ago Mrs. Richardson
begun to miss things from the hotel-gro-
ceries in small quantities, meat, linen, &c.
Her suspicious fell on one +. II. Tilley,
who has been employed about four months
in the house as meat cook. Tilley was sup
posed to be perfectly honest, and it was
hardly thought possible that he could be
the guilty party. Still things kept disap-
pearing with goodly degree of celebrity,
and Mrs. Richardson continuing her watch,
became satisfied that the disappearance
We're due to him.
Sunday the denouement came. Mrs.
Richardson arranged Il jar of butter 80 that
no one could take any of it but Tilley, in
formed her husband. and awaited the re
suit. The butter disappeared as she OK
pected, and Sunday afternoon policeman
was called in and Tilley arrested. Thel
the place of abode of one "Ad." Higgins
on Main street, with whom Tilley has beef
living for some time on terms trihe NOR
intimate than the law allows, wa
searched. The search revealed a strang
condition of things. In the hous
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, oct. o.
FLoUR-Market is quiet, unchanged. Receipts
OF $1,000 bbls. Sales OF $4,000 bbls. super
line State and Western at 5.l5@6i0; COM
mon TO choice extra state S5.T0@6.55 COM
mon to choice extra WESTERN S5.IOG65 o. COM
mon TO choice II. ii. o. $5.T0Ca7 so.
WHEAT.-The market is quoted shade nrmer
Receipts OF O., 900 bushels Sales OF $4,000 bush
at .22(d 25for No. Chicago; $l.209l.2s for No
Milwaukee; l.340sl .85 for No. spring; LEO .iO
for new and old winter red western ESQ ~
for do. amber western l32Sl.5o Tor do. white
western.
CoRN--The markets. quoted ono,to two cents
better. Receipts OF 10000 bushels sales
OF 90 900 bushels at 6a6Tl. for steamer western
mixed T1h@I2c for sail do; 72@1s .hish mixed
aud yellow.
OATs.-The market Is quoted firm. Receipts
$4,000 bush. Sales Al, 900 bush, at $4,000 l0I
new mixed western, Including white do.i 4s@oo
for new state.
BEEF.--Market is quiet. cut meats quoted
quiet for western-stac for dry sailed shoulders
LARD.-Market Is quoted heavy. sales lOo
tlerces at 10 lI-l6 for steam new none ioi
kettle rendered.
new state and Pennsylvania; no quotations ioi
CHkksE.-Cheese is quoted as 6K@laHc fol
EGGs.-The market lis quoted dun at CSC
for state and Pennsylvania.
PRTRoLEuM.-Market is quoted at 6A@Ic for
crude refined at.lsA.
CoAL-Market hrm at IS 2o@6 so for anthra'
cite per cargo.
WooL.-Market is quoted firm, fair demand
Domestic fleece at 43@65c; unwashed at lIQ
| sec pulled 27@46c tubbed. 55soI.
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From Washington.
BAD FOR EXPRESS COMPANIES.
WAauINnrnr Ont IN

BAD FOR EXPRESS COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
One effect Of the fast mail trains is that
nearly all the newsdealers packages are
now sent by mail instead of express.
THE sPEAKERsuIP.
Congressman Kerr of Indiana, writes
here denying that he has withdrawn from
his campaign for the speakership.
REPORTED LARGE SALE.
Ben Halliday, the veteran mail contractor
is reported by his agent here to have sold
his railroad interests on the Pacific coast
to German capitalists for S7,000,000
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BY TELEGRAPH
Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 10.
Between three and four o'clock Saturday
morning long freight train on the New
York Central railroad, from the west, run
ming forty miles an hour, left the track
near the depot in this city, and dashed into
the walls of the depot building, demollsh-
ing portion thereof, and causing general
smash-up of locomotive, tender and good
part of the train Engineer VIM. vianco
and fireman Andrew G.. Northrop were in
stantly crushed to death, the remains being
shockingly mangled. There was no other
person on tho train, as It had broken apart
few miles west, leaving the conductor
and brakemen on the rear portion. The
damage to property is very great, as the
depot is partially in ruins, and the engine,
etc., total wreck.
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Col. Joyce's Address.

The unfavorabe weather of the last day
of the recent Rutland county fair, pre-
venting the delivery of the annual address
by Col. Charles II. Joyce, the direc-
tors have arranged for the delivery of the
address on Wednesday evening next, Oct.
ID, at the town hall in Rutland, at 1880
o'clock. 1t is to be hoped that the men,
bers of the society in Rutland and other
towns in the county will be present. Our
citizens are earnestly invited to be present.
Several topics of interest will be presented
in the address,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11

this city has suspeuded-name not given.
A San Francisco dispatch says Cariola s.
Andsoda, an American commission house,
have suspended liabilities $4,000.
Tight money was the cause. The firm is
expected to resume.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
The committee of depositors of the
Third avenue savings bank have received a
letter from Peter Cooper offering sympa-
thy and something more substantial II
needed. The committee sal that they
want Mr.. Cooper for their receiver.
IN SOME PARTS OF THE COUNTRY
Trade is better than for five years. 1t is
the report of every prominent house in
New York. The autumn business so far is
ahead of that in any season since the panic.
The foundation for the improvement in
trade'is found in the large crops, and is
natural and healthy. The business CON-
munty owe less money than for years.
DoLAN's EXAMINATION.
John Dolan, arrested for the murder of
Mr.. Noe, was brought before Justice Nou-
dell, at Washington place police court, to-
day, for examination. The prisoner could
not account for his possession of the muir
dered mans watch, but pleaded not guilty.
Hewas held for trial without bail to an
swer to the charge of homicide.
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
The seventh anniversary of the indie
peudence Of Cuba was celebrated to-day in
the Cuban church of st. James, which was
attended by a large congregation.
FAILURES.
Tie failures of William p. Roberts, flour
and grain merchant, from losses ON ad-
vances of grain. but liabilities said not to be
heavy; of A. Sherman, dealer in woolens,
for 500, 900, with assets of $4,000; Geo.
Reichenberg, cotton dealer, for small
amount ard Murrell g. Co., also cotton
dealers, and much larger concern, are an
nounced.
TIE FAST TRAIN MANIA.
Vanderbilt has notified Scott to cease
carrying passengers on his fast mail trains,
or similar trains will be put on all the trunk
lines. The Michigan Central IS to run
fast train from Chicago to New York in 26
hours.
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Sabbath School Concert.

The monthly concert of the Congrega-
tional Sabbath school occurred at their
chapel last evening. The subject of the
evening, Gan We do fade as leaves" was
wrought in autumn leaves in front of the
school, and the chapel was beautifully dec
GRATED with wreaths of the same material.
The exercises were of great interest and
were listened to by large audience of
adults aside from the children who parti-
cipated. The several selections of music
were well rendered by the choir, especially
the opening "Legend of the cross BELLS
the opening solo of which was given by
Mrs. Mietzke with fine expression.
The following programme was carried
out.
/. tette-Congregational choir.
2. Psalm (read responsibility by superin-
tendent and scholars), singing by the
school.
3. Prayer, Rev. j. G, Johnson.
a. Reading of scripture.
8. Singing by the school.
6. REGULATIONS and song by the juvenile
department.
Z. Quartette by the choir.
8. Concerted Northumberland of the
Flowers"
8. Psalm recited by scholars.
10. REGULATIONS of scripture in response to
questions from the superintendent.
II. Singing by the school.
10. REGULATIONS in response to questions.
ID. Quartette by the choir.
ID. REGULATIONS in response to questions.
10. Quartette by the choir.
l6. kecitations in response to questions.
II. Singing by the school.
IS. Recitation.
10. REGULATIONS in response to questions.
Singing by the school.
20. REGULATIONS in response to questions.
Prayer.
81. Remarks, Rev. j. G. johnson.
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United States Circuit Court.

Hon. NATHAN SHIPMAN, judge.
B. b. SMALLEY, clerk.
b. F. FIFfELD, district attorney.
GEORGE p. FOSTER, marshal.
Saturday, Oct. 0. The court convened
at 8 o'clock a. m. The trial of Esterbrook
VS.. Lycoming insurance company was con-
tinued. The case was argued by E. j.
Phelps for plaintiff, Charles II. Joyce for
defendant. Judge Shipman charged the
jury, who after prolonged consultation
rendered q verdict of S2,l91.02 for the
plaintiff.
Several motions were heard. The scs-
sion was continued until % o'clock p. M,
when recess was taken until o'clock
this (Monday) afternoon.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
Mobbing a Sheriff.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
special from Peoria says About one
o'clock yesterday morning dozen men,
supposed to be from Forest city, Mason
county, Illinois, succeeded in getting VIM.
Pemberton, the escaped convict, away
from constable. They fired several loads
of shot into his body and not succeeding IN
killing him in this way they dragged him to
tree and hung him. The constable made
desperate fight tor his prisoner MORALLY
woundng one of the mob. Pemberton cut
one of the lynchers terribly. He was I'M
der arrest for horse stealing.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11

For the next sixty days, MORSE Bros.
Druggists and Pharmacists, will sell every
thing in the line of Fancy Goods for cost
and below cost, to make room for Holiday
Goods. Portmonaies, Mirrors, Ink Stands,
Match Stands, Work Boxes, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps, Knives, Scissors, Razors,
Meerschaum and Brlarwoodi Pipes, Wax
Dolls, Toilet Sets, Brushes and Combs,
&C., &c. Remember! these goods must be
sold, and this is a golden opportunity to
obtain this class of goods at an extremely
low price. Our stock, of Drugs and Medi-
cines is complete ; also all the popular pa
tent Medicines of the day can be found al
the Drug Store of
MORSE Bros,
oct8tf Opposite Depot.
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Choral Society.

The Choral society of Middlebury was
recognized last Tuesday, when the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year M. A. Monroe, president ]. w.
Lovett, vice-president II. w. Sheldon,
secretary and treasurer E. E. Smith, Ii
brarian o. G. Barnes, G. G. Farewell, ].
W. Lovett, executive committee Miss
Lizzie Bowman, LIST pianist Miss Lille
Severance, I'd pianist Prof. L. II. Hig
ley, conductor.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
Arrest of a Swindler.

QUsBEo, Oct 10.
A man named II. r. Adams, of New
York, was arrested Tuesday while endeav-
oring to pass forged draft for Sd, 1000 on
the bank of British North America. Since
his arrest he confessed that he is one of an
organized gang of swindlers who had de-
cided upon making simultaneously presen-
tations of letters of credit wherever such
paper was accented
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LATER.
A Fatal Fist Duel.

BosToN, Oct. 10.
Two young men of this city, John Ryan
and Michael Carney, having determined TO
settle trouble between them by fight,
proceeded, Friday afternoon, to Buzzis
woods with their respective friends, where
they engaged in a most desperate fight last
ing two hours and 80 minutes, 70 rounds
being fought. Rysn was taken hame by
his friends and died yesterday from the eff
fects of the punishment. Carney, who
was bat slightly injured, has fled.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
Cavalry Reunion.

The third reunion of the Vermont caval-
ry will be held at st. Adams, Monday, Oct.
18th, 1875. A business meeting will be
held at the Weldon house at o'clock p. m.
Supper will be served at precisely 8 p. m.
All members of the regiment are cordially
invited and earnestly requested to be pres.
ent. All Vermont railroads will carry for
fare one way.
JOSIAH CIRCUIT, Pres't.
w. L. GREENLEAL, Sec'y.
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oct8tf

The latest attraction at Putnam &
Sawyer's new block, Merchants row, Rut-
land, is the great brokers sale of foreign
dry goods by Thos. Roberts & Co., of New
York. The pleasantries of the auctioneer
seem to cnchain the audience, as the rare
bargains are offered to the purchaser. One
can be amazed at the unprecedented low
prices at which these fine and useful ar
ticles are knocked down. Everybody re-
quires dry goods. The ladies are particu-
larly directed to this sale. This is not a
damaged stock of goods, nor a bankrupt
one. 1t is an imported stock where money
has been advanced aud not been redeemed
in specified time has to be sold. 1t is un-
necessary to say that this stock embraces
the finest cashmeres, alpacas, black and
colored silks, Paisley and India cashmeres
and Brocha shawls, real French Marseilles
quilts, equal to any found in first-class
stores In large cities. No one should neg
lect to attend this sale as such an opportu-
nifty to invest your money to advantage is
not offered once in ten years. Call and
examine for yourselves at the sign of the
Red Flag, next to the Rutland county ma
tional bank, and take your pocketbooks
with you or you will lose many good bar
gains. Sales daily at 2 and 7 p. IN.
Oct 1ldtf.
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Counting the Indians.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 10.
Acting Secretary Cowen has sent the
following dispatch to the Indian agent at
Standing Rock, also to the agent of the
Sioux Indians: ''You are hereby instruct
cd not to issue annuities 10 any Indians be-
longing to your agency unless they have
been counted. Hold them to this require
ment even il they don't get any annuities
until spring. This order is imperative and
leaves your discretion ia the matter"
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Frightful Piece of Villainy.

BAY CITY, Mich, Oct. 10.
Early Friday morning the house of Geo.
Forest was entered by some person I'M
known, who poured a quantity of acid on
the face of Mrs. Forest as she lay asleep.
She is horribly burned, and will loose her
eyesight. The outrage is supposed to have
been committed by man whose suit has
been rejected by girl who lived and slept
with Mrs Forest
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Bank Robber Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
The Commercials Huntington, West Va,
special says the officers of the Huntington
bank have brought TO that place and i'm
prisoned ]. II. Ebb. who was arrested in
Fentress county, Tenn. On him were
found pistol belonging to the bank and
81, 500 in money. The latter was wrapped
in bloody shirt sleeve, supposed to have
BELONGED to lease James.
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Westervelt Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
In the court of quarter sessions Saturday
morning Judge Elcock sentenced Wcster-
welt, charged with being implicated In the
abduction OF Charley Ross, to seven years
in the Eastern penitentiary at solitary con-
finement, and fined him 81. Westervelt
received his sentence calmly.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
Wooden Mills Burned.

LOWELL. Mass, Oct. 10.
A fire in the town of North Chelmsford,
this morning, destroyed the wooden scour-
ing mills Of George c. Moore, tenement
house, pattern shop and warehouse of Geo.
7. Sheldon, and carpenter and machine
shop Of Mr.. Sheldon. Total loss, $S5, 900
to 100000; insurance about $4,000.
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Gold opened dull at 1ieh, and sold subse-
queDtly at 1i63s.
Government bondsare quoted as slightly of
with little doing.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Sterling exchange remains steady.
There are rumors afioat In the street that the
uptown savings banks have decided TO suspend
all demands for cash to deposltors except upon
80 or 90 days notice as. the law allows.
It's reported that the earnings Of the Lake
Shore road during the past three months show
decrease OF 100000 as compared with last
year. This stock has declined to 52A during
the day. Northwestern 84A. ST. Paul 81, Pa
clflc Mail 9lh.
II the decline ia the general market contln.
ues at this rate much longer there are on all
sides signs Of a panic. Commodore'va
Is supporting New York Central, and his bro.
kers hold this stock firm ut 1902 for any amount
OF stock which is sfTered.
The following Is the city bank statement FOL
the past week is as follows Loans, increase
sl52,6 legal tenders decrease, SO, 500; de
poslts, decrease, 81, 2i75OO circulation, decrease
| s7s,4O0 ; reserve, decrease, s4,si9,325.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no bids.l
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-11
The Brazilian Parliament.

RIO JANIERo, Oct. 10.
The session of the Brazilian parliament
has been closed by the emperor in person,
who in his speech on the occasion declared
the relations of Brazil with foreign powers
were satisfactory and the amnesty granted
to the bishops would restore harmony with
the holy see.
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Court House Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 10.
The damage to the court house by fire
Tuesday night will probably reach $4,000
which is fully covered by insurance in
some half dozen companies. The fire was
the work of an incendiary and was started
in two rooms in different parts of the fifth
story.
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Bogardus Arrested.

ST. Louis, Oct. 10.
Capt. Bogardus, the pigeon shooter, was
arrested yesterday, at the instance of the
society for the prevention Of cruelty to
animals, for shooting at match near this
city Friday. The trial is set for Tuesday
next.
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Outrage.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ~.
Smith, colored. the sheriff of East Fell
Gina parish, telegraphs Acting Governor
Antoine that, when opening court Friday
out of the court house, shot and compelled
to flee for his life. Smiths dispatch came
from Baton Rouge. Telegraphic inquiry
failed to elicit confirmation.
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Democratic Nominations.

OswEGo, Oct. 10.
The troubles in the democratic party in
the second assembly district of this county
has resulted IN two conventions held yes
terday and two candidates tor member of
assembly, one faction nominating W. b.
Howard of Volney, and the others O..
Howard of Scraeppul.
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Declined.

ALBANY, Oct. 10.
In order to avoid all misconstruction and
misrepresentation, Hon. Henry II. Pier
son, who is director of the New York
Central and Hudson river railroad COM
pany, has declined the nomination for SEN
ator rendered him by the republicans OF
this district