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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02
New York Produce Market.


CorToN-Market Is quoted as being quiet
at Isc advance. Sales OF 2,I32 bales at 16chc
for Middllng uplands. Forward delivery de-
FLoUR-Recelpts 1883 barrels The market
Is quoted as peing irmer for fair
export and home trade demand.
Sales Of 10000 bbls superlne western and state
25a4.75 common TO good extra do 81 s0a4 90;
good TO choice do a 95a5.30: common to choice
white wheat extra western s. SoaG 90 for COM
mon to good extra Ohio - 15a6 500 common to
choice extra st. Louis 81 50 "a S 90, includ-
Ing $500 bbls shipping extras at 81 0oa5 90.
Market closing steady.
in fair request. Sales gibbs at s. 5OtG5 90.
CORN MEAL-The market is quoted as rather
more active. Sales of western AT So soas4 40;
Brandywine - IS.
WmEAT.--Recepts 2372O bush. The market
Is quoted as being one cent better with
dsr9 1T export nsn and mng nSuT
No. spring; 81 09h@l IL for No2 Chicago !;
8 l0si Y for No 2 Northwest spring aiioat
al 10 for No. spring; 81 Is FOR fair No.
Minnesota spring; 81 DIAL Ii for ungraded Iowa
spring o5al Is for ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring; 81 22@i 20 fol, winter red
western; 81 26al 81 for amber western !;
81 23a / "a for white western
RYE.-The market for rye is quoted quiet.
PEAs-The market for Canada peas is quoted
as decidedly trmer. Sales OF 1880 bush 10 ar
rive on or before the fifteenth instant, at 81 10
BARLEY-The market is being quoted as
heavy and declining. Sales OF $4,000 bush
prime Canada West at 81 80.
BARLEY MALr.-The market is quoted quiet
but heavy.
CoRN.--Recelpts "a 800 bush. The market
shade 1lrmer and fair export and home trade
demand. Sales of 5000 bushels at s3E@sii1c
for new western mixed; s4aS4Ec Tor new
yellow western.
OATs-Reccipts 1856 bushels. The market
is quoted as being quiet and firm. Sales OF
$1,000 bu at 6IaG9c for mixed western GsaI1Ac
for white western.
The following is the amount of grain in ware
hnllsn for tln Mnnk nnllnm Fob. q
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, March l. p m.
For the Middle and Eastern states, fall
Ing barometer, southeast to northeast
winds; warm and cloudy weather, rain
and snow; clearing in the former section
during Tuesday, with slowly falling tenn
perature,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02
The Civil Rights Bill.

WASHINGTON, March |.
The president has signed the civil rights
hill
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-02

1t was argued first that Cain had the
most intimate knowledge of Phair at the
time of the murder that he knew his pre-
yious history and could judge well of his
character also that he alone, of all other
claimants, kneW that Phair went to Mrs.
Freezes house on Sunday night. Cam
spoke to his friend Baldridge, of his suspi-
cion of Phair, on the morning of the muir
der, and that was where that suspicion first
originated he told Stearns and Crawford
the first of any one concerning his susp-
cions, and acted from the outset with an
intent to push the matter with view to the
reward.
The case as thus presented was placed
into the hands of the arbitrator, whose de-
cision of the matter will be duly published
when given,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

man was so startled, that lie could scarce.
" speak. Ills son saw him and tried tu
riso, but fell back fccbly into his chair.
"Dcar fathcr,' he murmurcd weakly,
stretching out n thin trembling hand,
"forgive''-
But the father was OH his knees, bv-thc
chair i'll moment, clnsping his sons
head i'll his arms, and fondling him rs he
had done when the man was baby.
What have to fOrgivc2 You must
forgive n,e for being SO hard, my dear boy,
and get better soon, Wilfrcd, my son, my
son!H
| too had come into the room; l comld
not help it, was 81 Interested and cxcit-
ed. But SAW that in the young man $
face which made my heart sink in my
bosom like lead. &c.. -.. ....
The young wife SAW il too, and gave
one, two, three sharp screams, us if II
knife had been thrust intn her side.
Mr.. Broadman saw it; aud quietly
knccling down, commended to God-as
we'll rs he could, for sobbing-the soul
Of His servant departing this life.
And well, why should be ashamed
to confess itl-l knclt down too, and
cried like child; for the young man had
died in his fathers arms, ut the very mo-
mcnt Of rccOncilliatiOn.--Chdm Jour
nal
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Phases of Cruelty.

II is said that the French novelist. Eu.
gene Sue, had morbid love for cruel and
bloody scenes. lie never failed tn bo
present at an execution when it was in his
power to attend; md with his opera -plnss
lie watched the countcnnncc Of tile doomed
man with kGcncsss of interest he meyer
felt in m opera. lie once made iour.
ney to England, only TO be present nt n
disgraccfll flogging scene; and ono Of
tic great regrets of his lifo was, that he
was never permitted TO sec the Russian
knout applied.
One wonders whit tic childhood of
such man must have been. To whose
moulding hand did he owe this terrible
craving for bloody Scenes and fearful
sights whiclIcurtlle the blood of even very
common lIumanity1 It is more than
likely that familiarity with such scenes
from very early years had madc him cal
lous to human suffering. This lisposi-
tion, However formed, would no doubt
have made him, in another line of life, as
notorious for crime and cruelty us he was
for n lax morality in his works.
~ Ind was once out walking with his
sister, when they found nest Of tiny rab-
bits. The little girl was greatly pleased,
but the boy. despite her tears and plcRd-
ings, cruelty killed them oil, tossing
them high i'll the mir, and laughing to SEQ
them fall on the rough, sharp stones.
Ten years rolled away and thnt sister
was ngain weeping by her brothers side.
This time he, too, was weeping. Oh, such
bitter tearsl On his wrists were a pair
Of fetters, and he was whiting for the Of
ficcrs to enter, who were to escort him to
the scaffold.
SISTER" he said, "do you remember
Tint nest Of rabbits1 1 believe from that
lay God forsook me. If I had listened
to you then, VIC should not be weeping
these sad tears now"
If you allow even the smallest acts of
cruelty in your little ones, you are no
doubt sowing the wind to reap the whirl-
Journal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

We are now prepared 10 buy and sell through
our San FranclsrO brokers any stock dealt In
at The Board, and npon the usual terms and
conditions DHily> quotations Of stocks re.
tsiTed direct from the Board while IN session.
The favorable developments In our home
mining interests, and the fact that some Of
our home stocks will soon bc placed upon the
Board, together with tho growing disposition
Of all classes, whether mining. mechanical or
mercantile, TO deal to limited extent in the
great mud all absorbing interest Of the State,
" well as 1hc fact Tint such transactions,
heretofore nnfnvorably regarded by the more
conservative, are now looked upon rs IcgitI.
mate Investments, have induced us 10 add this
to our other business, and thereby enable our
friends to avail themselves Of the many favor
able opportunities every tny being altered for
profitable Investments.
N. P. FREEMAN, Manaqer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03
"ClaWins or"

Yesterday us policeman was strolling
past house on Fort street east woman
II year or two over forty, having her sleeves
rolled up and her hands covered with
Hour, ran out TO the gate and called to him.
ats Il little delicate" she snid rs she
leaned over the gate and tried to blush,
"but I'm person that knows my rights,
ami besides, I'm all alone in the world
and no one to advise me-"
'Speak your mind, freely, madam" re-
piled the officer, rs lie tapped OIL the pick
cts with his baton.
"You know all about the law, don't
your" she inquired.
how to go to work in an admiralty case,
and bring you from that down through
divorce, bankruptcy, arson, burglary, false
prctcnses, hitching Il horse to shade tree
and getting Intoxicated"
ats little delicate" she softly said as
she rubbed the flour off her hands, "but as
| said before I'm all alone"
"Frust me, madam-rcposc confidence
in me-" lie replied, swelling out his chest.
"Wcll, s'poscn' you were IL widow7"
"Tcs, madam"
"And s'posen' one of the boarders gave
you DrcaSt-mnE
"l see. madam
Sand s'poscn' lie smiled at you, and
sent you poetry, and asked you to ride out
on Sunday, and the neighbors whispered
around that you were cngagcd1"
proceed, madum-I Congratulate you
"Nn, you mustn't, for, s'poscn' after all
this Inc suddenly began to claw off, and
didn't smile OH you any more, and didn't
praise your cooking, and took another
woman to the minstrel show7"
"Ah the traitor! Perhaps he has trans
fcrrcd his affections to some one. else"
''That's what l think. | know it's q
little delicate, bu! I'm all alone in tho
world, you see, and | want to know il
there isn't law to bear on liim2 1t isn't
right TO go and encourage n lone woman
like me and then claw OIL"
'llo ought to bc roasted alive, he had ~
al don't know rs I'd want him arrested
but I'd like to have you call on him and
make threats. Tell him hes lilble ia
Statc Prison for clawing of this way.
tell you it's pretty serious thing to &c
and encourage woman Of my age and
then skulk around behind the hcn.coor
NIL of II sudden. Isn't there n lawl"
"Lcss scc} I hardly think there is"
"Wcll, you can call on him. Take hin,
alonc-loOk ficrce-havc your handcuif:
i'll sight. Just tell him that you know
all nbout it, and that I'm good hearted
pleasant, rich, and that he better bc care,
tul how hc pranCcs around or he'll think
n tornado struck linn"
The officer promised, and she rubbed /,
cloud of flour of her hands and ran up the
path with n light hcart.--DctroH Ere,
prrSs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03
The First Pocket.

- What Is this trcmcnduus noise.
What can DC the matter?
- Willle's coming up the stairs
With unusual clattcr.
Now hc bursts into the room,
Noisy as q rocket;
"Auntic, am five years old
And I've got pocket" -
Eyes rs round and bright us stars;
Checks like apples glowing;
Heart that this new treasure fills
Quite to ovcrHowing,
Jack may have his squcaking boots;
Kate may have her lockrt;
I've got something better yet
I've got pockrtw ,r
All too fresh the JOY TO make
Emptiness sUrrow;
Little hand is plump enough
To I'LL II ill Tomorrow,
And, ere Inany days were DER,
Strangcst things did stock e.;
Nothing ever came auniss
To this wOndrOus pocket.
Leather, marbles, hits OF string,
Licoricc-sticks and candy,
Stones, ball, his pennies, too;
II was always handy.
And when willic's snug in bed,
Should you chance to knock 1t,
Sundry treasures rattle out
From this wondrOuSspockct.
Sometimes Johnmy's borrowed knife
Found place within IL;
lie forgot that he had said:
81 want il just minute"
Once the closet key was lost;
No one could unlock Il;
Where do you suppose it was?
Down In willic's pocket!
The NHrGCrv
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

How TO TREAT WoUNps.-Evcry per-
son should know how to treat flesh
wound. Every one is liable to be placed
in circumstances away from surgical and
veterinary aid, where lie may save his own
life, the life of friend or n beast, simply
by the exercise of n little common sense.
In the first place, close the lips of the
wound with the hand and hold them
firmly together to check the flow Of blood,
until several stitches can be taken and a
bandage applied. Then battle the wound
for long time in cold water.
"Should it be painful" man writes,
stake n painful of burning Goals nnd
sprinkle upon them brown sugar and
hold the wounded part in the smoke. In
minute or two the pain will he allaycd,
and the recovery proceed rapidly. In
my case rusty nail had made bad
wound IN my foot. The pain and ner-
vOus irritation were severe. This was all
removed by holding it in smoke fifteen
minutes, and was able to resume my
read ling in comfort. We have often rec
commended it to Others with like result.
One Of my men had inger-nail torn out
by pair of ice tongs. 1t became very
painful, as was 10 DC expected. Held in
sugar smoke twenty minutes pain ceased,
and promised speedy recovery"
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n TIE FIRESIDE.
Care Of GlnSs und China.

1t ought To bc taken for granted that
all china and glassware IL well tcmpercd :
yet little careful attention NAV not be
misplaced, even on that point; for, though
ornamental china or glassware is not cY-
posed In the action Of hot water in com
mon domestic uSc, yet il may bc iniudi-
ciousiy immersed in il for the purpose of
clcaning; and as an article intended
solely for ornament, may not be so highly
annealcd as others, without fraudulent
negligence on the part Of the manufac-
turers, it will bc proper never to apply
water to it, when beyond n tcpid tcmpcra-
turc. =, -, 80 !.
But when the fractures take place, tive
best cement both for strength and invisi-
bility, is that made from mastic. The
process, indeed, may bc thought tedious;
but sufficient quantity can be made at
once 10 last Il lifetime: TO an ounce of
mastic add rs much highly rectiiicd spirits
of wine rs will dissolve il. Soak mn
ounce of isinglass in water until quite
soft then dissolve it in pure rum or brandy
until it forms strong glue, to which add
about quarter of an ounce of gum
ammoniac, well rubbed and mixed Put
the two mixtures together in an carthcn
vessel over gentle heat; when well
united, the mixture may bc put i'll phial
and kept well stopped. When wanted
for use, the bottle must bc set in warm
water, and tho article to he mcndcd must
also he warmed before the cement is ap-
piled: The broken pieces when carefully
Joined should bc kept in close contact for
Mt least twelve hours, after which the frac-
turc will bc scarcely pcrccptiblc, md the
adhesion perfect. The broken portion
will also bc ms strong as the unbrokcn. The
same cement may bc applied to marble,
and even to metal. .....
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ArPLE OR PRUSE PuDDIHG.-Crust TO
be made same as for cream tartar bis.
cult, TO bc cooked by steam in a covered
tin boiler; roll the crust to the required
size and half m inch think; use first
layer Of crust, then sliced apple and so
on, having the top layer crust, leaving
room for the pudding to swell; if pruncs
arc used swell them first by soaking them
in water; don't let them boil so as TO
break the skin. Cook the pudding m
hour and half or two hours according TO
the size. Make sauce same rs for the
dumplings. have made these puddings
with penchGs, both fresh and dried, and
with dried apple, (nlwnys swelling the
dried fruiD. with blackbcrrics, and with
whorticbcrrics (or hucklebcrrics), and [
never knew of one being heavy made in
this way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

CounT THE SUS.-SlecpIcss people
and there ARE many in Amcrica-slIouId
court the sum-. The very worst soporilic
Is laudanum, and tho very best is sunshine.
Therefore it is very plain that poor sleep
crs should pass ns many hours of the day
in sunshine, and as few as possible in the
Shade. Many women nrc martyrs, and
yet do not know il. They shut the sun
shine out of their houses and hearts, they
wear wells, they carry parasols, they do
all that possible to keep Off the su6tlcst
and yet most potent influence which is
intended to give them strength aud beauty
and chccrfulncss.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03
4 baltimore Miser.

Baltimore is called upon to mourn the
death Of m elderly miser who, In his
journey through this world, had spent lit
tic else than his life. 4 short time be-
fore his death he informe d friend that
he had never given away cent nor spent
ono when the expenditure could possibly
be avoided. -Four years ngo hc married
athird wife, and though she was young,
and he was in his dotagc, he had entire
ascendency over her, compelling her to
work in factory and turn over her
wages to him. lie assumed the whole
responsibility of the household and, I'M
der his pcnurious management, nothing
went to waste. Some six years ago hc
purchased cheap pine coffin, and stored
1t in his tenement, bidding patiently the
day when he should need it for his final
wrap. 1-.
Shortly before his death hc told his.
wife that his funeral expenses must not
exceed ten dollars. and to that end lie
directed that his body be carried to the
grave on the shoulders Of men, instead of
in hearsc. Learning, however, TINT the
mode OF conveyance would cost at least
twelve dollars, he decided upon the en-
ploymcnt of m express wagon, which
could bc had for the purpose for about
live dollars. Finding that BARRIERS tariff
for shaving q corpse wns something more
than his charge for the service TO a sick
man, he sent, on the night before his death,
Tor one of the razor craft, who did the
work to the old gcntleman's satisfaction.
The widow was mindful of her deceased
lords injunctions, and the total expenses
of the funeral were eight dollars md
scvcnty-fivc cents. The miscr left prop
erty valued at thirty thousand dollars,
the result Of pinching himself aud fam
lily through n long series of years. by
his will II was divided between his wife
and son by former marriage. lei
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JOB PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Promptly done Ira the best stSI~ o1 the A ri

Our Only Authorized Agents:
{. W. CRANE, 426 Mont tgOineTy 81, sole Agent
for the ELKo ISDErEHDESr. Ilr Is authorized
10 contract fnr inserting advertisements for us
!t our lowest rates IN coin. Orders left with
Ar. Crane will receive prompt attention.
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THE SECRET.-Twcnty clerks in q
store, twenty hnnds in printing Office,
twenty apprentices in sIiipynrd, twenty
young men in yillngc-all want to get
on in the world and expect to do so. Ono
nf the clerks will become partner and
make fortune; one of the c0mpositnrs
will own newspaper and become m in
iluential citizen; one of the apprentices
will make master builder; one of the
Villagers will get handsome farm and
live like patrinrCh-buL which one is
the lucky individuali Luckyl there is
no luck about it. The thing is almost rs
ccrtnin as tho rule of three.
The young fellow who will distance
his competitors is hc who will master his
business, who preserves his integrity, who
lives clcanly and purely, who devotes his
leisure to the acquisition of knowledge,
who gains friends by deserving them, and
who saves his spare money. There arc
some ways to fortune shorter than this
old, dusty highway; but the stnunch men
of the community the men who achieve
something worth hIvihg, good fortune,
good maine, and serene old age. all 70 on
this roSd.--.Hoor's Rural NcD Yorker.
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WORTH REMEMnEnrNG.--It has been
iudicially decided that the creditors Of n
party who frnudulcntly conveys his prop.
crty TO his wife cannot scizc the insurance
money due for LOGS Of TINT property IL 1t
was insured in the wifc's name after tho
transfer. That insurance was personal
benefit or indemnity to the party whose
nnmc Is mentioned in the policy as bGnc.
ficiary, whether such person bc the owner
of the property insured or not. A con.
trnry rule obtains IN life insurance, wlIcro
proof Of interest Is required.
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TnE gibbet Is n species of Aattcry to
the human race. Three or four persons
are hung, from time to time. only for the
sake of making the rest believe that they
arc virtuous. ....
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GLUE fon READY UsE.-To any quan-
tity of glue use common whisky Instead
of water. Put both together in bottle,
cork tight, and set it away for three or
four days. II will then be fit for usc
without the application Of heat. 1t will
be found useful and handy article In
every household
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

RiCE PCpDING WITHOUT EGas.-Put 10
to wcil-buttcrcd dish half II pound best
Carolina rice, simply washed; pour on IT
three pints of cold milk; swcctcu and
flavor To tasic; put little butter and
nutmeg on the top 10 brown; bake two
and half hours in slow oven, ON
which much Of the success Of tho pud-
ding depends.
CrnE fOH SICK half
tcaspoonful Of the hest ground ginger, as
much soda rs will cover n three cent
piece; "n this pour n wine. glass full of
cold water, aud drink.
10 MAKE GtossY SrAnCr.--Add to
each pint Of starch ready for use tea.
spoonful each Of EPSON salts aud fine
clear gum arabic.
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If married mon will attend the spell.
ling matches, they had better leave their
wives Mt home. 1t isn't comfortable TO
walk home with her and tho dear creature
muttcring Mt every step, ann ashamed Of
your ignorancc;" and "If you can't spell
'agitatc,' I'll teach you when get you
home" No, it's dishcarlcning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-07-03

CROUr can hc cured in ono minute, and
the remedy Is simply alum and sugar.
The way TO accomplish the decd is To
take knife or Crater and shave of in
small PARTICLES about n tcaspoonful Of
alum; then IN iS with twice its quantity
of sugar to make it palntablc, md admin
istcr II ns quickly as possible. Almost
instantaneous relief will follow.
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CIlEERfrLSEss makes the mind clearer,
gives tone to Thought, and adds grace
and beauty To the c0untcnancc.
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Is vain do they talk Of happiness who
never subduca mn impulse In obedience
tO principle. lie who never sacrificed
a present to future. good, or n personal
to u general one, caH speak Of happiness
only ns the blind do of colors.
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NJ. P. Freeman Co.
BANKERS,
ASp pEALRIt5 IN

AND DEALERS IS
Gold, Greenbncks, Stocks, Bonds,
Foreign Exchange. Bnso md Ro-
hned Bullion. and SecuritIos OF
all Kinds.
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"WuAT are you going to give me for
Christmas present." asked gay dam~l
OC her lover. II have nothing to give
Int my humble self" was the reply. "rhc
smallest inv0rs Thankfully received"
was the merry response Of the lady.
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HAsTE makes waste.