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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Moro tnfol9e cincr altem SSantt=
IteftfehOe

Nempbis, Ssnit, %. Sltni. - Srab
Oarborou9b, Sricoeusribtcr, in Der gdbe
Don Gopin9tou, Genu., rpobubaft, murOe aln
Samitag in eiueu Streite, Der pegen elmer
alten SanilienfebOe auSbrad), BON ieinem
Sf,pager erntorOet. Scr Ebdter lieferte
fid anoeren 0tOrgenS benz Sderiff iclblt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
GuOItdl deiGuQett.

sort Us aDne, %. SUM-. - SOraS
6olcombe tpurOe geitern 81 Senbaloiac, Sno.,
perbaitet. @r 1T belGulOigt, einem &aufs
manne in Gubnru, 9t..D., Sitter i'm Bertbe
bon $4,000 geitoblen 81 babeu. Sn ben
Glib. nub 9SetzStaaten maren bic YOliz
allten i6on ieit Dtonaten binter linn her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Sopi,cI,ttorS i'm Wfiio,,ri.

81. Nouls, %. Sunl.-Sn elller &nelpe
Su WtOrrilaile al Der st. 2ouiS SOutbz
@aIterns Sabn" serietbell mebrere Selbarbeitcr
in Streit unb anielm 6ufiel erha6 5mei
Mduuer, 0tamens Sobn @rines unO SObn
&elio. Scr WDrber entflob, muroe aber natl
Desperation 8iOeritanoe eingeiangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Werhaffttft0 eittes SdIid1erS.

Sarato ga, N.sD., %. SUM. .-SObn
0toberts, Der 9efali6teS Silberselo in @irtll=
lation lebte, lit beute bier perbaitet lporoen.
@r ma6te etnen per5meifelten Seriuf, ii6
ans ben 6dnben Der Yolisetbeamten Su be-
freien, mas ibm aber nid5t gelaug. Sn beiien
8obuung iauo man Stempel unb anoere
9SerfSeuge, I'm 81, 5e uno so Gentsfiide ca
naOiider gSdbrung 81 idlagen. Sine
Otenge oieier @eloitiife 1T bier i'll Girfns
iotinr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Ed)ou tpte0er ettt ttattteulOieS Set=
bredlett 0ttrda etuen Wcaer.

Antnc ., SH., 2. Sunl, = yin Jtt9er
ueriudte lebten Sonnabenb cine meiBe Dame
in lbrer @aJiite auf cinem Oampier Der ,,8eoe
tuf= uno gtortbz 9Seitern 2inie" Su 1d)dnoen.
Sbr @eIdrei lodte ben Sugeuieur berbei, Der
Dem SdwarSen nit elmer 5auoipeide ben
ShGoel einld3luq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Sftunoerutpro.

@tmira, N..D., %. Stunt. - Gugen
6enDrld eridoB am Souutag gu Sroupeburg
ieiuen Sd,mager 9Sul. S. 0ubine, neil er
ieine Sral, Oes @rnoroeten S6weiter, miB-
haubelt hate Soeuhrld mlIrhe perhaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
SeS6laauabme.

9 t. { / 8, %. Sunl.-Oic 8afiinerie
BON SeulS, Sra5or & Comp. murOe beute
auf 8efebl bon gSaibin9tOn megen 9tihts
sabluug BON $4,000 Steuern NIT 8eihlag
hsJpot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Gin Sefreid1er erinSet ein 91tft=
idDtf SteMerrnoer ,tn0 bietet
fetne GrfinoMnB oer ainerifantz
fdben Ne8terMmg fitr 0en Yoffz
0tcuH AT.

gSaibinston, %. Suni. - Carl Slit
senberger Don gSien, Seitreid), idreibt inter
Dem 2. Suni oil DaS Geueral Yoitamt, oaB
er @huas eriunben bat, iuelfes er al8 lebr
geeisnet fir Die Siuede beS Departments
bdlt; nemlib etnen spparat, bur6 iuelden
eiu 9uftballOn geuau gsiteuert werben fanu
uno permittelit beiien iib 10 beuti6e Mei!en
pro Stunoe Suriidlegen laiieu. Der iteuerz
bare 2uftbauOn werOe nad) Der 9lniibt bes
@rftnoers ein portrefai9eS SrieibeiDrbe=
runasmittel abgeben. Der @rfinoer nil lei
nen Npparat in gtem>Dorf conitruircu laien
uno gcoenft cine Yrobefabrt bon gterp Sort
mad Gan Sran5isco 81 MAIDEN. - Da Der
@eneralpoitmeiiter auseublldlib nid)t bier 1T,
10 bat man Dem @riiuOer feline Antmort 9eben
f1nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Gorrupte GolttttD=GoututiiIdre.

8 b | c o, p. Sunl. = Die % BoIt nn6
Utatl" melbet beute, baB bic Nnflageb6roe
bier @bieago'er @ountDcommiiidre We9en cor
rupter SaucOutrafte i'll Anfla9eitaao periett
Rot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Demofratiide StaatSsGpnnenttntt
DDtt WQttte.

Nuguita, Wte., %. Suui. : Die De-
mofratiide Staatsz z@oupention trat beute in
Sibuua. GS waren I'M @au3en 6S9 Delesa,
ten anmeieno.
Sn Der gtadmittasSftun9 rarO fOlsenOe
8lattiorm qnsenOmnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
2Seaen ietnes 3emgmtHes cts
SdlpiIeft.

gouisbtlle, 8p., % 2.Suni. Scr 9teger
9enrD 4ogan, Der persau9ene gSo6e in
Sbelbn @ountp in Dem DiOrOfallc gegeu 4
Iun9e 2eute 3eugniB uble9te, iurrbe am Srei-
tag abeno III Der gidbe bon Sbelbpuille ers
ihnfien Sir AGHrhpr prtfnn1em
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Gtn Sampfer o,trd) oen Slibitrabl
TIT Srauo Qcrafheu.

@tnctnnati, %. Sun. .-WdbrenO Der
0ampfer 81. 9S. Sdillinger" an ieiner
gSertte lag, traf ibn gclerH NbenO ein Slb-
itrabl. Gr braunte bis auf ben gSafieripiez
gel ab. Serluit $4,000; bapon $4,000
IN meitlihen Nnnlnnnnie,n nerlidlert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
ScifiQerte.Yiid,er.

Gbicago, %. Suui. = Gi6ter Sloogett
bat enti6ieOen, Dab 0eitiQeriebiider in Se.
i6lag genommeu uuO ge9eu ibre @i9entbiimer
qebrQudt peroeu oiirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Ser rstItou=Seed,cr=groses.

9temzOorf, %. Suui. - Der 9eri6ts'
iaal mar beute mo m6glidb nod oidter ange=
iiiut, ais ie oil etnem friiberen Gage. aae
betbeili9ten Yarteien tuaren anmeieno. Ni6s
ter 9teilion iagte, naB eluige Der @edlmorenen
beute @torssH in ieinem 3tmmer bel ibm &c.
ueien leien, unO er bdtte cine llnterreonng
nit ibuen gebabt tpegen Der geitrigen Sorz
fommniiie, unb er CLAUDE, oaB etn WflBoerz
ltdnOniB inter ibnen obmalte. Sr. SullertoH
erbOb iid) oarauf uHb iagte, bic Surp piiroe
iiberrai6t iein, fpenu iie Die Sbatladen fem
nen leruen miiroe, Die gu ,brer (oer anWdlte)
SenntniB 9ebrad)t luoroen ieien nno Die nun
i'll ibrcm Seiibe iid, befanben. Sn ctn8elnen
6auen ieien logar 3en9enbelpeiie i'll ibre
inii1Ap nelent mnrnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Sefttser starn1 IN aanfas.

Nanl a8z @tt9, p. Slnl. = Der bef-
tigite Sturm ieit 1874 ipiitbete Sonntag
9Sa6t bier. Der 8egen, begleitet bon eiuem
md1ti9en Sturmwinpe, idredli6en 0onner
unb 8liben, fiel III StrGmen bernieber.
Mebrere Sduier tpuroen bonn Slite getrofien,
entoad)t uno GROCER Sdaben in Den Straz
zen uno auf bem SelOe augeridtet. @ine
Wtenge llnSdunungeu unb @iienbabnbriiden
wuroen uleoergeriiien. OaS Stnrnmetter
bebnte iid so Dteilen naf) Siiben uno Siio.
ipeiten aus.
Sn Slatbe, &anias, ftiirSte our6 ben
Sturm eiu 6au5 eiu, mobei Der Mann, gta-
mems 4efpitt nebf cinem Siuoe 9et6otet uno
Die Nrau lhmer nerlebt wurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
1tualiiGsfaQ tu efttcr Stefbittte

4lb ann, gt..Y., %. SUM. GIN ihreds
lider llnfalf eretgnete iidl 9eitern ytadmitta9
in Der @ieBerei in gSeit albann. Cine Nnz
3abl 9lrbeiter maren oamit bei9dftigt, Den
S5nbalt Der &eiIel, in elm God alls5ulafen.
Scr S6ieber wOllte nidt nadseben nnb ell
Wann nahm cine Giienitan9e, nm i'm Slls
riidsuitoBen. 8l6blid) 0ffnete fih ocrielbe
uno bic 9liibenOe Maife ifiir5te beraus. Ste=
ben Der 0eute iuurben i6mer, bod nidlt le.
benSgefdbrlid,, neripnuOet. Sie wurOen ale
nnh Nem Nninitnle nehrndlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23

Su babeu, ipuroe beute BON Der Surp, obue
annabme BON NiloernngS9ritnoen, fir id)nl-
Sin nrfl1rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Gin Santpter attfaelait5en
Setd,fffutt ctttcs Yottff0SiirerS

QHebec, y. Sunt. Der Sampfcr
rStratblap" lit am Bic ,@ilanO WdbreuO Ell
mes ltarfen Tebels auiaelaufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
9od,I@olo tm oett ySd)tparsem
Scrdcftl"

6ortQaramte, gS. g., %. Suui. -
@ine aus ben ,S1marseu gergen" bier on
9cfommcne Bartie bringt Die gtafridt, OaB
ole 2eute 6es 8rof. Sennep uro Die Grpcoi.
tton oes Sberiten Dodge am Srenf- @reef ein
permauentes Eager, ba8 iie ySoarncp 2ager"
tauiten, errif)tet bitten, unO baB bort Sob
i'm lleberfluB seiunDen merbe.
Sn Omaha 1T folgenoe 9epeide bon Sberif
Dodge angelan9t:
,Sarnep's geaf, 10. sunni. - Sob tit in
binreifenoer Menge am Sreu4 @reet gefun,
ben ipOrOeu. @eneral @uiter'S Seridt finbet
iih in alien Sbeilen bcitdtigt. Subianer iinS
bier feline geieben morOeu. 9iCielben beiin=
Den fd n6rolid pom Yeof.
Srano tn ctucm Sd)a1tc.
San SraHStSco, %. Suni. - @eitern
gtadmittag gerictb Der glufSugS 9lpparat in
Der Oiuuhle @rubc gu gtepaoaz@ttp in Sroub,
mdbreuO iedlS Sergleute III Dem Sdafte ar.
bcitcteu. giner oerielbEn uermo6te iidl III
retten. gtad) 9dmpfnng oe8 8eucr8 fanb
man Snei Der Sergleute unperlebt, Spei pa.
ren tOOt rnb Der Sedite iit Iebensgcidbrli6
DerfPf3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Ste 0us saeipte5enett ams ilrme,tav.

gSaib bingt o n, %. Stunt. OaS Sdliff
vYeris" nit ben ausae,pieieneu llruguapauern
am Soro leste i'm Saien BON Gharleiton,
S.=@., Dor 9lnfer, nnp Der OOrttge Collector
frua a,f ben SdatamtS 9epartemeute per
telegraph an, Oh er Die sanouns Derielben
seitattem ioGe. Ser itenuertreteHoe Shat.
ants Sefretdr bat Oen Sefretdr OeS Snncrn
I'M ieiue Mteinung Oariiber, uno bepor oieie
ertbeilt it, miro er Dem Collector bon Char.
leiton feinem befinitipen Seif)eio gcben tUlt'
nen.
Ser fnngireube Sd)abamts Sefretdr bat
an Den Collector mad @barleiton Die sSetlung
ergeben laiien, Die sanouug Der 2eute auI Der
urusuap'iden Sarfe Yeris" gu 9eitatten, oo
fen seniisenoer @runo pOrbanoeu iei, Die
elbe in oieienl 2auoe ibncn 81 perlpebren.
Sic Sauptlhmierisfeit llegttn Dem umitanoe,
baB Die Sarte inter argentiniifer Slag9e ie.
selte uno feinc Yapiere auf3ulucilen bate.
0iele an9elegenbeit wlrb nun i'll Shabamts.
OepQrtement berathen lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Die gStrrcn at Der mertfaaiid)ett
0ren3e.

9S 9SaibingtOn, y. SUM. = Der Wtaz
rlneminilter bat bis iebt nod feline Sroer ere
lalleu, baB Elm Speites ariegsihiif Dem Dam
pier ,Ylnmoutb" nah Der Otiiubnng be8 9tio
@ramoe fol9en ioa. Die UtiinOung iene8
Sluies iit 10 poaer llntleien nnb SanObdnfe,
SaB fein 6abrSeug in oerlelben einlanien
fan1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
ySarmt,,nter" 9Nbisfcv TIT TprSs
EnrnlfftN

IS bingt IT. p. Sllll. = Super.
piior Yerr1 beridtet au Oen &epeniie- Commit
idr aus 9talei9h, N.=@., oaS Der Collector Ot.
8. Seipett pom 6. Oi1trtfte aus 9torb Caro-
lima, tpelder ioeben BON elmer Expedition &C.
gen Die Sbnappsbreuner in Daofiltz@ountp
Suriidgefebrt tit, auf ieirem StreifSu9e anBer-
oentlid 'eriolgrei6 mar, inoem III elmer DC
itilerie % SaB ufrummen 9SblsfepS" IN Be
idlag geuommen iuuroen. 9nBeroem tpurben
30 Oeitilf ntel1re nPrhnitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
sd1uI0ta befmttOett.

Nem= Orleans, %. Suni.-gtlerans
Der gteptOn, beidulbl9t, i'm uergaugenen
September ben Srftin 8orOOlnaD ermOreet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
SaS ,tnter8e8an8ene &rtegsfOtM
,,2arattac."

gSaibiugton, %. SUM. = Ser
Marlneminiter tele9rapbirte beute Otorgen
bem Communicated Der Slottenitation Wiare
Sslano, iOiOrt bas ariegsi6iff nSenicia"
nad Dem Sepmour: YaB absuididen, nm Die
ldifibrii6ige Wtauuidlaft Su bolen.
Solgenbes iit bic 2iite Der SfiiSlere: @apt.
gS. QS. Queen, 2ieut.z Commodore yS. gS.
SanSerS, lieutenant S. s. Srice, 2ient. gS.
s. Yarfer, Maiter 9. 6. Graham, Waiter
6. y. 8seb, Malter $. gti6olion, Seefabett
Y. g. Sreeman, @unoarSt y. 81. Sruib,
3ablmeiter g. 6. t6enben, Gbei- -Mai6iniit
u. W. Sartleman, 3iiliss sgSunDarSt 81. M.
Sartleman, SiilisarSt S. 8. Srimcs, biilfS'
Mai6iniit s. s. Bingham, 3ieutenont Der
Seeioloaten s. a. 0tullaup, Gapitdnsiefrez
tdr sS. q. Stabors, ,3ablmciitersiefretdr 6.
S. Seuber, Sootsmanu sS. @annina, Sc
i6iismeiiter Stepben Doung, S6ifi8Sim-
mermam 81. asnew. : eieut. -@ommanOeur
Sanoers mar Grecutip Sffi5ier auf Dem
,,Suwanee," als Dieies Srie9Sl6iif am 8.
Sult 1868 an oerlelbeu Stelle iheiterte.
Der ,,Saranac" Dar ell itarfer 9faoz
Oampler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
@eitanSmtR clues W6roers.

q d ter, W..Y., p. Sunl. = @RaS.
@i9ner, oes Moroe8 au Seorge @ranSel ldul'
big beiunoen uno perrrtbeilt, am ,. Snli ge:
bdngt Su neroen, bat ein Serbredlen gcitans
Den. gr ia9t, Ell babe e8 AMI oengSunid, BON
@ranbe'S 6rau getban. SIS lit ibm ein neuer
ert,1i,1 hehnnf Il int frnrAp11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Yaltimore W0, Wittwo(b, Den %. Sunt 1875
Gin,petbmm9 ctnes Soloaten=
Seu fsffn ala

= 0ie 3oI giunabmen bctrugen beute
S21c Oon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-23
Sns aeIbc Niebcr TN Sen gSe

S1s 0eIbc Vtebct III NeU gStEt
gSaibtn gton, %. ,Suni. = @eneral@
Slottenar5t Seale erbielt heute Morgen cine
0epeife BON &eDz 9Seit, ueld)e anscigt, bab
bas gelbe Sieber bort wieoer anfgetreten nno
baB ein Wann gefdbrli6 erfrauft 1T.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Der LIST, 1871, he wrote the poem Of "Sir
Nlarmaduke's Musings What made him
alude TO his crown being Torn from bin
but the odlum 10 which people held him
for doctrines he was advocating through
Mrs. Woodruff? The second verse of that
poem was issued rs menace TO Mr..
Beecher to alarm him. This poem was
written before the Steinway Hall meeting
in order, we suppose, to compel Mr.. Beech
er to come up there and preside al 1t. Mr..
Mr.. Beecher faced everything rather than
endorse such principles as this
woman advocated and de6ed Mr.. Tilton
aud Mrs Woodruff to do their worst. At
this Mr.. Tilion had overdrdvn his account
in Woodruff & RUbinsons aud had no
money. The importance of this would be
Obvious at another point Of the case Mr..
Beechers refusal to preside at this meeting
in Steinway hall. was regarded as sign of
frailty by Mr.. l'iltoa On the following
year when T'ilton returned from bis lee
turing tour in the west the Golden Age re-
CURED money and Bowen was pushed for
money which Tlton said he owed him.
He makes personal statement,
sets in type for publication in the Golden
Age, and in it he incorporates the letter of
July 1st, 1871. He took one Of these
copies to Mr.. Wilkeson and told him he
should publish that statement unless Henry
Ward Beechcr did him justice. No de-
mand for justice from Bowen, for that
would not influence Mr.. WilhesoD. Mr..
wilkeson said if that was published 1t
would create scandal which would shake
chris,endom, and advised him not to pub
fish it. Tilton said that Beecher never Of
fered him help in being kept in his situa-
ton on the Independent. If counsel could
show that this publication was threatened
by Tilton to compel a recognition from
Beecher as to the justice of his claim
against Bowen, then it would be shown
that this publication was for purposes of
| blackmail.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
Heavy foundations.

CIyclNSATI, Feb. %.
A dispatch 10 the Gazette from Knox
vile, Tenn, says that the most destructive
freshet for many years has visited that
locality The damage to all kinds Of prop
city throughout East Tennessee is very
great. The bridge over the Hiawasce river,
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad, is gone, and no mails were re-
ceived yesterday. 1t will probably be a
week before trains are running again on
the road. The Tennessee river has thirty
eight feet of water, and is still rising.
Bridges, mills, barns and houses have been
swept away by the food The Knoxville
gas works are submerged, and the city was
in darkness last night. The losses in the
city and country are large.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 26.
The ice in the Schuylkill river at Mana
yunk broke up yesterday afternoon. The
water during the night was twenty feet
above the usual height, and only four feet
below the highest freshet. All the houses
in the lower part of the town were sub
merged, forcing the occupants to leave
without saving their goods. The gas works
were submerged, leaving the streets in dark
ness. All the mills except one have sus
pended work, throwing at least two thou
sand hands out of employment.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

JOhnsOnss Natural History.

Johnsons Illustrated Natural History,
by S. G. Goodrich, is Peter Parley's last,
greatest and best work. Peter Farley !!
What visions of early school days crowd
the mind at the mention of that household
name. Itself is an inspiration of childhood
industry, and an ample assurance of enter
tainmcnt, instruction and purity in the
reading ofIintelligent homes. Having ex-
amined this natural history, find it full of
Just the information that both children and
parents need In regard to the wonderful
works of the allwise Creator in His king
dom of nature. In the amount of import.
ant information, its attractive and full IL
lustrations, its pleasing style and mechan-
ical perfection, it is an honor to its author
and TO art. 1t is no exaggeration to say it
is the excelsior history of the age.
1t will delight and inform the old and
greatly aid in the mental and moral deyel-
opment Of the young. ii. f. AUSTIN.
This is certainly the most valuable work
ever canvassed for in Rutland, and the fol-
lowing list of names show that our people
are not behind other towns in knowing a
good thing when they see it. We find
among the names of those who have order
ed it, John b. Page, ]. Nj. Haven, Rev. j
G. Johnson, Judah Dana, G. II. Bottum
DIR. S. w. Smylh, l.. c. Kingsley, n. p,
Kingsley, Dr. G. l.. Allen, Walter G. Dun
ton, w. G. Veazcy, A. II. Tuttle, S. b
Pettengill, w. p. Winslow, Henry Clark
Chauncy K Williams, A. W. Higgins, S
f. Durham, z. V. X. Wilson, Rev. w
J. Harris, ID. d., Ben X. Chase, Rev, ii
Il. Austin, John N. Baxter, w. ii. Smith
n. =. Simons, II. w. Porter, Dr. l.. G
Lewis, J. c. Dunn, j. b. Meeker. j. c
Baker, l.. w. Redington, C. +. Ross, J
Burdett, 5. II, Kelley, L. Il. Roys, j. II
Goulding, II. W. Nye, j. o. Merrill, II
| NJ Bates
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Several of the citizens of Clarendon were
attend the agricultural meeting yesterday.
The venerable Abner Lewis Of Eas.
Poultney celebrates his SSh birthday to-
day. 1t is to be observed by a family
gathering. His son, Capt. J. A. Lewis of
Brooklyn, N. r., a member of Col A. F.
Walkers regiment, and well known mem
Der of L. a. Grants staff, is among those
who have come to the old homestead to
participate in the occurrence.
The Whitehall Times, under the heading
of ga Heavy Run on the Bank of White
hail." gives the following narration;
"When the new bank started year ago,
it was not expected that there would be a
run on the institution at SO early day, yet
the future is as;problematical as the expect
ed verdict in the scandal trial. Tuesday
morning, at 8 o'clock, as Lemuel Jakway,
of this town, was driving pair of spirited
colts across the new bridge, the pole of his
cutter became detached from the neck
yoke. Falling down upon the ground
the team became frightened and started or
a run. Mr.. Jakway put forth every exer
ton to stop their mad career. When near
ing the end of the canal bridge, the pole
struck the snow which threw the cutter
over the team, causing Mr.. Jakway to turr
a somcrsault, striking in the snow. The
team then became detached and stal tee
with lightning speed, bringing up agains
the south door of the bank of Whitehall
smashing the heavy plate glass in it into
countless pieces. One of the horses fel
down and broke his shoulder, while thu
other succeeded in freeing itself, starteC
and ran up town, where it was soon after
wards caught. Mr.. Jakway escaped I'm
hurt, while We can assure our readers tina
Cashier Guy will continue to pay all de
mands against the bank unless there SHOULD
be heavier run on the institution than
that of Tuesday"
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,cuatoms receipts to-day amounted to ESQ.,.

0Customs receipts to-day amounted 10 $780,
QUO.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
$4,000.
Government bonds are quoted as dull but
steady.
State bonds quiet.
Railroad bondsa are steady.
Stocks presented to-day decidedly market
for outsiders to let severely alone. Union Pa.
cinc and Pacific Mail were very strong. The
impression prevails that considerable Union
Pacific stock Will be unloosed late tomorrow
and the early part OF next week until after the
annual election IS decided. The grander stocks
were weak and feverish, consequent on the ex.
pected report Of the committee on the Potter
law TO the Wisconsin legislature, which was
anticipated would be unfavorable to the roads.
II was reported on the streets that large tea
house had failed, but 1t was impossible to find
out any authority for the rumor, oil large
firms denying any knowledge OF the matter.
The transactions in the sale OF stocks aggre-
gated l25,ooO shares,the principal dealings being
as follows:
Erie, 1880; Lake Shore, II 800 Northwest.
ern, 1900 Pacific Mail, 5000 st. Paul, o.
COO; ohlos, $500; Western Union 20, 100 Union
Pacific, 22,4oo.
Gold closet at 1l43..
Money at 2XG9.
Government bonds are quoted as dull and
steady.
State bonds are quoted as being quiet and
nominal.
Prices in stocks closed active and strong, ex-
cept Erie. which was weak.
The following are the closing quotations:
Where blanks occur there were no pidsl
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
IN EMORIANI.


Al Il regular meeting of Netls Lodge No. rs,
/. o. o. r., held Monday evening, February 22d.
1875, the following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, An allwlse Providence has, IN the
administration OF His inscrutable ways, re-
moved from our ranks our worthy brother, Al
mon ". Boomer therefore,
Resolved, That In the death OF our beloved
brother this lodge has sustained n vital loss.
Resolped. That as much as we deplore his loss
as brother, we remember and respect his
memory and emulate his virtues.
Resolped, That We kindly and fraternally OK
tend our tenderest sympathies to his very be-
reaved family.
RESOLVED, That the Jewels and lodge room be
draped In mourning for the space OF three
months.
RESOLVED. That the secretary BIO instructed Il
record these resolutions, send copy OF Thu
same 10 the family OF the deceased, and to III,
various newspapers In the county for publlca
ton
f. o. BELTS,
ID. Z, BEssEY,