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GnglanD.

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GcpelGe ppn Nar;s entbdlt 6ol9enots
9us brittiIAe Sdiff nSennle," &apltdn
Salficlb, iiibr ON %. Sftober BON ant=
,pcrpcn mad Ne,u Dort ob. @m3l be-
oonn Die Monnj6alt, ols lid oas S4lt
in Der @Gbe Der Snlcl Sl<ron an Der
franz. Gilte befanb, Su meuteril llno erf
morocte Den Gapitdn, Steuermonn uro
Sonbpptsmann. Tlalden nit 3etteln,
orf benen UNI Succors 9ebeten. 'puroe,
purben BON einem She'll Der ytarll=
1toft ing y9oIler sewDrfen. Wton fano
bie,elben an Der frans. &ilts uno
{ didte Elm Sobr5eu9 ob, wel6es oaS be-
trefenoe S1iff cinholte. Slnf Wtan-
rer uno Gin &nabe purben an Soro
oefunocn; bier liuO uerod6tig, an Der
Mcuterei tbeilssnommcn 81 baben.
ee6s sricsllas Matroicn Iino in Ell
ncm ~offenen Sopte entfloben. 9as
@6if u2cnnie" miro na9 ct. g(o5olre
gebro9t.
9pnoon, 13. Mrpembcr. Sic
9roBen 8oumwollpinnereien Der SIR
men Gpbertton & So. uno Youn9 4
50. lpnrocn eeltern gan5li6 our6 6cr=
er sertDrt. 0erlult 81, 100000; 1900
4erioncn Iino oobur@ ouber arbeit se=
rothcn.
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Sranfreib.

Yaris. -. Nou. Sufaurc legt'
Deute in Der MISUNDERSTANDING 81
Sil iiber Die Yrclie por. ysa6 berltl.
ben 1T Der Selaserunss5uitano auf5ube-
ben nit Nusnnbme BON Ml9icr uno Den
departments Der Seinc, Der Gobne,
9ou6es ou &bone uno Seine ct Die.
9ie Bin pcrfiigt ferner, BOB sablrei6c
greBpcreeben Dor ben Gorrtftions=Sri=
bunalen uno ni6t Dor @ciAwprenen9e=
ri4ten su perb0nneln (ino.
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Die T1hkur

TT b%eittuintt. bas sanas btsbertse Setlp.rfatren nuss
tuitoben. Ole Rur wtrb bur9 bas iosenannte
Sobbao nn6 bur9 Ginnsbmet pon 9obbuIner
Ssptrtt Ete sobedoer 3siger an, no pie &rant9eit
Ssit 5ei9en fe bic 2ebensfrait 6es Wteni6en at.
Eauienoe itno tn ben lesten 3rpet Sabren TN Der
gaSesanlialt, "a Stanton CTR @cp YOrt, sebeilt
gerbte nno Ipotheffr. Die aobbdoer unterlbeiten
5b pon auberen 8dbern baburd, bab lie brett auf
BITE &ranfbeit einmirten, II , sen franfen Stoif ents
ternsn, IN ,sslAer Sorm ct aub sum 8oridein
tomws Ste itnb Elm @erbrennunsss ober ausidetz
bun9ssEroceB Der 3rontbeitsitofe. Sober Rranfe
ptr6 bet Der @npsnbun9 bitier Sur f~osuIaaen 5etn
stssner MrSt.. @ern s%Senianb bnrtb bteie Bdber ees
bilt lift, 10 tit er wtrflia unb rubifal sebeilt, m&bs
tsne na9 ber bis9srissn SsiIastbobe bic watttsl
gep5hnlt9 9efdhrli6er iinb ais bic &ranfbeit ietbf,
mp t9 olt,rs e.. aaHsls 9esr issunhdser .srants
obgiei9 se aOy ODER oae arantseiten, innerIi9
nno duBerlt9, f~urtrcn, 10 Iin6 bod bic @irtunaen
Bet i~olsenbsn aranfbeitcn, beIonbers penn ie 3id
nod tn acutem3 uItanoe ~befinben, CANA auserorbents
lid: Wteber, fslbit Ierpens uno Tppbusfieber,
sHaise s s,s1 lSa aas gsssesia ",i 5ds sd Sirs
b%eionoers ft lnn9en geuten u. i'm eriien Gtabtum,
sep5bnIi9 tet6t furirt. @eTerSmdt, Rbems
inatismaS ,perben oft iebr tbueI eebeift;
tppbtIttifd,e &rantbsitsn tn ieSem 6rabe. 8et
d. br""u Sranfbeiten, 8ranoWnnSen, 0es
tflsrtret. .ScropbeIm &C. lit bic @irfuns cine
plosltde IT, ite bare. geur elm gab tit btErei9enb,
nui AeoeH SoH ,tt gettsuN9 5u noer5en9en. gVds
Sn9crrnbr. (eir, siest nnbeifbare Rruntbeit
pnrben 9ebe.ii Scr Isstsrsr 8ranfbeit seben 2s
gs.oaent bes aadertofies nit iebem SaOe Sur9 ben
Urn ob.
0ie gat nub gtnnsbmesNulper perben mad
tebem plab I'M 2anoe ~pe"sanbt. Ger NretS be5
Babe quluers TT 50, Der oes ginnebme : 9ulpers
81. mian Iaije f9 cine Brochure aber bic 2osfus
b szsli4sr ebsr heati6er Spra6e fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss, :
81 Stantou Str. (Box 1891
Rem 9erE
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Gpanien.

MaoriO, -. Ncpbr. 9eute funo
cine auBeroroenillde Cabinets Sibung
itatt, um cine Gruioeruu9 0uf Die ame=
rifanii@e NOte in 8ytreif Der Ausiub=
run9 oes @erlro9cs BON 1895 81 beru=
then.
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0elgten.

Sepoirs 9, 13. yop. Ser Scr It
on Menl9enleben in Tolge Der GIplp=
1ipn in Den &pblcngruhen BON Wtoria-
hap 1T furbtpar. 3w%eiunouier5i9 2ei=
den bat nan bereits 9efunben, nno nan
slaubt, baB nod INNER cine MnSabl in
Dem S6o9te liesen.
, 1875-11-15
SIrfei

Mien, ID. Hpubr. Serbien bat
feline Sruppen upn Del @renSe auriif9t-
sosen, neil Die 5irtei baliclbe setban
bat. -,
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Iiefe G'slsIITGart bat 1urSiip ibr nrusa.
rle8 tes beausmts @eNSnee, ede pes Asiat.
auo Ste Str., aesoger.
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Sa5rfs Ginfdmmcn iber..$1, 500, 900

nc. ear,inaton, graf, 5 6. essarss. giessrdi.
9rpf. G.'s. ea.,te. Il irsr.
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User 1000 spidtige Sefe6runsen iiber BEN
itel'ldltd)en &6rper fennen lcrner mill, bon
oeren er friber feline s1nung sebabt, ser
lee DOffene SolfSipraG uub sc,
lumber Wenf6en=@erfanb," elm
"eri'lil1fti9es Bud fir peritdnbige 9eute urb
EN- 9uteS Bud fit Sebermann. @us benz.
lclbtt fOrl1cn lebrptele Sadcn selerut iperbert.
fpelfe Die n1eiiten 9eute iib ssniren bonn
@ollsarSte 6t erira9cn. SnbaltszSer.
3ethntB bes @crfes franco per Bolt an
leoe bellebl9e Goreiic. gfan iuenoe iit ou:
2aisrrap sin Yerfags-&auersna
l29 Gait 2s. ct, SEEM gors.
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liee slell at If tie 3u9rr 4Ifafr Il,
pea yer. taatea
4isIeIte lest sineu glan Yrr, tti M den IT,
Wrhlthalsn Ter GetsneYerimstpns nit si III
y iitel , rrenbbntlae ApAen or silhl mereel
to nen. Seine tan.r @nlase lam semadl
wneen.
Glltte plire melren INNER prompt ut
olhf BE G ub pebssobit lnt bab.n unu,
v enten me @rENc, N9 II irsens sintr Use
ls 81 tetla9en. Wttt stnem lIpar ile 20
l. @cnte I. 9lid}, tam Il Sc CT ltine San
III i~ltartla nnQ, Jet EN- Geot nerlOrat baten.
S-ltt "ritrt Gnca. e utp pe VI ct ans.
-Nuilds, ipfi9e aea0uere @uetunft min,
lhsn, nruen lU s%eTall'st ali Scr 3. Ye a,
" DEL erp. b. Ito. peNped.
NIB b mi
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Osr61elu. IS We)euf0
ai1monb, o..

;. q. mi finiun. ~rd rent.
GtDarn SrbD. ice prllips.t.
8. gSl tiIinn Set,sidr
y Us. SnGtu0ua, &urtt.r.
., ~. y ~rnf, M. :, Meoesi ii4e
q ntscbtr.
GreCut be Honro.
5 u. @iii;ninn. :. sipmt ion rotur
S. III. 2ofuaob, 5 i. u en-
, 1875-11-15

gicinnoti1 3. Nob. ST. Ct. 6.
springer bat li9 erboten, tpeitere s20,=
900 Dem friiber aus9ciebten 6onb CUR
Grridtuns elmer Nlulifbuae oei5uIiigen,
i'm Safe Die 8iirger Die nod feblenoen
$4,000 in 3eit bon 30 Sa9en b%eilteu=
EN-. 0r. Springer but bis jebt $l45,=
beiseteuert.
Milnaufee, Wise., IS. Noobr.
Der ebemali9e Ni6er M0ller wnroc ge-
fern bon ben@el9lporenen aui oieNntla
&c. falilhe Certificate ousgeitelt 3u ba=
ben, i6uloig befunoen. Gin nelcr pro
3eB iuuroe beantragt. Sir Die YroseIii=
rltn9 o 5Alib & 9sr9ent6al purOe
cine SurD erlanst.
81. 2ouis 8, Is. Nou. SIN 8unoes
gcri6te befannte li9 S. s. @oparo uno
8. acQesan l6uloi9,fall1e @intrd9e 9e-
lHaegl 6H DuOeI.
SIN gunoesseri9te su Sefferion Gitp
5o9 5. u. SoDce lcinen Mntras oui einen
lleuen gru5eb suriid.
st. 2ouis, 13. Iop. Sn Cts
lportb, &aHlas, brannten seltern 7 Sc
l6dftsbduifr unb Is WDbnun9en ab.
8erluit $45,S00.
ct. 2ouis, 13. Nopbr. Sn st.
Worp, Mo., eincm ~fleinen Gtant0cn,
lpelGes eini9e Mlellen liiolI0 BON bier
9elcgen III, wuroe ye1trn cine junse g}c=
germ, ais NOR lie nit eirem Manne,
Numens, groota, trnntc, BON cincm an
ocren Giebbaber erl0nIcn. Ser Mt0rs
Der entfam.
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Sie oiesldbrige Sabatsernte i'll @bo.
rlton Go., alleln miro auf mlnoetens IL
Mfia. YIo. ~ange9eben, mas ,000, 900
mebr 1T ala lebtcs Sabr. uno Mais lit
i'll lolder MoIle ~porbanoen, 0oB Elm DOR
tiger Tormer l6rcibt es weroe fir mcb<
rere Sabre Ian9en, penn CT nldt per-
lbmenoct lperoe, mas leloer MIR Su Ddu=
Ii9 9cidcbe.
% ie 10 t bereits mitgctbcilt babcn,
beabIAti9t bic GemOortey 5ueite WtiliS
SrigaOe, beren Commandment @eneFol s.
8llmor lit, Dem &rpnprln5en bts oeut=
lGen Geid)es, wcnn er ouf lciner gtlle
sur @eltanslteQung in gicu Yort an.
fommt, elncn 9roBartlSen milItartl0en
Gnpfan9 sa b~erclten uno i'm nab 4bl-
l~aotlpDlo su escortiren. Glne@N5abl9tcp
Yprtcr oeutiber &uuIleute, pelAe lid
Illr olelen pIun interellircn, BADEN liN
init Dem General uno Den OfTiSiertn
lelnes Staoes u%erbunoen, I'm fiil nIeien
3lped Ole Summe bon $4,000 aufsl=
brln9en. Sis itbt lino berelts ca. $15,-
900 BON oleler oulnme sc5siAnet por=
oen. Am nahitsn Saulta9 @beno Wlra
ons aus Stabs Oif5icrcn Der Brigade
ueltebenoe Arrangements Gomite init
berpurragcnoen ocutl1en &auleuten i'll
Garle's 9otel, @de Centre UNI Ganal=
ltruBe, elne Yerlammlung boltcn nm 5u
per0tDen, mas wsiter in oleler NnseIs9en
belt sel1eben lpQ.
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WtltQM y. 9lOutt,
paus H. &hilbs 81 mailer,
Nr. 704 Is. G5rafe Ctr,
Code Der 7ten.)
d III >, Da.

Do i'd LANCE lScIt in Dem @eidldfte
seueien. hin id 10 einaeridtet
caB ib ale @aftrdse CUR .3uirierenbeit
mcinrr &unoen idl Ell unO bi1is uusfiib=
rem fam. SD eriude meiue alien Sc
lGaltsfrcunoe mir terner ibr 9enei9tes
NOblwollen gu ihenten-
il b lint @m. y. SO natt.
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1LREE{gEsy!IAf61
l'' Nv

DIR. 9. g. Soote, 100 Qerington guc.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, SEEN Oorf, als rnab.
bdn9iger Gr5t, bebanbelt oIe Irten 6 f + o II.
ii4er &ranfbeiten uio ernpfdnqt
griefe aus alien Gbeilen Der ciutliiirten
@elt.
9ur6 Die originelle @eiie lit ser Ius.
itbnng ietner mebi;intiden Yroris
beba1bclt CT Soblreid)e Batientcn in europa,
8efSnbien, CANADA nnb in iebem
Staate Der gcretni9ten Gtaaten.
griefli6e GuHinltatipncn naentaelflid.
@eber Wtinerulien nod Idabl;dle Bflon,en
gebraitdt. Seinabe 10000 Yatierten tpur,
ben III ben lctten 20 Sa5ren bebanbelt.
Sober Sail ipirb cin6eln ior9fdltig rcgiftrirt,
oh briefli9 ooer peri5n1i6, Oh BON benz Doctor
felbff eocr ieinen SiilfSdr5ten. Qcttere iinS
oae mtiIenl6aftli4 s%ebiloete Wlebistner
AGe gatiemten, ,ucfde enffertt 1uo6uem,
erAaltcn cine ausfiibrliGe Sragelite franco
per goft poer i'm Sauie. Gin pontduoiaes
ipiten1atiideS Gintrogen in BEN giidern,
pcrhittbert Tebler ODER Srrtbirner. Die
Safer tpcrce1 tlrtr bon ben angeifeuten
8er5ten 9%e6ffnet.
8e9cn 6ra9eliite cber a~nberpeitige Con.
Inltationen a~ereliire man spie folst:
DIR. e. Is. FOOTE,
Bor 1888, g2etp g)orI.
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Ter Gr'p'a Die er ! pmp,a ie 1T in ter N5e
ftidte FER yetet So rli9eruneS @ieai6ofte
noab nte oa9em'le NC f~rlse0bc &lle .Dfs
VI pfgfS er aD.t:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08

NEW YORK, March 8.
CoTTOS.-The market is quoted dull mid
ding uplandS l6hc.
FLoUR-Wheat market is quoted as being
less active and prices without decided change.
Receipts OF q, 900 barrels. sales OF 10000 bbls
superine State and Western at 3s0G 4 20 COM
mon to choice extra state si.65Cd5.25; common
to choice extra Western $4,000 $50 ; common TO
choice X. II. o. s4.65a $40.
RYE FLoUR.-The market is quoted as
steady In prices and quiet Sales 300 bbls
at 1.00@5.l0.
prices, and quiet. Receipts $4,000 bu Sales
10000 bu. at 1.ll@l.l4 for No. 9 Chicago; 1.l3a
1.l6 for No. Milwaukee; l.l6@ll9 for No.
l spring; 1.23@1 20 for new winter red west
ern; l.26dl.2I for amber western.
RYE The market IS quoted as being quiet.
Receipts none. Sales none.
CORN-The market Is quoted rs being firm
Receipts 1900 bushels. Sales OF $4,000 bushels
at SIS cents for yellow, and say new mixed
western.
BARLEY.-The market is quoted quiet and
the prices are In buyers favor. Receipts LOO
bush, Sales 5000 proved state at sllo.
oATs;-Market is quoted as ilrm. Receipts
mixed western; 6s9T0c for white Western.
Provisions. = Pork market is firm. Sales
800 bbls., l9.leh for new and for old mess.
BEEF-Market Is quiet.
CUT MEATs-The market is quoted as quiet
for western; &c for dry sailed shoulders.
LARD - Market is quoted quiet. Sales 100
tierces at Isl for steam; and for Kettle
BurrER.-The market is quoted at 22as3 for
state and Pennsylvania, new.
CHEEsE.-Cheese is quoted al l0Gl6hc for
common 10 prime.
WHIsKY-1he whisky market is firm at slll
per gallon free.
EGGs-The market is quoted Is trn at 45G
for state and PENNSYLVANIA.
PETRoLEUM.-ls quoted atIs.c. Ion crude; II 4.
@l5H &c Tor refined.
LEATnER.-Market is quoted steady. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light to heavy weights
are quoted at 26h@3Oc.
CoAL.--Market is quoted as firm at 5000
$50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
WOoL.-Market is quoted as quiet and steady
Domestic fleece at 52f 65c; unwashed at 100 3ic:
pulled 30d5Oc state OO@O0c tubbed at C.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08

The st. Adams rolling mill has resumed
operations, after being idle for four months.
Six furnaces are in full blast, with the old
gang of heaters the rolls on both day and
night have the same gang working the
''Looks" with one or two exceptions.
The case of William A. Bsayton of Al
burgh, late clerk in the postofiice at Provi-
dence, r. l., for robbing the mails, has
been settled In the United States courts
there, Brayton forfeiting his bail, and the
matter closed by his friends paying $500
and costs.
The large two-story dwelling house own
ed by Geo. IL. Whitney, and well known
as The "old Captain Jackson Mansion, on
the hill half mile north of West Ran
dolph, was entirely consumed by fire about
noon Thursday insured contents of
house saved.
George b. Perry of North Adams, Mass.
has made an arrangement with Oliver
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08

afloat yesterday that she died of smallpox.
This however was false and without foun-
dation as we learn from the attending ply
stefan and those who had the best possible
means of knowing the nature of her dis
ease.
Among the arrivtls at the Bardwell
House, on Saturday. were Hon. L. E.
Chittenden, New York Hon. II. Garfield
Arlington Col. T. II. Halsey, U. s. A. !;
H. II. Waldo & wife, Wallingford Mrs.
+. s. Canheld, Arlington David Hobart,
Brandon II. II. Mason, Springfield, VT I;
w. s. Woodcock, Winchendon Geo. X.
Hart, Red Hook. N. Y. Jas. A. White,
Boston VIM. Williams, Montreal j.
Wilder, Rupert c. s. Sanford, Salem, N.
Y. M. W. Page, Concord u. w. Ell
more, Arlington w. Parker, Hydeville
N. A. Litchtield, New York II. Stannard
Fairhaven ; NJ Sheldon, Burlington G.
ID: Earl, Middlebury c. s. Smith. Fulton,
III. S. w. Clark, Willsboro, N. Y. A.
b. Conner, Manchester.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08
Drunken Debauch over a Wreck.

BosroS, March z.
A dispatch from Highland Light, Cape
Cod, says the debris OF the hull and cargo
of the wrecked vessel Giovanni, have been
sold. The valuable part of the cargo,
wine, ETC., was appropriated by the ban
dtti on the beach, where at one time the
life of no one was safe. The men held
drunken orgies without limit, and either
killed themselves or were murdered by their
frenzied companions. Yesterday the body
of an lrishman was found on the beach
surrounded by empty bottles, and with
most of the clothing torn off 1t. Two
others are reported to be dead on the
beach, and fourth reached Provincetown
but will die from the effects of his debauch
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-08
by TELEGRAPH.
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
A Man Murdered at JOhnsi0wn.
DEATH STRUGGLE.

lGLovRRsvILLE, March Z.
The Gloversville Advertiser, just issued,
contains the following
Just as we were ready to go TO press this
morning, we received the startling an
nouncement that Edward Yost, au innuen-
tial and well known citizen of Johnstown,
had been murdered. There was so many
stories afloat that we. went to the
SCENE OF THE MURDER.
and the fac s rs far as we could learn were
briefly as follows: Edward lost, the vic.
tim, was about forty-one years of age, was
prosperous butcher in Johnstown, whose
establishment is adjoining the banking
house of Messrs. Hays 81 Wells, and for
the past five years Mr.. Yost, who is single
rear Of the banking room, and acted as the
regular night Waterman. Last evening
MIR. Yost, in company with his brother,
John, and Mr.. Egan from Saratoga, after
locking his market, went to the Sir VIM.
johnson house, where they remained until
about 12 o'clock, when the trio departed,
Mr.. 1ost going in the direction OF the
bank, and the others going home Nothing
more was seen of him until about 6 o'clock
this Saturday morning, when a man
named Potter, in passing the bank,
DISCOVERED SMOKE ISSUING FROM THE FROST
CHIMNEY
of the building and raised an alarm of fire.
Several persons soon collected, and an en-
trance was effected through the window
when
CHASTITY SPECTACLE
met the gaze of those who were the first to
enter. The room was filled with smoke,
and at first nothing could be seen, but
when the bedroom door was opened the
BED CLOTHES WERE FOUND TO BE ON FIRE,
together with the clothes worn by the muir
dered man. A further search revealed the
body of Mr.. Yost in the banking room, IN
nude state, literally roasted, with the ex-
ception of his face, which was only
scorched, and bore an expression of
INTENSE AGONY.
An alarm was at once given and hun.
dreds focked to the scene, but at this
writing, though the excitement is intense,
no traces of the murdercrs have been found
Mr.. Yost's gold watch and chain, worth
$500, a large cluster diamond pin, worth
over 500, and between $500 and $500 in
money, were missing
lie WAS LYING ON HIS BACK
with his feet crossed and his right hand
over his heart. About 9 O'Clock this morn
ing the remains were taken to the residence
of his father, and an inquest is now being
held by Coroner Cameron. Many theories
are advanced as to how the murder and
robbery was effected, but nothing has yet
been positively given which throws more
light upon the matter.
THE BANK PROPERTY
was left untouched and it would seem that
the only purpose of the murderers was to
get Mr.. Yosts money and valuables, to do
which it appears they had struggle, as
the murdered mans revolver was found
upon the floor near the bedroom with all
but two chambers discharged, each of
which had been tried but failed to explode.
1t is certainly mysterious case, but we
hope the facts will be elected at the in
quest, and that the guilty parties will be
brought to speedy Justice
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is kept for sale at the Iollowing places
BELLOWS FALLs--O. +. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions, &C.
EAST WALLISGFoRD-E. X. Allen dealer IN dry
goods, &c.
LUDLow-Sherman Bros drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRo--E. j. Carpenter, books, station
cry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRANDoN-keley a Dyer ana c. q. SlaSon,
books, stationery, periodicals.. sc.
MIDDLEBURY--W. seymour Alden, books, sta
tioneIy, periodicals, &c
PITTsFoRD- Dennison Bros, dry goods.
vERGEsNEs-S.M. southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsToI-Hram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
WHITEHALL-Will Farrell
FAIRHAvES-F Carpenter.
CAsTLETos-Rce & Go.
WEST RuTLASD-C. j, Gilmore, general mer-
chandlse.
PoULTNEY-W. w. IIibbard books, stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &c.
NORTH BENNINGTON--Henry Morse, newsboy
WALIISGfoRD-ll. 7. Morgan, station agent
MANoHEsTER--lierbertS Smith, newsboy.
ARLISGToN-H. S. Hard.
TREMENDOUSLY, j. Tiffany periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co.. newspapers pc
riodlcals, books, stationery, sc; A. H. Howard
depot restaurant; John O'Donald, newsboy,
Bates House GLOBE counting-rooms.
RAILRoADs-on all morning trains leavin
Rutland
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NeighbOrhood Paragraphs.

The Brandon lecture association has been
30 successful that ii offers its season ticket
holders, as an extra entertainment, a lee
ture by Rev. Robert Collyer of Chicago,
on Thursday evening, March nth.
A case has been on trial in the United
States court, at Burlington, the past week,
in the matter of Griffith II. Jones of Poult-
ney, bankrupt. This case came up on a
reference made by the United States dis
trict court to ascertain the validity and
privity of various liens on the property of
the bankrupt in Rutland county. The
property consists of slate quarry and va
rious other real estate. The principal
claimants of liens against the property are
the National bank of Poultney Gardner
Parker of Poultney, and Judge Thompson
of Granville, n. Y. The facts in regard
to these conflicting liens are too complcat-
ed to be stated, and the questions are nu-
merous. The only question of public in
terest is whether national bank is author
lied by the banking act of the United
States to lend money on mortgage security
and if made whether mortgage SO taken
can be enforced. Messrs Prout, Slmons
Il Walker, of Rutland, for the assignecs
ct ais j. b. Beaman of Poultney, and E.
j. Phelps, for the Bank of Poultney,
Thompson and Parker.
The young man who was frozen to death
at Farhaven, noticed in THE GLOBE of
Saturday, was John Nicholson, painter
in the employ of Newton Reynolds of Troy,
n. Y. He was accompanied by his father,
ex-supervsor Nicholson, to Falrhaven. TO
attend the funeral of a sister. The Troy
Times says They went on the noon train,
knowing, however, that it did not connect
at Whitehall with the train on the Rutland
branch of the road, but intending to walk
the distance. The weather was intensely
cold, and the snow was very deep, circum-
stances which caused Mr.. Nicholson to
protest against the journey being continued
on foot, as the distance is about seven
miles. The son was determined 10 go on,
however, and father and son finally started.
The father succeeded in getting to farm
house along the road, although suffering
intensely from cod and fatigue. He was
compelled to leave his son, who was after
wards found frozen to death. His remains
were taken to Troy on Saturday. The
deceased leaves wife and two children.
He had not lived with the former for some
time, she having been a portion of the time
in an insane asylum. He had a $1,000
policy in the New Jersey Mutual life with
Col. McNutt of this city, who had been
urging him to pay up the premiums. AS
they were not paid the policy is vtiated.
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MINISTER oUsHING's MOVEMENTS.

ST.. Louls, March I

ST.. Louis, March I.
The habcas corpus case of A. G. Buell.
arrested here for alleged libel on Senator
Chandler, came up before Judge Treat, of
the United States district court, yesterday.
The main question to be argued was,
whether United States Commissioner Clark
bad authority to order the removal of the
prisoner TO the District of Columbia for
trial. Ii was upon this order that the writ
of habeas corpus was applied for. but when
the case came up to-day it appeared that
after the writ of habeas corpus had been is
sued, District Attorney Patrick found that
under the law of 1874 the commissioner
had no right to see the order, and had
procured from Commissioner Clark sim
pie commitment of the prisoner to the GUS
tody of United States Marshal New
comb of this district to super
cede the order previously made This
changed the case from whether the United
States commissioner had the right to order
the removal of the prisoner to the District
of Columbia, to whether the United States
district had that authority A lengthy ar
gument followed. Joseph o. Broadhead,
for the defendant, argued that while the
law of 1874 enlarges the powers of the
courts of the District of Columbia, it does
not change the powers of other courts. An
offender against the laws of the United
States may be arrested there and sent to
the district where the offense was COM
mitted, but there is no authority to arrest
an offender elsewhere and send him to the
District of Columbia for trial. United
States Attorney Patrick argued the case
for the prosecution.
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on this question. The matter Is in the
hands Of the general assembly, and am
confident it will be adjusted in such man
ner as to vindicite the honor Of the state
and maintain the integrity of the laws. l
have not the slightest doubt that the au-
thorities at Washington, WHEEL this matter
is properly communicated TO them, will
promptly and emphalicaly condemn and
repudiate the proceedings OF the marshal
In the premises.
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Buy Bottle and follow the Directions,
aud If you are not satisfied 1t is all | claim
for it | will pay you so cents for the empty
bottle. FRANCIS Fem, Proprietor
d&w Rutland, VI.