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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-25
Musical Convention.

The musical association or Washington
county held Its fifth annual session at Gran
vile, N. Y, last week continuing four
days. 1t was under the guidance of Prof.
w. o. Perkins of Boston, assisted by dis
iingnished singers and performers from
Troy[N. Y, Rutland, and other places.
Musically and socially it was decided sue
cess and financially not much short. While
the villagers generally opened their houses
and cordially welcomed visitors it was
noteworthy that some families who aspire
to be considered the elite of society closed
their doors and resolutely refused admit
ance 10 visitors. II.
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yegetIne is Sold by all Druggists.
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Agents tor the Giobci
II. p. Morgan, Wallingforo.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
II. s. Hard, Arlington.
Geo. Smith, p. M, South WallfngfordJ
G. G. Pierce, East Clarendon.
@. o. Dyer, C. C. Slason, Brandon
Dennison brothers, Pittsfordl
Ruff Holt, Pittsfield.
Il. w. Hyde, Hydeville.
r. X. Horton, Clarendon.
d. p. Peabody, Pittsford.
VIM. s. Alden, Middlebury.
Ii. K. Spencer. Sutherland Falls.
ID. b. Cotton, Fairhaven.
Rice & Co., CastletOn
Cd. Gilmore West Rutland.
L, johnson, West Pawlet.
D. Lefingwell. Middlet0wn.
James Rice, Pawlet.
Y. Parmenter, Mechanicsvillet
ID. Horton, Mount Holly.
w. W. Hubbard, Poultney.
r. Holton, Dandy Corners.
william Pierce, Danbyi
d. A. Carter, Benson.
W. ii. Hull, Wells.
p. ii. Robbins, Chester.
A. s. Mahon, East Wallingford,
Sherman Brothers. Ludlow.
j. d. Purdy, Manchester.
SIN Southland. Yergennes.
j.. y. Johnson. Hubbart0D.
Reuben Whitcomb, stockbridge.
W. r. Morse, p. M, Shrewsbury.
s. Sails, Forestdale.
X. II. DuttOn, p. M, Cavendish.
j. G. Spencer, Postmaster, East Clarendon
G. A. Ram, East P0ultney.
MA. Pond. T. NJ, Whiting, W.
Hiram Shattuck Bristol Vt.
c. y. Meacham. Springfield. .-
q, &; F SSas NJ p;tt shSrse a5arrv
tai nc. Robinson. p. NJ. Perkinsvills.
M q Brown, Chittendon. go
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
" comprises q full line OF staple goods
lrst class papers, folded and nat, ruled and
plain, all weights and sizes. Envelopes OF all
grades and colors, drug, pay, note, letter, ON
cial and document, all nrst-class goods and
prices ow Order a sample lot
qTDRR PAPER ~
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A DVERTISING: Cheap: Good: Sys-
IA tematlc.-All persons who contemplate
sertion OF advertisements, should send 20 cents
to Geo. p. Rowell q Co., Al Park Row, New
York, for their Pamphlet-Book (ninety seventh
edtion) containing lists OF over 1000 newspa-
pers and estimates, showing the cost, Adver-
tisements taken for leading pa ers in many
States at q tremendous reduction -om publish
er's rates Get the book. tn8d&wly
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Report from n Practical Chemist
ana ApOthecary.
BOSTON, JAN l. 1874.
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that have sold
at retail 1o4,i dozen Qs52 bottles) OF your Vege-
tine since April 12, 1870, and can truly say 1t
has given the best satisfaction OF any remedy
for the complaints for which It is recommended
that ever sold. Scarcely a Gay passes with
Its on themselves or their friends. / am per-
fectly cognizant of several cases OF scrofuious
tumors being cured by Vegetlne alone In this
vicinity. Very respectfully yours,
AL GILMAN,
a6S Broadway.
To. II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.
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DENCILS. -Dixon's Pencils, made in
l. the Urtted states, are much superior 70
Eaber's, Ant are s0ld at lower prices. Try
GLOBE PAPER 90.
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NEW MARKET.
MAGEN & THOMPSON

Would respectfully announce TO the public that
they have leased one of the commodlous base,
ments In Putnam Sawyera new w, p Die anu
can he found at all times u full line OF FkkSli
AND SALT MEATS, POULTRY FISH, Qls S
TIERS, BUTTER, CHERsE, VEGETABLES AND
Having had large experience In the meat bust
ness. We feel confident that we can meet the
wants OF the people OF Rutland In this line,
and solicit share OF the patronage.
"''~ n MAaIN q THOMPSON,
Merchants Row.
Rutland. Vt. Oct. 0, 1915 oct9dtf
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VICE r IN e.
WILL CLEANSE sCROFULA FROM TIE
SYSTEM.
HONEST OPINION.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-Thls is TO show that my son was
taken sick In January, 1864, with scrolula,
which came out In large sores ana ulcers on
his leg and hip. His leg was sweled more
than twice its natural Size. He had several
doctors OF high standing in their profession
two from Boston and three from Cbarlestown-
without getting bit better. lie was obliged
TO lie wherever he was placed, for he had no
use OF his limbs whatever. When he had given
up all hopes OF his living we were told 10 Try
Vegetine, the great blood remedy; and he had
taken II but short time before we could see n
great change. The sores run so bad tnat we
had to change the cloths four or fiye times
day. Still, he was getting better; Tor ne
could move his limbs and help himself little.
He was soon able TO sit up In bed. ana, by con-
slant use OF Vegeine, 1t has cured MIN. lie
has lame leg which he Will probably havefor
life but we all honestly believe, II we bad
used vegetine before we had PIONEERED WIN
those doctors, II would have saved the use OF
hts leg and restored II TO natural heaitn, !
hone ali those troubled with scrofula VIII read
this testimony OF me and my son. VINO is now
well and able TO speak LOT ni ms ,o>,pv
DANIEL MAHONEY,
10 Trenton St., Charlestown, Mass.
May 10, 1879.
The above plain but honest statement con-
clusiyely shows the quick and thorough cleans
Ing effects OF the vegetine In scrofuia.
Vegetine is acknowledged by all classes OF
people 10 be the best and most reliable blood
purifier In the world, novl0d&wim
Vavottna Ia S0Id nv all nruggistS.
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mo DRY-GOODSMEN

VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
l. MEN, BUTCHERS &C.--We ofrer the larg
sacks and Twines. to be found in the state.
Best quality MANILA, best quality bogus man
lila. Best quality straw paper, all sizes and
sacks warranted full size aud full weights, No
scrimping. We handle. these goods In large
quantities, and our prices are AZ low as others
selling same quality OF goods. Send us ar
' GLOBE PAPER co
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Sbio @ailcufrcunO.

menn Der Yaplt 10 9ebroten morotn ,pdre
ib luoate io9cn Der pdpltli9e Stubl."
Nun mar Die Srennun9 cntl6leoen,
Ou5 8ono 2ut6ers nit Der &ir6c Gbrlltl
mar gcbrn6en uno StrDmc BON Slut
uno 1branen loaten Oieler Irepcl6o ten
Srennun9 iol9eu.
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@ottss 3orn fat i'm iiberi ioQcn;" )" er lo9t
ierncr cs 1ei unter Dem >uciten $)immeI
ni1ts drseres, 9ftigercs uno b0lll9ercs,
ocnn Ser r0nlil@c 9of Der cln Ta9>n
Der 9Dlle lei.
Seocr M}en]0 oe1jen Scr itono nibt
ourN Gctten9cilt pcrbunfclt 1T, malB &C.
ltcben, ooB Hutbcr in lcincn 9(u5fdllen
9e9en Den Yopit olle Ghronten Ser Sittc
uno bes Nnltanocs ii6crl l6ritten fat.
Nis sum 6. 9(pri( 1920, 100 er ben cbcn
crlpdbnten 56mdbbricf l1rie5, Datte er
Dem Yop1te Sen x, Der i'm NIT 10 9rrBer
Dliloe bebonoelte alien mogll1en
G1impf uno Gpott onget9on 10 Dap
leinc @rohbeit uno llnuerl l6dmtbcit ni6t
mebr fpnntc ijberbptcn perocn. 3pel
Sobre uno 6 M}pnote botte Der lan9n,ii=
t6i9e Yoplt oos ianotil0e uno toQe Srel=
ben 2utbcrs 9eouloct, oa o6er ourftc Der
o6erlte QEdbter Der SSirde @ottcs nl6t
lau9cr ld6>uci9cn. So eridien oenn am
Is. Suni 1920 cine Sulle oes unfc9l7
barren Yopitcs 9e9en Die Srrt6imer Su'
tiers uno leiner 9lnbau9cr. 0iele bcrr<
li6e SuQc fdn9t al nit ocn Worten
Exurge, Domino; uno cs i t oielelbe
Elm slorrei6cs 3cu9nib oes fatbolil9en
@loubens lowoDl ibrem Snbalte luic
ibrer Torm no6. Yom menl6ll@cn
Stanopunfte betra1tet lit oielc Bulle
elm mobres &unl lhuert Ser Sereotlomfeit.
Ser Yoplt ruff oorin @ott uno a((e 9ei%
liscn on, 6ob oo6 ocm Sw9louben Gin
3icl 9elebt, un0 Der bcili9en &ir6e Selu
Gbrilti Scr Tricbe uno Die @ini9teit ,pieoer
0e9eben peroe. IS lperocn oonn bic bis
oobin ou59c3proDcnen Srrt6imer uno
2ut6ers in oen unpcrdnocr=
liden 90ttliden 9ebren oe5 @lauberS
oufgeSdblt, es >perren oann unter 9(n=
lufln9 oe5 ollmd0tigen Gjottes ole|e
Srrtbiimer pcr>uori en-; ; Die Sii6er, >uorln
oiele follden 2c0rcn entbalten lino, wer=
oen perbpten, unO 0ann fpmmt Die Sulle
ouf ben llrbebcr bic lcr 9ieucrunyen, oul
9utbcr su 1preden. Scr bciligc Satcr
1ogt oaB ct s(Qe5 9ct0on gct9on 6o6c,
um oielen pcrlorencn @oDn pon lclncn
Srrt6iimern juriid Su 6ringen. ST er'
mobnt i'm 0oran, ben Trieoen uno bic
Gini9tcit Der STRIDE ni6t ferncr 5u its,
rem uno bciieblt ibm binnen 60 Sagen
feline Srrtbiimer 5u >piOerufcn, falls er
bei leiuem Srrtbum bcborren lollte, 10
loQ er un9 aQe leinc 9ln1dn9er uno Be-
! lNiiter ousgelblpllen uno pcrTluNt lein
non ocr &ir9e @otteS. On lpro0 uno
muBtc Der GteQpertretcr Gbril I'll aui iGroen
lprc0cn.
gSos t3ot nun o6er 2ut1cr? Gr
jDmdbte uno ldimpite ouf Die Sllle in
oen gcmcinl item 9(u5oriicten er nonntc
lie cinc 5o0ter Der 9todt, eine sSleoer'
maus, 9el6rie6en noA gin9e6un0 oes
SocnterS, cr bQlt ocn Ycrfallcr 0erlclbcn
fir ben 9(nti1rilt unb uerflu6t i'm, er
perlpiinlNt je0en G6riltcn, Der oiele ebr=
lo5c Yulle onnimmt, 5u Den Gualen Der
00lc, CT nennt Die 8uQe ferrer cine 9ei=
icn6lole> eiren 9(us6uno Der Nudloli9 9tcit
unb icinc raicnoe blinOc Mut6 9c9cn Die
bcrrli1c YuQe bes Yapltcs it 10 9rob,
oob CT bci lcinsr Sel6impiung ocs 9(ftcn=
ltiid5 10 5otige unb lauil6c 9luSoricft
9cbrou9t, ooI mir lie ni6t wieoer gc6en
tDnnen uno bob Der pcrfpmmcuIt Ite Mienl If
iibcr lolGeMortc l3omrotb wcroenmiiBte.
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oem 2ut6er 9elhrieben bate: v9eine
Stimme lit Gbrilti @timme," auhorocrte
iu uiocrru fen mas CT eeSrrigcS 9clcbrt
6obe, foroertc GutDcr orei Sage Ycocnf=
Scit. 9(bcr 1Non om anocrn Sage ertlQrte
er, boB es ME cine 9l6lidt 9c>uelcn lei,
etpos 5u lebrel, mas 9c9cn Die fot0olildr
2eDre, bic bcilige G0riFt uno Die pip ltli=
6cn 0cfrctc lein tDunte. Ser Garoiuol
gcltottctc i'm uun, oob cr lid lbriItli6
pertbeioigte SIN Dem S6ritltiif ooS
9utber Damn ouflcbtc, blicb er bortnddi9
6ci 1ciuen 9}eucrun9en. Gp mubte Der
Gelonbte bcs Yopjtcs bic YcrDon0lungcn
nit Suffer ouf9ebcn. N}it eincm Mten=
|l6en, Der 6olo ia, balo ncin lo9t III Der
lelben Gube> lit c6en ni6t 5u uerbanbcIn.
2utber rei1ete oo9er ppn 9(u956ur9 uicoer
na9 Q8ittenberg.
Grit 6atte 2utber an Den Yopit appel
lirt, uno ols Der Yoplt linn eincn @jelonb=
ten ldiftc, ert(drte cr Die lem, oo! cr ni'bts
piocrruf fen mollte. 9l's nun lpbin Der
Yopl ni6t lut6erilb lueroen loolltc> per=
mari 2ltber oe1en llrtbeil uno 6erief lid)
ouf Elm fiinftiges Goucilum. 0oroui
biclt 2ut9er li9 cine 9Seile rubi9.
9lm 3. Mdrs 1919 obcr ltbrie6 er mic
Der einen 8rief an ben Yaplt. Sn Die
lem @rieic lost 2ut6cr: "9(un bcseu9e i'd
ober beili9lter @oter ppr Gott uno
alien lcincn Grcoturen, oob id ME, uno
ou0 6eutc ni0t oe5 9Sillen5 mar Die
@eluolt Der r6mil dvn &irtbe uno eurer
0ciligfeit an irgcno cine gSeile onju=
greifcn obcr our6 ir9eno cine Slit 5u ser
lt0reu ia ih betcnnc frci 5 s oie er
&irNc Gcluolt ii Ger Nues
|9eGe, bab ibr nidtS ppriuSicbcn lei in
Soin,mel uno ou{ Groeu, otnn oQein ST.
lus Gbriltus" Ser 1e0amlole {ocudlcr
6otte foum oie1c en- 8rief 9c1dricben umo
Sic 9inte mar nod ni6t oorouf ptrtrod=
net, oo 16rieb oe,icl6e dorotterlole damn
einen onoern Brief on lcinen Treuno
@palot n, in0em CT lo9t: SD mub es
Sir ins DIR lagen, bob ib niht iueiB,
Of Der Yoplt Der 9(ntihrjit in Yerion it,
ooer ]eiu 9(po ltcl." Cine perdtbtli0ere
| Seu6elei lit taum 5u oenfen ols lie
2ut6er bier 5ei9t.
9Sie 9on5 onoers luor 0oS Senebnlcli
oes Yopltcs SEQ. 9Sie 9iiti9 batte er
oer trobt0p{i9en 2ut5er tets 6cbanoelt.
Telt beltebenO in Der bon @ott 0eoifcn=
bartcn 2eDre Der fotbpli16en &irtbe bottc
er 2utbcr in ol(en onoern Gin9cn not3=
9egeben, iGm cinen GorOinol gclonbt, Der
i'm 5ur yernunit brin9ca loGtc uns as
2utber trobi9 uno oer0oroinol nid3ts
ousri6tete bcouItrogte Der Yoplt ben
Miltjt, 2ut@cr sum Gjt1orlam 9e9cn Die
STRIDE Gottcs 5uriid su iilbrcn. 9(bcr
ou6 oiclc 3ul lammenfunIt 9atbers NIT
N}iltib oerliei pbne jtclultot> oenn @ut9cr
mar poQ 9(rglilt un0 6o6mut6. Sn lei=
mem Srefe pom 8. Wl0rS nunntc CT ben
W}iltik reinea eDrcnlDertbcu M}onrL" uno
am 20. Tebruor Gottc er eenlcl6cn M}lltlS
in einem 8ricfe an 9toupit ~cincn Dc
trigger uno enen 2iigncr" 9cnannt, Der
ibm 6eim 9l6lhicos eincn Suoa5tub &C.
gc6en un0 babel Grpfooilst5r3ncu Der
golicn bo6c !
Miltib brobte ocm Nopltc Sic Notb=
ri0t, bob 2ut0er 6olo Gin G0rcl6cn len=
ben wiiroc, luclhts Dem Gtrcitc nit Dem
6clligcu Gtu0le einc Gnoc MAIDEN loae.
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lueun Der Yoplt 10 9ebroten ,porotn pdre
ib wollte lo9cn Der pdpltli9e Stlbl."
gtun mar Die Srennung cntl6eocn,
OuS 8uno 2ut6ers nit Der &lrdc Gbrlltl
mar gcbrn6en uno StrDme BON Slut
uno 2branen lo0ten oieler ircpel6oItcn
5rennun9 iol9en.
! Sn elmer Der tiltcltcn N1dtc ocr
pprigeu Mp0e po6tc cs >pic cin Yro9cr
Slott crSdblt, um 6 llbr 9lbcnos, an
oer 56iire zines 9lrite5 in 90. bel YriSi=
brou,. 9lls bic 9l}a9o 0ifnctc, meloete
! ibr Elm Yotc, Die reibe Trou g. in ci'
nem orei @tllnocn entlc9nen 9orie lei
l6wer erfrantt uno lalie Inn einc 9illfe
bitten. Ser glrst mod)te lid trob ocs
ltnlpetters in 1cinem bequemen gSo9en
nit Dem Yoten ouf Den 99c9. &uri Dor
bcm 9orie ltieg Der 8ote aus, I'M cin=
mai in pcrl0nliher 9ln9ele9enbeit bel
6citc ,u 9eben unb tam ni6t mcbr sum
Hor16ein. Ser 9lrst be9a6 li6 olleln
gut Trau g. uno iinoct lie tern9eluno.
Wcroricblib tebrts Der 9octor in ieinc
8ebou1 1ung 3uriid, >uo er na6 eini9en
5o9en einen Yrief er6dlt worin ocr
annopme G6rei6cr ii6 iebr beoantt, Dap
ibn Der 0octor 10 melt geiobrcn babe
er bdtte feline 6abrgelegenbclt betommen
f0nucn, uno iu Tube lei ,pc9en Der ob=
11eul9cn yHettcrs, luc Der 9octor li6
luobl crrinnern lueroc, ni6t iortSutomn'en
gene Ell.
Goorlouis. 9(ls &Dnig 0opio
ppr bcm lid pieocr i'm emp6rcnoen 9lb=
1olpn aus Scrl,l olem flob, fano lid cin
gcpillcr Scmei, Der ben SDni9 in leincm
ltngliid pcrbDbnte. Ginen lol6en Se=
mel ionb ou@ neulid oer ousgewielenc
$oerr Yo1tor y. &. ouf leiner &cile nod
2urembur9 in Der Ycrlo lon zines llbcroen
8oucrn, Der ocn @cilti6cn I'M Coupe
nit ollcrbano Gpptt uno 1pbn mple=
itirte. Scr NcrbDbnte mortcte, bis ie
ibcr Die prcuBildc G}rcnse in oas 2uren1=
bur9ild)c 9ctpmncu uorcn alsoonn be-
]6pcrtc CT 1id) iber oen l0impfenoen ST.
bcro(cn bcim Gil len6a1nl6aiiner, Der Die
Yolisci bcrbcirief wcldc oen damn
pcr0oitete. Mic mir 6Dren, lit oerl el6e
no6trQ9l6 iu so Troncs lmo elmer
l4td9i9en @eidn9niBitrofe pcrl,rtbeilt
luorocn
-g(us Yaris> pom Is. 9ecem6cr
l0rcibt Die r0orr. 9a.": 9eute fcierte
Scr N}olcr p 9Soloef leineu 100. Ge=
6urtsta9. 9iclcr @rcis ltommt aus
elmer reiN5 ltdnoiiNcn Tamilie ocS cbe=
moigcn @cili9cn &0milbcn 9fei6ts uno
muBte aus unbetanntcu 0riinocn in
lcincn Sugcnojobren oos Yoterlono Der
loilcn. Cine 3eit lang parfenlebrer
Ser &0nigin Wfare 9(ntoincttc be9ab CT
lib lu6brcnb Der G0rcdens5cit ouf Nci@
len uno licb li@ ipater III bic fran5oli<
10c Nrmcc einreiber, nno ma6te bic
G6lod)t pon 9(uiterlit nit. Gr ,uar
brci 9)fol pcrbciratDct. 9cr oltc Wtonn
lit nuA 9oni riilti9 uuo ae6t obnc stot.
ST lpll ni6t pcni9cr ais II Spro6sn
lprc6cn.
Yorts. 9(u9cn6lictli6 6cfinocu lib
0icr Elm Invertebrates G6cpuor @crr uno
5Srou @unnes, aus Dem 9cpartcment
5out>Nbin. M{onn uno Trau linb 6u=
lamnncn POO Sabrc aft. Scr W}oEn
murhc inter Scr Ntlcrunu GDuiS XIV.
, 1875-02-11

The defense in the NEEcnER cnso On Tues
tlay last struck it's first material blow at Mr..
TlLroS in securing from him tho admission
TINT ho was tle first to give currency to tic
scandal himself. This does not affect direct
" the question of Afr. BEEcnEns guilt, but
it furnishes tho defense a worry in1por-
tant element in Its theories, and will TIN
donbtclly DO used with grent effect when the
time comes. In this connection Mr.. T1LroN
testified that oil his interviews with A1ouLroN
wcro for tho purpose Of keeping secret tho
alnlterous relations between DEEcuER nnd
Airs, T11ToN; that A1r. BEEcHER did not
communicate the facts to Mrs. WoopnuL1
which she nade public, but that DIrs. Woop-
nuhl obtained then, through the open gato
OF The lips Of Mrs. NATHAN B. a1onsE," lis
lnotlier-in-law, md that this hitter found out
what had passed confidontially between
himself, BgEcuEH, and AIouI7ox, tbccausc
told her, and she told I'll the world" What
nre VIC to think Of man who, after pretend
ing to shield the reputation Of his wife for
two or three years, aud threatening to shoot
A1r. BEEcHEn If lie divulgcs tho terrible
secret, deliberately goes and tells the whole
dreadful, scandalouH story to woman, know
lug the weakness Of the sox when possessed
Of 4 secret, and TINT woman, too, a mother
in-lnw, who lad all the infr1nitics Of tic con-
ventionl tnother-in-law in most unusual
degree. Had THEODORE T1LToN desired to
find the surest and spoediest medium of dis.
seminating tho scandal ho could not have
1nado moro fortunate selection. Mrs.
Mouse, the mothcr-in-law, did the work in
the most thorough manner by handing it over
to the most invetcrate scantla!-nongers in tho
whole country, viz: tho Woopuu14Ls. Such
fact is. to say the least, very damaging to
Mr.. Tu,1oS's sincerity ind his assertions of
anxiety to drown or straugle the secret.
, 1875-02-11

At tho recent meeting Of the Temperance
Alliance in this city it was decided to pre-
pare an address to employers, asking them TO
change their payday from Saturday to Mon-
day. The important influence Of this change
upon the habits Of employees has been more
than once pointed out by The TRIBUNE, aud,
us 1t is in every way practical, it ought to
commend itself to employers, It would
occasion very little trouble in the routine OF
business to pay On Mondny instead OF
Saturday, and 1t would work no hard
ship to the employees. The influence
Of tho changa would DO that, in-
stoad Of sauandoring his woek's earn.
inga i'll rioting and dissipation Oh Sunday
and often landing in the Police Court on
Monday, the worlsingman would be more
Likely to devote his wages to the support of
his family, and by the time Sunday came
round he would not hayo wholo weeks
wages in his pocket to be tempted to squan-
der. 1t would be botter all lround-bettsr for
the workman himself in keeping him sober
and out Of trouble, bottor for his family, and
better for the employer by giving him steady
workman. Il ia to be hoped that tho om-
ployera in this city will cooperate with tho
Alliance in securing this simple but effective
reform.
, 1875-02-11

So much has been said abont the TIoosac
Tunnel that 1t has been great bore In both
senses Of tho word, It is relief to know
that train has Mt last passed through it. Tho
tunnel is oj,os0 feet long, trido less than
.fcr miles. This puts it next to the Mt. Ceuis
borc on the scale Of length. Work on it was
begun in 1862. It's cost to date has been
$12,o00,ooo. Tho cost Of its entire compile
tion will be 81 1000, 900 more. Massachusetts
hos perhaps paid too dearly for her big bore
Still, the West now has new route, in part,
to the East. Tho line through the Hoosac
Tunnel is only i. miles shorter than tho
Boston & Albany Railroad, but the grades are
much lighter, 80 that the cost Of transporta-
ton will be eensibly less. The Tunnel will
doubtless bo of substantial value to our grow-
ing tra1e with tho Hub.
, 1875-02-11

The substance Of decision by the su-
premo Court of Illinois defining champetry
aud declaring 1t to bo an otfenss against the
laws Of this state, IL given in another column
OF this paper, champerty, the unlearned
reader may not know, is the furnishing by
stranger OF money or other valuable assist
ance to q plaintiff or defendant, in considera-
ton Of some share OF whatever may be real.
lied from the suit. The Court takes the
broad grounds laid down by the common law,
aud holds that lawyers who take auits on
speculation may bo adiudged guilty Of cham
petry.
, 1875-02-11

ported favorably Tint Marrow Gauge Railroad
bill which the Seuate Committee killed, nnd
which VIC hoped would sleep comfortably in
the lunabor-rooms of Legislation until tho
Democrats became masters Of tho House.
Unfortunately, it is not 30 to be. The House
may pass tho bill for elect, well knowing
TINT it has no chance Of getting through the
Senate. Tho idea Of throwing out In rail-
road and canal construction some hundred
millions OF dolnra ut time when taxes are
being increased to meet ordinary expenses is
on its fnco absurd.
, 1875-02-11

Mr.. J. ". MIpaIEr, who is now in the
Solicitors Office Of tho Northwestern Rail-
way Company, read before the Legislature Of
Wisconsin yesterday memorial OIL behalf Of
the Northwestern and st. Paul Companies
for relief from the operations Of the POTTER
law. His plea was, by al ncconnts, ablo and
exhaustive, abounding in concise and apt
comparisons of the rates prevailing in Wis.,
consin and in other States md countries,
and establishing the hardshipa Of the Wiscon-
sin tariff. The Legislature, it is hoped, will
repeal or essentially modify the law before
adjournment.
, 1875-02-11

few days ago things looked More hopeful
n Louisiana Tho action Of tile majority of
the Conservative members Of the Legislature,
i'll submitting compromise to tho Congress
sonnl Committee, afforded n hope TINT at Inst
tho wretched delnagogical agitotion would
cease. But tho skies are again clouded over.
It will be remembered TINT tho original COM
promise was pressed by the country members
Ut Louisiana, whose interests were suffering
by this constant turmoil, aud was opposed by
tho New Orleans members, headed by fire.
eater WrLrz and tho maudlin AIoExERy. The
country members nlado MI honest effort to re-
store peace md order, md ono which woulet
probably llnvo been accepted except by the
extreme KELLoao partisans. Tho Fl votes
which we're east against it were mainly from
New Orleans, aud were the votes Of po-
itical spectators, pnrtisans, and ward
bummers, seeking for political aggrandize-
ment and figuring for Offices. Tho crowds
which mot in public meetings to protest
against tho compromise wero tho political
rifT-raif md SCUM Of the city, whose interest
it is to keep alive the agitation and excite
ment for partisan purposes. This mischief
making element Of tho Democracy in tho City
of New Orleans has at last, it seems. beet.
able to intimidnte the country mo,nbers It
has called them traitors," 1nenaced them,
bullicd aud badgered them, and at Lost whee-
died them into the acceptance Of fresh
proposition, which was adopted in the Demo-
cratic CAUCUS on Tuesday, ind lnndod to Mr..
WHEELER, Of the Committee Of Investigation,
, 1875-02-11

the color-lino out Of existence, rs tho saycry
issue destroyed tic nativity-linc in tho tin,o
Of tho Know-Nothiny excitement. IL nlny
not require my great national iss'io lil,o tl.p
s1ayery question to accomplish this; it ,nay
DO brought nbout by various local issnes,
such rs taxation md administration. There
aro already indications OF it, though III yet
flint. III tho last election in LouiSi-
AIM, several Thousand hlaclss votct
tho Conservative ticket, and The tcsti-
, 1875-02-11

Tho Chicago produce markets were very
irregular yesterday. Mess pork was Getive
and 12 1.2@l6o per brl higher, cloaing at
e18.25@1s.a0 cash, and sl8.4o@18 ~ IL for
March. Lard was In fair demand and 1.2c per
100 ns higher, closing at S1s.65 cash, ana
&lS.7o for March. Meats were moderately
aetdVs and firm, at 8 $50 for shoulders, . l.2o
foe short ribs, aud 97.so for short elears
Dxasssa hogs were moderately aetivs, aud
91oo Per 100 ns higher, closing at 87s0@
s.oo. M2awiuss vess szc!ted, sailing ii