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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MORNING.

Bills were introduced and referred as
follows.
Mr.. Riddle of Tennessee, to re-establish
the legal tender quality of silver.
BY Mr. Lemoyne of illinois, to repeal
the act authorizing the coinage of 90 cent
pieces.
By A. 8. Williams of Michigan, donat-
ing bronze cannon for an equestrian
statue of Gen. Custer.
Mr.. Caulfeld presented resolutions of
the Chicago board of trade, asking the re-es-
Establishment of the fast mails ; after some
discussion, referred to the postal commit
tee.
Mr.. Hurlbut, from the committee on mil
iiary affairs, reported back resolution d.
recting the secretary of war not to issue to
the northwestern Indians SPECIAL patent car
tridges, which are required for arms used
by them adopted.
The house then, at 5:l5 adjourned, after
which it was announced that democratic
caucuf would be held on Thursday even
lng next.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July rs.
The first meeting of the Saratoga racing
association opened to-day very tavorably /;
weather fine, attendance fair aud the track
in excellent condition. There were seven
starters in the first race, distance five fur
lengs, as follows Davies Romney, Cha
baugh's Cyril, Longstaff's Rhadam anthus,
Morrissey's O,seo, Smiths Inspiration, o.
Donnells Josie c., sister Of Kildare, and
McDaniel's Madge. MadGe wa, the favor
lite, but only got third place, Rhadaman-
thus winning, with Inspiration second.
Time 1.03t.
The second race WAS for the Travers
stakes for three.year ods, J miles, which
though the chief event of the day brought
out only four s,arters-Bemont' Sultana,
G. I. Lorilards Ambush, Harney's Fred
ericktown and r. Lorilardd Bsrricade.
The race was won by the favorite, Sultans.
Barricade was second, and Fredericktown
third. Time, 315t.
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Mexican Reyo utiop.

HAVANA. July %
The steamship City of Merida from Vert
Cruz arrived this morning, bringing dis.
patches dated from the city of Mexico t.
the 10Th inst. Gen. Alatorre with 400 mt L
defeated on the 10Th inst, the revolution.
ist, Fidenco Hernandez with 1900 mep,
at Forth, on railway near Orisabar. On,
hundred revoluiionists were killed. Her
nandez himself is prisoner. with 600 o.
his followers. All of their artillery
ammunition and III mules we,,
captured. The government troops reoccu
pied Jalapa on the 18th inst Gen. Pori.
Afro Draz is reported at Olxaca. 1t il
stated that President Lerdo only permlitt {
his name to be used as presidential candi
date as an Offset to the revolutionists, anc
that he will decline an Inauguration, whe
lglesas, chief supreme justice, will tax
the chair and Immediately order a new
election.
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Presidential Elector.

We hear the name of Hon. William II.
Sanford, of Orwell, mentioned for presi-
Dental elector for the first congressional
district. Mr.. Sanford needs no commenda-
ton to the people Of this district. He has
been honored by his town and county,
and is favorably known throughout the
state. He has been an earnest and sue
cessful worker in the republican field
from the first organization of the party.
He has also large acquaintance through
out the country-having long been asso-
ciated with leading industry of the state
and occupied a prominent position in
Washington. Addison county claims the
district elector, as Bennington county has
one OF the electors at large, and Rutland
county had the elector four years ago, and
now has the representative to congress.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Harkst.
Nyvu Vnpu Iut


NEW YnRN July So
Treasury dshurse IN ants, sl5i co.,
Cust' m rec ipts, SOL, o.
Produce exp rus Tor the week ending to-day,
N79O 9u.
Money close easY at per cent.
Prime IA rcanti g p tptr S(sI per cot.
dold opened at NIX aud closed at ll'E, the
onv We prices OF u e da'.
Clearing at the Gold Exchange 50 go COO.
sterling exchange quiet At sssa4oO
stare bonds II onger.
llroad bonds tifm.
Government : firm.
The St OK market opened ut a decline Of Hs
: per cent from tn dosing quotations If last
veDiDy, and after wards there was 4 fu tn
IL lice OF from u u per Cent t1 he ne Il
ist, and ga p-r,eDt Ia New JERSEY Central
lisp ,,lti0n press iowa SOM coal ads
iad depressing Influence up IL the Whole
narket again to-da' and the strong, bearl-h
ceiling In shares or these roads Is based o. pom
ne rear that me com Din III III IN plsaibl' ne
broken There Is little or no eiIJit 0eiuJ m ne
o 81 tain the share list; geuer, ly as many
operators, potn large au snail. are on "
own, an0 the feeling Of iudiffer nc Stems 10
)el wade IN the air Of the stock exchans e at
jesrpt The be irish feeling continued to he
lose where M lowest prices OF the 'ay nre-
allied. In addition TO CAUSES ur.v uusly xl,C-
ng TO disturb speculation, some or TN. We ; ern
'ia1s show fal lag or fl earnings from st
ear when u file VS. heavy T is was US
ganst granger stock, this effern -, and At.
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A GRAVY Man on a Locomotive.

About o'clock last Saturday evening a
colored man named Tom Taylor, who is
crazy, entered the Delaware and Hudson
round-house in the south part of Saratoga.
He announced that he was the only man
who could run locomotive, and with one
bound, before he could be prevented,
sprang into the cab of the LeGrand B.
Cannon. The locomotive was steamed up,
and the turn.table, over which it had
passed into the round-house, was standing
at right angles to the track. The en-
ployees ordered him off the engine. He
replied that if they attempted to put him
off he would start the engine, and suiting
the action to the word, he placed his hand
on the throttle-lever, when the locomotive
began to show signs of life. They yelled
at him and he stopped for moment, when
they began the work OF blocking the
wheels. Seeing that the lunatic was bent
IN mischief, and that he must be removed
by force, a messenger was dispatched tor
uelp. Officers Fryer and johnson we're
speedily at the scene where they found the
men desperately at work blocking back the
engine, on which stood Taylor, with his
nand on the throttle-lever, and his eyes
fairly cleaning with fire. By strategy
several men climbed upon the engine from
different sides, when one of them forced
his way into the cab and forcibly wrench
ed Taylor's hand from the thrOttle-lever,
while others seized him. Bound to keep
up the excitement, Taylor, while being
elected from the engine seized the whistle
cord and chung to it like grim death, the
screaming whistle deafening all with its
terrific roar. Taylor was finally taken out
and placed in the lookup by the officers.
Had he succeeded in running the engine 25
feet ahead it would have plunged into the
urn-table pit and beyond a doubt have
sustained serious njury.-Sardtogian.
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Mob Law in Indiana.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July q

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10
Two weeks ago an armed mob broke into
the ill at Paoli, Orange county, Ind, and
attempted to murder two prisoners, nance
James asd Jolliner, who were charged will
murder. The prisoners had arms and
drove the mob off They were subsequent
ly sent to New Albany for safe keeping
At Mitchell, Ind, b be Jones, a salooi
keeper, was suspected Of having been biret
10 give testimony that would break dow
the prosecution of these suspected murder.
crs, and at / o'clock Sunday morning 100
masked and well-armed Loisemen enteret
Mitchell and surrounded Jones saloon, ant
knocking at the door demanded admission.
This was denied them by Jones. The vigi-
lantes then commenced the demolition Of
the saloon building, and 1t was not lont
before the structure was wreck. Jones
finding that he could not prevent the en-
trance of the mob into his house, attemp'-
ed to escape by the back way, but the ei
fort was toiled. The regulators were de-
termiDed that Jones should die, and, a,
soon as he appeared at the back door, b
dJzen shots we're fred at him, ore of then
penetrating his lungs, ibflcting what is be.
lieved to be fatal wound. Upon receiv-
ing this wound, Jones fell to the ground
and as he showed no signs of life, the vie-
lantes mounted their horses and galloped
out of town. This morning, how, yer,
Jones was still alive, but he will doubtless
be added to the long list OF deaths which
have taken place through the agency OF
these Orange county vigilantes.
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The Berdell Murder Trial.

GOSHEN, N. u, July 20.
The six days examination of Robert II.
Berdtll for shooting Wsner Murray, re-
suited in Justice Coleman discharging The
prisoner. Previous to summing up, the
prosecution, on motion of the defense, was
requested to prove the death of Murray,
which they had refused to do. Immediate
ly on his discharge Burdell was re-arrested
by Sheriff Hoyt. on warrant issued by
Coroner j. NJ. Ii. Little of Mddletown,
charging him with killing Wisner Murray.
The examination before the coroner is set
down for nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
The arrest was made on the ground that it
is required by statute that the coroner's
jury having found that the death was
caused by Berdell's hands
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LOCAL EENTIOH.

Gold 11ls.
Hon. Trenor W. Park was in town yes
terday.
A Hayes and Wheeler glec club is being
organized here.
Warren II. Smith, esq.,, and family, re-
turned from the sea shore yesterday.
Hermits letter and an obituary of Rev.
N. p. Gilbert, will DO found on the out
side.
Officer Crawford searched the German
cafe yesterday, and seized one key of lager
beer.
There will be hop at Murray's, at Clar-
endon Springs, this evening. The irst of
the season.
A hearing was held at the Office of Judge
Prout yesterday in some of the Rutland
railroad suits.
Hon. John A. Conant and wife, and Mrs.
Palmer Of Brandon, leave to-day for trip
TO the White mountains.
Miles W. Whitlock was yesterday fined
$40 and costs for keeping intoxicating
liquor with intent to sell.
The play of the "Charcoal Burner" will
be brought out at the town hail on Wednes-
day evening of next week.
The annual meeting of the Rutland rail-
road company will be held at the presi-
denG's office this afternoon.
Rev. Norman Seaver, D. d., and wife,
of Brooklyn are in town, the guests of his
father-in-law, Luther Daniels.
Members Of II. II. Baxter hose CON-
pany are requested to meet at Nickwackett
hall this evening, at y o'clock.
Frank c. White. of Bennington, was in
town yesterday. He was cordially greeted
by his many friends. He is looking hale
and hearty, notwithstanding his residence
of year IN the tropics.
The school at Mill Village, taught by
Miss Frank Cutlersof Rutland, had pic
mic yesterday aflesnoon, participated in by
the scholars and their parents, which was
very erjoyable affair.
Mrs. Charles Ii. Joyce and family ar
rived last evening, and has quarters at the
Bardwell house. Col. Joyce leaves Wash
ington for home Immediately on the adj
journment of congress.
John Dauhan, Michael Heiher, Nicholas
Foster and Barney Conlin we're brought be-
fore Justice Porter yesterday morning af-
ter their spree for intoxication, and were
fired So and costs each. They disclose d
that Heiher bought pint Of III n and
treated the crowd, on which disclosure
Heiher was fined $40 and costs for
furnishing intoxicating liquor. The JUS
tics concluded that there was more liquor
drank in The party than could be caused
by one pint Of rum, and reoommitted them
all for insufficient disclosure.
All who are Hayesey will Wheel them
selves in to the meeting of the Young
mems Hayes and Wheeler club at Mendels-
sohn hall, at 8 o'clock this evening. Every
young republican in the town of Rutland
should be present and assist in organizing
the club. A large number, probably over
200 have signed the papers of the can
vasslng committee or otherwise signified
their intention to be present, and place
their names on the roll of the club. The
organic ition ought to be and doubtless will
DO very successful
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A Careless Shooting Scrape

ST. Louis, July %.
A deputy sheriff and posse surrounded
the house of Albert Harris, near Lsmonte,
Mo-, expecting to capture Mexican, sus-
pected of being one of the late train rob-
bers. Harris and wife answered the rap
at the door, and held parley with the
sherffs men, during which one of the Of
flcers in the rear of the house accidentally
fred his gun and the load of buckshot
passed through the partitions of the house,
instantly killing Mrs. Harris. In the con-
fusion Mexican dashed out of a rear door
and escaped
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Mr.. Brlstow Coming to Vermont.

The Burlington Free Press in announc-
ing the coming Of Secretary Bristow to
Vermont cordially welcomes him, which,
is very different from the scurl ilous attack
on him published in the Rutland Herald of
Monday. There is difference in people
in this world of ours, and of the gentle
manly spirit in politics. The Free Press
says: ..... .s,.
Hon. B. II. Bristow has been strongly
urged to come and open the campaign for
Hayes and Wheeler in Vermont. Colonel
Cannon and DIR. Nichols Of the state COM
mittce have been in correspondence with
him; and we understand have . promise
from him that he will come to Burlington
the last of August. This is later than was
hoped the canvass will then be at its
it will be better late than never.
Mr.. Brstow will have the warmest kind of
a reception from the republicans of Vcr-
mont, at any time and will draw the
largest and best of Vermont audiences,
whenever he will address them.
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Family Poisoned.

RoNDoUT, N. Y, July 25.
The family of George B. Hibbard, con-
sisting of himself and wife, Frank Hubbard
and wife of New York city, Fred Hubbard
and servant girl, were taken with severe
vomiting after supper last night, The
nausea continued until one o'clock this
morning. Autido,es for arsenical poison
ing were administered with success, and
the victims are now doing we'll. A white
sediment was found in the tea pot resem-
bling arsenic, and 1t Is thought to be or
senic by physicians who are now aualy zir g
it. No suspicious are entertained as to
who Is the poisoner.
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Republ can Primary Meeting.

The republican voters of the town Of
Rutland are requested to meet in caucus
at the village hall, in Rutland, on Monday
evening, July 81, 1876, at eight o'clock, to
elect eight delegates and eight substitutes
to represent the town in the district con-
vention, TO be held in Rutland Thursday,
August 3, 1876, for the purpose of nomn-
ating representative in congress and
presidential elector for the first congress
sional district
PERoIvAL w. CLEMENT Republican
CHARLES III. SHELDON, Town
ALBERT II. TUrTLE, } Committee.
Rutland, July 25, 1876.
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WITHOUT PARALLEL ?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of "Shilohs Consumption Cure
are without a parallel in the history OF
medicine. Those who dlsbelieve this and
have occasion to try it., can be convinced
without expense to themselves. Its sue.
cess is so wonderful and sure that we sell
it on a guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group. In these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to try it, il
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing If it gives you no relief. Call al
the drug store of A. w. Higgins, Rutland
Rice & Co., Castlcton, w. Sweet, Fairha-
ven, DIR. Meeker & DIR. Campbell, Poultney,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get .
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular size
for 80 cents or S1.00.
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The West Point Shooting Case.

NEWBURG, July 70.
Private John Rathlin of the engineers,
was produced before the coroners inquest
into the death of Washington Putnam to
day, by officer of the guard, and at the ad-
journment was returned to the guard
house. The coroner will issue warrant
for the arrest OF the prisoner, and the sher-
if of Orange county will demand his Gus.
tody, but Rathlin will probably not be sur
rendered, at least until orders can be re-
ceived from Washington, in as much as he
has been tried by court martial for shoot
ing, and findings have not yet been passed
on at army headquarters.
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The Investigations.

WASHINGTON, July rs.
Secretary Robson will appear before
the real estate pool committee this after
noon. Ex-Sergeant-at-arms Ordway has
been here since Thursday last, ready, he
says, to explain his accounts to the entire
satisfaction of every one, and account for
every dollar of his expenditures. This
morning Mr.. Glover informed him If the
house should adjourn next week, as 1t pos
sbly might, the committee might not be
able to take any more testimony.
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This is the time when every precaution
to avoid diseases common TO this season,
is very necessary. Always have bottle
of SCOTS Cholera Medicine in your house
10 time of need. 1t will give instant relief
in all cases of DiarrhGa, Collie Pains,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, sc. Manu-
featured and for sale by Morse Bros.
chesnists, opposite depot. Fancy Goods,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Knives.
Razors, Pocket-books. Walking Canes,
&C., &c., will be sold at cost, at the Rut.
land County Drugstore.
MORSE Bros,
Pharmacists.
Opposite Depot, Rutland, Vt.
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Brandon.

At meeting of the republicans of Bran
don held at the town hall, on Monday even
ing, for the organization Of Hayes and
Wheeler club, Hon John A. Conant was
elected chairman, Henry G. Harrison, sec
rotary. On taking the chair Mr.. Conant
made an earnest and appropriate address.
A committee of ten was appointed to
circulate papers for members of the club.
Charles ID. Pitts, ID. e. Bascom, Henry
q. Harrison and A. s. Cook were appoint
ed a committee to nominate permanent Of
ficers of the club.
The meeting then adjourned until Friday
evening next.
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Democratic County Convention.

A democratic county convention for the
county of Rutland, is hereby called to
meet at the town hall, in Rutland, on
Tuesday, August, LIST, 1876, at one o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for senators, assistant judges of
the county court, states attorney, high
sheriff, high baiiff and judges of probate,
and the appointment of county commit
tee.
Each town will be entitled to the same
number of delegates as 1t was entitled to
at the state convention, Delegates will
present their credentials Immediately on
their arrival, so as to expedite the organiza-
ton of the convention.
j. J. II. RANDALL,
q. f. DANA, County
NJ. ID. HARRINGTON, Committee.
G. W. ADAMS,
Rutland VT, July IA. 1876.
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BY Gable.
ARRIVED OUT.

QUEENSTOWN, July %.
The steamships Spain and Cornwall
from New York.
LIVERPOOL, July %.
The steamships Amerlqle and Bolivh
from New York.
DEMANDS SATISFACTION.
VIENNA. July 25.
1t is asserted that Austria demands in
mediate satisfaction because of The H..
Engagements of neutrality by the Turkish
man-of-war at Kick.
FALSE REPORT DENIED.
LONDON, July 25.
Minister Pierrepont denies that negoiis.
tions are progressing between himself anc
L1rd Derby in regard to new extraditioi
treaty.
ELIMINATED.
The town of Albeuve, Switzerland, wa,
totally burned on the 90 inst.
WHAT MINISTER PIERREPoNT SAYS.
Mr. Pierrepont says that wha'e,er step
are taken must necessarily proceed to o.
from Washington. In answer 10 q es
ion what Lord Derby meant by saying {
hoped to establish provi ional ARA g.
ment to tide over possible long pegotu.
lions, Mr.. PIER, pont said Il was in th'
house of lords and heard that remark.
think know what Lord Lerby mean b !
that is for him to explain, not for me u
| deny that am a party TO airy negoii, :
ton. of course / cannot say VI at may | {
passing between London and Wa.hi Igton.
rHs eALoNIoA MURDERS.
Correspondence relative to the Salonicf
murders is published. The principal fact
are already known. The report Of tn
English consul at Salonica to Minister FL
Ito, fully and warmly exoaerates to
American vice consul from any partic'pa
lion in the seizure # The girl wi ich ca useo
the outbreak. The consul requests that h
lot shall submit this testimony to tn
American minister.
NEWS FROM STANLEY.
The Diily Telegraph announces thi
morning that letters from Henry NJ. Star
ley the famous explorer have been receive
dated April "a, fifteen days march from
Viii.
ENGLISH CIRCUMSTANCES.
The GaulUis has ST. Petersburg sptcn
stating that England has demonstrated vii
Russia upon the proceedings of the Me.
COW Slavonic committee.
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Mr.. Wheeler and Oh O River Matters.
CINCINNATI, Suly 25.

CINCINNATI, buIy 20.
A. Wheeler, republican candidate for
vice president, in reply to letter from
William Ampt of this city in regard to his
action against the Ohio river interest while
in congress, writes as follows: 1.-THE whole
extent and nature of opposition on my
part to this Ohio river interest has been
grossly misrepresented. Gen. Garfield Is
preparing an opening campaign speech,
wherein the matter will be fully explained"
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, o., July 25.
In the "a race to-day Little Fred We
in three straight heats time, 2 Fly 23a
22ls beating Breeze, Carrie, May Biro
Amy b., Sleepy John, Belle Brasfield, an'
Little Gipsey.
The SO race was won by Membrin
Kate best time, 2 GO. The running rae
mile beats, was Won by Waddell tint
d3a Az