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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
0rdn0e.
Der Sraro oes asrmeHbauies In 9insiuidj
Ttersehu Nerfpueu urta taefoutuien.

1tersebn YerfOnen umgefommen.
HormiG) st., 13. DtdrS. = 9lus ben
6unen bes armenbanies iino beute 3eiden
berporgesosen woroen; man glaubt, OaB nod
orei meitere SniaiIen, melde oermlBt perOen,
in BEN @ebGuoe pertrannten.
gtorpi6, Conn, 49, MGrs. - Wan
qlaubt lest, baB IA Berlonen bel Dem Sranoe
Ses arlnenbauleS in Ser Sonnta9snaht nm.
aefommen iinb. Die meiiten Der Sniaiien
naren alte yeute BON 600 Sahren. Sieben
2etden murSen beute inter ben Sriimmern
heruorqesogen. Stint Berionen lprangeu ans
oen 6enltern uno muroenl l6mer perlett; spei
berielben t5otlid). SIM @anSen befanoen
iid1 81 Berlouen in Dem 9ebduoe. GieieS lit
bic fil-1tbarite &ataitropEe, melde iemals
bier porssfommen 1T.
Omaba, Nebr., Is. Oiars. = 9as
,,@entral 6oiel" in Der 9tibe be5 gabnhOies
brannte 6eute Nahmlttag llbr ab. Webrers
9dfte retteten MIR nit fuapper gfotb bas
2eben.
Springtielb, Waf., 13. gRdr;. -
3. 8. .Balmers' ylluicn<@epert" in 4mbern
branute beute Nbeno ab. Serluit $4,000;
Scriifsruns $500;
0tempbi5, Senn., l3. WtdrS. = 0ente
Dtorgen I'M IL uar nuroe tu1 Amtslotale
oes 3oaaufisbsrs iiber Der rSant of @onl'
inerce" Seuer entoett. goliseibeamte uno
Der 9Bdnter Der 8ant fa1ben Die Sbiiren pcS
Hmtslofals peridloIien unb trafen in bemiel-
ben, na6oem iie iit gewaltiam ginaang Der.
i9aiit batten, ben @lerf bes aufiebers, rpel6er
erfldrte, ba6 er oaielbit bis Dor Sflr3enl gear
beitet babe, als cine 2ampe erplobirt lei, no,
ourd Die Bapiere, on pel9en er tbdti9 gepe~
len, Ssrit6rt iudren. Die SeuerIuebr wurbe
alaruirt unb Der Sranb seloi6t, nddlecm Die
Bapiere uno Yiid)er beS QmtslofalS per-
| brannt oSer fart beihaoist waren. @tnc BON
benz &lerf mad Dem Sranoe sema6te Semer=
flung, oas Die ansele9enbeit eillen Selfnap'7
l9en" stnltrid babe, sibt gu ueri6ieOeuem
@ereoe Seraulaiiuus. @eneral Smttb, Der
3oaaufieber oaielbft, reiiie 9eltern Ibeno mad
| @ranb .Srnction ab.
Bbttab 13. Mar3. = Der
S=ano i'm yBoint Breeze, Bari" am Samitaa
| 4beno puroe aui bic Stlaungen belfrduft
Der SdaOeu piro iid, aui njd1t iiber $500
| belaufen. Bferoe tamen batki nid1t UNI; IL
| StaGuugen wuroen ben gSinter binourd
] uid,t beuuft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14

Sr. 8. Wnore'S @pOtbete, 3orotpef ede
Der Bart= uuo serin9tonitraBe. 1T nad, str 151,
9erinstou>, 6 5biiren iuefltd1 bon PaftlfraBe'
perfect moroen. Tioore'5 Soreuet>eolosne eine
Spe5ialitdt. (Beorib'1WhD
Gaia Rutten.-unitrBc Bctent psrtduft iid beoeus
" teno in sterp.Sort; in @rcSen uuo alstneH ,u
bobeu bel Der Monumental WattenzSabrtfs
tsejeHfdjajt it," 0r. 80. S.zentdipfr t5eo1S,tDtD
cor. Wobertfpu. Nr. 10, g siib.Gutap ii fr q &c.
Obehanoelt lpe5ien ale Sraut9eiten Der ur'as Sr=
oans, oIsaniite Sdpdde. nerpois Sdmatbe. porz
seitiaes utter uno aue glerusntrantheittn, iuelbe
nurd, iuasublide llnbeionnenbeiten berribren. ar5
Iib entItonoene frantbeiten iGnel furirt. Serren,
speldle ftb Gr U. auuertrauen tonnen fb perIidert
balten, bog fe m'isnidaittiG uno auiribtis bebouz
belt rperbeu. Silreautunben: S-12 u6r Mlss., 2-4
lIhr l,ahnl. uno 6-9 uhr Mbos. (Eebr2l L 2UiteN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Ser neuIid,e crfott itt Wttffo,trt.

y nluc y, Su., 10. Wtar5.-Ser yN9l9"
oeS ueuli9en SrfaAs in Miiouri: ySiebeu
Yerionen wuroen getOotet, II perwunoet, bret
bapOn 9etdbrlid: @tni9e OreiBts Sduler murs
ben nieoergeworfen uno beoertenoer S9aoeu
an Sbitgarteu uno gEalOuugen angert1tet.
Sn WonrOe. uno 8aas-&ouutp tpurbeu etua
tauieno Meileu 3ddne seritGrt. Stint 0ieiIcn
n0rOli9 bon MonrOe brad 5ur 3elt SeS Or.
fans Elm i1redltdeS Sa9clwettcr los, weIdes
ben 8oben ad)t 3oa bod nit 5agelfOrnern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14

9tem.D orf, Is. WGr5.- Seute fanb ein
Nusslsib in bem6alle Oes Daniel Drem ftatt,
mel9er fidl am lebten Samifaa freiwlllt9
banferott ertldyte. Orelp iit Curator fir bier
@nfelfinoer, beHen ieineMaiie etwa 100000
iGuloet; Dieie Summe 1T Ourd) Ifticn sum
Betrage pou $920,OOO gebedt. 9enlelben
Sinoern i6uloet er ferner 1925 ,0OO--s25O,.
900, fir pel9eSumme CT ieiu Sau8 perpfdn=
BET bat. Seincn @ompagnonS Seupon, Gor
& Comp. ihuloet 0rew 100000. .3pel
tbeolosiiden SemInaren. tpelfe Drefp 9ez
9riinbet i1uloet er nod $250,000, reip.
500, 900. Oieis S4ulben fnb nidlt gef=
9ert; I'M @ansen iinO etpa $5O0,000 nlft
9eiiGert. Die Geiammti4ulben betragen
81 300, ,OOO his 81, 100000.
(Spdtsr.) Sin hem IegiilratOr in Sanfe=
rottiaden iiberaebenes Yersei6nlB iebt Die
Sduloen auf $1,10O,000, Die gttipa auf
s946,OOO felt; auBerbem beiiet Orem nod
775 9lftien peitliter Sdbneu, 800 9tftten Der
!. .@antonsr Comp" unO peri9iebene fleinere
C5ruu hitiide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Hliu!tat clues Smpead,ueatss sYrSz
5eiies. - Vtce 8ouoerneur Sas
pts BON Witifiiitppt fd)utot9

Safion, Dtifi., 13. WtdrS. = Der Sez
nat bat nit 80 9egen 4 Stimmen ben Sice-
@oup. Sapis aui Die Snlpeadments artifcl
bin ibulbis befunbeH. Gin idlwarSer unb
fiiui meiBe IepublIfaner itimmten nit bau
0emotraten. 0ageSen itlmmten nur bier
Te1er. ......e.. .4r..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Wtarib erbdlt 9eim6 aas Gtneit.


Otontreat, @an., 13. Wtdrs. - Or.
Ntiner bon Cincinnati iit bier eiueetrofen
uno nobut bel @aleb y. Warib, Dem 3eugen
aesen Gelfuap, III ySt. 0aprence 6all."
Marib meigert fid], ben 3situngs=Sorreipon'
heuteu, Die inn beluden, &eOe uno 9(utwert
81 iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
spe,ial : Neti,s.,.
h a eorS Dss sunoe s5ebaIiaiifes -Suntata-

miro mob eine 6sidrdntts ausabl anaben fir Die
Slotte aufsenonrien. Sic maSisn fiber t6 SabIe
uno unter II Sabreu alt ein uno etneu suten rttits
den ebaraiter baben. auinabmt=RsseIn itno auI
Der .Suuiata- nabs Senoerion's Werite, Sea's
Yoiut, su baten. 8. .. 0reeme, eommanoeur.
(lDGri2 U2te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
@ermiidjte 9epcIdlett aus Ietus
Mnrf

!ew gort, 1S. @arS. = Ser 9ampfer
yNcapu1co" pon aSpinpall unb Settle" BON
Siuerpool iiuo bier eiu9etrohen.
= Ser llnteriGabmeiiter 5ablte beute iilr
Sntereiien SAL 900 unO fir einaesogene Oh
ll9ationen $l39, 900 aus.
= Die 3oa GiHnabn:en betrugen bente
S477 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
&eim Gdmers! Seine @eiahr! &eln
EehIfdhIdai

0te "Colton Dental -Assoeiation" lift immer cts
folareid. 8dbue obne Stmersen ausSusiehen. Die
orokteu 3weifI.r fonnen fi6 pou oieer 2batiGbe in
ben Stmmsru Nr. 81. sSeits5aSettsftrabe dbsr'
,s,o,r (Sau. q, 6 Wttef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Sohm ". Sorreit'S

OrisiHaIz % d b 10 ers29 eer
turirt Sufea, gr,dltnns boien Sais, 9eiiertetu..m
5neuer, als irseuc Elm anoerss betanntss SeImttte
yaah periute ibu! Breis 30 Sents. gu baeen IN
ellen Gpotbeten. (Seor.2,2Ddel)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
&aItm9re Nb, 9iemtag bed IA. Wlat3 1876.

: @eprdientant Sort aus Sllinois bradlte
beute cine Sill elm, meld,e benz @omite fiir
Wittel uno 8ege iiberpeien wnroe rno Die
beitirmt, OGB bonn 1. Silli bs. So. on elne
Steuer auf ale Serfdnfe uno SerfaufSeon=
tratte iiber Sob unb Gilber, Bullion uno
semiin5tes 9elb sur State BON 1!20 Yrosent
bes psrfauItsn SetraqeS erbobeu perosn lou.
NiGtanmelbuna Der gSerfdufe ooer cine falide
4n9abe oariiber olen nit $500 @elobuBe
auBer her fsft,uietenben Stsner beltraft wer-
rem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
.@erIttd1ter Woro ttno SelbiimoroSs
YserSffd1.

Sort SerUis, N.zY., 13. @Grs. =
5ranf 8armoutb, II Sabre aft, BEL 2tbertp,
Su1ioans@o., mObnbaft, uerIuflts beute Siuei
iunge 9ente nit 2auoanum 81 bergiften unb
Oann Selbitmoro Su begehen. Inter sr6Beit
S6mieri9f gelang es, aae0rei 'u retten.
gSQrmouth if auaenldleinlih mabniinnia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14

Vatente tptroen fts Wrtnoer erfptrff.
9rlf uaG @r(auauus oes Baterts Dtrben Se6hb=
reu bsred5uet, q. 8 & ~. Z. Spparo,
Wr. 18, 9 ecoubaraBe, Der Boit 9esenibsr.
(Sebr2, ,t2Nite) 3weiss Sireau in Waibinstou, S.e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
9er Srfan TIN Ysseftcn. = GptfiiDs
rtlta BON &inoertt.

ct. .2ouIs, 13. WGri. - Sa8 fle1ne
Stdbthen Sbrinfep in WtOroe County,
Mo., murbe bon oem Srfan gGn5lid) serIt0rt.
3wei Berioneu muroeu Inter ben einitiirSen-
ben SGueru eridlagen uno 20 perlest.
9lui Der &enialer Citation on oery 0tiiiopri'
Sanias .geraier Sabn" wuroeu Swei 8tnOer
BON bem Stnrme entfiibrt uno iiho biz jeet
nod nid]t gefunben moroen. 9ie Srau uno
bas Sino BON Alien Sobniou, oefen gSob
ming fid) Weilen BON Sann!bal, Wo., be,
fin6et, purben ausenblidli9 get0btet. Die
'Spur oes Srfans mar etipa 200 DarOS brett.
Sd,neebIo6aoe Der vYacti .Sag)tt." :"
Smaha, Nebr., 13. Ndrs. - 0epeidlen
aus Dem @efen meloen, oaB Die yllaiou, Ya1.
cifc.Sabn" siuiiaeu OtawllnS uno Bitter
Greet bur6 ttefen S6nee blodirt 1T. .3iige,
weltje geftern uad bem 8eiten ab9ingen, lie.
gen bel RamlinS itill. Gin beftiger Sdluee-
TURN lpiitbet auf Den @beuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Neuere 8ertdIte ats oen Ser.
GfaQfst Don Colombia.

Bana m a 4. Wtar3. : 0te NNfre9un9
in Bogota, iiber tueid)e ourd bic Isste Boit
berihtetipurbe, bat iit) sslest. Ser @ongreB
bat nit 48 gegen &c Stimmen bel Or. Alul
leo Earra gum YraiiOenten ermablt erflirt.
Alles 1T iett rublg. Der geitiir,te Brdiioent
0eioa fdn1pft itad) INNER I'M lSieoererlau>
auns leiues Yoheus. Seiue Anbdnger iol=
len fleine @rfolse errunaen babeu, bod Der
repolutiondre BrdIoent Webina ideint fart
aenug 3u lem, unl I'D, 81 bebaupten.
Ser @ongreB bon ytlcara9na bat eine 4u-
lei1e BON SIC, 900 (?) beid)loGen uno toirb
cine Grmee pom 5000 Mann aufbringen.
Die 8eobaftuussr Arnlee an Der @rense bon
Sonouras lol pemnebrt perbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
eta Siir8erfabttfant In SG,pnlis
fGfefa.

9auca fer, Beuni., 13. Wdr3. - Ser
9iitriftsz Inmalt S. ga. Sobuiun tpuroe bente
bier auf Die antlage, 9efdli6te unb betrii9es
rli9e gtaturaliiationspapiere ausgegeten Su
baben, arretirt. Oas angeblif)e Sergeben
murbe por pier Sohren beaan0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Die 1tebertraSune Scr Snotaner
altf 0aS SfrteaSttttntitertu
S6ctitlet,er- elusWono.

Nem YOrf, -. Wfdr3. = 6ente bat
elm austano Der Shriftieeer be9onneu, Der
ii6 bus babiu banptia6lib aui Die yGuenins
Bof," in peld)er 20 Otann iifl gepei9ert ba-
ben, bel eiuer feouftion bon 10 Yroaent weiz
ter Al arbeiten, aui bic Suds uns &arten-
Oruderei BON Sobn PolbemuS uuo aui einise
Shriitieter in Douglas Saplor's 9rudsrei
beibrdnft. Die 0teCuftion, wel1e in ben
@ei6diteu eingefiibrt iueroen iolte, betrdst
l0--15> Yrosent. @s 1T telne 4uslibt allf
ReiIenurrn npS Yu8ftauAP8 norhnnApu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Selegrapbii6e 9eseidest
Standardization.

Heribte Der ~1Hocitrten BreIje@ fur ben .9or.
reiOouoeuteu.E)
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Die @aeI TT 8eip. $ attpibtre.

81 a n d t e T, N.z5., Is. W[dr3. Der
yMirror" per0ffentlt9t bente gta6mittag cine
JRittbeilung beS @ouperneurs, mel9e all
Dieiehlgen gertdtet 1T, bic nm Milltdri6ue
bel Der rnorgen FattfinbenSen Babl uahges
iu9t babeu; er ia9t: ySolten bic @ipilbe-
BORDEN Siilie beSiirfen, 10 bin i'd bsreit,
prompt gu banSelu uub jebe Grleihterung 81
getpdbreu."
Ser 8iirgermeiiter San bat stei9fallS cine
Proclamation erlaifeu, in melder er Die giirz
ger aufforoert, bel Der aufredtbaltllng Der
SrSnnng mitsnmirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-14
Scr @eIAnfnTff.

New YOrf, 15. Wtdr6. = gelo leldlt
81 3. g8ediel rubig Su 4.86@. 9olo
i9lof gu 114s-1l44, 8unbeS>Sbligationen
idloiien lebhoft uub feit 8ler Coupons
1888; 65er 1888; neue 1893; Ger 1919; b8er
1928; mere Siinfer 118&; lO.40er Coupons
l19. aftlen i9loIicn lebbait II. unltetig; g.
3. Central l155; @rie %; Qafe Sbore 65}
SIS. Central 1893; 8ittSburg 96@; Nortb,
Beitern AL: Brior. 653; 5tod=SSlano 1114
Bacific Mail 2Os; llnion- Yacifc 60.
llnterifatamts Silaus: @olb s44, ,847,-
337; @ourant s35 .429 .907.
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NautsipaItuaDIem tn Waine.

8angor, We., 13. Wtdr5. - Sci Der
beutigen MunisipalWahl murpe Elm beoeuten-
De8 gotun abge8e5en, wel9es baS I'M pOrI=
gen Sabre I'M mehr, als 800 Stimmen iiberz
itleg. gS. y. SagfOrb (0tep) tpuroe nit
1926 Stimmeu Mebrbet sum Biirgernteifter
erpdblt; i'm uoriscn Sabre iiegte Der Demo
frat 2augbton nit 164 StimmeH gtdtorttat.
Die Nepublitansr ermdblten bon Staot'
rdtben.
8tSbeforb, @e., 13. Mdr5. -0ieieS
mar Der beftigIte YtuntstpalrpabIfampf iett
pielen Sabrsu. Surnbam, 0em., murOe nit
40 Siimmen gebrbeit Sum Siirgernleifter
ermG9lt. SIN porisen Sabre iiegten Die De-
mofraten nit l59 Stimmeu Metrbeit.
SO o II, l3. Utar5. - Die &epnblifas
ner iiesten in auaufta, Me., nit $50 Stim<
men Wtebrbeit. Sn 8elfait iiesten Die He-
publitaner nit Stimmen Nlebrbeit, uno in
@ambeu erpdblten iie aue Seanten.
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RSebe 9ruub til DIS r.
Tan - 0as sur @oulO' O'i9en Ra6laiI,u.
i6ait gehSrenoe @rnuoet9entbum, msld]es
eiuen 6lddenranm BON 2S afern beoedt unO
Swiidsn Der 6auoaas unb SarnepfraSe unb
Der 9igbtitraBe uuO Ohio Ipsnue gslegen iit,
rpuroe sefern bon ben 96. .. u. Srtlauo &
Comp. auf Der B efisen S0rie Offeutlid Der.
ifeigert.
Der burf bieie Serfteigeruns ersiefte Sc
iammtbetrag erretdlte Die 90be pom $93, SOB
uuter ben ein5elnen Sauferu befanoen ii4 auf
II folsenoen: 6r. Selism nj Sernei erltant
elm Grunoitiid auf Der SiioOffede Der 9ano-
pers uno BarneDftraBe I'M S120; ferner q
Srpii9en Der 3auopers, @opbmarls, Bar
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Katlroaas.
I ,ENTkAL vLhMvN1 RAILROAD

~
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT
On and aftei Monday, July H'h, ls76,raius
Will run as follows, (Sundays eAUepted);
GOING sOuTb AND shs1
Leave Rutlana for b. llops Falls, oi $50 ara
ll;4o a. m and 800 p. IN. For Bennington, b:So
ahd ll:O5 M, 2.iO ana 1910 p. III.
dAlL-Leaves utiand at 3d. tOr Manchester,
Bennington and Ne~ iuTk, VIA Troy Of LEILA
non Springs and Chatham.
fhSSENGEk TRAlN-Leaves Rutlanu az a'lO
a. u. Tor bellows Falls Boston, New London,
opiinsuel1 uhu new 1Oik.
MAIL Leave OF. Adams al II Q. 10, Pm
,ngton at SEQ M, TlcondOuka - 10 81
$50 a. m arriving Ut tutlehd At 1laU s.. II.
Leave Rutlahd ll4O II. IN , Tor Boston, sling
nela New London auo Ne" iofk
., M fhhSS u ave u'lan II % a. m. for New
~ ~ va a.. NVf t brhhlhNL,h hbd hoy.
rso SbN1Eh ! Raj Leave Ban 1Igioh 400
I. m, tonne thg ~ith ali lr H. Montreal,
~. oans ana White houLtoihs, aIriv ny ia
kutlahd al o:3 y III;
MIAEU "alN-Leavc Rutland 2;lO m, for
Bennlukton aha lnlefineGiatc stations
alAED Train --i..a'cs nuuieIiu at $50 T.. M,
Tor bellows talls and Brattiehoro.
NIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 1880
am. MOntreaI3 8: PM st. Albans g. p.n., Bur-
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Opinions Of the Press,

OplnlUuS VI tue Ir6BS.
From the many complimentary notices
that the press of the state have accorded
us, VIC select a few from those that we have
been favored with:
[From the Belious Falls 7i,aes.1
The. Rutland Globe is an enterprisng newspa-
per, thoroughly alive to the times, lively edi-
torials, and whacking all bad things geneI ally.
II is good Vermont paper, and as we arr to
have presidential as well as a state election
this year, 1t win be good time to have 1t.
From the Woodstock Age.]
Tho Globe Is iirst-class New England daily,
OF republican, faith. and Rutland ana the ST ate
may well be proud OF IL. II has more matter
that Interests Veimontcrs than any other New
England daily.
tFrom the Windsor Journdl]
II any OF our readers want q good Vermont
daily paper they Will find 1t In the Rutland
Daily Globe.
From the ST. Johnsbury CaledonianJ
The GIobe Is u large, handsome and newsy
paper.
From the Vermont Fdrner.l
The Globe has achieved an enviable reputa-
lion IN the state as an utspoken, Independent
enterprise In It's news department than any
other Vermont daily.
tFron the Woodstock Standard
The Rutland l,aily Globe Is one OF the most
enterpriSlng dailies outside of the cities.
tFrom the Cambridge ~. ~ Post.l
The Rutland Globe Is one or the best ex-
changes received at this oflice. 1t is a well
edited and newsy sheet, creditable 20 Rutland
and its editors.
From the Bennington Gd-ct,eJ
The Globe, token ali In all, is Ole OF the best
dailies which comes 10 our sanctum. AS q daily
Journal II has no equal IL Vei mont
from The Argus and Patriot.l
The Rutland Globe gives more reading matter
than any other daily In the state,
[Foon the Ludiow Gazstte.l
Now ia the tim to subscrb' for the Rutland
Gl0bs, the best paper the west side OF the moun-
tain, and one oil the best In the state.
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the CT rcuna Gazette. is like Henry Wat
rson. of the l. 'uisville Gu, ier-Journol,
is because h tn run for congress, and Smith
is not prov en- the worse man yet.
The Swiss h n voleit society in New
Y, rk has pub i.bed strong appeal for the
relief ot suff rers by the recent inunda-
Il M / Swi zerland, and a mass meeting
snl ne held next Monday to receive sub
scriptitna
A vein Of gas has been struck at Brgh-
ton, ,er Il veland, Ohio. at a d"ptb of
470 feet, from which enough gas fl '~s to
light y ! Cleveland. Will the gas c"mpsn.
les shut up their works AMI wait for nature
to RON GU?
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Post ONCE.

Post ONCE.
MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, $50 p. m.
Eastern way, il.40 q. m.
Troy way, 200 D. IN.
Troy, lU.ab a. n, 200 945 and $50 p. M
Albany, 10. 40 a. m, 800 and $50 y. N.
Boston, lilo II. IN, and $50 p. IN.
Cauadas, 2.le q $50 p. m.
Northern way, 9.lo y. III.
burlington, q. 10 and $50 p. m.
Saratoga way, s.s5 and $3.50 p. m.
Ne y YORK. l0. As u. m, 2.45, and g.sO p. m.
Connecticut River way, $50 p. N.
woodstock way, (Stage) l.80 p. m.
ChitJendeD, 1. ~ u. III.
atockbridge (stage), 1880 p. m.
Bennington, $50 and 1000 p. IN.
west Rutland, 200, As and $50 p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, l1.5o a. m.
Sastern way, 2.25 p. IN.
Troy way, IL. 10 and 10 p. IN.
Troy, 1900 IN, 1918 9. III and 1.s0 a. m
Albany, 1900 m. and 900 p. m.
Boston, ll.0O a. H., 1910 m, and 2.25 p. m.
Canadas, COOP m.
Northern way, ll.00 a. N.
Burlington, 1000 p. m. and 11.00 o. m,
Saratoga way, 1906 m.
New YORK, 1870 ana Ills q. m. 1900 M, and
10. IS p. m.
Connecticut River way, s.5Op. m.
bennington, il.55 II. IN. and $50 y. 10.
woodstock way, (stage) 1900 IN.
tnittonden, 70 m.
Stockbrldge (stagel, 1900 N.
West kutl ma, i2 90 m 900 AMI 10 is p. m.
tS- Malls Will De promptly clos,'d ut the speci
ned hour; all letters deposited In the stree,
xes viii be collected al 9.l5 and lilo q. MT
malls, At 900 r. m. All letters deposited In tint
Letter Box at the Depot will be collected b!
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de
parturo OF each mail train
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Arrival Auo Departure OF Trains.

Arrival Auo Departure OF Trains.
rHAiss ARRIVE At aUTLAsf.
From Bellows Falls 300 !. % 20JG Gasp. m.
& Burlington 'll:ov Il. ll., 30 y. M, a v %
p. IN. - =, =, :,
" TicOnderoga, 'll:Oo a. m via @. v. X. r..
Bennington, 1:l5 q "ll:00 "a. ia, 4:S0 ts;4o
y u.
" Saratoga, 80 70 p. M, & I Is p. m.
- Salem, l':0b6 10
Port Henry, l945 and 745 p. M
rnAIkb LsAvr turnARD.
For Bellows Falls, t4:lv and 'l1.40 am, q 1880
y. N =.
Burlington, 20 y 20 o,a.rn. '9a SO o.n
riconderuga, $50 y. III via G. V. Il. H. -.
" bennington, 80 & ll:t5 "a. ILL.,, t2:lV q ll;VO
Saratoga Gas a. m. & g 90 p. m.
" salem "a Il IN, $50 >. u.
=" Port Henry, 7.4o d. M, and $50 ?. M.
mail Train MIXED
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all
cases, for Castor OIL Castoria is the result OF
an old Ply siciaL'5 effort to produce, for hi, OWL
practice, an eff, ctive cathartic, pleasant 10 the
taste and free from gripping.
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Mass, sue
ceeded Ia combining, without the use of alco-
hol, puryat We agent as pleasant to take al
honey, and when Possesses all the desirable
properties OF astor OIL.
Is adapted to all ages, but Is especially re-
commenced to mothers as reliable remedy
for all disorders OF the stomach and bowels OF
children 1t is certain, agieeabl-, absolutel,
harmless. and cheap. 1t should be used fo
wind collie, sour stomach, worms, costivrness
Group. et'., then children can have sleep ano
mo Lers ma rest.
j. b. Rose Co., of 40 Dey Street, New York,
are the sole preparers Of Castoria, after DR..
Pitchers recipe.
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DEL. & HUDSON CANAL CO.

On and after Monua., March 9Th, trains Will
run as Follows Sundays exceptedl:
GOING SOUTH From RUTLAND VIA
SARATOGA.
1000 a. m. EXPkLss, arrives al Schenectady
lso p. :, Troy ATOP. H., Albany
3.45 p. m. MAIL for all stations south. Con-
meets at Troy and Albany With
sleeping car trail lor New Tcrk.
SOUTH, VIA RUTLAND d WASHINGTON
DIVISION
500 a. m. EXPRESS. arrives AZ Troy e.3o.
Albany 1890 a. M, New iorA a.s5
a.3op. m, MAIL stops at all stations on p.
6M. Division, arrives AT Troy G.1o
p. M, Albany 6.4u ?. m.
FOR rGRT A HENkx HLAII 81 Kh RgTTs
1890 a. m. MAIL stors at all stations Oh the
Champnin Division, eAc,pi Fort
III :, a rive a. Platts burg! so 2.
m RouSes Pr Int i.3O p. H.. aid
Montreal 100 /. m.
3.45 p. IN. For Port Henry ana inferno didte
stations. Arrives at Port Henry
1880 p. III,
In addition to the above The following trains
LEAVE WHITEHALL
100 q. m. EXPRESS, arrives Al Schenectady
9.25 a. M, Troy 1000 q, M, Albany
IL. 10 a m.
10 20 pm NEW YORK EXPRfss (Sleeqiag
car tfain) Arrives a. Troy ~ S. %.
NJ, Albany 70 II and LEV
York 100 a. III.
FROM ALBANY VIA sUsQUEHANSA
For the west and p souilWest
rs IS F ia F s.cS
Nos. and have Drawing Room cars attach
ed for Binghan.ton. No. accommodation to
Oneonto,
Through tickets may be procurre a, the
Company's Tickle, ONCE Union Depot, hutlaLd
and at all principal stations
G. F YOUNG.
Gen. Manager
Sc. MAYO. GEM Ticket Agent
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With present rates. st. Petersburg is I'M
changed and Odessa closed, SO shipments
from both places must cease for some
time. In Adelaide, Australia, whence
We were recently led to expect large ship.
ments, prices have suddenly risen five shil.
lings per quarter. There is great difficulty
in securing wholesale quantities.
PARIS, Jan. 1O.--A ministerial crisis is I'M
minent A Cabinet council was held last
night.
PARIS, Jan. 1O.-Speaking of the crisis in
the Cabinet, the Journal des Debats says the
ministry was never completely homogeneous
although it had the appear nee of concord,
which was maintained by mutual concessions
Since the opening of the electoral period
disagreement has arisen between the ministers
belonging to the Right and Left Center
respecting the political alliance and also on
the question whether the electoral candidates
should be patronized by the government.
The Journal further alludes to the aggressive
tone adopted by some of the journals towards
certain members of the Cabinet, and to the
improper manner in which the President is
brought into controversy for party purposes.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 10-It is reported serious
disturbances occurred at Charleroi last night
The military were obliged to interfere. and a
number of persons were killed or wounded.
A battalion Of guards have gone from here to
the scene of trouble.