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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-25

MANSFIELD u sTIMsoN
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.
Manufacturers OF
IN A Q II | n h RY
MARBLE AND SLATE MILLS,
ricks Hosting Powers, Pumps and Pipe,
Engines, Boilers and Tanks, Shaft
Ing, pulleys, Gearing, &C., Car
ings, Trip-liammers and
Fork Machinery. Circular saw.Miils, Water
Wheels, Corn Crackers, &c. Also, Agents
for Judson's Governor, and dealers
In Iron, Steel, Flies, Pipe, Fit
tings. Boiling Packing,
Cotton Waste, &c.
auge-dlyr
CTEAM STONE CUTTER COMPANY.
wARDwELI PATENT
STONE CHANNELING OR QUARRYING MA.
CHINE,
For cutting stone into various sizes and d.
mensions,
IN ALL KINDS OF QUARRIgs.
oFFCB AND SHOPS,
RUTLAND VERMONT.
JOHN w. CRAMTON, Presr.
| GEORGE e. ROYCE, Treas.
| CHARLES CLARK, Sec'y.
| may 1du GEO. j. WARDWELL, Supt,
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GEORGETOWN.

ClrIzENs MkkTING.-Therew Will be held
Tomorrow evening, at TX O'Clock, At God
dard Hall, called meeting of citizens to
consider the subject OF the proposed new
DistTlct government, and to obtain an ex-
preston OF the opinion of the GEORGETOWN
people as 10 what They wish In the premises.
See advt.
CATTLE MARKET reported by ]. h. Ken
GA 20 Number of cattle on market, $50;
All sold al prices ranging nom to Al cents
Per pound. Number OF sheep and lambs,
I,oSz, All sold u prices ranging from % to
- . Per mead; 10 cows and calves sold from
~ 70 300 per bead. Market brisk.
bu!lDING AssooIATIoN.-At the regular
meeting OF the Tenth Building A ssocietiop.
81 are. -,
THE CoMING CoNCRRf.-The attention of
10Y eIs or music is called to the advertise
ment OF the concert to be given ~ the Cur
lis schOol building next Tuesday evening.
audience.
GRAIN MARKEr-Boat e. r. Wheeler.
with 3, 900 bushels OF wheat, consigned TO j.
u. q J, M. Waters; boat Adam Sherman,
witn COO bushels corn and 700 do. wheat to
same hrm: boat Seneca, with 100 bushels OF
corn to j. G. j. NJ Waters, and 400 bushels
~ and 100 bushels corn TO II. N. Talbot.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.-Odsrfn on
,ct ange this morning amounted to 5000
br shells OF wheat witl sales as follows: 5000
SICK STRAHGER-A man by the name
HeoIy Thoms :, from New Jersey, was pick.
ed up sick last night, and taken TO the sta.
lion house, where he was well cared for.
This morning he was sent to Prov .dence
hospital.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE ELECTION YEsTERDAY.-As is
always the case with elections in Alexan-
any disorder or fighting. The most intense
interest was manifested by every one In the
result, and the vote polled was one of the
heaviest ever cast in this city. As night
came on and the polls closed the Interest
deepened, and when the favorable returns De-
gan TO come in the crowds became enthu-
return the air was rent with shouts of APP
plause. The crowds renamed at the offices
named until an early hour this morning,
ard as the night wore on they became more
ard more enthusiastic, and finally when the
telegram announcing the certainty OF sue
ce IS was received and read at the Gazette Of
hce, they became almost frantic with de-
light. A collection was at once taken up,
powder purchased, and the "coon killer"
under the direction of several prominent
democrats, was carried around the city, and
ward.
FIRE.-While the gentlemen In charge of
the "coon Killer" were engaged in firing a
streets, about half past two O'Clock this
morning, they discovered that the large
frame building opposite, formerly the en-
gre mouse OF the government steam fire de-
partment, but lately used as flsh house by
Mr. 3. j. Reed, was on fire. They Immediate
ly gave the alarm, but owing to the noise
prevailing on the streets, and the impress
sion up town that the light was caused by q
bonfire, the alarm was very imperfectly
transmitted and the fire department were
some little time getting on the ground. When
they did arrive, however, they went heartily
to work and succeeded In saving the sur
rounding property, but owing to the highly
infammable nature of the fish house aud
comic nts IL could not be saved. A portion Of
the contents were removed by citizens and
hremen. The adjoining building. owned and
occupied by GeOrgeanpa Day, colored, was
also greatly Damaged; the roof and one side
being burned of. Great difficulty was expe-
r1enced by the iremen owing TO the scarcity
OF water, detective hose and the Intense heat
SENT ON.-Wm. Clagett, colored, who has
been in jail for some days post for examina-
t1on on the charge of being the person who
broke into and robbed the residence OF Mrs
=. =. Lee, was brought before the mayor yes
terday, and having been fully identified by
Mrs. Lee as the man she saw In her room
was sent on TO the next term OF the corpora
ton court for trial.
.DEATH-Mr: John Lusby, who for twenty
years past has been barkeeper on one OF the
boats OF the Potomac ferry line, died at his
home In Washington this morning, after q
short illness, OF pneumonia. He was about
As years OF age, and leaves q wife and four
children.-l Gazette, STU
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~ The young men of Beyrout have formed
An association, each member OF which
pledges himself not TO tell q lie.
80 1.-The nights are getting SO cool that
put their sleeves around girls who have for.
gotten their belts.
The Stay Mohammedans are not Turks.
and have hatred Of their Osmahli rulers
Chrtsllans.
~ Miss Maria Mitchell, who has RI adua-
ted In the class OF 1869 at Bates College.
languages in vassar College. VI
- The blue black turkey struts the preen-
sward unconscious OF the TACT that Grant mas
signed Proclamation appointing day for
fasting and prayer.
court clerks TO keep q record Of claims for
Losses through both armies and by the uber-
alton Of slaves.
~Watkins Glen IL to be brideed for the
win be built on iron, and span the chssm aI
the height Of about $50 feet.
SIT was Senator Marcy, OF Texas, who,
engaged In Q brown study In . street car
for quarters worth of chips.
ga Montelare girl tainted at her irst
kiss, and was 90 nuttered that when she
got down cellar she put molasses on both
sides OF nine cold buckwheat cakes.
~Mrs. Mary Matthews, of San Francisco,
self And $4,000 for each Of her i've children
from the Singer estate, II In the East.
~When . man meets six women. aix
baby carts and six babies on Q muddy cross
walk IL II his duty to remember that life
yould be desert without children.-I Detrotf
Free Press.
O-said one apprentice to another, "My
boss 10 q better man TO work for than your
Old man. Ny boss amt always round his
mop interfering with his own business. ~
tSdn Ff0ncSsco Chronicle
SIn consequence OF the scarcity OF
0fenmin girls In DAcca, the possession OF q
elfl mere has become Q a0urce OF gaiu TO
many Brahmtns. One girl was betrothed 10
three persons, and large sans OF money were
TAKEN IN advance from each. One Of the suit-
ore nas applied TO the civil court Tor redress
"a Turk resident for the past sieht
months In Paris with Q soragiio Of eieht Ia.
oles has been arrested. He Is first lived very
privately, and bis domestic arrangoments
were lot interfeFed with bus the ladies
nnally formed acquaintance With oshers and
efssteo scandal In the neighborh0od.
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps viii be lighted at 500
o'clock p. m. and extinguished at lis D. m
From j. @. Parker We have the New York
daily papers In advance of the mail.
BLACK silks, cashmeres, alpacas, new col
ored dress goods, blankets, shavIs, etc. At
Carers, 707 Market Space.
Omcer Clark, Of the second precinct, found
fhs body OF dead white child pear the cor
ntr Of 18th street aud Rhode Island avenue
northwest this morning. The coroner gave
q certificate Of burial.
george w. Thomas was seriously In Iured
yesterday afternoon by the falling of q prick
chimney while he was at work on a house at
the corner OF 18th and / streets. He was
taken 70 his home on + street southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

POLICE COURT. Judge Shell.
To day, Augustus Washington, for as
provoked assault last night by four colored
me- on Mr.. Boyle, who was going to his
w0fk, J was sentenced six months in Jail, w,
r. Kemp, ARRAY; IS Watson Green assault
on Bertha Smith; s5. Alfred Clements, as
sa1lt ON Alice Clements, his wife; S. Henry
assault and battery on Sarah Smith; 81, and
COST Mary Adams forfeited collateral.
Bertha Smith, profanity In Majors alley;
60: Robert and Daniel johnson. forfeited
collateral. Theodore Kelsey and VIM. John
son, loud and boisterous; IS each. Washing
do.
DEMOCRATIC BONFIRE.
Bernard kilmartin, charged with making
bonfire. Defendant said he didn't know
there was any law against making q bon
fret was good democratic bonfire. The
for penalty In such cases from 81 to IS fine,
and stated that he supposed IL aroCe from a
little enthusiasm, and he would fix the
lowest hne, 81. Defendant paid, aud in
leaving said they would have 1t all fixed
right in few months.
Ihos. Clancy, forfeited collateral. jas.
Coffin. carrying a loaded pistol; $50. Rich
ard RObipson, loud and bots terous on goth
street; SIS. Chas. Grace, carrying a pistol;
$50. Maria Waldig, drunk and d'sorderly;
s.. j. III. baldwin, loud and DO lsterous; 40.
1t was testified by TIE officer mat Baldwin
was hurrahing for Tilden, and another man
came along and hurrahed for Hayes, when
Baldwin knocked him down. Jas. Pleasant,
an 1mbecile old colored man, was sent down
as Q warrant. Robert Moore, stout and
a6lS -b0died colored man, was up as q sus-
picious character. and as he could give no
good account of himself, he was sent do gn
as q vagrant. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

A PARIS CORRESPONDENT OF the Ne,o Cen
fury for Women writes: "In the French sys-
tenn or female education, the boarding
1t has risen in America. They allow too
much liberty, too many opportunities to
evade surveillance, to please q people
young girl Is once seen TO cross street alone
no man will marry her. Hence In the higher
and the upper middle classes girls are either
homer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09
~ Moonlight nights are not so good as
dark ones for lovers who love to kiss.

Dr. FarneeW0rth, OF Iowa, thinks that
the present Indians are q remnant of the
same race that built the mounds. HIS Opin-
Ion Is based upon study OF the anatomical
races.
VA man In Virginia City, Nevada,
whose Chinese cook left him, was unable to
obtain any of numerous "Johns" until he
Induced one OF them to explain that some
apparently meaningless strips OF red paper
on the Kitchen wall contained the iuscrip
tom "Boss woman, long time tongue.
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Trying TO Put . woman in . BAG

A 'ClETY SISTER WHO WOULDN'T SPEAK
TILL TIE "6PERIT" MOVED HEB.
In the Police Court Judge Smelly this
morning, Henry Campbell, Ida Honesty and
Belle Thomas were called for assault and
battery on Sarah Smith, all colored. Uenry
did not respond, and his collateral of IS was
ordered 10 be forfeited. Belle and Ida plead.
ed not guilty, and said they could prove IL.
testified that the assault took place Al q
~ ciety" meeting. A large number were
present, and they were speaking about get
ting converted. IL came her time TO speak,
and the chief called her out. She was not In
the "sperit" To speak, and refused to do SO.
They said she must. as it was the rules, but
she didn't thirk she had right to speak
until the "tperit" moved her. They forced
her up TO the middle OF the floor, and pulled
her by her lips and tied her moath with a
handkerchief, 60 she couldn't boiler, and Ida
both eyes, which blinded her, and Belle
Thomas gave IL TO her In her face with her
cleDched nst. They then all hands tried To
and hollsred 30 lond that the police came In
and united her and let her loose.
Court-"What is the name Of this So
Witness" The Living Council of the
Cour Z; ;n,,s, this part of the cere-
Witness-"No, air. i was initiated sly
months ago"
Court -s'Is II one of the rules that men,
Der must speak when called upon to do so?,
Wttnefs@"These women say so; but II the
spert don't move you You ain't obliged to
Mr.. Warning counsel for defence, claimed
tnst II vas one Of the fundamental princi.
plee OF the order, which was q secret re-
i,g Gus organization that every member Is
oound oy IN oath eth Or 10 speak when called
on or lay nne; she would do neither md ON
thus Violafipg her oath the Grand Chfef or-
oeIed ner 70 be put ina bag.
UoG our :. WI, was the purpose Of putting
TO the devil. Ao'
The court remarked that these secret ~
cieties AL have rules some OF them might
be very absurd, but these people have No
night TO subject members 70 such corporal
punishments - these. The marks on wit
mesa face showed that she had been roughly
dealt with. He would make the dne nOmi.
nal, end caution them not 70 exercise too
much force In these secret meetings. he
fined them each 81 and costs. Henry Camp
bell subsequently, came In, and the order for
the forfeiture OF bis collateral was rovoked.
on motion Of his counsel, who stated III st he
was Grand Chief OF the order OF Living
Council Of the Gross So the same nne Vas
imposed on him - on the others.
CAfARRH AND CaRoNIc Dn.AsEs-To
Insure an early interview with DR.. Hartley
you had better make rpecial appointment,
and avoid the fnoOu van fouro nj 1afffnO T3i
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LOCAL NE VS..

AmusemeDfs, &c, To.Bfghe.
A0sonG 1heot6.-Mr. Ben. De Bar, as Fall
utafIo
Fords Operd House. - Miss Clara Cole AZ
"Topsey," In Uncle Toms Cabin"
1AsotW OasqIe--"rhe Hidden Hand" and
varieties.
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"A STRANGE OUTRAGE IN VERMoHr.-On
Tuesday night, about halfpa 7 O'Clock, as
Myron Emery, q lad about seventeen years
OF age, who resides with his parents in Bar
nard, was going to the barn, snort dis.
lance from the house, he was seized by three
masked men, bound and gagged and dragged
nearly two miles to Silver Lake, and thrown
into The water. The perpetrators imme-
ceeded In gaining the shore, where, in weak
and exhausted condition, he was found by
bis family. The villains were tracked across
the f1elds to the main road, where all trace
OF them was lost. What money he had In
bis possession was undisturbed. No clue to
the perpetrators has been discovered, and
DO caute can be assigned for the act.-[Rwt 4.
land {, lobe. -
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The mounted police are keeping q sharp
lookout for the Sioux. Strong scouting par
ties are patrolling the border, and the garri.
sons at Forts Macleod and Walsh are kept
supplied with arms and ammunition. None
OF Sitting Bulls band have been seen near
the lire as yet. A treaty between the Cana.
dian government and the North Assiniboin
and Cree Indians was completed on the lst
OF september. In consideration OF the So %
OF $1,000 the Indians agree to remain upon
their reservations and TO continue at peace
with the whites. The money was distributed
as follows: The chiefs received s25 each; sol :
d1ers, $3.50; men, women and children, S.
All appeared well satisfied with the terms.
and IL 10 thought that both of the tribes will
remain faithful to their agreement. The
Indians spent their money To good advan-
tage, principally for horses, and displayed
considerable shrevdness In making pur.
chase5.-( Helend On ~ Indepe,adent, Ocs. %.
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Murder I'm Prince Georges.

n NAN FOUND DEAD WITH THREE BULLET
HOLES IN HIS BREAST.
Yesterday morning the body OF Peter Lus-
by, well known white resident OF Prince
Georges county, Md, was found on the
Marlboro road, about half way between the
District line and Forrestville, with three
bullet holes In his breast. Lusby has rather
q bad ns me, having been frequently before
the courts OF Prince Georges on charges OF
assault and battery, and at the time OF his
death was under Indictment in the Criminal
Court OF this District for an assault with In
tent 10 sill colOred man named Alfred
ROvles. In L MO ntown, in the early part OF
Has. he had spent most OF TuesdaV about
the polls at Fofrestvllle, part OF the day
oefrg guile intoxicated, bat left the mel CHI
oorhood comparatively Gober In the after
noon. IL is not known how he came to oa
Killed. bot 1t Is supposed from the bruises
On the body end head that he got into
fracas with some ore, and In the melee re-
eeived the fatal wolnds. He lived lust on
The edge OF the Distr'cL
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AAERIAGR LickSsEs have bean ,..n., a..
John NJ. Holt and Mary A. Foley: No.
smith and Emma Augusta Richards: Tho.
- Shelton and Mary Bouny; George q. HIM
~, and EaIlie Z. Meredith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

"PuNcIuAL1TY Is TEE HINGE OF BUSINESS I'm
families where DR.. Bulls Uouah 0yrup n rant
teere il ,tru Gaze Of ab epes from sen ooi or sus
fness en- account OF Coughs, Colds or Sore Throat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

CAfARRH AND CHRONIC DIsBAsEs.-To
Insure IN early interview with DR.. Hartley
You had better make special appointment,
and avoid the inconvenience Of waiting. IA
10th street.
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Weather Pro6abSlStses Io-dov,
oyyrc. or cH1nr SIGNAL oyrrcu,,

WAsHIHgroN, November 8, 1915
For The middle states, norlheriy winds,
stationary temperatures, rising barometer,
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

A STRANGERS LAST SHor-A pale-
faced. delicate young man registered In the
Coleman house on Monday, the 3Otb ult as
81. +. Christie, Rochester, N. Y" His bag
gage was small valise. He paid for q
weeks board In advance. He Accompanied of
ch1lls and fever, but further than this said
nothing about himself Yesterday morning
hole In bis head. Some letters in his valise
were addressed to VIM. Wood, Jersey City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

JUSTICE IL fearful and wonderful in Vir-
glnla City, New. A man was recently con-
demned to death in the local courts. First
anomaly: He was q millionaire. Second
anomaly: A few days after the death sem
tence tne Judge invited him TO take ride
win hfm. Third anomaly: An insurance
agent who had been badgering him to take
out q life policy crossed the road In front of
me horses was promptly knocked down and
run over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-09

HOGS AND HYDRoPHoBIA-Mrs. Up-
church, OF Lavaca county, Texas. says that
some two weeks since strange dog entered
her pen and bit several OF her hogs She
thought nothing Of 1t at the time, but since
then one Of the hogs has been seized with q
spasmodic attack like hydrophobia and dieo.
short time since hog of Mr.. Lindenb
was pronounced mad, and shot Immediate.
ly-I Galveston Nesrs
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j. II. BqIisR . Co.,
BANKKRs,
LECTURES.

RRkT HARfR
~ WILL LECTURE
MONDAY EVENING, November IL,
AT THE
CoHGRKGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner 10th and Streets
subjeet-"THR ARGoSAUsr OF 49,
Admission, rs cents. No reserved seats.
Doors open at O'Clock. Lecture ats
Tickets can be had at any Of the principal book
and music stores At the church. noys-7t
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TIE GIRxAxIA FIRE Insurance. Com:

THE GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE. CON-
PARY AND Mr. FoLEY.-We have re 'ceivtd
q communication from Mr.. Rudolph Gar
riRue, president OF the Germania Fire Insur-
graph In TEE STAR. OF the 81 inst, stating
that Patrick Foley had entered suit sgstnst
the Atlantic Fire Insurance Company TO re-
cover 81 go Insurance on goods destroyed by
IRE on the 2lst OF July last. Mr.. Gsrrigus
says with referen &c to bis company not hav-
attached In our hands by creditors OF the in
sured under legal order OF Q court. and we
are not permitted TO pay until that ipjuuc.
ton In removed. The suit commenced does
not lie properly against rs. but should De
properly for the removal OF the iujunctor.
Injunction, but we are compelled to respecG
THE LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC will have,
ns1t vel, an opportunity Of hearing the
per's magnificent opera of the "Flying
Dutchman," with q nne cast. The opera
Will be given At the National Theater, with
popular prices. The Flying Dutchmau" Is
one OF Wsgners most entertaining operas.
seats may be reserved at Metzerott & Co.'s
on Monday next.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Yesterday Messrs.
Duncanson Bros auctioneers, for Thomas
ID Callan and Reginald Fendall, trustees,
solo part OF lot 3, in square ESQ, situated on
New Jersey avenue, between ID and f streets
northwest, to Samuel Ceas, for 50 500.
CoNBs-Tortoise she'll, amber, let, coral
and livery In all The new styles, received at
avenue, near AZ street.-Adrt.
RHIUMATIsM AND GoUr quickly cured ny
using Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.-Adst.
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A Docs FUNERAL AND ITS SEQUEL
John Kay and his wife lived for some time
at 81 Burton street, West Side. In the house
OF the Rays was pet dog, which during the
early part OF last week showed signs of
serious illness. Physicians were consulted
relief. The dog died, a twenty dollar coffi q
and SILK burial robes were provided for It,
and funeral cortege left the Kay mansion
on Friday, headed for Monroe street ceme-
terry, where the burial was desired to take
place. Supertn tendent Ward, however, de-
INJURED and the procession retraced its steps
10 the home on Burton street, where the
burial took place, with ceremonies, on FRI
dayevenipg, and the pup was consigned in
high sly lie TO bis last resting place. For the
benefit of the mourners a supply OF beer aud
wh1t Ky was provided, and jOllihcat took
place the same evening. On Saturday morn
ing Mrs. Kay. who was chief among the
actors OF the preceding day, was stricken
down with apoplexy and died while yet the
influences OF the Dtghps carousal were upon
her, Cleveland Leader Oct 30
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THE STORY OF A FRENCH CoNspIRA-
TOR.-AprOpos Of Fleschi's attempt TO blow
up Louis Philippe, NJ. Maxine Ducamp re-
lates horrible story regarding one of the
accomplfces of that crime, VINO was not
prosecuted. The conspirator had q child a
year old, and on the DAY of the attempt his
told the nurse to 60 with the infant and to
walt in front Of the Jardin-Turc, In tire
Boulevard du Temple, to see the King pass.
IL was at this spot that the Internal machine
exploded. The conspirator reasoned thus
III arrested. shall be able to declare before
the court that, bavlng sent my only son to
the place designed for the explosion, 1 could
not have Known anything OF the matter, and
This monster, whose name IL not revealed,
was not arrested, and, strange to say, his
child and nurse escaped without q scratch.
Ducamp, "is still considered by his party as
u,i honnae tres Tt."--( Pail Mall Gazette.