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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-06-30

I'll. '.ULE Disease IL EORCA-Frot.
- returned from Georgia, yesterday.
WITH s gratifying information that no
r pneumonia exists IN that town. The
-.--a. ., which several OF the Georgia
..lc died, he pron0unceS a malignant
-4. catarrhal lever, which Is epidemic
mlng the cattle. 10 is similar TO the
.t.t among horses but is not c0nta-
-- We are glad % learn on such
-- authority that there j. no reason to
pose that the dangerous and contagious
lrapueum1na prevails in Franklin
MY. or anywhere % Vermont.
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., Better NARkEr. June % Fair
d Ir.l-ht POE TO pc. choice De.
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a>H NEaET, June 26.-Market to-
r. --e better than last week Sales Of
-rR.r. made at loe TO zoe for fair poe
-tr .1Hlec, and 23c for fancy. Cheese
.ri me forward freely, and such a.
ia.i .-uHrc or less SKINNED Sales
male a- O.. to -. The Fay's Corner
" Book factories are shipping and
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The most ertealS;re line of
FOreigH ami Domestic
= Dry Goods ercr shOsCn
IN the city Of
BuriingtOn.

Every department will DO replete with NEW
uOoiS, comprising an IMMENSE SELECTION.
every dollar worth Of which has been purchased
ior cash subject 10 ruling Low prices. and 10 the
present. q REAT DEPRECIATION OF VALUES.
III We call special attention to the following
iots which we guarantee to have ready Tor sal on
Monday morning. June 26.h. ls76, and which we
exhibited.
The Dress Goods here offered consist Of the most
beautiful designs and superb qualities. ana are
offered as speclaities under extraordinary induce
ments in order To reduce our immense stock Tney
viii be sold follows
Lot Plaid Suitinss, So. per I'D, usual price. 2lc.
40 yds. Serge " luc 2D.
2o0i e Challie Piaids Ice. 25c
2ho' knatty Suitinzs, l6c. " 25c
i9Oi " Camels Hair Plaids, stripes, C. per yd.,
usual price. SOC =
Together with a lnsgnihcent assortment OF
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xcrox AND VICINITY.
Grand Republican Rally.

hi@"N
;,i-,ns in favor of the election of
and Wheeler are requested to meet
''' ... Hall. On Saturday evening. at eight
-.s E, rstify the nominations made at
nan and Montpelier and organize a
.-j Wheeler club. The meeting will
JOY -.-,..si by Hon. Geo. II. Bigelow, Hon.
r,3orwood. Hon. Daniel Roberts, L.
r-.p,c. Esd. Henry Ballard. ESD,
l.-. Let there be full attendance
Epublican voters.
.. ass.s REPUBLICAN Cry COMMITTEE.
f...nt,s meu should remember that
r..-.l DAY Of July is a legal holiday,
.,..- maturing on that day are by
...fayab.e on the day preceding.
t.-.lrs. The parade Of the AN
.-s U5rrible-" which l. to be such
.-. I'D the Fourth. will necessarily
,.. cary in the day, as 1t Is to pre-
.-.a1 procession. They will APP
....,.., and : o. clock and those who
never forget the sight. There
...-. variety Of costume known on
..- 300 the moon. They will be
...-y Kind Of riiable beast, and
.r.t rilabie, and whatever else
... vIu bc sure to make q sen
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ta---..s.l AT four o'clock. Sunday
-e- IRE broke out in ;. V. Howard
r- --.re and before 1t was extin-
4..I- six thousand dollars worth
wore destroyed. The building was
-.s.. "ulh damaged to the extent OF
H 5.r ll5Ward'- loss was fully
.f-- , Insurance Nothing Is known
.-- ...al-c ut the fire.
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legal gutifes.
MINERVA TALCOTT,s ESTATE.

'iAih VI VERMONT, To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHIrrESpEy. s. cerned in the estate o;
oil "llliston. in said District. deceased,
..p, GREETING.
AL a Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
- Iur .he Distriet OF Chittenden the 23d day
p1l,Ins 70 he the last VIII and Testament Of
,ilhervs Iaicoit late Of Wiliston in said District
SAID Tor Probate, and is ordered bv aid Surt mai
. sie t!'1n day OF July. A. ID. ls7G at tho Probate
Oour, Rooms, IN said Burlington be ASSIGNED Tor
proving SAID Instrument; and that notice thereo.
be gwen to all persons concerned nv ,ubIiShin,.
W., MI 9Iuer three weeks successfully in the Burling
In rIeo rress a newspaper printed at said Bur-
hnSton, previous to the time appointed
therefore, you are hereby noti6ed 70 AMMAN
oeYre sad Court, at the time and place aforesaid.
ana contest the probate OF said will. Il Won bav,
o!ven under my hand az Burlington. in said Dis
triet. this sd day Of June \. H. $50.
Two" K. 5. TAFT, REGISTER.
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r..nt-s meu should remember that
-.b day Of July is a legal holiday,
...- maturing on that day are by
......fayab.e on the day preceding.
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.A.t there is a growing di-pos s.
Second District 90 rein-tste
ul % tNnErt--
, 1876-06-10

4Stfr ftFF HhtHt J1HfHHf.
Mrs. Drfstow II n Iittlr nI,oye medium height;
her figure Ia sl{ght anu wllowy: every notituts
graceful, and the small head is beautifully
imIscd. She llas !.sllio11 of sitting Or standing
with her head slightly OH one sidc, 'lke biri.
There are tnassesof wayy brown l:ar, matching
tho brown eyebrows AMI lIrowlcreyca. The prct.
ty chin las mtD OF t,irnplr, and tho mouth Il
every way sweet. Gentle md loving son know
huE lntnIe must bo tho moment yo!i see her.
Shs was horn In Elizabctntown Ky. Her parents
.lyLng In her elltillhond, sllr was "ratsvd" tas
tfcy say In tho soutl) by her unclc, Her mai.
den 1ai1,o was lsriscoe prcfnced by the old fash'
ioncd "Abhy." Somehow tint quaint uu1uu
suits her thorongl!ly. DID you cyrr know m
nld Kentucky town lived thu grandmother Q!
tie future Secretary OF course, the boy visited
her, and meeting tho pretty tlnrk-eycl Eirl, tes
Image liked itself, till, tho education IT both
tow. Twenty years, Rlle will tell you, hass
passcd sinrc then; twenty ycars Of unbrnkcn
1--we nnd trust; twenty years Ut quiet, ullcyrnt-
fnl life, except during tho War, mud tl,c ,lora
ng her husbands ai'scncc,|n the army, Mrs. l'F't
tow spent lnuch Of her tili!e ut her ChillllaWFs
home. Mrs. Bristuw Inns two Children.
Miss Mamie Is at school near Paris. pcrfcrtlns
herself In accutup pllsmcnts which ran b. lettrr
taught there, while tho btl, though only H. i
nearly flttrd to enter college. lle Il Mt present
member Of thu preparatory scllool ut Prince
| ton. A II hostess Mrs. Bristow is very charn-
tnC. Their hnlige {rchrl already Il!fh1F!ict1l Is
Gnc Of pretty row faclng franklin Square.
There Rtu jartf{,ierfs In tho wln'lnWs, asnl tbs
scent uf the flowers Anats through thu rooms;
ycster.iay lnoctIng-bird, up.statrF. was Moistl7
singing his e,tlre repertoire. quits drowning tho
! SWEET, rid. tones nf Il loycly English hulltlnrl,
Which Is Mrs. yr!stow's special prt;; unI tllrte
| Is everywhere MI atmosphere 81 lInn>u which
must be grateful to the tired Secretary when
he escapes from Tho .pcrplexing an,loyanees Ut
Ills utllcc. Mr.. n,,.l Airs lsrlstrw nre re4lyte-
riane, Intending the Rcy, Dr. M!tcheil's cll,,rA
Ono lEtttp Tit nf character sliaws Itself IN tts
answers given to visitors wlo chl Mt fnronTen'
lent hours. OF course, tllorr aru crUwtls WIN
come even upon the digs which arr Brpp,sctlt'
| tc tic latly's own. unt Mrs. I!ristuw rGi,d nrsf
hays moments privacy dill hlle rcceivu cyrrf
one. The ct,uyentinnal falseI,ool "Snt at
ln1nc," fl easily slmkrn md conclusive, hut M's.
Nslstaw instrusts her foatman to say, "Shc i'
| Mt hume, hit is engaged an.f witiIrs to be RI,
c,lsrh." That, In Washington, IL m unusual
manifestation VI c0nstIentIt,ltsilcsa. Mrs. 1}r'+
tow nas large posscssions In her own right. lcs
toilets art alsn appropriate and tasteful. ot'en
rich, hut ttrruis never my lispluy III sarrss .!
r1npaEr, antl l;n,w III one wlo wonl! nj
gfa1ly dD hnmag" to Mrs NrIstnw III ttIe White
ltsntsr, shtWlA !atv !s. gsnNl es,oagh ta give 4;
such President as the fearless Secretary "ou'l
| make
, 1876-06-10
MINOR AIEETIEGB.

THE HkSESIH HAAu
The East End Republican Club Ut the Seventh
Ward lcld II meeting last evening ut thu corner
Of Iialstel and Fourteenth streets. Epoch Col.
by presided.
The Committee OH Constitution and bylaws
ma!c reln,rs, which was adopted.
The cali!ng Ut an rlect!on for Mayor was TIM
sllcred ut lcngtta, and finally u resolution was
passed inatruetIhg the Aldermcn Ut the ward
IL sptu fur eul'ug All electlua al this earliest
possible moment. Ths tlxusslon Of the
question led tos few r1cassntres, In which ono
gentleman suggested iha, In rirr Ut ccFtatn cit.
cua.tanccs It would not bu uuliss for the Council
10 nsc some setion !uokng to the h1|ing of va
canc,es in shss body. ThH rrtn.t wss tAat no sn-
eaAcl.s e1lhea no't but !he future depended very
lt1yely upon tbs action VI The Eorrt III the next
few dsys coneesntay one of the representatives. Of
the Seventh Ward, Other remarks followed. tn
which one speaker otpDAcd IDnttuetn. thr Alder
man In thu matter. fot tae 1ea'ou that one Vt tho
Aidermtn ~ould yots for stccial tcrtson nny.
now. md with the other the prospect WA ths, i.
might be ont Ut hr itoHe5 10 vote at all
The nectiu. adjourned iur ont Hsrk without
uausacsins ally tpstheI b.slnssa.
, 1876-06-10
MEDICAL,


Michigan State Eclectic Convention,
sprcfdl Correspondence n Tat Tribune,
I.ANslHu. Mich, juno 9.-'rllc State Eelccth
Medical Convention was held In this city ts,slay
The officers elected we're: President, A. Peck d
Lowell; Vice-l'rcsident. II. +. Peek, o;
Hickory Cnruers, Barry County; serre
~, L. A. Howard. Of 14trhdsM;
Treasurer, Il, G. Ely, Of Atcdna:
Recording Secretary, A. Il. Brown, Of Albion;
Corresponding Secretary, Il. N. shaw, Of Allea,
Ilill.dnlc County: Boarl Of Ccnsnrs, A. Peek,
iowal II ~ Ey l. Il saW a a. mkt y: G;s cyaat; a.
WIS fixed at Knlatnnzoo, June !, 1871. Tlicra
were thtrty-two members present out OF tutsl
membership Of 102. a. c. Joslyn offered the
following resolutions:
Homeopathic, now }ontly occupying the Medical
70 S ' st sas os%sffs e. fs sssfs s d. Il;
o' thc people q ihia COMMONWEALTH snd 1851,
pic. If iii: overnmcns /" surroft By taxnpon p'", a,
scctarlan cinss. either medical at Religions ,nx.
ing for aucl, support tiosc who neither patrunizs
nor bclleyc IN tlo taet'ines ofsuch rcc.;; ~ y
Eclectic 3felIcnl h.soclntIon d Michigan. do n,ak;
known and dcclare Tint wa helIeve:
1nent therenf, leaving all classes of tho mr;licl
pFn1cfkfoH 70 eEAhu upon tlclF HWn mcrltA, WttUH
slon9! fsv'ri,tsn by t.slns the people, i 'arss
| ton ansl the methods Of practice fot which such
| taxcs nrc 1cs1ra.
| Srcoad|y-Wc woul.l. Therefore, recommend thai
1t should be thought rxpccnt tint the Legislature
Of tli: commonwealth shonld donate. aH haa bec,
dong in other States. 10 tho various hchoai. n
medicine snch sums al It may deem expclrnt fo
erecting eollcEc., furnishing museums etc.; an,
nccnring t0 thsfr respective numbers In The stae
Ihfrd'y-Thnt ws brifvt no g,'od chn grow nu
lnycrniaent In forcing al unwilling nlntrimnnis
| alliance htfwccn the eaiwart bridegroom, Allopa
! thy. and tho aggressive, Haury mnittnn 1[nl1,rD
| rathy; and that thu socncr such nntngemtstIc e!e
lncnts arc tcmovcd ffom aMd rendered! intsepcndrn
Of each other the butter 1t will br fur the people
and the medical profession generally.
FoaFihiy.1hat cnnimIttcc 0f three be appo1nte
whnso tlnty It shall be- to prepare full report IL
gardlng this matter and petitions to tho next tcsia
latutc.
The resolutions were n'lprted, n,Gl Mcssrs
1oslyn, 1!"hr,ok, and Ely were appolntc
such Committee.
, 1876-06-10
PHILADELPHIA,


Special Dspatch to Tia Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, juno IA reception was
given this evening by Zen. Hawlcy to tho
American and foreign JuresB at tho Judgcs'
Hall. A large number Of tnrtted guests was
present, including prominent roltttclanH and
professional men from other cities It ts ILL.,
dcrstool that It Is tJ be uae Ut series OF sini
lar entertainments given for the purpose OF
making tie Jurors and Commissioners better
acquainted with rach nthcr.
sATrnnAy EVENING.
The announcement tint Tho Exposition Build
ing and grounds nre to be kept orcn Until q
o'rlock Saturday evening Tcets with universal
apprubntton, and 1t Is tiopcsl that tho Directors
General will renew the order every week here
aftcr.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION
tsnot yet deal, 4 petition Is IN circulation and
receiving numerous signnturcs, It's substance
being that "thn undersigned, holding TINT the
rare spectacle presented on thu Centennial
erounns o1Eenls neither against religion nor
morality, butt like the spectacle Of Nature tself,
is cmincntly fitted to cheer nnd enlarge mems
thoughts, arc earnestly In fnyor Ut Its helm;
Kept opcn from nom on Sunday, tho Christian
duy af rest, so tllnt I'LL thnse wlIo hayu other
opportunity may shaEo in great rcfrcshmcnt 0t
Mind, In entire harmony with the humane md
4FAtGFnnl SplFIk III OUT EunlHt1l CIlflbl1AlHLy.
TuH CONNECTICUT srATE rUILD1N0
was informally opened this afteFIoon, there
being about 400 .pessot!s present, Including
members OF tbs General Assembly Of Con-
necslcut. doY. MguEsolL mud stall havo not
yut arrived.
FiAso5.
Tho p!ano manufacturers arc Just nnw
troubled In spirit. Sotnoof tho most prominent
makesH decline to allow their piAiIos to be
te6tatl, on The ground that Il IL use]ess to co.l'
tend agpinst opinions already expreasGt1. ThIa
morning several oi the plano inanufacturess
sunt their wnguns and removed tlle
Instruments entered for composition ff0!n
| The hall. The assertion Ia made
ra.her broadly that sotne Of the Jurors l,avr
allowed and arc allowing themselves To be III
| flurnccd by special prcJMlIees ansl fayoritisn'
! founded in tslc prestige Ut eerta!n niakts, and
| refuse 10 decide tho question nf sHrsetuAcJ u
| the merits of the various Instruments.
| cAHTELE.An eoMlN0.
Or. l., De Ahrlsgufta, of thu Spanish Com
mission, states that he lius been notttlrd by telc
graph that Emilio Caxtcllar, the celebrate
Spanish orator, nr. Alberto De AhrisInlta7 AM
jose {'uaranda will arrlyc In tt!ie city ab0t tht
end of tic month "A representatives Of tts
Spantsh trcss They will deliver several lecture
III Spanish during their sujourn here.
, 1876-06-10

K. 1rsslI' Y Co, DrrNel, S'ugaI' 4 10, i:r1
ktn*. Livingstone d ltist md uthrta Va. TIu,n,.
r'mti, mi ntl'crs for raIrna.l Iron supplied II,
building tile Davenport e. 81. I'nul Is,unI
Intlgc aanforl IN The Superior Court III,
aftcrntnn directed tho rcrs!irt for }innttil, nj
$:HN}, ,22tW Ia gold. "a
Sp1rfai n,poieh to 77s 7rsonnt =
CNnf1sVl1LE, IT., Juno g.-IhecntIrc tacu,,1
Of blackburn University, Including j. ". Ba}
Try, President, resigned their positions ycStrr.
tlay, md tlcir rcsfgnntfons were nrrrptr,l. Tia
l,oart! of Trustees n1lourncd without alIino
their positions.
Great preparations nrc being Innt!c for III,
celebrating o! our Centennial Fourth. rronJ.
ncnt speakers arc to deliver ntl'Ircascs. Tbs
display will he on larger ecnIc than ever DO
fure nttemptctl In this pnrt Of tho 6tatoA
, 1876-06-10

QEOft0R II. nOEER1 0F fHFHS1LFAN4A'
N ht Ea.or af The 1rtoMnt.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, H., juno o.-Plcase let mo
suggest the name Of GcorgeH. Bokcr,now Minis
tel to st. Petersburg, as MI available candidate
for President. Ills record during the War with
the strength Of tho pen would be satisfactory TO
tho HaYcs anl BrIstow element OF the Rcpub-
1fcan party; and his splendid administrative
career 1t Cons.antInoptc twherc ho received Tho
highest honoss ever rendered 10 m American Min.
istcr>. and at St. Petersburg, With his diplomatic
sk'i and Influence With the Czsr q Rns,a e p tayo
dcinhia woald 10 attractive 10 the Blaine portion
Il s p. Mf y h.s hssn fnyo.aby
nast a.a suitable perfnn for Governor: bnt moi
beng regular os'n h. aa IT. haTo ,us
and in favor OF rIell reform in the a1nilB Of the
Government, ho would combine t,esength enonFf
tnsnrc his election should he bc nominated nt Gin.
cinnati Thesc arc THO vlows given by Fremont
hinco1n Grant Republican for what they arc worth,
CINCINNATI.
, 1876-06-10
CRIMINAL NEWS.
A Shocking Duel Fought at River
Bend, Near Denver, Col.
The Two Participants 90 Ont on tho
Prairie and Are Watched
from Afar.
Three Shots Fired from Each Side,
and Ono OF the Men Killed.
a Wife at Beaufort, Found Guilty Of
Inf1delity, Kills Herself.

- D1UU11 1tU 1Ls
Special Dtspa!ch to 7nt Ttfbunf.
sr. Louis, June 0.-A dispatch from Denver,
Col, says there Is great excitement over the
duel which was fought ut River Bcmi, Cu1., yes.
tertlay. Tho participants we're Albert Jcssup,
sou Of Il prominent New York bunker, md ".
Q. Davis, both Of whatn for son,e
time past hare been trailing extensive
ly In rattle. The circumstances attending
the deadly encounter are Of tho most peculiar
character. No ilI-wilt Is known to have existed
between tho two men, Ind TO cause whatever
can bo figured for tho thrilling tragedy. Sec
ontls wero dispensed with entirely, the
prcltmtnagics being arranged bS tho principals
themselves In M apparently an,tahlc manner,
anil without tho slightest display Of anger or
ill-will. The men, after meeting and conycrs-
Ing quietly together Tor O few moments, ey'-
leutly decided TINT ono or the other must
die. Whnt they talkcl about will,
It Is ,uorc than probable, remain
secret for all time. After .1cssup
and Davis hatl concluded their interview, wlAeh
tatl been brief, nnd as subsequent events proy-
ell, to tho po!nt, they strot1ed oil together on
the prairie, and astrr Ansllng suitable spot,
counted of 50 paccs. nayis wns nr1llrtl Will
Winchester rihe, mud Jcssup with II
tcrluus movements Of tho tlutlists, collected,
and hal by ibis time approaehcl neur enough, t.
witness tMe preparations mentioned. M
boomer 1,a,i tile ground been. marked
t!ons l50 feet apart, aud, as tic words
" Are you readyt" issued from tile lips nf both,
firing commenced. Jessup succeeded in dis
charging three shpts, nojIc Ut which t0uk cf-
fcct Davis first shut was also Wide, hut us .lln
smoke c,rlel from the mouth of his repeater for
tle second time, his antagonist WIS seen to reel,
the pistol fill from lIs han, and l.e fell on hts
facc, deal, With t. bullet through his heart.
Of tic siucl, carried the bu1y hack TO thu rail-
roa!-statiol, which fs on tho kansas
raelIlc Koa1, 10 miles, cast nf
Denver. Thu torpsc arrived ut Denver In t1lc
evening, mil was Farcd in tic lntlls 1T nj tttl-
tlcrtakcr to bc prepared for shipment to friends
In New fork. After seeing fc corpse placed
On thu trAin ut River Den Station, Dnvis toUk
advantage Of the confusion which prevailed,
mounted his horse null roslunIE, since which time
he has not BEEN scclt,
, 1876-06-10
TIE RECORD.


WASHINGTON .. C., june g.-AIr. Dennis,
from the Committee TIL Commerce, reportcA
With amendments the House bill to amend
certain sections of titles IS lnld &, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, concerning COM
mcrcc md navigation, and regulation Of steam
vessels. Calcmlar.
The senate thrn took up the bilt making ap-
propr4ationa fur tl,s service of the Post-Olllre
Department fur Tho lseu1 ycar, and for other
purposes.
Mr.. West, In chnrga Of the bill, said when 1t
came over from tue lIousc Of Representatives.
It proposed 10 appropriate s:3, ,5s0, 100. "A now
submitted 10 the Senate by tho Committee 1t
proposed to appropriate s;3, ,ait,a1o. Thrbl as!
came from The House coI,tainr., provision Of
general legislative character looking 10 the rednc.
tioa Of expenses, 1u tho iudgsuent OF the Tom.
nttee, 1t was not practicable to do 10. and there.
fore the Committee recommended non concurrence
rrnlj juttnlcnt Ut saasies and ch4ugc In conrrHsa.
tlon 10 sailroah companies throughout the country
fur carrying uatls. The fub}rst ui compensation
and ,hr t'nmmlttee are q opinton lint II fh nut
advisable to reoren It. Thr reduction of this ap-
[msn 10 3c. ws Mona t % sSss chs ~ .;
railway ,,o.t. .onlccs aud CAUSE = reduction Of the
fA.t mall service. The Gon.mlstcc md lnrt tho
iuass hs way, Il leaht IN te direction o. sc9n.
ycar tor ths service Ut thc F.t-uftIcs Department
than wss appropriated lart year;
The 1tnt amendment rtorused by The CnmMlttro
W.. IL appropriate $3.50. Mn fur ,Ial lcprc1Atlons
and apeelal aycnts instead Ut STU, QUO nppropFat.
ed BY 1l.e House.
After arl,atr ltr afnrnl,nfnt wns agr"ed tn.
The Committee reported an amendment TO ap.
prupriutv 40, tH)u fur advertising. Inst, nd Ut th0
eruIp-e y thc I!.,Hrc. providing That ,Ae Post
-irnelnl hhuIl cAutc the advertisements 0t
al general mail leiangs VI each 8,air h TcrrituFy
IL r cor. .fcuGGAly Iittr up In eactl Poat ttff!cr
In tile Stats and ltrritpry embraced !tl hnEd at-
testisnrht for Vt least sixty days DHfrc !ac tlnc
| Ut zach FrncFal trttlng. hnd Hu nt'Ics adsert.u'
ment uf such lettings shafl ba required. but tla
ps",i.on hall not apply 10 ai'y other thaa general
| mail -ltttin.s.
Alr. salisbury inquired what WA the object ii
] taking the IFtFtl.eHchts ffuln thc newspapers nl
t the country, II kErn4td III hIm as II II WA MI
! amendment Of '!unhtfnl p'Oprfety.
! ME. Neas replied that ,he nn'sn!msht was onlS
| to pe7{tlnate MI Arrangement established = ytaI
Ago ~ save cxpense, and II Lad been found " wvrl
| acsAhta1rOh.ly.
| Th,a nlcHdmrnt was agscrl IL.
| TM t"uru vi Representatives plntD4ed to aHpED
Pirate ~. tt3. QUO fof compensation to puIfVIas
itEs antl the senAir COMMITTEE 0h Appropriation
1rEn,.lcd an amendment ia make the amDuA
| S1.lD1. tAal.
Mr- Shrtmnn said =. Iutilpn aaI:t.t 10 hs n1l.
N" pay u l' tt;.rtuT-. TIL" I.Lsu f,l-tbI.l-
, 1876-06-10
T.tl'l3il.

sr. ALnAxs, Vt, Jnne D.-The IIEghyatc muir
crcr, Tatru, last hight suffered terrible mental
depression. Charles Butler. thu husband of
tllr murdered woman, yls!tc'l Intro to-day, ac-
culnpan!eti by state's Attorney Austin, Of High
gate. Tue pslSo1,cr's grief wns beyond drscrIp-
tfol. Tatro stated to Mt. nutlcr that what ho
had tnld nbost the murder was il,n truth, unt
liz plcn!etl fur mercy. lie told Mr. Hus!or to sasn
thu money DUE hi',, ratru, tnr la'",r performed
upon the farIn, III II ontrlbnttou toward a
tombstone u ho erected at Mrs. Rut.cr's grave.
liz alsu Promised Mr. Austin that soon ilu
would till hin something further !n detail.
, 1876-06-10

DETROIT, Mleh., June 9.-I}ctrott Command
cry nf Knights fntnp1aE Was warmly received III
ita urrtyal nj G:N this evening, nul met nj the
depot by til. Light Gllst, which aetrl usa
gunrl ii i,nnor, ttt Nutluna! Guard, a,ul the
i'elo,lsee EltlGts They marched through thr
SPECTATORS, who applau,led all along the line ot
.nGFttL
, 1876-06-10
COMPROMISED.

PlrTsnuno, ra., juno 9.-1he Conference
Committees Of tho Putla1crs' Union anil Iron
Manufacturers Association agreed upon conl-
promise ttet!ay in regard to tho price for huliny
run, which will bs submitted to botl s[,l,s to
,norrtw. Both Associations will probably ac-
ccpt, and thus terminate the present lockout
, 1876-06-10
St}ICtDE,

NASHVILLE, June 0.--samucl n. King, for
merly Deputy United States Marshal for Middle
Tcnnesseu, Indicted tn-1ay for obtn!nlng muney
under fujsc prctrllsra last October, Allot ansl
killed himself III thc Criminal Cuurt-5oom, t!lts
city, this evening willie IN rusfnly. The weapon
used was {arkGt Cults revolver. lie'.lic.l In
stantly. Deceased was originally from Day
ton, q.
, 1876-06-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

I.oHnoN, June o.. Steamship Ahyssfn!a,
frorn New York, ard 1.r!psg, from Baltimore,
hayu arrived ont.
NEW York, June O.-Asrlrcl, steamer Ely
sla, frun, Lol.dun; Stats Ut Virginia, from
Glasgow.
QuHENsTows, june o.-Steamer ldaho, from
NdW York, has uErIyrt1.
, 1876-06-10
0RlIllAhY

DETROIT, Mich, J1thu 0.-IInn. Ransom Gar,l-
ncr, uf kuuulazotI, died ut Anderson, Ind, this
morning, of puenimona. Thr rcllails will bo
taken tO JuncHvtilr, HtlclI., totiay for bllrill.