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Especial 10 THE GLoBB.1
THE GREAT FLOOD.
Damage to the Passumpsic Railroad
"A Million Logs AAoat-Trains
DELAYED.

Damage to the Passumpsic Railroad
"A Million Logs AAoat-Trains
Delayed.
WnTE RIVER JUNCTION, May 10.
1.15 a. m.-The rapid and unexpected
rise in the Connecticut river has resulted
in much damage and the suspension of all
through trains on the Passumpsic road.
Tho mail south reached st. Johnsbury.
The morning trim north went as far as
Wells River. Both trains were held at
these points by wssh-ouls and submerged
tracks, the most of which appears to be
between Bradford and st. Johnsbury, and
in the vicinity Of Barton, seyering the road
into three sections
The mail which left here this pm. two
hours behind time reached Bradford, and
finding that no connection could be secured
with trains above, was sent back here. No
night trains will be sent ont. The boom at
McIndve's Falls gave way, freeing about
one million of logs, that are piling against
aud threatening the destruction of bridges.
Several bridges have already been swept
away. II.
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phIGl, MOUSE,
Center street, Corner wales.

Center street, Corner wales.
". r. PAIGE, Proprietor,
This house is comparatively new is well
furnished and in excellent order through
out. 1t contains one hundred and twenty
five rooms, and is the largest and most
conveniently arranged house in town.
With my experience Of several years as
landlord of the Bates house, recently
burned, and with first-class help in every
department, | feel confident that | can
make the Paige house the most popular
and widely known hotel in Vermont.
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The Turkish Troubles.

LONDON, May II.
The Daily Telegraph, in an editorial,
says If we are not mistaken, the English
Ambassador at Constantnope has in
formed the Government that the situation
is critical. Violent outbreaks, of which
Christians will become the victims, may
occur at any moment throughout Turkey,
and even in Constantinoplc. We would
not be surprised therefore if the English
Mediterranean squadron were ordered TN
mediately to Beselsin Bay, at the mouth of
the Hellespont, the same as on the eve of
the Crimean war.
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Cheshire Railroad.

AT the annual meeting of the directors
and stockholders of the Cheshire railroad,
held at Keene, May 10th, 1876, the follow
ing board Of directors were elected, viz :
E. Murdoch, jr., ]. II. Elliot, Saml Gould,
Geo. f. Williams, John b. Nicer, VIM. A.
Russell, Gold board) reelected, Edward G.
Thayer, new in place of Isaac M. Muir
dock, deceased.
Ephrsim Murdoch, ir., president, (re-
elected Also voted to issue two hundred
thousand dollars in bonds payable in TWEEN
ty years, to provide for the Indebtedness of
the road coming due this year. J.E.P.
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A six octave piano for $50, So a month.
A good five octave organ, $50, same plan.
Good seven octave piano, S175, worth
$3.50. Mason & Hamlin organs all prices.
Mathushek pianos are still ahead they do
not wear out like other pianos; they i'm
prove with use, quality which no other
piano possesses. / can give you better
bargains than ever. Pianos and organs TO
rent and rent applied if purchased.
Il. Ii. WooD,
d&w p. 0. box $50, Rutland, Vt.
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The brilliant Weber piano is still to be
seen and heard in our store, and the cele-
brated Woods organ. Besides these re-
nowned instruments, we have in stock other
good aud reliable pianos and organs, also
second hand organs and melodeons which
we can furnish on very easy terms. We
calculate to keep stock on hand that will
suit the most fastidious. Give US call or
send for catalogues.
MCCLURE e HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, So West st.
apr11d&wtf
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Especial to The Globel
Residence of Colonel Chester Pike
Burned.

WHITE Rn Err JUNCTION, May II.
The fine residence of Col. Chester Pike,
at Cornish, New Hampshire, opposite
Windsor, was destroyed by fire this mora
ing. The loss on dwelling Is twenly-thrce
thousand dollars; insurance fifteen thou
sand on house and twenty-five hundred on
furniture. 1t was among the finest resi-
dences in western New Hampshire.
FREsHET.
The water is rising In the Connecticut
and freshet is threatened.
The fire was caused by defective Chin
ney. Col. Pike loses large sum of money
and a valuable gold watch.
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The Royal Humbug.

LONDON, May 11-2 p. IN.
The Scraps, with the Prince of Wales
on board, with the royal yacht Osborn and
the steam frigate Raleigh, passed Hurst
Castle, at 1880 o'clock this morning. The
yacht Alberta, on board of which was the
princess of Wales and the royal children,
met the prince in the Solent, aud all the
vessels proceeded TO Portsmouth, where
landing will be effected and public recep-
ton rendered to the prince.
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Gen. W. F. Smith.

The rumor that spread through the coun-
Try on Wednesday that Gen. w. +.
(Baldy) Smith, president OF the board of
New York police commissioners, was dam
gerously i'll, was without foundation. He
has been suffering for some time from
lameness induced by a cold and did not 60
to his office at the usual hour that morn
ing, which was the origin of the rumor.
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The Summer Time Table.

Vermont railroad and its different branches
will go into operation week from
Monday, at which time some important
changes will be made. The company will
run no steamboat train this season, but it
is expected that the morning train going
south, which will leave st. Adams at 7,
will connect with the steamers at Burling-
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DONDRR AND BLITZEN.
The Iowa Soft Money Men.

Dies MONIES, May IL.
The state greenback convention met here
to-day. There were thirty.flve delegates
in attendance. The usual greenback plat
form was adopted, and delegates to the ma
tional convention at Indianapolis were ap-
pointed. Resolutions were adopted directing
the new state committee to call another
state convention not later than August IT,,
to nominate state ticket.
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MoultOn VS.. Beecher.

IOuGlhEBfblE, may ~.
AT the general term, evening session, the
case of Francis ID. Moulton, appellant, We.
Henry Ward Beecher, respondent, was
called. Roger A. Pryor, Mr.. Moulton's
counsel, stated it would be impossible to
conclude the argument tonight, as he was
suffering severely from physical disability.
The court then put the argument over till
tomorrow
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DEATH

CONLEY-In Rutland, May 9th. Mrs. Sophia
COnley, aged IS years.
SMlTH-In Clarendon, May 10th, Nathan j.
Smith, aged "a years.
Funeral from his late residence, to-day, Fri
day, at o'clock, p. IN.
SPENCER-In Castleton, April gath, OF con-
sumption, Albert i. Spencer, son OF Joseph
Spencer aged 80 years.
COLLINS-ln Chlttenden, April 23d, at the res
ioenco OF his brother Asa Collins, Philander
Collins, aged 10 years, formerly OF Ira.
JOINSOH-ln Kdmiston, N. y, William II.
GOoDELL - In Manchester, Iowa, Hannah,
widow OF the late Edward Goodell, and
daughter OF Friend Weeks OF Clsrendon,eged
2S years.
JONEs-ln shoreham, April 20, Lodaml craw-
ford, wife OF the late Henry Jones. aged 70
RoCKWELL,-In Montgomery Center, May Sd,
Elmer H., son of A. A. and Elizabeth Rock
wen, aged ~ years.
WRlGHT-ln New Haven, May 20, Charles Il,
Wright, aged 5s years.
MALLOCH--In Rochester, N, T., May !, John
Malloch. aged 81 years.
SPRAGUE-in Flushing, Long Island, on Sun
day morning, May 7th, REV. william D..
MokTON-In Springfield, Mass. Mays9th, Hon.
James ii. Morton, aged 90 years. Judge OF
the police court OF Springfield since 1852 Son
OF the late GOV Marcas Morton, OF Taunton,
and son.in.la& OF the late George Ashmun.
MACOMB-ln New York, suddenly, at tho
Union club, Major Alexander 5. hacomb,
aged 90 years. An onicer In the Florida war,
and son OF Major-General Macomb, General
Scott's predecessor as commander-in-chiefo Of
BENNETf-In Cambridge. Mass, Marcus E.
Bennett, aged 80 years. Cashier OF the Fourth
national bank, and husband Of Madame
WILMORE-In jackson, Michigan, April 20th
Mrs, Zllla Wilmore, aged 1903 years.
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The Chinese Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, May II.
The Chinese question is beginning to ex-
cite interest in British Columbia A dis
patch from Victoria says that resolutions
have passed the house without debate de-
claring it expedient that the government
take steps to prevent the provinces from
being overrun by the Chinese, to the injury
of the white population.
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Don't Forget This,

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, and Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 organs every
month. They are not only the best and cheap.
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says TO the contrary,
don't you believe It, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE q. DAY,
noy22d&w1y Rutland. Vt.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretlons of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., VIII send
a recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
slonary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph t. Inman,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
feb2SdeodEW6m
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Large Cattle Trains.

For the past two weeks 274 car loads OF
cattle and swine have passed over the Gen.
trail road. 173 Car loads of cattle and 101
Car loads of hogs. About 573 car loads of
cattle and swine have passed down the
Central within the past four weeks.
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Centennial Thanksgiving.

The New Hampshire Congregational
churches, as well as those of Connecticut,
will observe Sunday, July 0, as day of
centennial Thanksgiving, the clergymen de-
livering historical discusses, and the peo-
pie making thank offering.
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to a very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashioned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form here
tofore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmen of all towns
in Vermont. Price, rs cents per dozen
copies. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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TIE POPE AND SPAIN.
PROVINCIAL JUNTAS.

SAN SEBASTIAN, May II.
The Provincial Juntas met yesterday in
this city, and in Bilboo and Vittoria. They
again instructed their delegates to maintain
the original demands for the maintenance
of fueros.
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Freshet on the Connecticut River.

WELLS RIVER, VT, May II.
and the river is still rising. Heavy dam
ages have been caused to the crops and
fences. There is a bad washout of the
Pas.umpslc Railroad near the Barnet
Railroad. Travel is generally impeded.
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The Winslow Case.

LONDON, May IL.
Lord Derby, secretary of state for the
foreign departments, sent on Saturday last
an answer to Secretary Fishs letter of
March 81, In regard to the Winslow case.
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Outrage, Insanity and Suicide.

Providence, r. l., May II.
In Newport this morning, Mrs. A. Ii.
Carson committed suicide by shooting with
a revolver. Some months ago she was the
victim of a felonious outrage, and had
since been wholly or partially insane.
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Austria Protests.

LONDON, May IL.
A special dispatch to the Post from Ber-
lin says il is understood that Count An
Grassy, the Austrian premier, has expressed
views strongly adverse TO Austrian armed
interference in the Turkish complication.
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Farewell Sermon.

Rev. D. f. Estes, of Factory Point, will
preach his last sermon at the Baptist
Church on Sunday morning, May nth. He
will be glad to see any of his friends and
acquaintance at the residence Of Deacon
Barritt on the Monday evening following.
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, May 0, 1877,
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES
CAItla. SheenAI .aInhs. CalYna. SWIM


No of cars-Boston and Lowell, 10; Fitchburg,
24i total, 23I.
$50; extra s. OO@s 80; first quality 50 100
e. l5 second quality g 1896 90 third quality
81 1896 80.
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen . pair,
Mich cows and Calves from ss5@63; extra
$d5G90 farrOw COWS s20&40.
Yearlngs slo@22 two years old $ls@s2; three
years old s2s(s46
Western fat swine, live s4@9c per ID; dressed
lohellc per 10. Store pigs wholesale SO loo
perslb. retail, li9i2c per pound
Prices OF sheep and lainbs-in lots, 81 90, 81 80,
81 O0Ss3 80 each; extra 81 Coa6 30 each, or from
41@s,; g 10 sheared sheep is5Hc o ID.
Veal calves 81 50eI
Prices Of hides, tallow and skins-Brlghton
hides SIC q 10; country hides 5HS6c q u;
Brighton tallow 5HecAc y III; country tallow
ba6c y n.
Pelts 81 25a16o each. Calf skins lie y Ii.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND suKHP.
II. b. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
but stalled 100 TO l4oO lbs bullocks. Extra
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
sheep-Eytra Includes cossets, and when those
oflnferlor quality are thrown out
REMARKS
Cattle--The market is again in receipt OF a
large run Of cattle from the west. Shipments
have been made almest every day since last
market. The quality is equally as good as
yarded last Tuesday, and the range OF prices
cannot be altered We ind very good feeding
for cattle. Many lots OF the Western changed
hands, being taken by spectators, TO be put
on the Brighton market. j. Stetson sold 10
steers to Cornell Bros, average 1850 lbs, at SIC
live. 10 Steers TO Mr.. Barker weighing 1890
lbs, at essc; steers at $50, averaging ll45 los
G. Leavitt a son sold steers TO Mr.. Holmes at
DC /; steers to Mr.. GIBBS at 55.c; II steers TO
Mr.. smith, averaging 1925 lbs. at S. 50. Hatha-
way swift sold 10 steers 10 MIR. Holmes at s.
~ s steers to c. Wentworth at IS so.
Sheep-the most OF the Hooks come In sheared,
selling from TO SIC per ID A; SC is about the
on all grades. Benjamin Dow sold 81 yearlings,
average So lbs, at &c per ID. II. A. Adams sold
% Wool SHEEP ,, average XXX lbs. at Is.c r. p
6sac. j. W. Taylor SOFA 60 sheareed sheep,
average c. lbs. at &c 10 wool sheep, average "a
lbs, at &c. j. +. Wood sold wool sheep at &c,
sheared sheep at BIC. Supply of veal calves is
lighter this week, but prices have not advanced.
Poultry-Several hundred pounds were re-
ceived and sold at l6c per pound.
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A Duel.

LONDON, May IL.
The Post says that Prince Alexander
Auersperg and Leopold Kalowrat fought a
duel at Prague on Friday last. The prince
was shot in the chest. The wound is con-
sldsred dangerous.
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Centennial Parade.

The annual parade for 1876, of the
Whitehall fire department, will be on the
LIST day of September in commemoration of
the battle of Lake Champlain.
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A Highway Robber Sentenced.

NEW York, May II.
Peter Clark, for highway robbery of
Joseph Silk, was coveted to-day and SEN
fenced to state prison for 10 years.
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Barnum's Opponent.

HARTFORD, May IL.
The republican members of the Legisla'
ture nominated Hon. Henry ID. Harrison,
Of New Haven, for the U. g. Senate.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
psFioG or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFicER.f
WAsuiNGT0E. May 12.--1 a. In.
For New England. rising, followed by
falling barometer, cold northwest winds
shifting to east and south, increasing cloud
mess aud possibly rain during the night
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Dragged.

Harmon Davis, who left Morrlsville for
the west few weeks ago, was drugged on
the railroad, and robbed of $3.50. The
robbers took everything but small
amount of SCRIP
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FIRE Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. office under
the town hall. d&w
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By Gable.
Df nuu

LONDON, May II.
Advices from Bagdad state that, from
the 9th to the 22d of April, the number of
deaths from plague were 1856. At Hillah,
during the same period, there were 100
deaths from the same disease.
THE CAR.
BERLIN, May IL.
The Emperor of Russia has arrived.
Won ARNIMs TRIAL.
The State Tribunal, at the request of
Count Won Arnim, has decided to adjourn
his trial for treason until October 8.
LETTING TURKEY ALONE.
PARIS, May IL.
Private advices from Berlin indicate no
intention Of proceeding to armed interven-
ton in Turkey at present. Austria desires
to transform the present conference of
northern powers into general European
conference.
sALoNICA MASSACRE.
l-C say nv aiiNct5 iiNNC ltb bSti
made in Salonica. The bodies of the vic
Tins remained unburied yesterday. Assas-
sination il not an isolated occurrence. The
Mussulmaus were previously much agtat-
ed over news from Herzegovina, and had
assembled several times for the purpose of
preparing for the massacre of Christians.
The French Consul at Salonca had been
insultcd several times. Dispatches from
Salonica as late as yesterday evening say
fresh disturbances are apprehended there.
Christians have closed their shops. The
military force was insufficient to restrain
the mob.
THE POPE AND SPAIN.
ROME. May 4.
The Pope has written reply to King
Alfonso's last letter, which gave assurances
that Spain was Catholic and that Catholics
need fear nothing from the new copsitu-
ton, and maintained that the religious
liberty clause was not inconsistent with the
spirit of the concordat of 1857. The Pope
thanks the King for his letter, but avoids
discussion of the question at issue.
PROVINCIAL JUNTAS.
SAN SEBASTIAN, May II.
The Provincial Juntas met yesterday in
this city, and in Bilboo and Vittoria. They
again instructed their delegates to maintain
the original demands for the maintenance
of fueros.
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Che @utlantl 1ailu @lobt.
FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1876.

Aduertsers piii please hana in their matter At as
cqrlv en- hour IN The afternoon a. co'lrenSent. BY
SO foino they tcu oiee ga moro time to arrange and
property display them, han II taken at late hour
Tho circulation OF tho "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any othor daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of the
''woekly Globe" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and moro than tho combined circulation
of all tho othor weeklies in Rutland county.
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Nov York Stock and Money market.

NEW YoRa. May II.
RP TIIos cioaed PEREZ per cent I1ss nor ce,,
steTIin @eresn ei ip tsp Al e sss Ssn
Gold ope0ne5st il2A, and losed at IVA.
CCiearlngs the tod ExchSRe s27,lesOOo.
T treasury ds.Snlis ss1, ny ,a,7ooo
Governments si(eady.
state bonds qulet.,
Stocks were dun andSheayy In early dealings
aud there was general decline OF 4 TO II
cents. The widest changcSy,ser1e in Michigan
to lGs., reacted to 4Gll. Lake Sssora declined
from 5i9a to 63's stocks improved 1u sing the
last hour OF business, and the advance from ~ he
and was most marked In Michigan Central,
which rose to d7sS. New Jersey Central ad-
yanced o9iN, Lake Shore to 55lS, Western
the transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
llG,lO7 shares. The principal dealings were as
Lake shore, 1900; st. Paul, preferred, 1900;
Western Union, $500; Michigan Central
lO3so; Erie, $500 /; Pacific Mail, 1900
cold closed at ll2L@1l21s.
Money closed at 3.
Governments dull
state bonds nominal.
Stocks dull and strong.
The following are the closing quotations
U. S. 6s 81 reg"..i2lN Harlem
u. .. Gs 81 coup. ..122H do pref..,.....133
q. $. 5-2Os '0i coup. Michigan Central. Az
" 5. 5-2Os 20 Old. ll4't Panama ..........l2s
U. 8. POS '65 new. .11S5s Union Pacific.... G2,1
u. s. 5-2Os o.. .1203t Lake Shore g. Mich
u. $. 5-29S '6o.....1224s igdn southern. -. IS
u. s. IS new...,.-.llT Illinois Central.... 95H
U. ). l0-i0s reg. ..llTsS Cleveland Il Pitts
U. $. l0-i0s coup. .1lsa4I burg. ..........
Currency 65...... 1877 Chicago & North
Delaware and IIud- western. ......... 40L
son Canal......1l0 do pref.... b9A
Canton. ......... 30 Cleveland, Column
Consolidated Coal. Az bus & Cin....... Al
Cumberland. 49,. 50 N. j. Central. 49,. 9ik
Western Union Tel Rock Island. los
egraph.......... G6% NIL. & st. Paul... 37,s
Quicksilver ........ 1871 do pref 63,,
do pref. 81 Fort Wayne...... 102&
Pacific MALI. . 20'f Chicago 4 Alton. 81
Adams Express. ITO do pref. .lO48
Wells, Fargo & Co. 81 Del, Lack. & West. 1867
American Nj. u. Ex- q. b. q Q.........1lTH
press. .,,........ 60 Hannibal d st. JO-
United states Ex- seph. ........... IS
press. ........... 20 Central Paclflc... 1864
New York Central Union Pacific. &C.. Hoax
and II. r x. .,..ll0A Exchange long. .4ssX
Erie....... ...... 49,. do short. .4p0&
do pref......... 10
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State of Vermont.

OFFICE OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS
MONTPELIER, May o, 1876.
The following list of insurance compa-
MES have complied with the laws of this
state relating to insurance, and have been
admitted to transact business therein for
the year ending April 1, 1877:
Connecticut Mutual Life...... Hartford, Ct
Fame........ .-........ Philadelphia, Pa
Farmvllls. .....................Fa rmville. Va.
Fire Association ........ Philadelphia, Pa.
"La Caissc Generate ........Paris, France.
Kenton. .....,........... .Coyington, Ky.
JoHs A. PAGE, A'''
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From New York.
WHISKY RING INDICTMENTS.
NBw YORK, MAY II


INV YORK, May II.
The "whisky ring" exposure and the in
dictments against thirty individuals, COM
prising about twenty firms in New York
city, causes great excitement. No worse
crime is charged against them than the
technical oifense Of neglectng to enter in
their books according to the revenue law
certain packages of whisky received or
shipped on certain days.
DoNDRR AND BLITzEN.
At meeting of Germans here last night,
it was stated that associations had been
formed in all the states to insist at the
next fall elections that the German Ian
gage be taught in the common schools.
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From Washington.
SILVER NOT WANTED.

WASHINGTON, May II.
There has been comparatively very
small demand upon the treasury for silver
in exchange for fractional currency within
two or three days, and the amount of silver
coin paid in cashing ordinary checks, ac-
cordng to the recent direction of Secretary
Bristow, has not been so great as il was
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