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Railroad Accident.

New York, Sept. II.
Inc west bound Boston express on the
tennsylvania railroad was thrown from
inc track by broken rail this morning
near ,,,., Lawrence, N. j, killing the fireman,
wilson Greed, and injurins the engineer,
baggage and ole lady rassepger
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HEAVY RAINS.

RAGUsA, Sept. H.
1t has rained necessarily in this section
for the past three days, and no fighting has
occurred in that time.
SHOULD THE POWERS INTERFERE
LONDON, Spt. II.
The Times Saturday, in leading edito-
rial on the Turkish peace conditions, con-
cludes as follows;
Although the porte has said its last word,
the great powers haye not said theirs. Ii
remains tor them to signify by collective
act what terms of peace are admissible, and
turkey will indeed have begun new chap
Ter of her history if she should resist their
united counsels. Her unbending attitude
almost warrants the suspicion that to save
her own dignity in the presence Of her
" ssal she is waiting for the pressure Of
those powers which, as they protect. must
also command. Ii would be gratifying to
think that in such crisis the temper of our
own foreign office is firm enough, and its
purpose sufficiently decided, TO be truly
representative of the nation; but Mr.. Glad
stones letter is formidable Indictment,
and his demand for an autumn session Of
parliament may speedily become that of the
country.
GLADSTONE on TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, SEPT. L.
The Times publishes letter from Mr..
Gladstone dealing with the recent speeches
of Lord Derby on the eastern question.
Mr.. Gladstone finds fault with the govern
ment for merely protesting and remons-
trating, and concludes with the declaration:
"The time has come to 'ay you must let
Europe def1ne what is just and then exact"
He expresses belief thai circumstances
now dems the Early reassembling of
parliament.
ARRIVED.
The STEAMSHIP Idaho o IN b ,snia.
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Appointed.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Sept. II.
Secretary Morrill, Las desicnated G,-.
Is. Murray as one of three trsaeury
agents who are to take the governments
bonds to the syndicate, in London. He
leaves for London this week.
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The Yellow Fever.
BALTIMORE STRICKEN.

New YORK, Sept. 49,
A Baltimore special says IS csse' OF yell
low fever were discovered yesterday in the
eastern section of that city among the sail
or boarding houses. Three deaths have &C.
CURED. The discovery was brough about
by the health departments investigation of
the death of Bohemian sailor, who died
without medical attendance. Vigorous
cleansing and disinfectng is progressing in
the infected district.
PARTIAL CONTRADICTION.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 49,
Mayor Latraba states officially that no
case of yellow fever has been reported to
him, and in his report of yesterday the
health cov> -,,-e;~~o- s,.seon tho typhoid
malarial fever the cases reported IN a
special dispatch a, yellow fever The
health commissioner states that these fevers
are the II suit of the bad sanitary condition
of the locality. and that the disease is
abating under efficient disinfecting process.
SAVANNA INTERVIEWS.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 16.
The yellow f yer interments yesterday
were twenty-one
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a Card.

Mr. Peter Pagan wishes to inform his
patrons that he and family are going to
visit the centennial exhibition at Philadel-
pbia, this Monday and expects to return on
Saturday next, those having anything in
his lire to be done his shop will be open.
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No other manufacturer dare give his
medicine as severe test His agents have
for over two years sold Shiloh's Consump.
ton cure on positive guarantee, allowing
any patty to use two-thirds of bottle and
if it should not have the desired effect,
could be returned, and money refunded.
The proprietor states with pride, that not
one bottle in 500 has in any case failed.
For Consumption, Chronic Coughs, Colds,
Group, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung diseases 1t is wonder
fully sure and effective. On such terms a;
these, it is not strange that the medicine
has gained popularity never before
equaled. Will you try It or continue to
suffer. Sample bottles 10 cents, regula.
size so cents and S1.00. A. w. HIGGINs
Paige Il Crooks, Rutland; +. A. Morse
West Rutland Rice & Co., Castleton
w. Sweet, Fairhaven; j. M. Campbell,
Poultney; elsewhere by dealers generally.
"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past Ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use Them. Sold by Printers ana stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
1uneasd&wtf Wholesale Agents
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RALTIMORE. Sent
Fire Record.
INoENDIARY FIRE IN DRApFORp


INCENDIARY FIRE IN BRADFORD
BRADFORD, Sept. II.
Friday night,lthe grist mill of Horace
Farr, The kit factory and saw mill of AID
rich & Barrett, were together with the
stock, machinery and contents, fred in diff
terent places, AMI completely consumed
less about SS,000 no insurance.
AT ROCHESTER, N. IL.
rochester, N. H., Sept. II.
AT East Rochester two story building
owned by Eli Blaisdell, and occupied by
j. II. Skinner, hardware George W.
Horne, tenement; and David Gerrisb, sa-
loon, was tarned. Supposed to be incen-
diarism.
WORK OF AN INoENDIARY.
NEwBURGH, Sept. II.
Three large barns on the farm of Samuel
j. Hewitt, near this city, were destroyed
by an incendiary frs Saturday morning, to-
gether with their contents, including fifty
tons of hay, 500 bushel, of rye and two
horses. MIR. Hewitts loss is 81 0O0; in
sured for $4,000. The buildings were
owned by Henry r. Bernhard whose loss is
$1,000, on which there is an insurance of
$4,000. A reward of 81 900 is offered for
the detection of the incendlary. Incendi-
airy fires have been quite numerous here
lately.
FURNITURE FACTORY.
UTICA, N. Y, Sapt. II.
Conant & Sons furniture mandatory
was totally burned this morning loss
100000; insurance $l5 600. Tue fire is
believed to be of an incend'arv origin.
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TIE Two-FIFTY RACE.

In the $50 race j. II. Gibson entered oh.
m. Annie w. A. Kendall oh. m. Prince
Wales; G. F. Sollace b. 6. Clifford Boy !;
T. M. Tierrey CHI. m. Fanny STREET; Utton
Brothers G. G. Coachman; G. T. Prednore
b. G. Tramp; j. A. Brown b. m. Nellie
Brown. The race was trotted in four heats
with the following result.
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From New York.
TIE FAST MAIL SYSTEM.
New Yopv Gpnt

New York, Sept II.
Receiver levitt of the Erie railroad be-
fore the postal fast mail committee, Friday,
IVES not fsvorably inclined toward the fas-
mail system as at PRESENT organized. II
thinks if such sytcm obtains all railroads
in the country should be permitted to avail
of it and all sections alike receive what
ever benefit may accrue. The principle of
the postal department in dealing with rail-
roads ives not altogether satisfactory and
just.
CORRECTION
The Sun says il is authorized by the New
York central railroad officials to deny The
statement that the company made con-
tract with AT. Stewart e Co. to transport
goods to Chicago at seventeen cents per
hundred. No such contact has been
made.
THE RIFLEMEN.
The foreign rife team accompanied the
mayor, common council, heads of depart
ments and others, to the public institutions
Saturday. The Scottish team has decided
to visit Niagara Falls to-day, returning in
time for the long range matches at Creed
moor during the latter part of next week.
HEAVY FAILURE
The creditors of d B. Beam, a wealthy
merchant of Paterson, N. j., have received
printed circular asking them t. attend a
meeting Of creditors September %. Beam's
liabilities amount to S319,G2 Assets not
stated.
The steamship Donan from Bremen.
A FoRGKR ARRESTED.
James Shepherd, who committed forge
rles at Albion, N. Y, and then fled to this
city, was arrested to-day on the white star
steamer Germanis, in which he had pur-
chased passage to Europe.
HARLEM PLAINS CENTENNIAL.
The revolutionary battle of Harlem
Pains was appropriately celebrated here
yesterday. Thousands Of people were on
the grounds and the utmost en- husiasm pre-
vailed.
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BRIGHT EYES, regular features and grace
ful figure fail TO produce their due eject ii the
complexion Is defaced with pimpies or blotches.
or the skin Is rough or harsh. no remedy these
defects use GLENR's SULPHUR soar, HALs's
locks. augapd1wew
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RAGUsA, Sept. II.
1t has rained necessarily in this section
for the past three days, and no fighting has
occurred in that time.
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. DIFF
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Fatal Explosion.

MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, Sept. II.
The boiler of saw mill to-day exploded.
killing Samuel Stevens, white, and William
Harrison, colored
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Few York Stock ana Mcrey Market.

EsW EtIK stOcA ana Mcnev Earkst.
.sw rosK, sept. l6.
Government bonds arc quoted as Dull
Money, no loans at lJf92 Per cent.
State bonds are quoted as dull,
Gold Is quoted at nos.
Stocks are active anu unsettled.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank statement during the pAst week
is as follows: ans, increase, t7,lts,<N, sseciA
de reese, 1914 200; legal tenders incTea-e,
81 ,G9i l0l; deposits, increase, t, es soc; circua-
tlon, Increase, s63,sC0; reserve, Increase,
$685.. 40.
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COHt Wukcrb wanted.
FIVE good coat makers wanted. None
but good workmen need apply.
NovAK & MURPHY.
Rutland, Nov. 90, 1876 diff.
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office unde
the town hall. dAw
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ARRIY ED.
The steamship Donan from Bremen.
The War in Turkey.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.

LONDON, Sept. II.
A Constantinople dispatch announces
that the sixth point in the Turkish basis
OF peace, which was indeciphcrable in the
telegram received here Friday, stipuates for
the payment by Servia of war indemnity
without fixing the amount, or in lieu
thereof an increase or ServiaTs annual trib-
ute. Although tie porte has refused to
grant an armistice, it is undoubtcd that it
would consent to suspension of HOSTILE
tea.
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For Congress.

FRRRPoRr, ILL.,, Sept II.
II. G. Burchard was renominated to cor
gress by reclamation Friday, by the repub-
licans of this district.
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Canton. rs ClsyelAnd Colum-
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quicksilver 49,. II do pref GO
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Adams Express. los 40 pref.
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SUMMARY.

VERMONT STATE FAIR, Sr. ALBANs, Sept.
10. Free for all race. purse 5000; $3.50
to first, 500 to second, and $50 to third;
mile heats, best three in five to harness.
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HAoKMRTACK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. diSw1y
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Chs 8atland daily Glubs
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1876.


advertisers wiu please hand in their matter at as
early an hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
so doing they vt give us more time to arrange and
properly display them, than il taken at a late hour.
The circulation Of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, II not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and moro than the combined circulation
OF all tho other weeklies in Rutland county.
, 1876-04-07

1t il somowhn. costly luxury to- hold a
Government Office in Florida This fact
PunMAs, who is now Congressman from that
State. we'll knows, for he has Ind tho hand
ling Of tho ropes, besides no inconsidorable
sums Of money. Tho way to oflcial position
anywhere is generally besot with tLorns OF a
more or lcsa pointed character, but the
crosscs which the aspirant for Office in F1ori-
da has to cnrry nre so numerous md 30
weiglty TINT the wonder is that any person can
DO found who is possessed Of the fortitudo to
ontcr the lists. According to the testimony
before tho Congressional Committee, this
man PunAAN had q complete stock in
tho olicc-baster trado, and il is also said TINT
lie had littlo trouble in convincing himself that
this sort Of business was commercially re-
1nunorative if not precisely on tho sqaarc.
His price for cadetships was liberal, compara-
tivoly speaking, but he seems to have had no
fellow feeling for Customs Collectors outside
Of Lis all-governing propensity for feeling
their pockets. Some people wilt, on reading
tho testimony in this casc, call puRMAx SELF
ISL, but it would appenr from tho general
idea governing this chaaoter Of this model
Congressman that ho is determined to live
down all such charges, mud stand or foil upon
lis record
, 1876-04-07

The nominees Of the Republican City Con-
Tention yesterday are oil mon against who m,
wo boliove, nothing dishonorablo or disrop-
1.tablo can be Faithfully urged; mon who, il
elected, will doubtless discharge tho duties Of
their respective Offices with satisfaction
to the people Of Chicago. Tho ticket con-
tains no nominee for Mayor tho Convention
relcgating that question to tho voice Of
the whole people, without regard to
party, to be expressed in mpss-,neoting
ne1t Tncsdny evening. Tho nominations
yesterday represent md unto the two
great wings of tho Republican party it,
Chicago,-tho American and German ole.
men:s,-tle former furnishing two candi-
dates, Messra. L1rE and Tuzu111, and tho
hitter two, A1essrB. DuTz md Best. For the
remaining nationaliiies tho nominations for
Aldermen throughout tho city furnish roprc.
6entation In tho Munlcipal Government Of
oven moro Importance than the. nominees
Oh the general ticket.
, 1876-04-07
walls, Tho interior or room walla aro son-

walls, Tho interior or room walla aro gen-
orally Of brick tho stairs are Of iron or
stouo, md nro nrohed with ,nasonry tho
stepa are Of Limestone, planed mud groovod /;
there ia bnt ono stairway in enoh house, and
1 or 6 foet Wide; tho halls aro nlso Of atone.
There IL but ono entrance to the attic, md
TINT hna an iron door tho chimncya are Of
brink, nnd none Of the woodwork Of tho roof
muss bo within inches Of tho chimney.
Tho roof must bo covered with tilos or metallic
platcs. Tho Swedish oarthon stovos nro
permanent fixtures in each house. Mr..
ANDREWS writos "Spocimcns Of tlloso
stoves will DO seon Of tito Philadelphia Ex-
hibision. After moro tl,an Avo years' OK
perfenco with them, mi satisfied tha& their
introduction into tho colder pnrts Of tho
United 8tatos would DO productive OF health.
comfort, aud economy Tho efficiency Of
tic building regulations Of Stockholm Is
shown in tho fact of tho low ratos of IN
surance, and tho nbsonco Of anything like nm
organized fro department, anu tho apparatus
used IL thu old hand-e1,gines.
II will be soon TINT tho MIN of t1lose rcgnla-
tiona Ia to mako tho buildings nl1 moasusably
are-proof, and especially SO in tho attio or top
story. It is rendered impossible for fro to
originate on tho roof or to burn downward.
, 1876-04-07

grounds of It's criticism mny DO disputed, its
presentation Of tho situation shows tho u1-
certainty OF hts support in New England,
Pennsylvania, Now York land Ohio may bo'
added, since canvass Of tho delegation shows
that on eocontl bnllot llnisrow will rocoive
voto in tho delegation Of TINT stato twice
TINT for DhA1aE), md that Mr.. BLAINE has
littlo botter prospect OF securing the nomina-
ton than las AronroS or CoNh11No. Tic
Repu6lican's conclusion ia thot iu tho Con-
vention nt Cincinnati tho contest between the
mnclinc-tncn in support Of their respective
candidates will develop tho neoossity Of
nominating Bn1sTow, tho nan pre-eminontly
identified will. administrative reform, aud
against whom In consequence the machine
politicians Of ovory faction aro instinctively
united In common hostility.
, 1876-04-07

But that this ia the Centennial yoar which II
to be turned to such paying account by thsm.
the philndoiphiaos would probably never hart
lessnod that for thess many years they hs't
patronized tho wrong bAsh.ahop. It was 10 sbs
basement Of the houso-No. 700 Market atreat-+
where JEsYxuaoN wrote tho immortal Declats'
ton Of Independence: and after the ylaitor hA
swallowed bis haah lo WAS p0Em!ttod to 70 up
gtslEY and sec the room where JEPrERsoN actuat
ly ponncd 1t. uut the hnsh.easlng aud tue ascent
Of tho stairs aftorward TO tho saEine Of departed
greasnoss mas q mistake. It waa not No. 100, bu|
No. 703, Ia which tho Declaration was peaosd
This has boon indubitatly established BY sou.t
uousinR soarohca Of tho Auclont chronicles. Il u
now occupied as slop-ahop clothing establlsl,'
.nens, and the room in which JEYEEnsox vrost
the immortal document Ia gone forever, the n
torAtions Of tho building since then hssna
transformed the whole up-ataiEa into = slne'
ware or storo rooms 10 the chair in which o
sat, tia desk ii which he wrote, and Tho Old
au!ll.psns he uaed In writing. a1a numbered
among tho things that wsre, and tho hash tha
wa consumed usxt door undsr ihs delusion ahA
tho "Reminiscences that c2uag about Tho spot
might saaaon Il WA bat unsdultssatsd indisAA
ton dsvaured ell in vain.
, 1876-04-07

RICHARD GRANT WurTn and bin bfsed o.
scholars may rad and tnwAsdly digsst ths fot
lowing sd story With profit to themselves saa
sheIr ooantsymsn. J. p. pAva and W1l1l4a
AToaNsox wsfa aAw.m!ll hAuds, employed
near Dsnvsr. Col. They wars hsterophom'sa
humble way, lad ottan disputed with ssea
other Tbs corset pronunciation OF : word a
ths unooush proviuoiAisms Of ths nslghboshooo-
4 fatal day arrived On which thsy differed ~
regard 10 ths word Newfoundland. DATu sa.a
the word should b. pronounced Nsx'fonna'
land; Arou1xsoa sonssadsd tor Rsu.touna.
lkad Ths book waA appalled, w. bat sltsosl
Satisfactory sssuIts, Thsaos ~ appeal ~
sstAa y IL kshH seutt Vt hsalesx& ~ ~
, 1876-04-07
FIRE INSURANCE AND BUILDING REau-
LATIONH

An interesting papor on tho relation be-
tween insurance and building regulations,
written by 1lr. AHpnEws, Of tho United
Statea Legation in Sweden, to Secretary
F1au, has just been ropublshod@ He states
TINT tho ratoa OF insurance against fire in
Stockholm aro very low. 4 brick house in
that city which Inns been built in accordance
with tho common regulations II, rcapect to
foundations, thickness OF walls, ETC., must
havo three requisites in order to bo rated BY
tho insurance companies as flrat class. These
requisites arc: !, Stone, brick, or iron
stairsi p an iron door for tho entranco to
the nttio ornpper story; and 8, that the ATTIC
floor must be tlro-proot. Insurance ror year
on such buildings il nt tho rate Of one crown
for thousand crowns yalue, equal to 81 por
$1,000, or mill on dollas. This rate will
aound rcfreshingly low to owners OF property
In Chicago even undor the psesont reduced
rates Of insurance. a second-class house Is
ono In which the attic floor is not completely
faro-proof, aud whero tho ataira to 1t are OF
wood On this sccond-class houses the
ratio Of insurance IL S1..5 per $1,000.
II the house havo THO main wnlls OF brick
bnt the interior or room walls Of wood, 1t is
considered as third clnss, and the insurance
is ssl.6O per $l,Of0 Of vnluc. Tho fourth
class buihlings ara those Of wooden frames
but brlcked bot ween the ti;nbers, md tho
, 1876-04-07
The New York Herald, having taken ,

The New York Herald, having taken An.
other observation Of tho political skies, pro-
nounces tho indications dtful a. thia April
ssason, but concludes that the nomination 1t
Cincinnati LES between Ooax11Na and tho
unknown who will be brought forward after
the first ballot. Tbs Harald's prognogtica-
Aons are based ohiaay upon tho movements
Of s1uoA OAxxaoa in his own peculiar po!it-
ical orbit. He ia reported TO have out BL41sz
aud gone over to 0osK11so. The aasunp-
t1op ID that be onrriea the vots Of tho Penn-
sylvaniA delegation In hls pocket, and, aftsrn
complimentary vots for HAagaAxr7, viii throw
II for the thIrd-tarm fsvoritA and struttinR
pssoook Of The political walk, which, addsd to
ths Nav York vots, would gin him ths bsaa
ssnd-oa. PsshAp.. But Il u oAs thing 10 pack