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New Xork rrouuee MARIE,

~ r"A Jul}
orToN--Narket Is quote quiet; M'dj &
ANS at lla.c.
FIouK-fi Il, m re-, dnl, lai.i s'ovr
clips 1900 barr, Sales r.po r r. :.
pen I'm state and Western II at Ooa4.iO
mmon to choice extra state - (ah.al;
nm 10 chO,cetS IA "tst : 0Wn IS,
mlnon Ia choice Il. II, o. so a1,O
AYE FLOUR -l "nrA Is qn ID ST. ID!
les 30 30 > ~ I0ah II
MnEAT- un,tlt p me rs caicy
Il n mlJ htl un und III Il el . 4.
rrrlpl . 0,OO0 bushels Sales bush.
{ sic@s0 tor No Cai,agu ea0l rur
20. 3 Milwaukee; l.01Sl'b tor >u,f IN ago;
sal.iO for No INV ee; .lSCa 20
-. / sprlng; SOFA O5 for win err ser
5,al.sitJr ubei weoterh' au. goo l S5 lOr
RvR-M ,rket Is dull an noml4Al. rel9ts
ue 'snoht.
CoRN-I4 quot he w AID deollns p
eeelpts IS 900 on. Sales 80, on bushels al 5,a
it. new WIS ern mixed anu one Tor uid
BAslEy Tue market is qpot d nominal
e elpI, 1000 hui >'la- non
UATs.--ihe market /, dull he Wy. Re-
'lpts IS On bu he's le' 2s,m0 b h AT
rS4Oi lor mixed western aid st AZ ana 3.s
PoRK-rhe IN rket 10 day IS otei nrmer
.e 81 100 bal AT so. Ia"20 fo' new m IS.
HEEf.- he bteI IN If ct iunu, l. uuuicd
Tad, I en- RE .orc u y a l. d.li Tor
festvru n 1874 80 4 pcKed h ,ms
LAkD.-Markrt |, Quoiei mr. er les ~ 90
Clercts al sll.l5 iur steam none for settle
BurlEa Market is euoIed at i5s25 for
stt- aid Pennsylvania
IHsRss-c est is gu tel at i9lUc for
OninOI Ia Inc
WHISKY. Market is firm at 81 u per gal on,
fr,c.
EGGS = r. quoted nrm at ioA@l'e for state
,uu reunsy Va III,
PETROLEUM Petroleum at 9A for crude
-tueu i7Ac.
c AL-Markrl quiet at sS"@e 90 per ion by
thu ca go I anthracite.
LEATHER TL, leather market Is gu fer t1rm
iueu . AyIes ana hlo Grauue lighl 10 h Avy
Seght 0asSr
" oi---ihe mark, is n m, fair cema DO
m '>tI, Il, rlu L. quoted a. is,o bic; unwtsllt d
Od2ir pul 80 2raa-r; iubbrd mVhi nptn,
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School Teachers.

The following is a partial list of the
teachers secured for the next term in the
graded schools of this village.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal Dana Preceptress-
Miss Marcia p. Brown. First Assistant
Miss ii. l. Merriman. Second Assistant
Miss Ada Walker.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Principal-Miss Kate Phalon. Assistant
Miss Belle Ruggles.
WEST STREET.
Secondary-Miss Emma II. Armstrong
Primary-Miss Abbie Adams. Primary
Miss Ednah G. Edison.
SCHOOL STREET.
Secondary-Miss Florence B. Gates.
Piimary-AIiss Eta G. Spaulding.
The full list will be announced when
completed.
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Rutland Reform Club.

At a meeting of the Rutland Reform
Club held Wednesday evening July 18th,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
CLUB be rendered the Ladies Temperance
their efforts to entertain and encourage the
club, through the festivities of the 4th OF
july picnic.
Resolred That these resolutions be pub.
ished 10 the daily papers and copy be
sent to the Ladies Temperance Union.
+. NJ. EDGRRToN,l ca
CHAs p. HARRIS, 0om'
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GRAND Union HOTEL,

Broadray, Opposite PostoG'ce, WHITEHALL v. !.
r. Fish, Proprietor.
This hotel is comparatively new, having
been reftted and repaired throughout, ant
Is now one of the most comfortable hotel,
to be found anywhere. Located in the
central part of the place, it is convenient
to all places of business. With the expert
ence the proprietor has had in the hUte
business, he feels conf lent that he cal
make the "Grand Union" the most popu
lar hotel in the state of New York.
1n13d2m
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The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
If their world-repowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest lot of instru.
nients ever exhibited anywhere. These or
gans have always taken the highest awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs. This is fact worthy the consid-
Grafton OF any who are thinking of buying
an organ, Over $4,000 of these organs
ire rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. Il. Ii. WOOD,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
have one new buggy wagon, made BY
Promo, for sale cheap <. H. WOOD.
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Gen Crook Safe

CHICAGO, July l6
A Fort Laramie special TO the Times
'olfrms last nights reports OF the safety
of Crooks commaud ald says Crook is
still camped on G rose creek ard is in fine
condition tor fighting Gen Merritt is
making active preparations 10 nttcep 800
Indians whD are said TO have lett X, d
Cloud agencies. He arrived at Rawhlde
n the 14ih and it was expected he would
-trike the savages on the next day.
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TIE HIGHGATE MURDERER -Tatro, the
Hghgate murderer, now occupies cell
with the other prisoners In ST. Adams Jail.
file Is allowed to exercise in the corridor.
He is greatly depressed in spirits and is re-
llgiously iHclintd, but talks very little TO
his fellow pr 80 lers. He says he Is recon-
ciled b his f.s.
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REINFORCEMENT.
Drowned and Saved.

Lone BRANCH July 1G.
Anton Cinnotti. F ench cook at the
Drexel cottage, While in bathing last even
M was taken with cramps and droH ned
His body was washed ashore.
ONE HOUR LATER
Mrs, s. W. Baker, Of Alba y, N. Y, while
oa'hipg this afternoon WAS carried cut by
the under tow. Her criee ter aid r. ught
out MIR. II. V. Bemis of Chicago, whn, at
the ri'k of his own life brough, her SAFELY
to shore in al exh listed condition.
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This is the time when every precautior
is very nece ssary. Always have a boitl
of SCOTS Cholera Medicine in your hous.
in time Of need. Il will give instant reiti
in all cases of DisrrhG., Cnlic Pains,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery. &c. Manu-.
featured and for sale by Morse Bros
chemists, opposite depot. Fancy Goods
Hiir Brushes, TOO h Brushes. Knives
Raz rs, Pocket books, Walking Canes,
&C., &C., will be sold at cost, at the kut
land County Drug Store.
Morse Bros,
Pharmacists.
Opposite Depot, Rutland, Vt.
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Market Day at Granville

On Fridiy four cen hundred boxes Of
fered; four hundred and fifty boxe''old at
nine to nine and quarter cents. In ram
and Norton buyers present.
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Disaster to a Freight Train.
OMAHA NEE .lnlY

VMAHA NhE,, July 10
I'm Friday Mig during heavy storm q
culvert was,ed { FIX mileb west OF
otiumina, Iowa. into which heavily load
ed freight train RAJ a, hi ed complete
y demo fishing it, killing N lson Burt,
engioe,r AMI K~rfm Ill, and severely in
juring the brakeman.
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Ordered to the Ind an Country.

New YORK jelly l6.
7 o comp MES OF The tnird arulIery
rom F.rt Hamilton, one from FJri " ds-
wort apd one from ,kell's haIbnr, all
the command Of Br vel CJl A. l..
Vildrick, haze bsen ord, red W ihe dim
'untry. Those firm New y lk hatbor
snl probably move tomorrow.
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READING NOTICES.


that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being In use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly hoo org ms every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. If any one says TO the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and information.
GEORGE @. DAY,
noy22dSwiy Rutland, vt.
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Stallion Eace-Smuggler Wins

PmLADRLPnIA, Ju 10.
At the stallion race Salu Y between
Judge Fulleriu N and -mugge ora re
5000 the ii 0 as a. r
maiuins hree WIZ q hy : u er with
east. Iim,--2 ~ 2l7, 24T a2t.
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Che President aid Comm ssioner
Pratt

NAsHiNoroS jay lG.
Str ing efforts are belus IN de ny p,l j.
iaas to iuduce the pteeldsn 20 decl.
cceptanc Of Commissioner Pats loslg-
u)1, and heal tue breach bet ,een the
so. Mr.. Pratt is absent from Washing.
Il, but will return on VEINS Y aud
eqlestion wal prooab y De setdel by
{ end of his We k.
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Weighing the Question.

The Boston Transcript says: "Hon.
Horace Fairbanks, the scale man, republi-
can nominee for governor of Vermo It, ap-
pears to be still weighing the question of
acceptance
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THE FAST MAIL TRAIN.

The poslmasier-general Saturday, receive
letters from Vanderbilt and Thomas A
Scott, informing the department that tn
fast mail service will be discontinued OF
and after Saturday next. No pay is tn
causc Neither Mr.. Vanderbilt nor G, ]
Scott say what arrargem' MS he PR pos
to make for forwardil & the mails now e
ing by the fast mail trains. B, fore COZ
municatlng The sc facts TO congress, Pos
master-general Tyner will send the supe,
in'endent If the postal railway service
Nv York to see Vanderbilt, and to Phil
delphia to see Col. Scott, and to ascerts
what arrangements can be made for f
wardlng the fast mails after Saturday MEX
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Three second hand pianos as good as new
One Steinwsy in splendid condition; vii
Z sold cheap One American, only beer
used three months. A MaIhusbek which
mas been in use less than one year DON,
let this poruni y pass by. First come,
first served. Store So West street.
aprl ld,SWif
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Chr Rutland daily 6lobe
MONDAY. JULY II, 1876.

Adrcrtisers wW please hand in the" matter at as
early an hour IN the afternoon as Convenient By
so doing they trU girc ms mare time 10 arrange and
PROPERTY djspidg them, than II taken ala late hour
The circua alton Of the DAILY Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont The circulation Of the
"Weokly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont and more than the combined circulation
of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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No News from Crook.

WASHINGTON Juy 10.
Up to o'clock Saturday, no tidings OF
Gen. Crook had been received at tue war
department.
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A LAME RXCUSR.

The committee on the official conduct Of
John A. Bridgtl,nd rs supeivs of inter
nal revenue in Texas, report that tb'
charges were flied in the treasury depart
ment, but the originals of s,me of then,
were distracted but afterwards iurnshe,
BY Gen. Boughton, who OBJ aimed the sal.
charges directly from x-Chief Clerk Avery
The committee, ~ reason of the great ex-
pense attendant upon procuring witnesses
from Texas and the near approach of tn,
end OF the session, deem it impracicable to
fully investigate the case. and ak to b
discharged without expressing any opinio
as to the truth of the charges again.
Bridgeland
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Crops Threatened,

SHREVEPORT, La, j lily 10.
The upper river now ovel it, hanks
and threatens with estruction all The crops
in the upper ri"iv lie
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, MONDAY
The Yale Crew.

NEW HAVEN, July 10
The Yale four for races at Saratoga and
Philadelphia will consist of Kennedy, Col
lin, X llogg and Wood of the Victorious.
the Ysle eight-they go into training on
tomorrow.
FAILURE.
Failure of McSagor g. smith, iron found
ers ia announced, liabilities 100000 Of
which $S8 coo is secure
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Ambitious.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
L. G. Delano Ia tn IA eInle't d.
late for congress ton the CLi coihe
district.
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Base Ball

Nlw YORK J1h 10
It Cincinnati, Mu ual- s ! c,rha IS 6.
tnIcAGo, jay rs.
At Chicago, Chicag, -, Bosom, o
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A Pens on for Mrs. Custer.
WASHINGTON, July 10

WAbHINUTONl July 10.
The house OF rep'se",t We "a u day
morning p SID the bill gran 10y p, nsiop
al 8 0 pr month TO he " 'w,f &c. era
Custer
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From New York.

ARRIVED.
Nav YORK, July 10.
The steamship Main from B,emen.

ARRIVED.
Nav YORK, July 10.
The steamship Main from B Iemen.
HEAVY SPECIE SHIPMENT.
One million five bundr, d and iwenty-one
thou and three huhdfed aud fitiy-eur dol.
lars were shipped to Europe SATURDAY. If
n 8 600 COO was god c, In and s42l u.
QUO In SILVER.
A PANIC on A STEAMER.
There WAS a panic on The rte, IN ALI KS
ia urday morning, between Havtrsirnw
aid this city, caused y he collapse IF lbe
noiler. The fireman WAS slightly hurt.
Oie hundred and fifty passengers were
safely landed.
PAYING A DIVIDEND.
The Western U1iun telegraph company
Il paying the regular quarterly divid nd,
40 ut which there has beeu 80 much l'iga-
i'm. The amount of money rolirtd ia
SjO6,72O
In Drerfoot park Friday, Capt. A H..
Bo2a'dus and DR. Talbot sh It at 50 tigeous
ror $500 sid, and the championship of
tue wo Id. Afer bard struggle or the
part of Talbot, Bolardus won Il iRqrdns
XII d 43 BIRDS and missed 7; TALBOT XII d
Il and missed 0
A POLICEMAN SHOOTS AN EX POLICEMAN.
Early this morniI G a police fllcet heard
man and WON qu4rreliDg at he corner
It Beach street and 81 Johns lane He
Idertd them to move awsy aid the man
ired at him, lhe hall striking him On the
nigh. Ths man ran, he police fl =, pur-
utd ard gave ala IN raps which brought
VIZ other officers, wh) were also fred on
y the ruff ms One If these Ulcers re-
armed the fire but sed his ma k 9th. r
,fflcers came, at whom the man fl 20 twice,
I'D then fed INTO a qunr saloon, and get.
ng behind table, fr, d at The first ftlcer
Who entered. This officer returned III, f e
nd the would-be murderer fell with a hui
Il through his breast. He was recngtiz d
~ an exp Gem named Peter shaw,
Who was disml, Sc r m the force for rob-
Ing pedlar. His u ID is In the vicin-
y OF bis hesrt and g prubeb'v ia al
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The Indian Wharf.-The Utes to Fight
the Sioux. --...---..

Gu YENNE, July 10.
Negotiations have been maxi z tor come
time through Capt. n cktr-on, of Gen
Crooks staff, with the U,es. who are Id
enemies of the Sioux, on account If If
repeated attacks upon them. to secure tier
cooperation in the present movement
against the northern hostile Sioux. NJ NJ
Curtis of Rawlins, who hsd been dispai CHI
ed to the Ule reservation to bring in the de-
tachment, returned last night. and tee-
graphed Capt Nickerson as follows;
In obedience to your di-psich Of June 81
prucet ded to gaIher up the Uie Inoitn.
went as far as The White river agen,y Col
rado, and was successful, until stoI ped by
f Ii. DAnforth, the United States Indan
agent, who forbade me taking an Indian
from The reservation until he was author
zed to let them go by the commissioner of
ludian affairs. Mr.. DOUGLASS, head chief
at The agency, said, Tell Gen. Crook |
would like to 60.
RRINFORCEMgNTs.
Ger. hcrrtt's fifth cavalry met al Lara
ME to-day, and Will move north via Fel-
erman to join Crouk, from whom no add-
iional news has been received, although no
tears are entertained Of the safely of his
command.
TIMID COURIERs.
Clusters late action has had the effect 10
dampen the courage OF the couriers, and
none can be had To make the trip with a
message for Crook
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WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED.

LONDON, Juiy l6
~ dspa'ch from Bulgaria says that d,.
IL { Al attack on Nova Varo, Oh, he "a. K
I'll iccd christian women and children Il
entertainments, and that many we've killet
by the StIviaD fie.
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Weather Probabilities,
WAR D PARTMsNT,

OFFICE OF THE CHAR SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, july ID IA. IN.
New Engliud and the Middle states,
clear or fair and slightly warmer weather,
with light southeast to southwest winds
and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
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The Eastern War.

BELGRADE July Is.
The Servan Drina army has completed
its entrenchmen's at Rocha. The connec-
ton with the river Save, whence the
Turks received their supplies, is broken off,
TIE sALoNIoA MASSACRE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 10.
Sentences upon persons tried in connec-
ton with the recent outrage at Salonica
have been increased. The chief of police
is condemned to degradation from the rank
to fifteen years penal servi,ude; the com.
mander of the Turkish frieate to degrade
ton from the rank and ten years imprison-
ment. and the commander of the citadel to
three years confinement in fortress.
EGYPTIAN TROOPS ARRIVED.
Several detachments of Egyptian troops
have arrived at Cons'antinople.
TIE DEFEAT OF TIE SERVANT.
telegram from the governor of Bosnia
officia y rep 'r,s the defeat of the Servans
at Snu chonitcha. as heretofore reported.
The Servsns fled, abandoning their arms
ammunition and provision train. 1t il
officially announced that the Turkish gen
cral, Selim Pacha, has gained an importan,
victory over the Montenegrins, between
Gatschko and Nevesinj', and effected q
junction with the Turkish forces at Nev
esinia.
THE WIND CLOUD DIspELLEp.
New York, July l6
A London special says all fears Of Eu-
ropean war are dispellcd by Earl Derb, 8
speech.
ANnTHER BATTLE.
CoNsTANriN PIE July 16.
The newspapers publ SD declaration of
the Turkish government throwing upon
Servis the responsibility of the present
struggle, ard adding that the PORE will
attempt to bring it to a prompt close. in
order To carry ont her pr, jected reforms
and improvements. An cilicIal dispa,c
from VISA daed to-dry, announces that
b dy OF irregular Turkish troops attacked
the Sfivisrs near Chuakeiy aud defeated
III IN, fl cii e conrd, rable loss.
THE TuHKs MARCHING On.
RAGpsA. July 16
The Turkish corps winch il surrounded
a. M~'ochij. proposed TO capltulatc OF
Thursday.
Monterepriis have occupied the who'll
district Of q &c ko with the exception o,
The eitrehchmenls commanding The luwi
IN winch 1900 TurLs are surrounded. A
Considerable body of Mon,en. gins
marc hing toward Ncvesipie, where ba.
tie will probably he fought.
AN ARMIsTIoE.
PARIS, July 10
Rumors that negotiations tor AN armi-fi t
between Turkey aud - rvia have slrcsd,
been opened are incorrect, but the DO ers
are however considering concI ous wh,ci
should eventually form he basis If al ~
misnce which Viii be proposed when OPP T.
iuniiy off.rs.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN KILLED
LONDON, Juiy 10
~ dIsplich from Bulgaria says that du.
iig nn attack on Nova Naru- Oh, The ia. K
I'll .ccd CHI lstan women and cuildr,n Il
entrenchmenls, and that many were killec
by the SeIviau Ge.
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BAILEY-In West Rutland, July 18th, Jacob N
Bailey ageu IS years,
Funeral az his late resid nee, West Rutland,
to-day, Monday, at &C o k p. m.
POTrhR-In Clarendon, July IS h, William
Potter, aged 70 years
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FINANCIAL AMI u0MMAhCIAL
New York Stock and Monev asrko'
NEW icAh .July 10

Kew York Stock and Money asrko,
NEW fcKA Jull IL
hold lll1s.
Money 2e2H pr cent.
,,o,rrnlnrnl hon IS dun Ed steady.
state bonds quiet ana II nd,.
>tu;ks u uui a Il over.
BANK STATEMENT.
The city bank tn, en,,ntg rh h.past w,tk
a, iuloW-: L ans / creis-. $g,'se2u; su,ct,
r 5, : 40 SO; ngal ten :. uc,'. =, +,
29i.3U; deposits crease, sta 400; cfcult-
SUt5.
tue following are me ci,Sln II ,t,oo.
?. IS. o. 81 itl 1874 dariru -. o.. 1884,
D Is 81 coup ..lly5s DO pref. l3a
: 5-!Os "a cup, niohihai nirh e.
' 6-20s g. liu ll6 Panama
= 2us 50 new. II "a mon racine. toLj
) 5-2us 81 ~ Ike SlI.i % NJ,
Bus ~, ...- III gan SuutL. "a q "a
: 81 new ..... il1Sa 'ninuist huai- ~
). lO-iOS reg Wa eVpiRf pttf.
1910, comp ifhl6 ult %
irene rs. r5A nical; Nou
.ewa nd uuu. -,-.ctu 42t,
tandl..... - - 4 urci dd.
soldated Goa So. -, ~ a
brrltnd... - y. j. CenueI ~
stern Union T. huck lsaLd .t-t,
raph.....- 7o7s Nh as y W -,
NsliVel ...... 10 prt P.
DC salip, PREF ~ IS 5 SGG' E5t" &lru 10
lis, Fargo sc, S po.. iacl a NJ ~
tvri AL NJ. e. f. b 50 iA
rcss,, ...... aSi4 liaurhsi q q
ress,, -. IL ,r1iral ruclno H. \
York G una niot Pacific 93s
az ii. K 4 -, lts% >cnans' tong
10 S''; :raf 49, !. To ''''' ~
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,


Alexander NJ, X zie's Nv" carriage fa
les and William Charles Wares TINT.
ri have been burned. A number of =,
lining buildings w'rr damaged.
THE THuNDERER RXPLosIoN-30 DEATHS
LAYER dispatches show that the ia'slit
cau-ed ty the az cldent on the war ST
ruunderr yes'erd y are greater than
irst stated. Thirty deaths have been
,orted. and the doe ofs say at least Ia,
ne il idred are key IL de.
THE PATR1 TIC FRRNCHMEN.
special dispatch To the Times f
Paris notices the fact IA, he new city
'aris loan was quoted At lf@l7 fiarcs
mum per b. d even b'frr- lie on,i
rere known. wnile'f lt0U QUO ma
rman loan recrnIi, fl, ed My 81
llarler has been taken
SERIOUS RIOTS AMONG 1HE DrLGARIANs
VIENNA, Jul, Is
Serious riots occurred among tt Eu
fsrian p pull ce al Ru-chuck, WHERE
b kllled s'veInl flials. Deiails
wanting. The dispatch is unuu beniicai'
THE NEW GOVERNMENT 10 n.
lAtIs July Is.
The government has res I've d t. mai
'ur her administrative changes IF on
many suh-prriects ard pref C raj counr
'rs. The OFFICIAL journal publishes
conditions OF the n,w Paris loan Of 50
900 900. FIVE hundred franc bonds ale
e issued at 465 and to bear four per &c
interest, redet msble by quartet, drawing
! ID, cribers are to ay in five in,tal,mtnt
xtendiug from the leol the ,uhscripti
% April, 1873. The ! IAN IS unlikely. iheI
fire, to have any effect up the mon
n IKE.
DEATH OF A BANKER
Hermann Opp uhelm, the banker,
lead.
COLLIE lIRs srsPRNDING
CARDIFF Jolly Is
Two important South Wales collieri'
have suspen I'd
ARRlV OUT.
MovILLE, J ly Is
The steamship Assyrla from New foI
las arrived OUT.
THE CONSTITUTE N.
c NsrANTIN PIE July H.
The newspa 81 Sauboul ounces iha
, council of mi ist- discussed tl.u'es
he constitution on Satu ay IL sr
,orted that the con, uuon principle Wa
hen aduI tel.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
From Washington.

WAsnINcToN, July 10
Sonthwick Guthrie has been appoint,
ca'hier of the treasury, J. w. WHEEL ley
assistant cashier, w. Nj, fat p, y.ng
teller, and II. A whitney receiving.
MEXICAN CLAIMS.
The president has proclaimed the ra'if
cation of the additional convention between
the United States and Mexico for the eel
tlement of claims. Az it is fnui d to b,
impracIica''le for he umpire, Sir Edwarc
Thornton, to decide all the cases IT err d
TO him within he period of SIX month,
from January 81 list,tbe C INVENTION allow.
ed further period until n Jvember 20 iol
that purpose.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
FAILURE.
The Turf.

Ia Mystic Park BOSTON, races. Charlie
Mac carried Fl the first money ($5OO) In
the 1928 class. Best time 1926.