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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
GeHn0BHGes
sRnr Rl1r

Ct. Qout8, II. 9tpril. - Mar Blu
meutbal, frithir 8euenue Gtnne9mer IN ct.
Ntarfs, SloriOa, tputOe geitern 4benO bier
uuIer Der antlage oerbaittt, Die 6c9tsrun9
pG1renO er Siunehmer mar, beitoblen 81 ba-
ben. Slumeutb0l murbe iOiOrt mad 6lorloo
abgefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
SelegrapbiI6e Sepei6eT.
Ste stIber3abIatt9 6eid,lofIett.

Saibingto II. @pril. - 9aa
ltuterbaus @omite oes &ougveiies bat beutt
Dturgen beiflofen, idmntlihen amenOe.
H1ent8 bes Senats Su Der iogenaunten Sit.
ber'&ourant 8ill bei3uitimmen uuo Die 2tn>
nahme pes @eiebes III empFehlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Set Sintt@ttu9sta9 fur oEtt
SD nNAef S6AAffHa

gtem z9ort, II. april. - Der @liaIier
2tnhrea5 8u9s, gefern Der @rmOrhung oes
Q8m. SimmOnS ihulbtg btfunbeH, rpuroe
beute in 8roOflgn perltrtbeilt, am 2. Suni
9ehan9t 81 merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
8cet0 i0ttt7Q Der 6rQtt GGtIer

.SoWell, Ytah., IS. April.--peute gta6s
mltta8 fnno Die Seeroigung Der Trau Sen.
SutIer itatt. Sine groBe Menidenmenqe
tol9te Dem Sarge, meldJer BON reiden BlIz
menipeuOeu bebeft mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
9fn SfIIicNs@ @fm

gGaihiugton, 12. Aprjl. - Die Gil
ber-8ta, uunmebr in bei6en bGuieru auQe
nommen, bcbarf nur nod Der llntsridriit oei
PrdiiDcutCu, nm @eiete8fratt su erbalten
Die llnteridrift miro pobl mOrgen effoigen
81 @'IGnatiiGsfGa tn BDtI0OelpDta.
" btlaoeIpbta, u. &pril. - Sim
alte Ntauef IN etnem 8retterhauie al 0ela
more'Apenue, oberbalb @reenlr., brad beute
3alammeu unO bsriHiittGte ben TNhrmamu
Shs. RorrtS, Sob. 9ooger8 unO &6ri1iau
Steun. Diorrts ftarb turl, nad)bem er Enter
osn 3rltmmern Bernu8ge3ogen poroen mar.
Ste belOsn anOern weroen bergelteqt merOen,
iIno Qber thinner heidGNint-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Die gGbtsfcns&Sro3cITe in St.&Otts,
- 8cu. Mc0Oualo ttnO 2IpcrB
fes0stNef7t tn7& H21sd1ti1GltEA

ct. E0ntS, -. Aprll. - 0GH. 9o9h
Wc0onalO muroe bcHte orr ote Shrahten
gebraat uuO nui Olei Sabre ms 3nftbaHS
9eid)idt uno su $4,000 SrafSablung Uelnr.
tbeilt. - 2G. 3. 2lucrp, iocben pou Salh.
ln9ton eiugebrutt, fam nit lmel 5abreil
3udtbau8- uno $1,000 Gelpjtrafc oOooH.
Ct. &oNt5, IS. lprl. - 0le 9aI5elt
DC 3onalO'S rQtiEt pom %. gtouember D. S.,
oem Gage ieiner 'Gdul0tgjprcdun9. Selu
YertFctotger, 0tlfIcr 9rHm, bat zen 0ldlt'r,
uultatt ces 3Ed)tbauieS ooS @Ouut9= =@eiang
uiB ol8 SoaItort gu belllmmcur pell Der Sc
uera( frGnGiidl iei. 3i6tcr 6rcot mar Ie9c +
unerbittlit uue beilimmte oa8 3uhlbauS 9or
Seffa,ou @itp. Die Snate ut o0S b04itt
SraimaB inter btm @eieBe.
SH oeaI Sale AuerD'S muroe Der Dor eiui
gen G0geu ellaIicne Sciebl, ieiuc Biirqifai
ais ueriaIeu Su trflGreu, riidQdnGtC genu6t
Sir Den Bevbrehar AOern lit 0ieiet
ebentaGs Das Morlmal StraimaB.-ZSn Den
Safe Yia9uirt'5 pufoe eme StuuCuug be
milligt, bis Der 8rdFOegt iiber Die ibm 3uge
ianrte BetltiOH bclhlOiien hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Sen. Smen6.

melde S1ritte bic @roB> >Gei6woreuen in
Se5ns anf bic 8bitlep'ife SIa9e tbun
tueroerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Die SmulfrGgc tn Connecticut.

Der gSabl aru ). .. 0tt5. mur0e Oariiber ab.
gcitlmmt, oh ale ShulOiinIttt inter cine einz
Notwithstanding lu byiugeH ieten. 8orge-
ltern rUar ctn lebhaitlrlSabIFampi in melhCm
c8 iid) nm Die @nUdbInna ciuc5 Sdul @omi,
te'S hdnOcltc. IS marcu 3wci 5idetS inn
Seize; ba5 cine oerlGibCu mar aus elmer aleis
den AaSubl uoH JtepHblitauerH un0 Demo.
frNtcu 3uiammcHgeiegt, oa8 auocrc mar bonn
Partcl- uro 1eitelL@eile 0iftirt mor0en.
Die Stlmmpldte blieben bis II llhr 9lahtS
often, uuO man lab nod ipGt in Der yaAt cine
etma 500 0taHu lauge J(eibe UOn Stimmge.
bern, Die 0arauT martctGn, ibre Babltimmen
ab5ugebeu. 9a8 Bartei- uno Seftenz 3idet
eriag elmer 0laioritdt BON etp0 400, Die oas
9egaeriite &idet crbielt. IS iino im San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Sie @nGenz4usgabe
Ses npsat(bsn Gorre(ppnbeaten,
beraus3e9sbsn bon 8. 8aiae,
Viz. Baltimore, @o.,
sri4stntte teoen 6reitas glOrssn.
MasertFantSdIc 8oro1tc.

yrets: SOrtoiret mad irsenb siuem 3bele Der Set
@tauten uRO GauGo0s $3.50, nat europa $500 pr
Sshr, ina Boraus sablbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14
Die tGpnOitfaniithc stats Entt
OettftGfa BON SiiNn(SnNnIifan

@olu III bta, S.=&., IS. Geril. - 9ie
! republttoHtldlt Sta0t5 @ouueutlOn hat Iif
| beute Wtorgen, HadOGm iie ndbreuo Der aau.
sen Jt0d)t III SlBuug mar, OertaQt. 2u DEN
! Nb9eoroueteH llW 9fQtionQl. GOuUention aebTs
ren @ouperncur GbQmbGrlaln, Senator Bats
terloni Collector @GrtbtngtOu, Gongre6Qlie=
Der JtntnCg, tarb., SmQu unO QSaQQce, gr.
eon9rcB9leo elliott &C. 8eIdliiiIe muroeu
angenommcu, norm Nar0ui btugemteieu miro,
oaB oas San0 lelt Der 5tebelllOn in feiner ar8s
Beren 9eINbr geweleu Ici, ais cS 5ur Belt Der
Sail it,; ferner wuO Seu0tOr @t0rton meaeu
letner ScItrebnu9cn gum Sdute Der 3Iedlte,
Stelbelten un0 GiCtd]beit 2lller belobt. Ser
leBtcre 8eldblu6 iagtG Dem 8ouuerneur Gbanz
| berlaIn 1tidlt I'll, uuh er ette elne 6eIolutiou
Ourd), luCid)c 0lc 2lbgeOrOneteu tuitruirt, MIR
titr hen bciteu 3tcpublifdUer, Der Ill GOuuIfeu
oer Jtetorm III Der 9tattonal- -8ermaltung Iei
unO Die Sage 22ahingtou'5 pieOlr 3uriid.
brtuae, 81 ltlmmCt, ScS gSetereu pqifrte
Ole @OIUelltlOH elueu Oantbei1luB all ben
BrdltOenteu 8rout oiiir ole getreue 2(u8fiib.
ruHg Der 9cicbe unO Oeu giier, nit meldlem
er oen ltHrttH llrm Der &egierunQ iiber iene
8ur9er OuSCcirtdt babe, meldIe BON beluaff=
ncten Sertw6rtr. Suuoeu beorobt muroeu."
Sin 0anfbeidluB uH 9ouuerueur Chamber
lam, mClder Den ycbteren fiir icine 9(efornIs
8cltrcbuu9eu belobte, FGl oage9en nit etaer
| 3melorlttelS,Diebrheit ourdl.
&olumbIu S.-@., IS. @puil.-@s hat
| ICbt Oen 2tndlelu, oaB @ouuerueur Chamber
l0lH Die Delegation iur &lnclunatier &onUtu-
ton cOHroltren miro; III Oieem 6alle wtro
ole Delegation ibr crte5 &Otum fir 8riftom
! abgeben, 8lnlne obcr m0glldermeiic ba8
awette &Otum crhaltcn; Morton oagcgeu
! kQtte fCire Shduce.
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See Sd1n0ppStrteg III W(ltcA0O4

@btcago, Is. Nprll. = Sm 8un0e9-
geriGte murbe heute Dlcrgeu Die &eriauS=
Srtldrung uon 9eitcn Der 0egieruug gegeu
bic 9eltiueri,'n BON @bolien 8. 0iuiiel, 45ar.
fer &. Waiou uHo Yieierole & So. teautragt,
Stmurt MeierOIe bsfunntc iit aui elne @Hz
] tiale i6ulOi1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-04-14

8aib!ngtOn, Is. Sptil. - gS6itlep
eritien hRne Dor Der @raIorSurp uno be-
flagie i1 tber unen i'm gcit1tgeu gRepubli=
can" alhtenepeg Artltel, mclbtr ein 9robes
yIbtl nnS 2Sort fir 28Ort ua:pabr iei. gr
(8.) perlaage, boB Der yGepHbIicuu," leip.
befieu &ebafteur, in auflageltaur periept
psrbe. Ser belagte artifeI belhulbigt 8hit
len, bnB ietn pabrer Name Sale lei, uuo
er oenielben MIR uelGn6ert babe, I'm Der
Straie fiir began9ene Serbred)en Su ents
ssbeH. Us 1T bls Gabin ui9t betauBt,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Fire at Hydevllle,

Saturday night about II o'clock the
hotel was discovered to be on Are.
An alarm WAS sounded, bur be-
fore a sufficient force arrived the
hotel was beyond the power Of man to
save Messengers were sent to Caslleton
and Farhayen for tie Are companies of
those villages, both Of which arrived at
the scene as early as it was possible for
them, but the hotel was slrtaly gone and
the store next west of the hotel was on fire
80 generally that IL wac impossible 10 save
It. Adjoining the store was he office of
the Hydeville company aud the Forest
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A Terrible Accident.

About o'clock Sunday afternoon tel
persons were drowned while crossing Put
MANS pond, in Essex county, twelve miles
from Crown Poiut, near lronville. Tbir.
teen persons were in small row boat.
When about three rods from shore, in abou'
eight feet of water, squall struck thu
boat, which was Immediately capsized
drowning ten out Of the thirteen lpersons
The names of the drowned are Mr.. John
son aud wife, John McAulis;er and wife
John Burt and daughter, Peter Osier,
Adolph Liviless, son of Mr.. Holden and
Miss Thatcher. The bodies of all Blu
Holden have be TT covered.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING.


taxes in New York are greater than the
whole expense Of the general government
under John Quincy Adams.
They say Grant is bad and that liayca
Will be. But consider the administrator
OF Gen. Grant as pure rs that Of George
washington. we cannot crlliclee the urh-
Gratis now, as they are not in power, but
Gen. Grant and his administration are SUB.
Jects OF attack. Take 1t in the matter ~
Official appointments. Ii he disposed OF
ilfty each day he would only at that rate
accomplish his duty. lie has 40 OOO ap'
pointees to put in place. il II strange that
mistakes are made and that some bad men
are appointed under the pressure broug
to bearT You recollect what d oi
row was kicked up over The postoilice here
has Grant stolen anything, or allowed
others to stealr No; he SAID ana signed
n,s halne 70 .hc ueciSr"''on' i's' no gum!
The ndiscriminste turning men out OF
office was inaugurated by the democratic
f io, ~mo'' t insy s'i reoov rcSocbnd that
the danger of corruption was through the
ambition of presidents who work to sue
coed themselves. | do not believe that any
nroe;do,, go. ,,olo on,,tbir, Gov n,elf
pies,uch' e'er s'o,e auy tnins ie' nm o, a..
Out the power ana patronage OF tne ohlCe
have been used to insure future success
Gov HAYES howovor sava that under no
We "o"N,N,' 20! 80 49,, r..
circumstances will he be candidate ior
denomination. Tiden recommends the
limiting of tho torn In one Term. hit sur-
-, " ~. ~ 49, -, ~, ,,,,, ',,,, ho Lii
Sests lhat IL INC ience 10 hut pu' uP ~ VI"
Jump.
s;rco ia ond 700 ,,not y,nrk A der,oerafjc
oii.o VIZ 1nu w ni"'V IN . 80. -
orator at Bennington tne otnef hlghS sa'u
that Massachusetts and Vermont were going
for TYldan Nov 7 belave that Havps aud
WI i ,.i ~. 49, -. No..
Nueelel VIII ue eiecteu' put aii NY w
tain of il. Like the Uniyersaslst minister
said ahout HE'LL donit believe there il
-, H.. III -, Il. e -. 10 L,o,,
auy' pu. u give YUM VI IA" ~ NnY"
sure. we must work 10 keep vermont
dorso tha don,ocro,to nor,,, 90 rovv consti-
o'oS 'uo "S"4o0i"'| l'"''J ~ NV
tuted.
A. ,ho ,,.,l,,,;o, - M p,,l,io eraech
~ '"' N"'Niu9i'" VI "ii ~" -
the plee club rendered the following song,
=, =. ,
ana the meeting ADJOURNED.
- . ,, ,,.r> ,r,-r
MEATH THE RED, WHITE AND BLU H.
A;, "coJ,,n,b;o TIA ,tcn, of Mo Occnn -
'o''"''" "' ''' " Wv
At St. Louis the "Dems." had notion
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
The Saratoga Regatta.

SARATOGA, Aug. Z.
The race of the junior SOULS to-day was
won By X. II. Robinson of Union Springs,
time, 10 lG} Tompkius OF the Woven
hooks was second and Mann of the Argon-
auts third.
AT IL 30 o'clock tie gun was fired to
csll out the par-oared contestants, and
they promptly came On Inc line as follows:
X. Lehman and 0. T. johnson of the Nep-
tunes; Ed. Smith al +. &. Eldred of the
Argonauts; w. II. Downs aud j. Eustis of
the Atlantis; Henry Smith and John Eli
lor of the Northwesterns J. Il.
Mccormick and r. j. German of
the Beaverwycks. The little breeze
which rippled the water only came in eight
gusts, but at 1l:5j o'clock the word ego"
was given, and the Argonauts taking the
first water with "a stroke, making a
slight lead, the Atalantas going at the same
stroke and gaining the lead at the hall
mile, the Argonauis being close up, North
westerns third. The Neptunes stopped be-
fore going mile. The Atalantas were
leading at the mile, the Northwesterns sec
ond and the ArGonauts third. The Argo-
nauts stopped at the mile buoy. The
Atalantas turned first in l1:20, the North
westerns second, close up, and the Beaver
wycks third. The Northwestcrns got the
lead after turning, with Atalanla3 second.
The Northwesterns came up with 30
stroke, aud the Atalantas with 80 stroke.
The Northwesterns steeTcd wild, but KEEP
their lead aud finished frat in 21:30; the
Atalantas stepped before reaching the line
but came in in 2:i9t. The Atalantas say
the water was SO rough at turning the boa
that they could make time in it. The
crews were called for the double scull race
but the referee decided after running ovel
the course that the lake was too rough t
row, and so postponed the race TO . ~
O'Clock, y. m.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Republican Meeting at Castleton

The republicans of Casleton completed
the organization Of a Hayes and Wheeler
club on Monday evening. A large audi
ence assembled at the town hall, filing it
to its utmost capacity with an intelligent
audience-which was glaccd by the ladies
of Casteton-and in all respects was the
largest and best conducted republican rally
ever held in Castleton.
The platform was finely decorated with
choice flowers and boquets-coniributed by
the ladies' of Castleton-aud the stars and
stripes decorated the wall back Of the plat
form.
The meeting was called TO order by b.
w. Burt, esq when NJ. 3. Dewey report
ed the constitution of Hayes and Wh.ol-
er club, which was adopted, aud presented
following list Of officers, who were rngni-
mously elected on motion Of Hon. j. 3.
Bromley;
President-Samuel Williams.
Vice Presidential A. Brien, j. W.
Burt, Pitt w. Hyde, Carlos S. Sherman,
Gus,avus Buel, j. S. Benedct, Senee
Field, ID. d Cole, f. A. Barrows, J. Il
Bromley, j. j. Jones, 5. T. Hazard,
Michael Hynes, w. L. Williams, Wm. c.
Guernsey, j. n. Nolthrur', James T.Flee-
man, q. G. Nichols, w, G Rice.
Corresponding secretary 80 Henry H.
Clark.
Recording secreialy-N. H. Cock
Treasurer. w. Preston.
Executive committee Pit W. Hyde,
NJ. b. Dewey, i. II. Armstrong, t. ".
Collins, Russell w. Hyde.
Hon. Samuel Williams, on taxing tie
chair, made graceful eckaon loigemeni
of the honor conferred upoa lin in being
called to The presidency Of Me club; also
Of the warm and cordial support given him
as candidate for senator, pledgng HIM
self TO an impartial performance of his
duties q, legislator, knowing no parties
but acting for the interests Of the people
He concluded with an earnest appeal TO re-
publcans to do their duty in the present
| canvass.
The president then introduced Henry
Clark, who gave general survey OF the
issues of the prete1t campaign and the can
didates.
After music by the Cambrian band, of
Fairhaven, Lucius Blgelo@, Esq, of Bur-
lington, was introduced, who proceeded to
give magnificent and exhaustive review
of the issues of the hour, and a mastery
analysis of the claims of the candidates,
spiced with wit and auecdote, which were
received with great acceptance and APP
plause. Few political speakers have been
received with as much cordially in Yer
mont as Mr.. Ugelow, and it is to be hoped
that he may be ongsged to give his services
to the campaign for the next few weeks, as
we feel sure that no more useful service
can be given to the republican cause IN
this state.
The acknowledgements of both speakers
are especially due for the proluson OF
bouquets showered upon them at the close
of their addresses.
The campaign has been successfully in
augurated in Castleton and vigorous cam
paign may be expected.
The late hour at which our report wa
received, forbids report OF Mr.. Bgelow'
address which is to be regretted, as it wa
so admirable in spirit and tone, and en'
calculated to make impression upon broade
fields Of the present campaign.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Train Robbers We'll Tracked.

ST. LOUIS, Aug.
Chief of Police McDonough has returned
from Sedalia, where he went with Bruc,
Younger and Hobbs Kerry, the suspectt d
train robbers. He says Kerry was
clearly identified as being Of the party thai
robbed the train, and subsequently con-
tossed to him (McDonough) that he wa
one Of the party, and gave The namos OF
others in the gang. These names CORE.
spond with those already telegraphed, ex-
cepting that Bruce \ oung was not present
when the robbery was committed. Their,
seems to be no doubt now that the Who'll
party will be arrested within two or three
dave
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market
NKw YORK, Aug

Money easy at ~ per cent: n+
Prime IN rcanti paper 3G4 pct es sooi>
Sterling exchange quiet AZ 4ss'ps5yvs ,,,th
cold opened Mt il2ss, closed at ma WIZ"
sales In the interim AT liz On soo mn
Clearlng- at the cold hAchanso s''''V'"0'.
Custom receipts, fiei,uOJ. -- ooo
Treasury disbursements, sHhOoV,
Governments firm ,
stare bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds steady. ..,, 49,,
and the re- was a general advance OF ts@ys. The
market weasentd later hut At close became
srsadier oil res sh wing recovery or lsGA
from Tia lowest poin OF the dty.
The transactions III stocks ro-day aggregate
ed 6o.e71 shares. The principal dealings were
Lake shore, s 800; Michigan Central, 800
Rock lslaud 0,iO1; S Ptuls 1000; y. j
Central, 1900; Delaware, Ltckawanna and
Western, g. ld'.
Money closed Of IDLY.
cold osau ~ lll7s.
Governments dull and steady.
Sa bonds nominal.
oeks closed duh and unsettled.
The following are the closing quotations
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Mining company which were entirely con-

Mining company which were entirely con-
sumed.
The F4rhaven fire company directed
their Efforts to save the barn and sheds be-
longing 10 tho hotel property, and the Cas-
tetcn company took rosition to head off
the fire IN Q westeily direction. These
FIRE companies crowned them selves with
laurels, as well rs with ashes aud water, in
their willingness and anxiety to save prop
erly.
The hotel was the property of the Hyde
vile company, aud tho store the store the
property of Mrs. A. w. Hyde. The cen
tents of the hotel was mostly consumed
The little furniture that was got
out was destroyed in handling. The
origin Of the fire must have been incendiary
in the opluion Of most people. The prop
eriy was partially insured.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

ia kept for sale at the Following places:
EAST .Mahon, dealer in dry
LUDLow-sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
ionery, periodicals, &C.
BRATTLEBoRo-E. J. CaIpentG, books, station.
ry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRASDON--C o. Dyer and e. c, Slasoa, books,
stationery, periodicals. &C.
MIpnLEBuRY--W. seymour Alden books, sta-
ttoneiy, periodicals, &c.
PIT-rsFoRp--Dennison Bros, dry goods.
BRisror-Hiran onattuck, paper ana station-
err, blank books, dru gs, &c.
FAIRHAvEN--F. II. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToN-Reo d GO.
WEST RUTLASD-C. J. Gilmore, general mes.
,handise.
PouLTNEY-W. W. Hubbard, books, Stationery
periodicals, fancy goods, &c.
NORTH EslISGTos-Henry Morse, newsooy.
WALLINGFoRD-H. p. Morgan, station agent
Observation-Disclosures Smith, neWsb0y.
ARLIHGgOE-H. :. Hard.
BErsINGTos-T. j. TIFFANY periodicals, PAPER
and stationery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q Co., newspapers, Pc
riodlcals, books, stationery, &C.; A. r. Howard,
depot restaurant; GLOBE countiug-rooms.
RAILRoADs--OD all morning trains leaving
Rutland
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08
Democratic District Convention,

Persons attending the democratic dis-
trict convention at Rutland, August 10Th,
and paying full fare one way over the Cen
trail Vermont railroad and its branches,
will be entitled TO return checks free.
Delegates will present their credentials
to the district committee at parlor a, Paige
house as early as possible
Distinguished speakers from abroad
will address the convention. and in The
evening the young mems Tilden and Hen
drieks club Of Rutland will hold meeting
to which all are invited.
a band of music will be in attendance.
n. $. STEARNs.
Chairman District Committee.
Rutland, August Z, 1876.
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NEW iO"E. aug. I.
FLoUR,--Recelpts li3c9 oarrels The market
Is steady, less active export demand light.
Sales OF l2,l0O BARR Is No. 2ut s. b0a3 % super
fine western and state Mt 50 C54sl IS COM
mon to good extra western ana state &C
~ 5Oa4 IS good 20 choice 40 NJ g. 8. as 80
commoh TO choice white wheat western extra
at to l0GG 60; fancy white wheat western extra
at 90 63ai 30 : common to good extra ohio ct
~ 55aG So common to choice extra 81. Louis
at 50 OO6s 80; Patent Minnesota extra good to
Jfiuie n IS S5dC 30 : choice to double extra
s6 4om0 90, market clo-ng quiet.
WHEAT Receipt -, 1874 bushels. The market
Ia dull aud heavy abOnt two cents lower
9Oa92}9 Tor " ft No. MIN ukce 81 or GO d
steamer No Nil vauke'; 81 No. Gre en- ny;
81 "a g 20 FOR new amber stGte IL q for new
amber 4, nnessec 81 Co lew RAD r., xas.
RYf-The market is Gun 40 'Oa75c for un.
sound to choice western 75c II p ime state.
BAREY-Thc market is nominal.
BARLEY MALT The mafket Is unsettled.
$ les vi $4,000 bush very choice Lake Shore at
81 10 cash 81 20 on time.
ORN.-lteceipts 9,2g9 bushels. The market
quo ed as being heavy, shade hrmer ana auly
active. Sales + lGl,o01 busn. at ;o35ic tor
hot and heated Western Mixed ttc for
gr ided mixed 5Ga57c tor migrated ~ amer
mixed, the latter fur very choice; BIO 81 for
ungradcf mixed in sore, the later for igh
mixed; 59Hc for How south IN ON dccK G0,e
OATs.-Keceipts 1854 bushels. The market
Is quoted as being heavy and droorlng
Sales ~ coo bushels at 90a49i tor mixed
western and state; 9'@47c for white do,
=
36Nc for unsound TO Prime M Chicago at
3l@3ss new mixed Illinois at 3Gc wnlte state
I6a46H.
hlY.-The market is quoted quiet at GOSG5c
for shipping.
HoPs.-Market is quoted as being firm II )
@l5c for eastern and western l0@l7 New
Yorl; state boise fOr nominal CAlllOrnians.
CoFFEg.-Tnc market tor Rio L. quuie1 ~
being quiet and nominal demand Mt lisi@17sic
gold Tor clrgoes; l41@ls'.c gold for job iOts.
SUGAR.-Ihe sugar market IS quoted as beng
shade hrmer at Sii@9la c Tor fair to good relin-
ing Ga cl0r prime the advance checks busl-
ness.
MoLAssEs.-The market for refining grades
Is active and higher al 3hNc. ~ test ; grocery
grades 0rm and in moderate demand
RICE.-Ihc market is qu0i cd IL beinr In
fair demand, quiet and steady, moderate JOB
ding trade.
PETR0LEuM.-1he market ia quote as being
dull. sales Of crude at 9t4c; retint Il
at 1I94c.; cases 2l@2lAc.
TALLOw-The market quoted hrtn. sales u
| 10000 lbs at s.. for primc.
EGGs.-rhe market quoted firm at 10000
| for state ana Pennsylvania l5@l9c fer vest
ern.
PoRK-The market Is quiet, sales OF Lew
| mess at $40 C08l9 -.
| BEEF.-1he market is quoted as being firm
| and unc' anged.
| LARD-rhe markct Is quoted as being nrmer.
| Sales ofnew prime steam 81 45sll t2k.
| BUrTER-The market Is qt1ttu ~ nrir,
| arm at l3Gi5c Tor new western l5g-9; Tor
DO. state.
| CuEEsE-The market is quotes as being
| unsettled at 3a0Ec tor common to prime.
| WHisEY-The market is quoted as Uelng
| firm at Il i+9iGl Is.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-08

This is the time when every precaution
to avoid diseases common to this season,
10 very necessary. Always have a bottle
of SCOTS Cholera Medicine in your house
in time of need. 1t will give instant relief
in all cases of Diarrh9a, Collie Palms.
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, &c. Manu-
featured and for sale by Morse Bros. 4,
chemists, opposite. depot. Fancy Goods,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Knives.
Razors, Pocket-books, Walking Canes,
&c, &c., will be sold at cost, at the Hut
land County Dug Store.
MoRsE Bros,
Pharmacists.
Onnoeite Depot, Rutland, VI.