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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-16
1876. 1876.
RUTLAND
DAILY AND WEEKLY GLOBE.
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NEWSPAPER.

I'VE w hI En-.
The new year, concentrating the compile
ton OF the first century of our independence
and witnessing the election OF president and,
for the first time In our history, an entire ma
tional house Of representatives, will be one OF
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The 8utIand daily @lube.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1876.
Western Union Telegraph ONCE.

once in south end OF passenger depot, on
Merchants' Row, Open on sunday from 300 to
1000 a, M, and 500 to 600 p M, and from 900
week.
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Opinions of the Press.

From the many complimentary notices
that the press of the state have accorded
us, VIC select few from those that we have
been favored with:
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JOTTINGs .IBOUT TOWN.

Nine. lie Vert Ia At the Coleman House.
Reader.-Marrages have to be recorded In
Ne" jersey.
sunnyslds Associations picnic, sulzer's East
River fark, June y.
Strwsrts VIII Is returuable at IL O'Clock to-day
Charles Salo, who abducted Katie Vinot last
week, ~at locAed up In the Police Central once last
night,
Tho Mssons OF this city resolved last evening
not to participate ass oody IN Fourth Of July denoh'
Iiraton.
Billy Barry's benent NJ tho Glohe this after
noon aud evening. The tlai dance promises To Oc
sfAnl aiiar,
The New York correspondent Of the Courier
JoNlNdi says tina Mrs -'tWttt hAs retainer NJ Efhi
IN the NJ the htdca ou NJ sc"alls "l nAdc hy
h.s blood r. lAiluns
Dedrich Br mlehn oisGo'rck street nred two
pistol hais lttu NE t # l .ut 20 h' 81 mach yes
icrdty. Domrslf tr uolcs. II was dilng "a BE- lcyua
Ho.pWl llti ul.li
Comnudory : nAsrhilt WAS sl-hily stronger
snlpol. x 0nr lNo 'i.A'sa a'y allowed hln but main
imu- hl. good 'rurid'.
Mortimer g. O,don NJ i? p'errcpont sirso,,
nruoa yu ll'lsAs, NctthY mD tcHaat doing hlSln ~
az I. thnh,rs -ireri ten nls.ng tlute sAiuriaI.
Hecarrea large amount VI money
BY order ot Judge Ilatchfor1, the Register In
Ban,rupiry WI ~ to Putnam county ihn Ntek 10
complete the sIanlpation OF Dante prev, Nr. Drew
Is sl AZ the rtsdchen u ms On NilaA ana Is iAG'b
tnyigorsted.
Cant. Albert De Groot. the designer Of tho
Vasdu0it bronlN aaa wao ais pres,nted the statue
Of Franklin to the prnrrrs ana prose 81 New lork
baptized By the nv, DR.. Deems OF the Church OF the
htrangers, In thi, city. lAs sunday morning. On tho
previous SUNDAY the congregation had tho pleasure Of
lHtsnils " an sloquegt addrss, trom him.
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BLAISE's FRIENDS OO.sFfv eSr.
Prcp.rinr for q Grand asuacatien nicctins
10 WashinHton.

WAsHISaToN. June A.-Some Of the most
careful Of politicians, In conversation here this
evening, say that they doubt Blaibe's ultimate
success. There is an excess cf enthusiasm just
now made manifest, but II may not be strong
enough to sweep everything before It. Certain
iy there can be no objection made TO Blaine on
account of the condition OF his health. lie was
able day to eat quite heartily. and this after
noon ne went out for a snort ride. His ply
sicians have enjoined upon him the great im-
portanoe Of his sbstsining from any ex-
citement, and he Ia now well enough
directions lie will 20 to Mount Pleas mt
to morrow, % suburban resort some six mites In
the country, where ne will remain for the ures
ent. HIS ffienus are preparing for grand rat
nc ton tomorrow evening In case he Is DOmi-
mated at UinOlnnnti. A large pl tfOrm Ia being
erecteI on the uDen space In front OF tue Ctty
II II for that purpose. One object Of this
uemonstrdtion Is TO prevent general rusn Of
people to Mr.. B Ines house In case OF Mis- nom
ination. 1t Is thought tnat the excitement
OF such an event would be very iniuri' us
to him In the present critical condition
Of his health. His removal TO the country
tomorrow, II he Ia aOle to 20 before the hnal
returns are received from the Convention, Is an
other method Of precsutiOn adopted by his
friends ana pin ysicians to avoid mental and phys
ica exertion consequent upon "A visitation from
considered as an evidence Of the faith of the
Blaine people here in his strength at Cincinnati,
and the certainty Of his success before the Con-
vention. In the event Of his failure to carry the
Convention, the ratification of the successful
candidate will go on oil the same.
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About seventy OF the representative car build
In the United states In annual convention In
the Grand Central Hotel yesterday, the President, lie
ander Carey. in the chair. committee reported on
the sdvssbty Of applying the continuous train brakes
to freight cars long discussion cnsued In which all
the members admitted the great merits Of the brake In
saving life and properly by preventing accidents.
rcsoluilOn was passed recommending the adoption "
the brake BY all railroad managers. Mr w. L. Cham.
herln read committee report the ventilation and
lighting Of cars. Several nvenort were IN the room,
and their nIinis achinery was piled nigh upon all
the table, Mr.. VI. A. Gouge OF New York presented
comp cated aud Ingenious apparatus by which tream
OF cold or hot air nay be Kept pouring CO lstauiy
Though MIR. u. ;. Daring OF BrOokyn also pre-.
sented model OF q yentlating Machine.
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BERLIN, June 14.-The 0gcidl GrISette says that
the Imperial Government some time ago opened nego
tations with spain to free German residents In Cuba
from the extraordinary taxes levied there. Diner
ences arose respecting the Interpretation OF the treaties
this subject aud series of diculties including the
general political situation, we're put forward pre-
venting Spain from ding TO Germany aruI. nd.
Germany. however, has obtlined The concession that
of dstralnt forced sales Of Ir perty
PAYMENT OF sad taxes shall be suspended the
GeInan residents until an understanding 10 attained
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THE EASTERN COMPLICArIoNs.
The Herxesovinisn Chiefs Resolving 10 Re-
jsct the Armi stice.

LONDON, June H.-The Grand vizier Of
Turkey has written . very conclnatory and
friendly reply to Prince Milans explanation Of
the servisn ornaments. He expresses sympathy
with Servias position, and ssys the Porte Is not
unmndful Of Servia's autonomy and privileges.
He admits that there have been violations ofthe
frontier oy both parties, and promises to appoint
special delegates to confer with Servian delegates
upon the means OF preventing such violations In
future.
RAGusA, June H.-Information received here
from Slavonic sources says that tho Herzeeo-
vinian CHIEFS have held a meeting and resolved
to reject the armistice. Austria will grant no
further relief to the Herzegovnian refugees.
The relief committees are now destitute Of
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Yesterday's Fine Racing at the Ascot Heath
MeetIna-The Favorites again Beaten.

LONDON. June M-Briliant weather graced
TO-DAY, the second OF the Ascot Hesth meeting The
three events the rd most worthy OF note the
Coronation stakes. the Royal Hunt cup, and q match
for 5000 between Mr. John DAnoys o. h. Conro.
vcrsy, and Mr.. II. Birds ch h. Lowlander.
For the Coronation stakes a held OF seven horses
faced the starter Footstep landed the price with Ap
peal and Arena dead heat for the second place and
levant fourth. The lsest betting thls
each against fogtstep anu LevsnI, and 10 to each
Ak inst Appeal and Arena
For the Rorsl HUNT cup the large hed Of twenty
horses started, with S0uza the favorite at to l. The
won by Hop Bloom. who started with 20 10
against him, Dsham Deng secon Thorn third Ecrossas
fourth and the fayorie eleventh lhe last betting
this race was to against spnOza, to 1 against
Ecrossais 90 to against Hop Bloom, and % to each
against DshAm and Thorn.
The match race for 5000 between Controversy and
loslanter who gave Controversy 10 pounds. wac won
by the former.
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Tn. Killing of Philip st,ehi by hi. wife.

An inquest was held yesterday In the case OF
Philip stieh who died in Bellevue Hospital Of stab
wound inflicted BY his wife. Victoria Atsend. Mrs
stehs mother testned that they lived at is7 Eldrdgo
street apart from sehl He did not support his wife,
but visited her there On the morning OF May 20 senl
knocked at the door OF their room. He knocked hls
wife down with his nst let him in. He then beat
aud spused her and her mother ann threatened TO XIII
them both. Then he dragged his wife from the house
The witness next saw her daughter supported BY some
womrn, who she said had saved her life at Eldrtdge
Delaney streets She ncIt saw Stieh IN the police
station. she did not see any knife IN Mr.. stlenl.
hands ut time. The police tcstned that steh had
his wife stabbed him, The verdict that Mrs.
seh stabbed her husband IN self defence ano Coroner
kckhOn he'd her IN $500 bal, which was furniahed
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PH0TooRAPHs ny sun IMPORTERS.
Mrs, Carts Los, hoy Found at tho Gene
tcnniai Exhibition.

In April Mrs. Carl, OF 80 Middaen street, Brook
Dn bought coffee aud cake stand IN Chatham street.
New York from Rufus Dil who after the bargain,
asked her to allow her twelve year od to 20 the
Centennial grounds with him She wouI not consent
but on April 10 the lad disappea cd She received
pot card saying that he had gone to sea- hut did not
believe he had The police worked too slow Tor her.
and she went restlessy through New YORK. Brooklyn,
an Pniladc phia searching for her cnd. She worre
the Philadelphia officers into more active search. She
went thther last azah and luckily found her boy
walking the street with Dll She had Din locxed
up steps are TO be taken to have D brought here
requisition. He will be tried for abaucton. The oak
street police give DIll . bad name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

As Miss Reoecca johnson OF As sixth avenue
passing the Filth Avenue Hotel yesterday she
touched the shoulder by person behind her, on
tn uing her pocActhoOk was su4Chrd from her hand
\ newsDOy followed the thief to seventh avenue and
bal him arrested. In the Ihrilrth street station he
taid he WITS Waer +. Chapman Of sac West Thirty.
eEuth street.
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TIRED or LIFE.
Deliberate suicide by Strychninc of a sea
Captains Lonely Wife.


When Mr. Raynor of Rivernead, Long Island,
returned from New York to his home. on Saturday
night .ast he found his wife dead. she living upon
the bed, fully dressed and the doctor was called
IN believed thu she had Deen dead twenty four hours
None o: her neghOors had her since the Wednes-
day previous. Aplptrcontal lnlng some strycanine
found upon the stove near her, ana on the he'd
weary existence, and de-cnbng its cnecI upon her.
From the nrst dose she had fel results but 1T
tue druggist had imposed morphine upon her but sho
proposed " try thi dose, which appearances ndi-
csiad -he did sth more success The hst part OF tho
letter written with ink and the last IN pencil the
writing having doubtless been finished at er she mad
taken The nrd portion Of the poison and thrown herself
the he'd to die. She had for time rather
tr In her sleeping All day, waxing all Lght,
ALWAYS very nervous, often Violent and complained
much OF tae rt qnent sbsenc from hOue of her hus.
band, who Was captain OF a schooner.
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the 9TH instant Was between herman sailors and Clio.
rsltar bottuen. Blldgcons and stones we're freely
used Many participant were thrown into the water
hut none Killcd. The police were uowerlc.s ana
troops restored order The trouble or gInated III a
German sailors insu.tiAg a lazy
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The Religious Rio'ins In Belgium

BRUSSELS, june H-Evening.-(irest agitation
su prevails there has been less dstur bance tocay
than yesterday Bands OF rioters boot and
Mss in front OF the Catholic Institutions Some win
dows have been broken. and few arrests made. A
CABINET Counc | has necn Gallo for tomorrow.
Al Antwerp tne cisturbaLcgA were renewed to-day
Many thousands marched through the streets shouting
Down with the Minister The NIB ATTACKED and
wre X, a Catholic Institute. The genGArnes charged
upon the rioters. ana several persons wounaed
humber of arrests have been made,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Bridget Barry was arrAigned in the Washing
ton place Police Court yesterday the complaint of
the Weed Sewing Machine Company. She charged
with msciou. mischief in entering the office Of the
company and breaking NO sheets OF She laid
defence that sI months ago shc purchssed machine
from the company for sos TO be paid for IN month
sallments OF 80 she naid t55, ana failing To the
last pay ment the company seized the machine In
Ialist0n she committed the offence charged. Justice
Duffy relCaicl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

The nude body OF an unknown man, about
forty years old nve feet inches high with short
biacs beard was found OF Banetoes Point near Port
Morris
The bo y OF a female infant was found OF Seventh
street. East river.
The body OF man. dressed In dark sack coat, vest
and pantaloous found on Pier 20 North river. He
night complexioned had red hair. and smooth face
stranger OF about thirty nys Jumped on the pier at
Twentythird street, East rver last evening In the
pocket OF coat that be had left the pier torn
envelope. postmarxed Railway, ". j. addressed to Mr.
n CuIrle.
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Railroad Pare, Announced Yesterday.

Tho fares on the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore
and Ohio the New York Central the Grand Trunk. and
the Erie Railway to the wcst. announced to be- To
Cincinnati, sll; Indianapolis tlei Chicago. sl3 Lou
isyille ti5 st. Louis tl7. The Erie began yesterday
TO sell tickets 10 Utica syracuse. Auburn. and Geneva
At -; TO Otwego IS; tO kOcnrster, CanandAigu, Gale
dona, lie Roy. Batavia, and Africa - so round trip
tickets. ts; Buffalo OF Niagara Fans, S round trip
uckes, 90 10 Dunslrk, 81. The New YORK Central
maintains its old rates TO cities IN shis state.
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LONDON, June H.-George Everest, clark for
the criminal business Of the Home once, to-day said
that he should think that winsow would be released
tomorrow. he of supplementary treaty be-
Great Britain and the United States having been
agreed 60. Ths judges decision to morrow VIII de-
pend upon whether Sir john Holker, the Attorney.
General has been instructed to hold the hope that
an agreement wll be reached, but he was not aware
Everest also said that application was made to Justice
Llldey on June for writ OF habeAs corpus for
Charles Brent, the Louisville torRer. Shen Ju.tice
Lindey Iemapdcd the to June 10 for the consld
0f ne IA
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Ciosius n Centennial show.

PHILADRLPHIA, June IA Turkish cafe on
the Exhibition grounds var to-day turned into variety
show snsin- ami dancing Of an Objectionable kind be-
ing done by Turkish men and women. The rule agrnst
charging admission fee eyaded by admitting onudy
who would not buy cup OF coffee at twenty ave
Inis afternoon the Directur-General ordered police
rnd, And the show was closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Early on the morning of May 90, Thos. Robert
81 ess Humood, street, Brooklyn, Frank Beaten.
aud Jno Huetger ofles Ten Eyck street assaulted Pnp
casper OF ia Ten Eyck street striking him the
Right With blunt intrument. Late last night
the police discovered mat C1spe. al the point of
des h. anu coroner NOan sent Tor TO take the aute
mortenl deposition. Justice Gnck the ofncia IN
the Eastern District instead OF huldlg the prisoners
TO asiit the extent OF Caspcrs Injuries, nued Robert
son $40 and discharged Beaen and Huetger. Ofhcers
wele last night to rearrest the men.
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PARIS, June H.-President Mac Mahon assured
Minister Dufaure yesterday that he intended
neutral In ire matter OF NJ Buntts candidacy for The
Scuate le Temps says the Ministry would regard NJ.
Burets election act OF hostility tn part OF the
Senate anu would 'sign. The .nalr causes excite
ment IL II salt N the Cabinet should resign, AID
one be formed out OF he kght, the Chamber OF
Deputies wOuid refuse 10 vote the budge',
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A sherin-s OGesr shot.

john o TooIe VINO koeps . sAIIOrs b0hrdInR
house At So Oliver street, was yesterday committed
the Tombs await the result OF the pistol shot wound
which he nnicted upon stephen r. Rowan of the or
DIR de artnenI In the Shsrns ONCE O'Iooe
adnlts thst hrrd the sho but insists that he did IL
In self defence. ON Tuesday evening he met ROvnsn
ia South street saloon. O'Ioole says that ROwnan
abused him. ana then assaulted HIM Then he (OToole)
thol Ruwnsn In the chest. Rovnan was taken TO his
home In Henry street. aud his phys ian- think his
oOvery dOu Itiui. lie was speechless and unable to
move his limos last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

There were three well-contested trots on the
Fleetwood ParK YESTERDAY under the auspices Of
the Saratoga stables 1rotting Association The nrst
bv J. hurphys b. g. Jake Hess, In e5l. e'5al
and 9.l2l. There heats In the second race,
nnAlly won by j. Fisher D. Y, A, L. stewart
N 24lts ga3aa and s,id The 1nlrd race was won ny
A. :. Odrls 4 star Henry, IN eSvil 2:3ai, and 24O
Each race was closely contested, shd the Getting was
lively,
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Cruelty bv Masked Robbers.

NASHVILLE, Pa, June H.-rhree masked men
last nlgh; broke into the house Of samuel Abrshams.
wealthy farmer residing three miles from tins place,
and placed halter around his meek threatened to
h. ny him II he dld not deliver his money After cruelty
tOrtuTinz hr Abrahams and his wife by burning their
feet, the meCeants nen, taxing with them td5 In
aud valuable horse and uggy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

PARIS, June IA bishop Dap inloup has writ
ten pamphlet entitled " Mhithcr going p" IL
rndcavor TO show society and religion are IN the
greatest pn-t through the triumuha progress OF
atheism Al. naleri lsn, Tue publication Ii widely
circulated aud causes sensation.
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proddcd with a Pi,chrork.

Lewis Walton, OF ~ Forsyth street, qrArrelled
with GEO AppmAn at l2+ Cana. street st night, and
was stabbed with apitchf1rk by the att r. Two Of
the prOuEs cnteitd the lrf SIDE, maxi dangcrou.
woInd. Appman vas locAcd w IN the EldIdge street
station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Yesterday afternoon the Hoboken Base Ball
Club Hoooken assembled on the enclosed ground
on Jersey avenue, jersey City, to play a match game
with the Alaska Club Of New Ylrs When the game
was called, one of the Aaskl Pine objected 10 by
the llob1Sen Club bee us he Nasa IA m1tr u pro-
tcs-Ona cub. and the Hpboke1 Clptlu refused to
play. About 1000 per'Ons hac paiu their entrance
money, ana they became very disorferN riot
seemed Imminent, and squad OF police cleared the
grounds
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A Womau's suicide.

On Sunday Mrs. Francis Iot2 OF III Paci1c
street. Newark, believing tha she her cud of
consumption, procured old knife after id-
cradle na slns al OF her arus, severed artery.
and has siucc died.
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Pamow. Piece of Property sold.

Jauncey Court, bearing tho numbers 81, 80 Al,
and i3 wall street, being dl feet front, so feet rear
with average depth Of lls feet sold by auction
H. ithe Exchange saesrOoms ycsterdsy. mortgage
for 500 Oco was inc uded m the prce real1rd The
blddn{ began al t2O00O and u was solo to the orient
ana Queens Insurance COMPANY Tor taI,IuO the
iung of the tenana pe the lst vi May 1917
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NEwBURGH. June 4--After the md lcted liq-
uor ga ere h.d testlned that OYrr Iotcr aud Lane
were drunk while going their work Tor the Temperance
Hruhrrhoud, tue Rev John o. Adams, 10 rebuta. tes-
tnen that he saw both tottr gnd Lane on tie sunday
In question and on succeeding days and that they
sober. Uther Witnesses currObOrated hun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

The nnal competition for places in the Ameri-
can kine Team was ended Creedmoor range yester.
dav. The team and reserve, vita their total scores
Farwel, S6t. Hyde sfO Weber, St3i basin, S3j
I lr 81. Bruce, sll Scua1er, sos FIltun, sOd
Ofcbaush, sJ2, Anderson, 7s5i Jewel, iyj, Nash-
burue, 1Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Carpenters at work at 95 Fulton street, Brook
yn Yesterday afternoon discovered beneath the noor
the store the skeleton Of chd wrapped IN female ap
parel. The head was detached from the rest Of the
ncs. the place has ben used Tor long time as
cheap lodging h, use. The dead OdY Of Female child
three months old found IN the night scaycngtr's
scov OH Washington avenue Brooklyn, yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Joe Start, aud other equally celebrated ball
players. mar learn afew points from "Bsse-Ball Bob
King Of the Third Base" whose story u begun In No
" Of the Relp a(tA. Weris. ogt thia poruing ADJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-15

Tne 81. Louis Cluh defeated the Bostons In
Rp-ton yesterday -.uto q. Runs tarnCd-St. Louis L.
The Arlnstuus Of BruoSlyn defeated nine com.
pos II mainly ~ Brown University students >.
la Philadelphia, the Athletics defeated the Cincin.
ntLs-2O to >.
In New Haven the Lousviles defeated the New
HayeuB-J 10