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SUMMARY.
THIRD BALLOT.

Alabama, Conkling, 1; Blaine, 10 I;
Bristow, A. Arkansas, Blaine, 1 Morton,
1. California, Blaine, 6; Conkling, 3 |;
Hayes, B. Colorado, Blaine, 6. Connect
icut, Blaine, Q; Bristow, 8; Hayes, 2.
Delaware, Blaine, 6. Florida, Blaine, 81;
Conkling, 3; Hartranft, 3. Georgia,
Blaine, o; Bristow, 1 Conkling, 6; Nor
ton, 4. Illinois, Blaine, 80 /; Bristow, @ +;
Hayes, 1. Indiana, Morton, 80. Iowa,
Blaine. 8. Kansas, Blaine, 10; Kentucky,
Bristow, "a. Louisiana, Blaine, 8; Nor
ton, II. Maine, Blaine, IA Maryland,
Blaine, 16. Massachusetts, Blaine, 5 !;
Bristow, 10; Wheeler, 0. Michigan, Blaine,
8; Bristow, 10; Hayes,4. Minnesota, Blaine,
8 Bristow, 12; Wa.hburne, 1. Mississip-
pi, Brislow, z; Morton, s; Hayes, 2; Conk-
ling, 9; Missouri, Blaine, Is; Bristow, 3;
Hayes, /; Morton, II. Nebraska. Blaine,
8. Nevada, Bristow, 2 Conklipg, 2;
Hartranft, @ New Hampshire, Blaine, 4;
Bristow, 8. New Jersey, Blaine, IL;
Hayes, 6. New York, Bristow, Z; Conk-
ling, CO. North Carolina, Blaine, 8; Bris-
tow, /; Conklng, 1; Hartranft, g. Ohio,
Hayes, A. Oregon, Blaine, 6. Pennsyl-
vauie, Blaine, 3; Hartranft, 55. Rhode
Island, Blaine, 2; Bristow, 6 South Caro-
lima. Bristow, 1 /; Morton, 10. Tennessee,
Brstow, s; Merton, 0. Texas, Blaine,
2; Bristow, f. Morton, 10. Vermont,
Blaine, Bristow, 3; Hayes, l. Virgin
ia--Blaine, IS; Conkling, 8; Norton, 4.
West Virginia--Blaine, 81 Hayes, 2.
Wisconsin, Blaine, Z; Bristow, 81 Nor
ton, /. A!izona--Blaine, 9 Dakota
Blaine, .. District Of Colulnbia-Blaine,
Il Morton. / ldaho-Blsine. 2. Mon
tana-Blsiue, ) Hayes, !. New Mexico
Blaine, 2. Utah-Blalne, 9. Washing
ton. Blaine, g. Colorado, Blaine, 9. Wy
oming, Bristow, 2.
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Republican County Convention.

republican county convention for the
county OF Rutland Is hereby called to meet at
the town hall, In Rutland, on Wednesday, the
twelfth day OF July. A. ID, 1876, at one o'clock
In the afternoon, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for senators, assistant Judges (
the county court, states attorney, sheriff,
high bailin and Judges OF probate, and the ap.
pUlu ment of a county committee.
Each OF the several towns In the county v Ill
be entitled to be represented In the county con-
vention by three delegates, and they are re-
quested TO appoint, also, at their primary
ne ttngs. three alternate delegates.
By vote OF the last convention, the county
committee are constituted committee on ere.
dentials. Delegates viii provide themselves
wi proper credentials, and IN order that the
roll may be completed before the conve ntion
assemblies, pre- sent them Immediately On their
arrival TO the counCy committee, at the Bard
well house.
II. g. HARRISON,
ALBERT Il. FUTILE. Republican
GEO. 81 FULLER, County
C.. W BRIGHAM, Committee.
toRTER BENSON,
JJne 9, 1873.
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Republican Town Caucus.

The republicans Of Rutland are invited
to meet at the town hall on Friday even
ing next, at eigh! o'clock, to choose eight
delegates and eight alternates, to the repub-
lican state convention, to be held at Mont
peler, on Tuesday, the 9th day of June,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for governor. lieutensnt-sovernor, treas
urer, and presidential electors at large, and
the appointment of q state central COM
mittee.
PERorvAL W. CLEMENT, Republican
ALBERT Fl. TUrrLE, Town
CHARLES II. SHELDON, } Committee
Rutland, June 10, 1876.
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LOCAL MENTIOH.

Gold l12s.
Gen. II. Il. Baxter arrived in town from
New York last evening.
A temperance poem and a list of mons
do plume will be found on the outside.
B. Benjamin was yesterday presented
by his wife with a centennial daughter.
Regular convocaticn of Vermont Lodge
No. /, Knights of Pythias, at their Castle
hall, this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Hon. John Gregory Smith of St. Albsns
has been named member of the repubi-
can national committee from Vermont.
B. b. SmGlley, esq, left for ST. Loui,
on Thursday evening to attend the demo-
cratic national convention. John Cain,
esq leaves next week.
A temperance meeting will be held al
the town hall at $3.50 Tomorrow afternoon
and will be addressed by MIR. c. c. Frost,
who Is SO great favorite here.
The Rutland reform club have cast and
are preparing for representation 1.-The
charcoal burner" The play will be per-
formed ss soon as it can be got ready.
A little girl about seven or eight years
old was outraged by a Frenchmsn named
Rock in Salisbury, last Thursday. Rock
Is still at large and was seen in Rutland on
Friday.
There was great deal of Hayes enthu-
siasm on the streets last evening and a
good deal of talk about powder, but on the
advice of some of the more prudent, the
celebration was postponed till this evening.
Mr.. John d. Cochran, who formerly
was clerk for L G. Kingsley, and about
four years ago went west, is now making
visit to his father, 4. Ii. Cochran Of Yves,
Rutland. He has resided in Columbus,
Ohio, during his absence.
Rev. George N Boardnan, ID. d., of
the Chicago theological seminary, will
preach at the Congregational church to-
morrow morning. In the evening MIR.
johnson will preach the annual sermon
before the Rutland missionary association.
Pat Reardon, being triHe too full,
got in front of neighboring bulletin
board at the announcement Of the sixth
ballot, and celebrated Blaine's 30S votes
80 noisily that Deputy Sheriff Crawford
hailed a passing truck team, and escorted
him to the stone mansion on the hill.
The news of the first ballot at Cincln-
natl was received at little past noon yes
terday. The result was promptly bull
letined at The GLOBE office, and all the
afternoon the bulletin was surrounded by
an eager crowd. Within fifteen minutes
of the receipt Of the last ballot at the tele-
graph office an extra edition of THE GLOBE
containing every vote on each Of the ballots
was on the street and commanded ready
sale.
We learn that the people of the west
ern probate district will present the name
of Samuel Williams, esq, Of Castleton, Is q
candidate for one of the county senators.
Mr.. Williams large acquaintance and ex-
perience in legislative matters az secretary
Of civil and military affairs, during the ad.
ministrations Of Governors Frederick Hol.
brook and John Gregory Smith, eminently
at him for the position, and we feel sure
his name will be received with great favor
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Diocesan Convention.

The eighty-sixth annual convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the diocese
of Vermont met at Christ church, Montpel-
Ter, Wednesday the Rt. Rev. Bishop Bissell
presiding, The Litany was read, with a
sermon by Rev. ]. Isham Bliss, of Mont
pelier, and the holy communion admins
tered. In the afternoon the bishop deliv-
cred the annual address, and the missionary
meeting was held in the evening.
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Numbering Officials.
LONDON, June 10.

LQNDoN, June 10.
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegraph cnu
papy, dated Constantinople, nine o'clocl
his morning, says that the ministers wer'
,ssembled in council last nigh. at the res
ience of Midhat Pasha, president of Ii
council, who had been dismissed from
he service entered the council cham
YER, armed with a revolver, and shot al,
instantly killed Hussein Avni Pasha, mil
ster of war, and Rschid Pasha, ministe
If foreign affairs, seriously wounded Kali
ri Pasha, minister Of marine. He ais
;illed an aid de-camp of the grand VIII,
nd q servant of Midhat Pasha. The mo
i've for this terrible crime is supposed
ie revenge for his dismissal
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Blaine's Congratulations

WASHINGTON, june To.
On hearing of the nomination Of Mr..
Hayes Mr. Blaine sent the following tele
gram to Gov. r. 3. Hayes, Columbus,
Ohio:
Il offer you my sincerest congratula-
tons on your nomination. II will be alik'
my highest pleasure as well as my politi
cal duty to do the utmost in my power t.
promote yoar election. The earliest mo
ments of my returning and confirmec
health will be devoted to securing YOU a.
large vote in Maine as she would hav,
yiyen for myself j. G. BLAINE"
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Palace Cars.

The apprehension that the Wagner-Pull-
man feud would result in the withdrawal
of the Wagner cars between New York
and St. Adams is dissipated. Satisfactory
arrangements were made by Gov. Smith
and Senator Wagner, so that quicker line
is made now than before on both day and
night trains. The palace cars Montreal
and New York were re6tted on purpose
fer the line.
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Highway Tax BOOKS.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed 10 supersede the old-fashioned and
announcement 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. GLOBB PAPER GO.
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SEVENTH BALLOT.


On the seventh ballot the vote by states
stood Alabama, Blaine, III Bristow,
Arkansas. Blaine. II. HAYES. g. Califor-
MIA, Blaine, 6; Hayes, 6. Colorado, Blaine
g. Connecticut, Blaine, 2; Bristow, z;
Hayes, 3. Delaware, Blaine, O. Florida,
Blaine, 8. Georgia. Blaine, IA; Bristow.
/. Illinois, Blaine, 50; Bristow, 8; Hayes,
2. When Indiana was called Cumback
took the platform and Withdrew the name
of Morton Indiana, Brlstow,5; Hayes,25
Immense, long continued applause Iowa
%. Kansas, Blaine TO- When Kentucky
was called Harlan withdrew Bris,ow, and
cast the Kentucky vote "a for Hayes.
Louisiana, Blaine, IA; Hayes, 2. Maine,
Blaine, IA Maryland, Blaine, 16. Mas
sachusetts, Blaine, 8 Hayes, 81. Mich
igan, Hayes, 90 Minnesota, Blaine, 0 /;
Hayes, /. Missouri, Blaine, 20; Hayes,
10. Nebraska, Blaine, 6. Nevada, Hayes,
6. New Hampshire, Blaine, Z; Hayes, 8.
New Jersey, Blaine, IL; Hayes, G. New
York, Hayes, 81 Blaine, 0. North Car
DINA, Hayes, 90. Ohio, Hayes, A.,
Oregon, Blaine, 6. Pennsylvania,
Blaine, "a; Hayes, a. Rhode Island,
Blaine, 2; Hayes, 6. South Carolina,
Blaine, 7; Hayes, 7. Tennessee, Blaine,
6; Hayes, 10 Texas, Blaine, /; HAYES,
10. Vermont, Hayes, 10. Virginia,
Blaine, IA Hayes, g. West Virginia,
Blaine, 8; Hayes, 4 Wisconsin, Blaine,
lG; Hayes, 4. Arizona, Blaine, 2. Dako-
ia, Blaine, 2 District Of Columbia,
Blaine, 2. Idaho, Blaine, /. Montana,
Hayes, 2. New Mexico, Blaine, 2. Utah,
Blaine; 2. Washington. Blaine, Q. Wy
oming. Blaine, 2.
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suMMARY-FIRsT RALLOT.
SECOND BALLOT.

NS'OND bALLoIs
CINCINNATI, June 10.
Alabama, Blaine, 16; Bristow, A. Ar
kansas, Blaine, 4; Morton, IL. CslifoI-
mia, Blaine, 6 Conkling, 3; Hayes, g..
Colorado, Blaine, 6; Connecticut, Blaine,
q; Bristow o; Hayes, l. Delaware,
Blaine, 9. Florida, Blaine, A; Morton 4.
Georgia, Blaine, 8; Conkling g.; Morton,
4, Illinois, Blaine, 80; Bristow, 6; Conk-
ling, l. Indiana, Morton, 30. Iowa,
Blaine, 20. Kansas, Blaine, 10. Ken
lucky, Bristow, "a. Louisiana, Blaine.
Morton, IL. Maine, Blaine, IA Mary
land, Blaine, 10. Massachusetts,,
Blaine, 81 Bristow, 49, Wheeler,
Is. Michigan, Blaine, 81 Bristow,
10; Conkling, Il; Hayes, A. Minnesota,
Blaine, 0; Washburne, l. Mississippi
Blaine, 1; Bristow, 6; Conkling, 8 Nor,
ton, @, Missouri, Blaine, 15 Bristow, q
Conkling, l Hayes, 1 Morton, IL. Ne
braska, Blaine, g. Nevada, Conkling,
| Hartrantt, A. New Hampshire, Blaine, 4
Bristow, 3. New Jersey, Blaine, 70
Hayes, 0. New York, Bristow, l Conk
ling, 90. North Carolina, Blaine, 8; Bris
tow, 1 CoAkling, 8 Hsrtranft, 8 Nor
ton, 2. Ohio, Hayes, A. Oregon, Blaine
6. Pennsylvania, Hartranft, SO. Rhode
Island, Blaine, 2; Bristow, 6. Soutl
Carolina, Bristow, ; Morton, 10. Ten
nessee, Blaine, 8 Bristow, 8 Morton, s
Texas, Conkliag, l; Morton, ~. Vermont
Blaine, 1 Bristow, 8; iisyes 1. Virginia
Blaine, IA Conkling, A; Morton, 4. Yves
Virginia, Blaine, 8; Hayes 2. Wisconsin
Blaine, II Bristow, 2; Morton, l. Ari
iona, Blaine, 2. Dakotah, Blaine, 2
District of Columbia, Morton, 2. Idaho
Blaine, O. Utah, Blaine, 2. Washington
Blaine, 2. Wyoming, Bristow,2. Total 1855
necessary to choice $40. Total, Blaine
29S Bristow, ia; Conkllng, 90; Hart
rsnf., 68 63; Hayes, o. Morton, Ill
] Wheeler Washburne, !.
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Gen. Crooks Expedition.

New York, June 10.
A dispatch from Gen. Crooks expedition
LATED June II, reports that sharp skir
nish at long range with body of Indian
occurred June o. The Indians, though il
trong force, kept at such distance tina
he soldiers could not kill any, and only
appeared to have wounded two. The TO-
al casualties to Crooks expedition foot W
hree horses and one mule killed.
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President Grant Denies that He Was
Opposed to B aine.

WAsHINGToN, June 10.
President Grant, in conversation with
q personal friend today, said there was no
the slightest foundation for the report tina
he was opposed to the nomination OF
Blaine. and he thought 1t ungenerous Oh
the part Of his friends to accuse him of at.
tempting in any manner TO bias or influ-
ence the choice of the convention.
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Wouldn't Pay for His W fe's Teeth.

New YORK, June l6.
The suit of Solomon. S. Skinner VS..
Ienry Ward Beecher, TO recover for tw'
cts of false teeth furnished Mrs. Beeche
nd the defendants father, Rev. Lyman
'eecher, 90 years ago, was dismissed to
lay in the supreme court of Brooklyn, thu
.Iatules of Limitations barring recovery.
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Arkansas Democratic Convention

LITTLE ROCK, June TO.
At the evening session Of the democrats
tate convention, last night, 60 delegates
we're appointed to the st. Louis CONVEX,
ion, and instructed to vote as a unit. A
'esolution endorsing Tiden was offered
,ut substitute declaring the nominee o
he st. Louis convention the choice of thi,
convention, was adopted. Presldentia
electors were namina,ei, and Governo
iarland recommended as the next Unite,
States senator in place Of CLAYTON.
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THE RUMoR CONFIRMED.

Secretary Bristow on the first OF thu
presest month advised the president of hi
intention TO resign, but not till after III
Cincinnati convention, because to do s.
before might be construed as politics
movement. His reasons for resig ing al
purely personal, his private aft irs beiDi
in such condition as to require his atte
ton. No successor has yet been desil
mated. He will retire at the end of tn.
.nnptb
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Forty-fourth Congress.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. June 10.
After disposing If the bills on the ca
endar the house went into committee
,he whole on tho army appropra ion bil
Various amendments were offered and !,
jvcted, and quorum not being pressn'
the house adjourned.
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Bethel and Rochester Railroad.

The managers of this road hope to break
ground within a few weeks. The esti-
mate for completing the eighteen miles of
narrow gauge road ready for operation is
s23o0OO. White river valley is one of
the finest sections of the state, and rail
road, if It does not burden the community
too heavily in the construction, will prove
Of inestimable benefit to its people.
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Strike-Trouble Apprehended.

New YORK, June 10.
Workmen on the new elevator of th'
hudson River railroad struck tor bigheI
'ages and new men were pnt ON. Troubl
apprehended when the latter quit worl
Knight, as several assaults have alread,
occurred. The police are prepared for il
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READING NOTICES,
GRAND UNION HOTEL.

Broadway, Opposite PostoGice, Whitehall, ". T.,
+. Fish, Proprietor.
This hotel is comparatively new, having
been refitted and repaired throughout, and
Is now one of the most comfortable hotels
to be found anywhere. Located 10 the
central part of the place, it is convenient
to all places of business. With the expert
ence the proprietor has had in the hotel
business, he feels confident that he can
make the "Grand Union" the most popu-
lar hotel in the state of New York.
tp13d2m
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Death to the Potato Beetles

A generous portion of plaster thrown on
the leaves of potato hill will cause the
beetles to skedaddle. AT all events the ar
ticle has been tested by several persons up
Oh patches alive with the insects and not
bug has put in an appearance since its ap-
plCation.
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WATER MNIsSIUNER'S NO.
w TIE.

For six days. commencing the 2Oth az inst,
Tune the board Of Water oumisslUl eTs viii
70 at their office, IN A. ". Higgins drug store.
or the purpose VI issuing " alter Permits, for
ne year net ensuing.
II Is hoped that every water col sumer, will,
/ that time, take out lis permit and Save to
.imself the 1ve per cent collection lee.
HARvE> KINGsLE.,) uo.or
N. 5. RICH kDoUN, ara
y. l.. - VS., Vim To-
Rutland, June h, 1875 dlw
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nov12dSwly

WITHOUT PARALLEL believe
nat The wonderful Results sccompli' he'd
" the use of "Shilohs Consumption Cure
re without Il parallel IL lht nist ~ Of
aedcine. Those who dlsbelnve his and
ave occasion to Try il, can be convinced
without expense TO themselves. Its cue
ess is so wonderful and sure that we stll
on a guarantee to cure Consumption,
'lonchitis, Coughs, Huarseness. Asthma,
vhoopiug Cough, Group. In these cases
II any Lung trouble. don't fail TO try il, IL
nay save your life, while it will cost you
,othiug II it gives you no relief. Call at
he drns store of A. W. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castleton, w. Sweet Fauhs-
ven, DIR Meeker & DIR Campo. Ii, P"ullney,
elsewhere 10y dealers generally, and pel a
rial bottle Tor 10 cents, or a regular size
Tor so cen,s or Sl.00.
"HAcKMRTAoK" new and delightful
derfume sold by the above dealers. else
Eherr nv dealers enerally. t&wly
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A card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc., I will SEND
a recipe that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary In South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Innan,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
feb2SdeOda WEN
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Notice.

The annual sermon in behalf of the Rut-
land missionary association will be deliv-
cred by Rev. j. G. johnson in the Congre-
gational church on Sunday evening, June
18th. Services to commence at 7.30
o'clock. After the sermon, collection
will be made tor the benefit of the associ-
alton
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A S2,50O,OOO Fire in London.

LONDON, June 10.
The fire on Brooks wharf, Upper
Thames street, yesterday, destroyed Rob
ert Warmers bonded warehouses, contain
ing large quantity Of teas, gums, hides,
and miscellaneous goods. The Standard
says the loss is officially stated at e5J0,0lO
The property was largely insured.
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Laying Gable.

LONDON, June 10
The cable steamer Toscia, left yesterday
for South America to lay cable between
Valparaiso, La Serena and Caldera, thus
completing the submarine telegraph eys-
TEN of the west coast of Sou'h America.
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Dom Pedro at Vassar.

PoUGHKREPslR, June 10.
Dom Pedro, empress and suite arrive
here about noon, and visited Vassar CO
lege, after which the imperial party pr
coed to Wen Point, inspected the post an
reviewed tie cadets, thence leaving 70
New York.
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Don't Forget lhis.

hat the Estey organ Factories are the largest
q tho world. make the most organs. over 60,0Oo
cling in use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
lines, are now making nearly loo org ns every
aonth. They are not only thu best and cheap
81, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
ryan made. II any one says 10 tho contrary,
ion't you believe IL, but address for catalogues
md information,
GEORGE @, DAY,
noya2dSwly Rutlapd, VI.
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Sabbath Services.

ADvrSr CuURcH.-Scrvlces sunday OF 1850
and ,.3J 4. m. sunday School at 1900 M Seats
free.
BAPrisr.-Scrvices At l0.45 u. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Rev. j X. Richardson VIII preach. Sabbath
school at 12m Prayer Meeting at 600 p. IN.
CArH0fIC.-Rev. Charles Buylan, Pastor; Ser
Vices at 5 and 1890 a. M. ana i.ulp. IN.
FRENCn ttTHOLIC.-Father |. VI. Gelot-Ser-
Vices at $50 a. ~. and4 y. m.
CONGREGATIONAL Rev. leo D. Boardmas. ID. ID.
viii preach Services at 1913 AIN, and 1850 p.
m. Prayer meetings on Thursday and tatur-
day EVENINGS att 500.
EPIscoPAL--By Rev. WI lam j. Harris, ID d.
Morning Prayer with Sermon, at 1890 n. m.
SUNDAY School Immediately after morning SER
vice. Evening Prayer at 1900 p. m.
METHODIsT.--Ssrylt yes viii be held at 10:I5
q. In. and 1880 p. IN. Sabbath school at IL
O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN CAsrLEToE.
ADVENT. Rev. y. q. MatnewSJn, pastor.
Preaching at 10h O'Clock u. IN. and Y O'Clock
p. IN.
toNGREGATIoNAL-Rev. L. 4. Hooker, pastor.
Preaching ut 0H O'Clock y. IN, and 81 O'Clock
D. m
EPIsCorAL-Rev. w. G. Davenport, rector.
Preaching al the Liberal Christian church at
o'c ock p m.
METH ,DIsT-Rev. w W. er,pastor, Preach.
ing AT l0x o'clock a. m. and at on O'Clock p. IN
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Vicinity Items.
FAIRHAVEN.

FAIRHAyEN.
Rev. DR.. Evarts of Chicago will preach
in the Baptist church Sunday morning at
l0:45, and evening at half-past seven.
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Public Education.

PARIS, June 10.
NJ. Waddingham, minister Of public IL
ruction, has sent circular TO the com
lunal authorities announcing the intention
the government to provide for the ecu
ition Of suitable age, and to build new
nhOOls.
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Dom Pedro.

SARATOGA, June 10.
Dom Pedro aud party arrived here yes
rdsy, aud were entertain ed at the Grand
'nion hotel. he party left on special
ain this morning for Alba y, and will
lsit places OF interest on the Hudson.
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The Black Plague.

ST.. PRsERsBURa. June 1G
Advlces recenei hero from Sabrez, a
large walled city In the provinces of Aver
baijan, In north Persia, announce that the
black plague has broken out In the Per-
sian koordeotan.
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Arrested.

Three men were arrested at Unionville,
in Plymouth, the other day while on their
way to Mount Holly, having conducted
themselves rather roughly, which was the
result of drinking cider, as they had bar
rel with them. The third fellsw, with the
cider, made his escape.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Ill u. III.
Middle Atlantic states, falling barometer,
rising temperature, southwest winds, cloudy
weather and possibly light rains.
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The Keene Murder.

The Keene Sentinel Of this week says
hat the mystery attending the death of
Mr.. A. c. Foster is yet unsolved, no new
facts having been brought TO light within
the past week. The coroner's inquest has
been adjourned to July 1st.