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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
press Opinions and Comments

Bislsfi@a Hce
The Democratic bul!-lozer5 in
Congress have at last discovered that
Colorado ii in tho Union
Esi Luui. alobo letnoefaE.5
The character Of the men who are
now clainoring for war Il the best
possible guarantee Of AZ enduring
peace.
iehirago Ifyst
If the American people properly
realized what they have escaped
they will keep the Democratic party
out OF Office for twenty years more.
tsl fsn PioAeeg-iress.l
The Governor Of Oregon will rue
The day when se consented 10 be-
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20

come Mr.. Tilden's instrument in
this revolutionary conspiracy of
fraud and crime.
laistou Transcript
The Republican party, during its
sixteen years of power, has done
many things which history will
condemn, but it has never recog-
nized murder as legitimate means
of accomplishing its political ends.
Sew York Trilane
How did Mr.. Hewitt figure up
those 800 electoral votes which he
has been talking about all summer,
ii Colorado is not a State in good
and regular standings
milwaukee Wisconsin,.
As we have claimed hitherto, the
vote Of Frost's substitute for Tilden
was fraud if the doctrine Of the
Governor OF Oregon is correct; but if
that doctrine is not correct, then the
vote for Tiiden in Oregon is fraud.
"a RtkEs&AltAtk llittt>s3
The Democrats of both houses
have united in resolution request
ing the President to inform them
why he sent troops into the south
ern States. He will he more pleased
to tell then than they to listen.
Boston Journal.
The likelihood that England will
interfere between Russia and Turkey
steadily diminishes, In the face of
the existing alliance between the
three emperors, it would be idle for
England to assert herself against
Russia.
New York Herald
The country needs rest from ex-
and it will be we'll pleased
il the time intervening before the
final action OF Congress on the cleo
toral vote be spent in a careful study
of the constitutional provisions. the
laws and practice relating thereto,
with an earnest desire on all sides
10 arrive at just and harmonious
decision.
indianapolis Journal
There is every indication that the
business men of this country intend
to turn their minds To business, and
the sooner they do so the better. We
have harvested fine crops. We
have exported largely in excess of
our imports. Tho tide of gold is
turned in our favor. We are on the
bridge of resumption, over which
we are forbidden to so faster than a
walk under heavy pains and penal
ties. We must pass that bridge be-
fore confidence and buoyancy in
trade will fully come. There is no
danger now If we only go steadily
forward.
Chicago Post
II is probably out of the question
to elect Gen. Logan. 1t would be
easy to unite republicans upon the
occupant Of the White
House. or course we do not know
whether the President would feel
ike accepting a seat i'm the senate
after having filed the office Of Gen
aral Of the armyand President Of the
United States. But it is "a position
IF which any man might be proud.
And since he has so nobly sustained
ia trying emergencies, we
believe that he would not ho found !
in the senate. The Post |
dominates Ulysses :. Grant as Scna-
tor from Illinois, TO succeed Gen.
.ogan. Who seconds the motion?
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20

The New York He,uhf, indepen-
IDENTIFY says: "On the face OF the GER
tificates Hayes il elected, and we
Judge il probable that this result will
stand. At all events the burden Of
proof II on the side ofthe Democrats,
with the prima.jncie ease against
thcm.'f
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
TaAe care OF YOUR si,oat.

The agricultural editor Of the
State Register gives this excellent adj
vice TO farmers:
Many farmers have now on hand
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
YOUNG MEN.

Bsyies arss1t Mercantile ipiIsye krnkuk
lows. vn The Mississippi Nineteenth year.
About sixiy d',liSr pax III expr,ises G,r Mem.
Lsfship. kear't and sistlonery Book Keepers
veyerS and Teachers thoroughly fstti. RAILROAD
fare reduced. s.o.,nsl <it,,afious q" sasafioit>
Dou't fail 70 address Ftuf Miller. kroknk. Iowa.
W-t6yi
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Irsihs pass Al Tracy aud IsVHIa
j. NJ. BECHrEI., Agent, Knoxville.
SAINT. POWELL, Gen'l =. 4 +. Agt.
sE1svs 1 DEs MONIES RAILWAY.
No. 1853 TINE TABLE. 1876.

At kepkuk with the Toledo Wabash 4 Wcs.
H.rn Toledo, feots 4 Warsaw. The Chicago
Darlington quincy. the ~. Louis, keokuk <
Northwestern Railways snd the Packets on the
Mississippi River.
At Pennington. with the Burlington & south
western Railway
At E,ion. with the Chicago Rock island 4
Pacific Railroads. fsauthwcsern Rrsnchesl
Al buuinwa, with the Burlington Missouri
River aud the II, louls Kansas tiiy Northern
Railroads
A. EddySille Transfer with the tcnrral Rail.
rnad 1T lows
Al prs MoineS aud Alioona with the Chicago.
Rock Island { Pacific Railroad
Al Des Moines, with the Bes NOines a Fort
Dodge Railroad
sleeping carr on all Might Trains,
GEo. II. GRtGGS. Genl >up't.
JOHN GlNIN, tiru Ticket Agent.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
RlIuEIiIs


ss the experiences ~ III. iifr n,.n, ,rs x,,i
ont VS. ssysr iiaiBr Troubles aud cares ron,..
9me abias With m'; soms pas, aw.s T.-d.y ,ls
nody y vigorous, Tomorrow IL - dead .na ,ona.
hs pest - shorf snd The great problem hos 10
perPsinats u isstiit unsol,.d. Lib. hor.y.r 80
~ pro!onrsd, the w,ss sDd feeble body mad. strong
20 mstisr from Whist rsIse induced. sad INSTEAD ~
being burden L. aisprptlr and d.LIII,.t.d -,
cas- 20 msas an snasribg pleasure: m, how SIM,
Ply by ihs JAIL snd n,sslerstY nss ~ DR. .r,sa,,
bi.ter tes@' tbs truly medicinal pr.psrstto. /.
set shssf and tF~shy ariiele, intended slmply Il,
stimulate sgJ tbrn leave the second sIst. ~ ~.
BODY vorss than the nr't but u gently rsl.r.s M.
bowels. hlmnlsiss the liver, make. II wo,l 81
hssdsrhss sad low spirits, rsl,ry.. n.,u,.n.s
f"Si stomach. Giving ton and stability 10 tbs,
Ean Win AZ Increased shd health, appetite, r.gu.
'Hv tamais weakness. prevents f.vsr and .gas
sna mnIafon' dbyrs.- protsess the system fran,
nnrhoisscms sir and impure ws,sr, and "a, H..
.sa lsnsr ths ~hois b'dy ssaiDst All Attsess II
tasts end healisg 10 The body
sudden ~ severe ess-s ~ Liver Complaint
"f IN constipation ~ tbs bowels. few dosss on Dr.
0rssns Liver riils will sssist the Tonic ~ = eur.
sns " you are shaking With agae, DR. GreYn,s Aga,
~ rhi =, VIII drive IL rsy for cal. by
2"-sf Elisa !. T. rRFxcfl.
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Arrsar. Of Pay and Bounty.
ELOCUTION.

L Al EI J. n TO 1T.
viii sivs private instructionio young Isii@.
and gentlemen.
Teachers Mil receive thorough drill b. the
best methods ~ teaching Reading. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Inquire q Book Store southeast
Cormsr Public square.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
Aye r S
Hair V!goa',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

\ drcssinc
whicl, j. at once
a grcca i IL,
healthy, and If
ieeiual I'm pre-
serving the
hair. FaMd w
gray M,r IS soon
resfolrd ~ Hs
orig,ni color,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20
HsTABLlsUIp 1855.

HsTABLisUEp 1855.
American and Forsign Patents.
GILMORE & 20. Successors 20 Chapman. iIo..
solicitor rs,s". ere sssse. II =.
the patent i, granted. ~ fees for Masking pre-
Ilminary examinations. NJ additional fees for
obnnins and conducting re- hearing. special
attention given 10 Interference Cases before the
Patent Office Extensions before Congress. In.
fringement suits in different states. and al III
CATION appcrtaiplng to Inventions or Patents.
send stamp a. Gilmore 4 Co., for pamphlet ot
Of sixfy pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report uf the Commissioner III the
Genersl Land once shows 2.sg1 80 scrrs Of
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding, These were
issued under ACT Of 1870 aud prior acts Gilmore
4 go pay cash for them. send by registered LEI
ter Where assignments are imperfect We give
instructions 10 perfect them.
United States General Laad OMcs.
Contested Laud Cases prosecuted before the
I'nited states General Land ONCE aud Depart
ment 81 the interior. Private Land Claims, min
ing sud presumption claims and homestead eases
20.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Officers. soldiers and sailors Of the late war. or
their heirs, are in many eases entitled 10 money
from the Government nj which they have No
knowledge. Write full service, and state amount
ol pay and bounty received. Enclose stamp IN
Gilmore 4 Co. aud full reply. after cIanIna
ton, viii be given you free.
Pensions.
All officers soldiers and sailors wounded. rup-
tured or injured u, the late war. however slight
IS, can obtain pension by addressing Gilmore a
Go, +
Gases prosecuted by Gilmore x 10 before the
Supreme Court of the United states, the Court III
Claims and the southern Claims Commission
Each department of our business IN conducted
IN a separate bureaii, under the charge or the
same experienced parties employed by the old
90 Gilmore x 90 Is thus secured We desire 4.
win success by deserving Il,
ADDhtss GILMORE & co.
2i-ietf wsshinston, ~
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20

wiM tie gloss nad freshness n .Yoafh.
Thin hair * tfiickencd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by it, use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foIlicles are DESTROYED OF The glands
atrophied and decayei. Int such as
remain can he saved for usefulness
rs this application. Instead Of foul
will keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair.
from turning gray. " falling pii- aud
consequently prevent badness Free
from those dcleterions substances
which make some preparations dali-ai
gcrous, and injurious to the llaii. the .
Ni.or can only benefit but mol harnas
ii. If wanted merely ior 4
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Dissolution aoticc

Dissolution Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Ice X IIannon las this day
i.een dissolved. The undersigned has
employed compliant workman and
will doa general repairing business
ut the old stand. shooting speciality.
~. LtE.
Knoxville. Nov. !, 1876.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-12-20

And In fact every modern appliances which sslns-
lated 70 increase the ssmfort and safety 81 fasssn-
gers.
Magnificent Sleeping On r. are run en- eight trains,
splendid day coaches on deg trains 10 Chicago and
elegant ssslinipg Chair Cars on evening ratns 10
INDIANAPOLIS and CfNCISN ATT without charge.
By this r0up passengers will avoId delays sd
dsazrssabls Omnibus transfers through large eiifss
wbicb makes u especially dssirsbis for cid psopls
and tboss not accustomed TO travelling sndfor sdiss
travelling slon.. Gsatiensnfy and courteous Cos +,
dnetor, ~ this route are sivsys ready to sssiFsis
the wants Of passengers.
Through tickets can be obtained Ut the oacs "
all connecting Rosds. Baggage checked tbrsush.
Ne sure and ssk for tirksts reading via ~, r. h.
W." Route, from Bnriipxtos, ksesus or rsoris.
A. T.. HOPKINS, Rscsivsr,
H. G. TOWNSEND Gen, %. 4 Ttt ssi. Speoris, III
FOr further iofofastios is rsEs.d ts Freight OF
Passenger Business, sdtrssG
WI. CHuMpTON,
GSs,rsi W,1srH Ig,a'
Igl Main Street
sG3G2i.3g BURLINGTON IOWA.
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VIM. Meyers & Co.
Csn.sssIi.. Exhibition,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

THIS Great International Exhibition designed
i Is commemorate ihr sibe htutdrctlth anuiNer.
sary ~ American Independence. opened May
iMh, Aud Ni4i closr November iHh, 1876, MI the
Nations of the world and all the ~tRtrs aud Terri
tories 0f ihc Hluu are participating ia llts won
crntl demonstration. bringing tng"thCrfhe most
comprehensive collection pf art treasures, me
rhaniVal inventions. scientific discoveries, man
uiarJuTing achievements. lututtbI specimens, aud
agricultural pyuduFt. ever exhibited The
grounds devoted So The Exhibition are situated
GA thc line Of thr rrHuSs lyamia Railroad aud
cInbfare four hundred and hny acres az Fair
mount Park, III highly improved and oruamen.
tel nn which arr rrrrtrd The largest buildings
ever conStruetrd-tyruf these covering Hn ARA
uf ltty acres aud costing aiNimi The total
number nf buildings rrrFtcd for the purposes pf
tie Exhibition il near tWu hundred. During the
thirty day immediately following the opening
of the Exhibition "a million and = quarter ~ peu-
L. a. . a
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old Bounty Land Warrants.

Contested Lsud Cases prosecuted before til.
i'nited STATES General land once aud D~par
ment ~ the interior. Private Land Claims, min
ing aud presumption claims and homestead ease
attended 10
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Dyer two weeks will clapsc be-
4rreen tho counting Of the votes and
fnnuguration day. The Republican
1xovra mme does not, of course, con-
1emplate any hostile movement on
ff1e part OF the Democrats during
that period. A special session Of the
6enatp, To begin on the ith or 9TH Of
Mnrch, will he called hy President
Grant before his term expires, To
confirm President Hayes Cabinet
as,s ether appointments. The new
Executive, with the support Of that
body, aiil take immediate posses
el.,st OF the Government in ali its
branches. Iftile Democratic House
refuses 10 make appropriations dur
ing The present session, an extra scs.
sion OF the new Congress will be
called. 1t will not be assembled.
I,eweSer, as many suppose, inmedi-
ateiy after the fth If March. Some
date after the New Hampshire elec-
lion will be fixed upon. The appro-
klation will PROFESSIONALLY BIC made
fpre the end Of The fiscal year.
81 for the Democratic programme
6lis far with All tie caueuses aud
my private consultations Of their
ding politicians the Democrats
we discovered no way 10 prevent
e work ing ont 70 the designed re-
~. They are held as in a wise by
g Constitution and tile forms oi
K. There II no way Of escape ex.
NJ By a resort to revolution, and il
i should seek success by the dread.
q expedient Of a civil war the odd:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28

Death of John T. Rich.

John T. Rich, well-known and promi-
nent citizen of Addison county, died at his
residence in Orwell, on Wednesday morn
ing, after brief illness of week, at the
age of 4s years. Mr.. Rich was a gentle
man of fine social qualities, and one of the
most respected citizens. He devoted him
self strictly to business. ever refusing to
serve his fellow citizens in office, although
often solicited to be candidate. He had
been drover of large experience, and in
tat relation was widely known. He was an
intimate friend, and associate of the late
Charles w. Bailey of Montpelier, who met
so sad an end at Essex junction on Satur-
day last The death of these gentlemen
removes two of the most honorable and
highly esteemed business men in the state.
Mr.. Rich was, at the time of his death, a
director in the National bank of Orwell.
The death of Mr.. Rich casts gloom over
the community of his residence and his loss
will be greatly deplored by his fellow citi-
zens.
The funeral of Mr.. Rich takes place at
Orwell this afternoon.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
Vermont Headquarters.

The following is the list of arrivals at
Vermont headquarters, centennial grounds,
September 22d
Redfeld Proctor and wife, d Proctor,
Rutland.
Joseph Adams and wife, A N Adams
and wife, Mrs D b Cotton, Fa!rhaven.
Edward s Dana and wife, Cornwall; r
P Walker and wife, Benson d H Farley,
Poultney G II Walker, Bridport G Il
Buck and wife, Charles A Derrick, Airing
ton; G p Herrick, Chester G E Meach,
Charlotte; Mrs E Hill, Vergepnes M Ed
son, NJ D, Castleton; Rev E p Merrifield,
Vershire.
Rev w w Atwater and wife, II. d.
Benedict, Burlington; A E Gates, w. G.
Gates, j. N. Livingston, G p Smith, Miss
Ii. M. Smith, Miss r w Morton, Miss H
L Morton, Fl E Siblev and wife, Mrs L S
Drew, L B Englesby and wife, Mrs ] W
Hickok, Burlington.
J A Sturtevsnt, Mrs s s Beeman, St.
Adams; ] G Williams, Essex Junction; G
II Warner, Snxton's River Abraham
Chase. Whitingham; Jennie A. Parker,
Springfield; M G Fulton and wife, Mont
pelier; Mrs f F Walker, Grafton; A b
Kellogg, Bra'tleboro.
II G Knapp, FW Knapp, Charles G
Meacham, Brandon.
RIA Pollard, Mary o Hay, S l. Tuxbury,
L Foy, Miss l. N Clapp, M o Perkins, Q.
ruxbury, H II Stoker, II Ii Lamson,
Windsor.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28

No other manufacturer dare give his
medicine as severe a test. His az cents have
for over two years sold Shilon's CoDsun p
ton cure on positive guarantee, allowing
any patty to use two-thirds of bottle and
if it should not have the desired fl c.,
could be returned and money retuucei
The proprietor states with pride. that nO'
one bottle in 500 ba' in any Gaze failed.
For Consumption, Chronic Coughs, Colds,
Group, A.tlma, Bronchitis, Nhooline
Cough. and all Lung diseases 1t is -order-
fully sure and effective. On such terms a.
these, it is not range that the meoiclit
has gained a popularity never before
equaltd. will you Try it or continue to
suffer Sample hotile, 10 oeLts, regular
size so cents and Sl.00. A W HIGGINS,
Paige & Crooks, Rutland; F. A. NJ rise,
West Rutsnd; Rice 81 Co.. Casileton
w. Sweet, Farhaven; J. NJ Campbell,
Poultney elsewhere by dealers generally
HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where b. dealers generally. d&wl!
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
Protracted Meetings.

The attention of all is called to meetings
to be held at Leicester church, beginning
on the evening of October 2, and lasting
until the morning Of Oct. Z. Christian
ministers and people are earnestly solicited
to be present. A number have already
signified their intention to be with US.
The object of the gathering is the exalta-
zion of Christ and the conversion of sin
ners. Preaching three times every day, at
10t a. M, % and y p. m. LIST the people
from all the communities round about
make an effort to come, and they can be
assured that all necessary arrangements
will be made to entertain them, If you
would enjoy and profit yourselves come
Conveyance will be at the morning trains
at Leicester junction
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
New York Produce Market.

W" thhA ECpts
YLouR-Rocepts II, SEC barrels. The market
Is quoted to-day duh and 5GlOc lower.
Sales or 1850 barrels NO a. 70 Olld 0
supernne western and state III 81 2oSi 80
common TO 2 pod extra western AMI sthte Vt
So 00(d5 10 good TO choice do. AT IS 1905
"onmon TO choice white wheat western extra
IS 55e6 80; fancy white wheat western extra
ut &c 556T rs common TO gooI extra Ohio at
IS O5(ai IS common TO choice extra ST. LOui,
at s. lOCds SO Choice Minnesota extra good 10
p-itse At 81 90 IS 90 chocs TO double extra at
Is Ot(d9 80. Market closed du / and In buyer
favor.
WnRAr-Receipts 1896 bushels. Market
is heavy and easier Sales of 90 600 bushels
ats 90 for Inferior new sp ing; si.o7 old wi
ter red western In store 4; 81 20 for ne ~ white
state 81 81 for extra new amber Indiana; 81 %
for new white Michigan; 81 rs Tor small Its
itYs~The market is quoted as being dull.
Sales of western at 70a73c state SOG,8; Tor
Jersey, Pennsylvania and state 1000 bushels
BARLEy-The market is quoted as dull.
Sales OF 6-rowed state at s2@sl o0c.
BARLEY MALr-Ihe iaatKet Is quoted as be-
In. quiet and unchanged. Sales OF IA, OOJ bush
els proved state ut sue
CoRN.-Recelpts 22e,7l4 bushels: The markel
d a9d5ed sae ey Of 600 Sush MH at
for graded and ungraded steamer mixed; soc
for graded No l blab9c for ungraded west
ern mixed; 5la4@6sllc for sail mixed $4,000
for yellow western 50 for yellow southern.
oATs-RecepJs 56.o5o bushels. The market
is quoted lower for inferior parcels. Sales OF
sI,0UD bushels NJ 0-k44DC ullatu WtSttIu
and state s6s52c for white do, including re-
ected at s2Xc New York No 2 white at 4Oc
mixed " e-ern at 35@4ic white do. az 3S@52e;
white Michigan on track at h2c mixed state on
track at 46C9i9c white do. on track at 5ic.
HAY.-rne market Is quoted firm 60 for
shipping.
Market Is quoted as firm. Sales
at iOa2Oc for yearllngs 25@30c for new crop
New York state ;l59lSc for nominal California ;
25(a35c for new crop.
GoFPsB.-Tne market for Rio is quoted
as very frm at l6'4@lsAc gold for cargoes;
l5s. "a zoe gold for toD lots.
UGAR.-rhe sugar market steady with more
inquiry. Sales at sA(a9c for fair refining ;
sA@9c for good do CSC tor prime. =.
MOLAssEs. market for grocery grades Is
quiet at s0ta55c for Porto Rico 4o@os for New
RI0E.-The market is quoted as being
steady and In fair demand $4,000 Louisiana
6ka6Hc Carolina.
PErRoIEUM-Tne market ia quoted as quiet.
Sales OF crude at lac refined at 26c cases at
3O68Oc city naptha at lac.
rALLow--The market Is quoted as lower,
Sales of 1876 900 lbs at Slasc for good to prime.
EaGs,-Tne market quoted as firm at 26927c
for state and Pennsylvania; 23s254c for west
ern.
PoRK-The market quoted as steady. Sales OF
new mess slG76.
BgEF.-The market is quoted as being quiet
LARD-The market is quoted nrmer. Sales
OF prime steam at so 50.
BUTTER-The market Is quoted as being
| firm at l6@s0 for western 22s &C for state.
| NHEEsE-The market is luouen as being
| steader AZ 6ia12c for common TO prime.
WHIsKY-The market is quoted az being
| steady Mt 81 ilA.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
Crooks Fall Campaign.
CHEYENNE, Sept. q

CHEYENNE, sept. ~.
Gen. Crook remains at Fort Laramie Or
ganizing new campaign against the In
dams. He will not leave the field until the
work is done. Fresh troops consisting OF
the fourth cavalry under Gen. Mackenzie
and infantry under Capt. Pollock will be
put in the field at once. A depot of sup
ply will be established at old Fort Reno.
The troops of the recent expedition are
now at Custer City under the command OF
Gen. Merritt and will wait new supplies
of clothing and equipments there. Lieut..
Won Leutaitz of the third cavalry and one
or two others, who were badly wounded,
were left at Crook City in the Black hills
with medical aid, and will come out as
soon as they can bear removal. The cav.
airy horses are much worn, and many OF
them were eaten. AT least 500 fresh
horses will be required
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-28
Safe Burglary Trial.
WASHINGTON, Sen

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~.
The testimony in behalf OF Babcock and
Somerville, in the safe burglary conspiracy
case having been closed, District Attorney
Wells commended that the prosecution had
fully proven the conspiracy, and had shown
beyond all reasonable doubt, Babcock and
Somerville's connections with 1t. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Wells address, which
occupied three hours, the court adjourned
until tomorrow, when Judge Fullerton
will speak IN behalf of Gen. Babcock, and
he will be followed by MIR. fallen In de-
Tense of Somerville. Concook will sum
up for Babccck, after which Mr.. Riddle
will make the final argument for the prose-
cutiOn.