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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-19

Advent CHuRcH.-Servlces sunday at 1880
p. M. Sunday School at 1900 m. Seats
free.
BArrIsT.-servioes At 1o.45 a. m. and 7. 80 p. m.
Rev. j. X. Richardson Will preach. Sabbath
school at IAN Prayer meeting at 600 p. IN.
CATuoL1C.-Rev. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
Vices at and 1890 q. m, and 4.00p. In.
FRENCH CATnOL1C.-Fathcr !. NJ. Gelot-Ser-
Vices at $3.50 n. IN. and 8 D. IN.
CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. j. q. johnson, pastor,
Will preach Services at 10.45 am, and 1880 y.
IN. Prayer meetings on Thursday and satui'-
day evenings at
EPIsoorAL.-Rev. A. ]. Barrows Will oflici-
ate Morning Prayer with Sermon, at 1880
q. m. Sunday School Immediately after morn
ing service. Evening Prayer at 700 p. m.
MEru0DfsT.-SSrviGes Will be held at 10:45
q. m. ana 1880 p m.--Centenuil sermon.
Rev. j. w. Eaton, pastor. Sabbath school at
12 o'clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN cAsTLEToN.
ADVENT Rev. 8. q. MathewsJn, pastor.
Preaching at l0S o'clock a. m. and ~ O'Clock
p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L. r. Hooker pastor.
Preaching at 10Y O'Clock u. IN. aud 81 O'Clock
p. m.
EPTsCoPAL-Rev. w. g. Davenport, rector.
Preaching at Liberal Christian church at $50
ock p m.
METH jDIsr-Rev. WV. Foster,pastor. Preach
Ing at l0L O'Clock q. IN. and at GN O'CLOCK p m.
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Democratic Meeting.

The Tilden and Hendricks club of Ben
nngton appropriated share of the men,
orable lG h by grand rally at Library hall
Wednesday evening. The hall was elab-
orstely decorated with flags of the differ
ent natious, mot!ooe, ETC., and the attend
ants included several prominent democrats
from different parts of the country. Hon.
d. Csdy Herrick, a prominent Albany law
yer, was the principal speaker of the eve
ming, aud tis logical and convincing plea
for reform and honest government was fire.
quently interrupted with hearty applause.
The North Bennington cornes band was in
attendance, and by their inspiring music
did themselves credit and the cause much
good. p.
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What the Peace Men Say.
MYSTIC. Conn. Aug. IS.

MYSTIC, Conn.,, Aug. 49,
The Connecticut peace society's resoll-
tions oppose the return of the Indian bu-
reau to the war department; denounce the
invasion of the Black Hills; charge that
the Indian war was forced upon the In
dams so as to prevent reduction in the
army; demand an investigation of many
enumerated outrages by the military upon
the Indians; declare that Gen. Clusters
death was just retribution for the slaugh-
ter Of Indians; comment on the congress
sional Investigations of the war and navy
departments; urge universal amnesty to
ex-contederates, aud the removal of the
army from the Indian country. Zachariah
Crouch presided. During the sessions of
two days 2 900 persons attended.
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RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MORNING. 49,

ing the national colors. This venerable
apparently parsonage was loudly cbeered
and at his request three rousDg cheers
were given for Hayes and Wheeler.
AS the procession passed the grounds of
Mr.. j. 9. Dunn, which were finely illu-
minated, Col and Mrs. Joyce were wildly
cheercd, the colonel acknowledging the
| applause. The residences of Mr.. Farmer,
A. A. Nicholson, Ncr p. Simons and A. w.
Higgins were illuminated The land and
procession cheered Mr.. Higgins. The resi-
dences of N. Weeks, b. W. Marshall, Col.
A. II. Walker, II. Il. Adams, Mrs. PEN
field, DIR. 9. Woodhouse, Thos Ross, L. f.
Sadler, Ed. Fose, G. o. Kinsman, s. p.
Curtis, Ben. II. Burt, were illuminated.
AS the procession passed Hon. d. L.
Ncholson's the band cheered Mr.. Nichol.
son, which was responded to 10 the follow
ing speech "There is light and music in
the air Hurrah Hurrah! for the two
candidates, Hayes and Wheeler =" which
was ans wered by the procession in loud
cheers. Passing through Merchants row,
the only store illuminated was that of
Geo. II. Palmer The Herald office was
Illuminated. THE GLOBE office was finely
decorated with Chinese lanterns through the
three stories. After reaching the town
hall the procession disbanded.
The Sherman band played numerous Sc
lections during the march which was ac-
compshed without other incidents worthy
Of comment.
The route was up Washington to Main,
up Main to West, down West to Cottage,
up Cottage to Williams, down Williams to
Grove and down Grove to the town hall.
The procession presented brilliant ap-
pearance, especially during tie counter
marching on Main and West streets.
The ratification throughout was a giori.
rlous success and threw the democratic
orc of Aug. 10 entirely into the shade. No
such crowd Of people was ever seen in the
town hall as filled it last ev ening.
A dispute between democrats and repub-
licans occurred near the town hall after
the meeting, which came near resulting in
blows. 1t is SAID on what seems reliable
authority that some democrats made their
arrangements to steal the torches and break
up the procession. 1t is certain that many
boys in the procession did run away, and
more attempted to do &C, with torches, aud
several broke those they carried. With
this exception the affair passed off plea
sanity and quietly.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Cold 11O5
B. II. Burt is laying concrete walk
arounl bis residence.
Rev. A J. Barrows will conduct services
at Trinity church tomorrow.
w. c. Landon yesterday threw out q
Hayes ald Wheeler flag from his store.
Forest fires are raging on the Green
mountains east of Manchester and Airing.
ton.
Mr.. E. A. Tucker Of the Hartford Post
accompanies Gov. Jewell on his trip in
Vermont.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
X. of P, this Saturday evening at O'Clock
at their castle hall.
Attention is called to advertisement Of
livery stock for sale in Brandon, which car
be found in another column.
Nellie Birmingham was brought before
Justice II. w. Porter for selling lntoxicat.
ing liquor but was found not guilty.
Very many residences and business
places in town were handsomely decorated
yesterday in honor OF the occasion. Ver-
mont is alive yet.
Gov. Jewell yesterday, after dinner at
the Bardwell house, drove through the
village, accompanied by G. L. Lawrence,
F. A. Field, and G. W. Mussey. He also
called ON Mrs. Gov. Page, with whose
family he is acquainted.
The special train returning to Castletop,
Hydeville, and Fairhaven after the rally
last evening in charge of Conductor Mi
chael Lynch, A. Pratt engineer, left at
1l.30 and returned at 100 o'clock, after q
successful trip.
John Root was yesterday brought before
II. w. Porter for intoxication and fined
So 90 and costs. He disclosed on Kate
Reidy, who was fined $40 and costs, and
three months in the county jail for the
third offense Of selling, and the same ior
keeping. Root was recommitted for In
sufficient disclosure.
On Wednesday evening conductors Wild
er's and Conlins trains met at South Shafts
bury. Both were quite long trains, and
the side track short, and the novel practice
of "sawing the tram by" was resorted To-,
which is somewhat novel and difficult
process. These two energetic railroad men
succeeded in Saving each other by" and
if our readers do not understand the pro-
cess, ask these two gentlemen to explain
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.
The following are the starters in to-mor-
race: Romney, Galway. Big Sandy, Pres
ton, Courier and Gray Friar. For the one
mile race: Brother to Bassett, Moco, May
d. Sweet Lips, Courier, Gray Nun and In
spiration. For the four mile race: Victor,
st. Martin and Math. For the three-fourths
of a mile race Gray Filey by Dickens
and Derby. For the steeple chase: Trouble,
Resolute. Katie p, Usage and Stamford.
There will be an extra meeting Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday next, four races
each day.
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Indian Scouts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed to Gen. Sher-
man to-day as follows:
CHICAGO, Aug. IS.
Gen. w. T. Sherman:
VIII you ask the commissioner of Indian
affairs to give me permission to raise 100
Pawnee scouts9 Would like to know to-
day PHI. SHERIDAN.
Gen. Sherman forward the dispatch TO
the Indian bureau endorsed, "Do you OBJ
Ject?" Commissioner Smith telegraphed
Immediately to Superintendent Nicholson
to permit the Pawnees to go and to render
all the aid necessary.
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over $1,000 Organs.

We did not mean TO boast when we said
tina. Mason and Hamlin had made and sold
over 1000 organs, we simply said II that
people might know what organ leads the
world talk is cheap, bat facts are worth
something. 1t ~ fact that the Mason u
Hamlin organ is the best made organ IN ex-
istence it is tact that the Nj. e. ii. organ
has the best musical qualities OF al y organ
made; Il ia a fact that the NJ. Il II. organ
is The best organ made, all Of whl' have
been proved. time after time, by Il cir re-
ceiyjne the highest rewards of m rit and
gold medals over all other organs. You
Can bay them and pay 50, g. 50 or SO
per month, or rent them till the r,nt pays
for them. >, N,
d&w General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
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Official Changes.
BALTIMORE. Aug. IS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.
Col. Edward wilkins, the newly ap-
pointed lllector of this port, took posses
sion and entered upon the duties OF this
Office this forenoon. James w. Clayton
we'll known as one of the journal clerks
of the hou of representatives. for many
years, and William ID. Burcbina were ap-
pointed deputy collect OFF, and entered on
their duties.
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Speaker Kerr's Condition.

Rock BRIDGE, ALUM SPRINGS, Aug. IS.
Mr. Kerr suffered most intense agony
up to midnight last night, but thereafter
rested more comfortably. DR.. Pope says
he cannot last much longer, that his food
refuses to assimilate and he is now living
wholly upon his own flesh. This will soon
fail him.
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Stewards Statue.

..r New York, Aug. IS.
Tomorrow the statue of the late VIM. Ii.
Seward will be lifted into position on the
pedestal just erected at Madison square.
The sculptor is Randolph Rogers.
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The Railroad War.

New YORK, August IS.
An agent of ling trunk line speak
ing of the railroad war yesterday said !:
"The war must be stopped or we shall be
ruined. We ale losing on every pound we
carry west, aud if the present rates are ad-
vanced when the busy season is at hand
it will be still worse"
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Check List.

All the legal voters of the town of Rut-
land, whose names are not on the check
list, and are EFT tied to have them placed
thereon, are requested to meet the select
men of the town, at their office, in the
town hall, in Rutland, on Saturday, Au-
gust 19lh, 1876, and at the Barnes house,
in West Rutland, on Saturday, August
Goth 1876 between the hours of 10 a. m.
aud p. IN.
II. H. DYER, }
N. H. DAVIS, Selectmen.
5. l.. BoARpMAN,)
Rutland, Aug. 10, 1876. 18-dt2G
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Calling on the President.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.
There was an unusual large crowd of
visitors at the White house this morning,
among them many senators and representa-
tlve', who called to take leave of the piesi-
deni
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Suicide.


PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 1S.
The Eagles special says Rev. VIM. A..
Cornell, who resides at Freedom Plains,
near this CITY, committed suicide yesterday
by hanging h m-elf to tree in the woods
near his residence. Mental insanity WAS
the cause. He was connected with the
First Reformed church.
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The Turf.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Aug. IS.
The Warwick races closed yesterday.
Tue unfinished 2.35 race, in which Luther
and Silver Tail had each two heats, was
given to Luther, on account of the other
horses running The . so race was won
by Gen. Hayes. Time, 240. The $40
race was won by Z,phyr. Time, 2.349.
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Jewish Convention.

New YORK, Aug. Is.
The convention of the ancient Jewish
order of Kisher Shell Bargel was concluded
to-day after four days session. They de-
cided to hold the next meeting at Syracuse,
1S months from this date.
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Methodist Church.

Rev. J W. Eaton has sufficiently recov-
cred from his illness to occupy his pulpit
tomorrow. The sacraments of baptism
and the Lords supper will be administered
at the forenoon service, end Mr. Elton will
preach in the evening at $40 o'clock.
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READING NOTICES.
Now Tailor shop,

Novalg & Murphy will open on Monday
next in the stand formerly occupied by
w. w. Mccall, an entire new stock of
goods, which will be made up in the latest
and best styles at reasonable rates. The
cutter will be Mr.. Albert Novak, formerly
at Allen s. Drew's and II. w. Kingsley's.
auglbdtf
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Free Notice for the Thousand Islands

FIsHER's LANDING, N. Y, Aug. IS.
The Thousand Island camp meeting is
largely attended. On Sunday next Rev.
Drs. Elliott of Kingston, Pole of Toronto,
and Haven Of Syracuse, will preach. Thou
sands visit the park daily.
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ANOTHER COLLISION.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.
A collision occurred on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad at Cold Spring, Ind,
this morning, between freight train going
west and passenger train coming east.
The fireman of the passenger train was Sc
riously injured, and the locomotive and
several freight and baggage cars were
wrecked. No passengers injured
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The Lowell Explosion.

BosToN, Aug. 10.
The damage by the explosion at the
Merrimac print works 10 Lowell will not
exc eed $4,000. Thomas Campbell was
badly scalded but will recover.
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Government Revenues.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.
Receipts from internal revenue to-day,
S448, $40 customs, 1894 ,53j.
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Vacation.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
Secretary Cameron, who left here last
evening for visit to his home at Harris
burg, will be absent about 10 days
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BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
w L q m i

For the middle and eastern states, fall
ing, followed by rising barometer, cool
easterly to southerly winds shifting to
warmer sou,herly and westerly, partly
cloudy weather and frequent rains, clear
ing away during the afternoon and night.
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Visit Mrs. G.. Il. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

BoRDE NTowN, N. j., Aug. IS.
A freight and peach train on the Penn
sylvania railroad collided near Bordentown
last night, wrccking IL cars. A brakeman
named Coates was killed.
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NIMs-In Mendon, August l5,h, Mrs. 8. r.
Minis, widow OF supply Minis, aged so years.
Funeral from her late residence on Woodstock
avenue, to-day, at one O'Clock p. m.
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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.
New York Block and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug IS.

NEW YORK. Aug Is.
Money closed easy at 1ha2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3a4 per ce l.
Sterling exchange steady at 4s7i(64s9
Gold opened at. Ill. and closed at I1U9i, sales
In the Interim at 1101..
Clearings at the Gold Exchange $40 ,3l coo.
custom receipts, $4,000.
Treasury disbursements $685., COO,
Imports for the week 81, 1888
clined.
state bonds quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
stocks in the early dealings were weak ana
dec ined l5@A befo g the first call but alter
wards recovered. After midday m lket be-
came weak again and prices iell Is to ~. Uu-
I'll near the close the weakness coatlnurd but
on final sales the market was steadier In tono
VITA recovery OF 70 to "a in some case
The transactions In stocks ro-day aggregat-
ed $1,000 shares. The principal dealings were
as follows:
Lake shore, 2l,OcO; st. Pauls, POGO; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, $1,000; Erie,
O,0Oo; Western Union, 1905 Michigan Central,
10000 New Jersey Central 5000
Gold closed at ll03s@ll01s.
Money dull at 1ka2.
Governments active and lower, except 1O-4Os
which are better,
Stale bonds quiet and steady.
Stocks closed active, unsettled and lower
Inc following are the closing qdotatlons
q. s. 6s 81 reg... .ll9L Harlem .,,l3TH
U. ). GS 81 coup. ..ll9JSI DO pref..,,,.,,,133
=. s. o-20s "a coup. Michigan Central Az
u o. o-Sos % olu. 'ii4zs Fanama .:........la0
U. 5. 5-20s '65 new. l15,s Union Paciiic, O3
U. ). 5-20s 67......1l9a Lake shore & Mich
q. ). 5-29S 6S......l2l igan southern E. 53s{
y. 8. IS new. .."..llIA Illinois CentTal.... ssE
y. ). l0-ios reg. ..1l6h Cleveland & Pitts
U. $. lo-40s coup. ll9's burg ........... OF
Currency G5...... 1865 Chicago q North
Delaware and uud- western.,....,, ssH
son Canal........ Of 60 pref.. 62..
Canton. ....;..... 30 cleveland, Colun-
Consolidated Coal. 40 bus a CHM. Az
Cumber!and.... . IS y. j. Centrai BQi,
western Union Toll Rock Island. .....lo6E
eBraph.......... IN Nil. d st. Paul.... soy
Quicksilver ........ 12 do pref 6si:
do pref. IA Fort Wayne... lC2L
Pacific MALI. . 243S Chicago Il Alton i02
Adams Express. 1Oss DO pref itsx
Wells, Fargo d. Co. sc Del, Lack a. West, O21
American NJ. U. Ex- 10. b. a On. 1905,
press. ........:.. 81 Hannibal d ST. Jo-
United States Ex- seph. l2if
press ..,..... 662i Central Pacif1c,.. log9s
New York Central Union Pacific
and Ii. II. X. ....1O6H Exchange long. ASK
Erle....... $500. IL do short .sS9H
do pref....... :. 20 !
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LUDLOW.

Black river academy, 50 long we'll known
as Tie leading academy of Windsor county,
viii open ils fall trm Tuesday next, Au-
gust 22i. Nr. G. G. Farwell is received
with much favor by our citizens. TIE Off
GERS OF the school are favored in having
secured the services of Miss Lottie A. Lare,
OF Nilbfaham, Mss, as preceptress. Mis-
Lane will without doubt be valuable
accession u our school. The prospects for
the coming term are quite fl,itering. @.
One Thona3 Harnet. re 'idng near The
depot in Ludlow, cruelty beat his wife
Thursday moInlng. Her face is badly cut
up and she is otherwise injured H4rnet
was arrested Thursday night, tiled and
placed undcr bonds IT, t C amount of 800
II seems Harn,t and his wife have not
lived pleasan iy together for some time,
and that he uas been in the habit of abusing
her. Con ijerablc iteliug has been aroused
over the matter. p.
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Fare Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. 0fllce under
the town hall. d&w
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Vicinity Items.

On Tbursday evening Tilden and Hen
bricks flag was thrown TO the breeze, club
organized and two rousing speeches gwen
one by Mr.. d. N. Burke of New York,
rnd the other by p. F. Burke of Port Hen.
ry, N. Y. They confined themselves to
argument used no slang or abuse had an
audience of between six or seven hundred
composed of both parties. All passed off
pleasantly and quietly, without any dis
turbaace. This town in 1874 gave 80
democratic votes. G. IS.
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