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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-05

JoHN T. READ Esq, Of Amherst Mas. assoc
ciate editor Of the Working Famer, writing to
the proprietor Of the Memphremagog seed Pam,
says The seed which / had Of YOU last year,
produced the deepest colorod carrots ever saw
FIRE Friday morning, the house, barn and
out-houses on the farm owned by Thomas Butler,
Of ranton, and occupied by Edward Ryan and
family, were burned The barn, which contained
considerable hay and several horses and the ice
house, both commenced burning at the same time,
proving that they were both set on fire by some
person or persons unknown.
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Is VOLUME XXIv--NQMBER 258.


NEW YORK, June iS.-cottou-Dull at
l2 l'l6al2Nc. Flour-Low grades steady;
superfine western and State 81 OOa4 80;
common 70 good S 0Oa5 25; good 70 choice
IS 25a5 65; white wheat extra IS 76a I rs;
extra Ohio S. 00a7 00; st. Louis IS i0as 90.
Wheat-soit and inferior heavy; prime
steady and In fair demand for export; IN.
graded spring 81 25al2t; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 leAl y; No. 8 do 81 0al 70; No. 2 Chi.
cago q lSt<aI 19k; amber State old 81 45.
Rye-Firm; State Of 9la97Kc. Malt and
Barley-steady. Corn-In good demand;
western mixed heated and unsound 46A54c;
mixed no grade 6SHa1INe. oRts-Dull
aud In BUYERS avor; western mixed State
aa42e. Hay md Hops Unchanged. Coffee
to good refining 7sEa74le; prime Sc. No.
lasses and hice-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-More active on Change at ST II;
siuce Change at 81 10.
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FINANCIAL AND CONF MMERCIAl
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.


NEW YORK, June lS.-MoEEY-Closed
easy at 2a9h per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3Na5H per cent. Custom receipts,
$37l 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed S6o, 900. Clearings 81, 900, 900, Ster.
ling steady at 4.s71fa4.S9X. The exports
OF produce from this port for the week end
ing to-day amount S6,5lS,0O0.
GoLD-opened and closed at ll2sS, with
sales during the, day at 1l?1< aud Hex.
Borrowing rates ia2 per cent Loans were
also made fat.
GovERNMENTs4 4Dull and steady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong In the late af.
ternoon dealings. rE &"
STATE SEcURITTEs-Dull and nominal,
SToCEs-Dull and fluctuations slight up to
noon. New YORK Central, however, ad.
yAnoed 10 l01i<, and Afterwards declined 10
l05k. Wabash advanced from to on
rumors that stockholders might possibly
get SOme show In the reorganization, but
subsequently reacted 10 X; later, with an
exceedingly dull market, there vas n de
cline Of Hah. Stocks toward the close
were frmer. Just previous to the close
New York Central, In consequence OF some
difficulty in making deliveries, was brought
In under the rule at lO7 ,SalO7A for two
lots. Immediately alter sales were made at
l06k buyer 60 days, and the stock closed in
regular way at 1061<al07. This movement
impaired little more hrmness 10 the rest
of the market, Lake shore advancing TO 81,
Michigan Central TO 4sH, Western Union
to 66X aud ST. Paul preferred TO 69H. The
market cleSed active with better feeling.
The Sales to-day were 69,0O0 bhsres, aoi
which 5000 were New York, 1900 Erie,
20. 400 Lake Shore 1900 ST. Paul. 1900
Western Union.
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CONG R E S S.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June Is.

#Ii ,WAsHIN0ToN, Hne 10. :
Mr. Hancock introduced a joint reso
luton iBstructing the Committee OF
Ways and Means 70 inquire into the pro
priety Of relieving from taxation all
domestic and fermented beers. Agreed
TO-.
Mr.. Roberts introduced bill to reduct
The taxution on circulation OF banks to an
amount equal TO that paid by National
banks. Referred.
Ms Ferry, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back the Sen.
ate bill in reference TO the detail Of army
officers as professors at the State Mil.
itary Academies, and extending the limit
from 20 to 90. After discussion the bill
passed-yeas 122, nays5 so.
: On motion Of Mr.. Atkins II was ordered
that no business be transacted to-day and
tomorrow, except general debate on the
army appropriation bill.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Blackburn in the chair,
on the army appropriation bill, and was
addressed BY Mr.. Wood.
On motion Of Mr.. Holman the Senate
amendments to the postofBce bill were
non-concurred in.
Mr.. Wood, in conclusion, advocates a
reduction ofthe army as proposed in the
bill.
Mr.. Lynch addressed the Committee on
the political status OF colored people,
Mr.. Savage addressed the Committee on
the financial question. The Committee
then rose, and the House adjourned.
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1 been amused with rockets and speeches
A meeting Of the friends Of Blaine wa
held in front Of the Burnet House: Th,
street was pretty well filled up. 'Whilet
band Of music was playing the crowt
thinned'out materially. When the speak
ing commenced the entrance steps ant
yerandahs were however full Of people
The windows Of the hotel were occupied
by ladies. Adisplay of fireworks vas th'
attraction.
The receiving Of . dispatch from Post
master General jewell, announced that
Blaine,Was considerable better. tElichet
cheers. fl'
Speeches were made by Governor
Beyeridge, OF illinois, Judge g. q
Humphrey, Of Wisconsin; Prof.. Lapgs.
ton, and Others in front Of Mortons head
quarters. rl
AT the Gibson House small boy about
eight year, old was Speaking TO the de-
light Of the women more than the men.
The various State delegations met to-
day for the purpose OF designating the
persons to represent their States in the
different committees. i"
A FItTrER AMONG THE Bk1srow MIN.
There was a autter among the Bristow
men this evening on, account Of the ru.
mored detection OF lockwood Hoar, and
the statement that the Kentucky delega-
ton, when it went to call on the Massa.
chusetts men, was snubbSd by them and
not treated With proper courtesy, and
that the Kestuckians decline 10 bow the
knee 10 the Bay State man any longer.
The fact appears TO be that the Kentuck.
ians did make a call, and were treated
with due courtesy, but Judge Hoar an
nounced his intention Of going either ior
Blaine or Hamilton Fish, for: which he is
roundly denounced BY some impetuous
Bristow men. Judge Hoar, having gone
to bed, declined to be interviewed CON
cerning his position. Prominent Ken
tucky men are confident that Massachu.
sets will stand by them to the extent Of
10 votes and perhaps one or two more.
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nalne pen.oeratle NomIaaitIon..

BANGOR, June 13.-The Democratic
State Convention nominated ]. G, Talbot
for Governor, and Samuel J. Anderson,
Samuel Wall, Frank, w. Hill and s. D.
Leavitt delegates atlarge to the s.. Louis
Convention. -
The resolutions commend the services
Of the Democratic House OF Representa-.
tiyes in instiiuting Investigations and un-
earthing corruption. The initiation Of the
National currency is opposed, and the
fourth resolution declApes Samuel j. til
den, theable, jealous and intrepid reform
Governor Of the Empirestate, TO be the
first choice Of abe Convention for Presi-
dent Of the United States, and his nomi-
nation by the National DnmocrStie Con.
yention Is reeopmendsd d eminenHy Ct
and proper. The 9Th declares that It il
the sense Of the Conyention that the rule
adopted by fhe Natioual Democratic Con:
vention requiring two.,hirds oil the dele
gates 10 concur in making its nomination,
being at variance with established Demo.
cratic principles. Of majority control,
should b abandoned. 4 ~
Adjourned sipe de. -,
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THE TURF.


New York, June ls:-The rain made
the track at Jerome Park to-day some
what heavy. =
The first race, for two year oid's, for q
purse Of $500, half mile, was won by
Orion, Adonis second, Lottery third.
Time, 52!.
The second race, for purse Of $500,
one mile and a hall, was won by Sun.
burst, Rappahanock Favorite second,
Partnership third. Lulu D had her leg
broken. lime, 2:46i.'
The third race, sweepstakes, for
maidens, all ages, one mile, was won by
Meltie, Invoice second. Ambush third.
The fourth race, woOdburn stakes,
two miles and half, was won by Chesa.
peake, Ascension second, James A third.
Time, AL.
The stseple chase race, about two miles
and quarter, was won by Stamford,
Warlike second. Resolute third. Time,
4JB.
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BOGds-FRIEND-There is an indie
scribable something which attracts all
manner Of persons to the marriage altar.
There are occasions when you can rely
upon friends only TO resp0nd to sum
mons, but mention the word marriage,
and acquaintance without number will
appear willing Witnesses. This may be
accounted for by the fact that happiness Is
contagious, and spectators are present on
such occasions to drink in little draughI
from the oVerflowing cup OF the "high
contracting parties" Be that as it may,
there never was, and never will be, an
occasion where blushing maid and sigh
ing swain enter into the solemn Me vows
that all present as witnesses Of the cere-
mony do not heartily re-echo the unex.
pressed but fond Pnticipations OF the
Twain, and start them on their journey OF
life with good wishes and benedictions.
These remarks are suggested by the
marriage Of Mr.Wm.E. Boggs TO Miss Ada
Friend, which took place last evening at
the residence Of the brides mother, on
Main street, First Ward. At the conclu-
sion OF the solemn event hearty
and heartfelt words OF congratulation
were poured upon the happy couple.
The occasion was one Of manifest enjoy.
ment to all present, and will doubtless
long be remembered by them, The young
couple leave for.NeW York this morning,
and the best wishes Of many friends will
follow them,
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The Indcpendent DeIegates.

Nrw YoRk, Jdbs is.-The E5aiag Pit
In leading editorial says that the inde.
pendent delegates viii come short Of their
duty, they will disappoint the expecta-
tions which are entertained Of them; they
will betray the confidence which has been
repoSed In them, not only by their imme-
diate constituents but by all Republicans
who are looking TO Cincinnati for some
thing better than the routine proceedings
and candidates 81 the political machine,
II they do not make themselves heard as
we'll a. Heen in the convention.
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Disqualification IN RAILROAD RATES,
"A complete decentralization has taken
place in railroad rates, both for passen.
rers and ireiShts. Agents have been pri-
Vately engaged in making rates to-day,
regardless Of the tariff. With respect 10
passengers, agents have been tellhg
tickets Aon the quiet" at from ten to
twenty per cent below the advertised
scale. With regard to freight, shippers
are enabled to make their own terms. Ii
was stated 10 our reporter today by q
responsible officer OF arailtoad company
that the rates are now even lower than
Bostont lowest prices, and that there I
no knowing at, what point the tCutlng
will stop.-N. Y. Commercial, lOK.
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PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-WoOl- Dull;
new wool arriving In small lots. Prices
weak and In favor. Of buyers. Supply Of
old wool large; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above S5a56e; x 80
a36c; medium S9a42c; coarse 35aS6c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
30aS2; medium 37a4lc; coarse SSaS5c; comb
ing washed 45c; do unwashed zoe; Canada
cOmbing Soc; fine unwashed zoe; coarse
medium unwashed 25c; tub washed 35a40c;
extra and merino pulled 2sAS5c; No. 1 and
sunerfne nullad oSaS5c
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Oil lightning.

CLEVELAND, o., June l3.-This after
noonabout Q o'clock the lightning struck
an oil well near Bradford, Pa, setting IL
on FIRE. The flames spread, destroying
q large iron tank containing 2l,O00 bar
rels Of oil, several small wooden tanks,
and five Erie tank cars, ali loaded; also
burning several dwelling houses. The
oil tanks were the property OF Mexican &
Co. and the Pipe Line Co. The loss is
estimated At Sl25000.
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BALTIMORE, June 1S.-william B4ker
and Charles A. Baker, wholesale fruit
dealers, the former amember OF the Sec,
ond Branch Of the City Council, have
been arrested, charged with forging the
names Of different individuals % thirty.
six promissory noteS, amounting to sl3,,
600, which were taken up by tbe Traders
and Union National Banks and BY s. and
]. Farber, OF the firm Of Stellman, Farber
s Co. They were committed in default
Of bail.
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PhflatfeIDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Flour-Dull;
extra 81 00a4 3711; Minnesota family IS goa
637k. Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania red
81 40a1 43; amber 81 4ial As; white 81 40.
Rye-sOaslc. Corn-Firm: mixed 6sa5s Nc;
steamer Gable. 0ats-Dull; white S5za
SIC. PetroIeum-Quiet; crude i0kc; re.
fined l43Sc. Butter-Steady New York
and Bradford county extra 2Sa25c; frsts goa
&c; western extra 1sa20c; frsts 16al7c.
Cheese Firm and unchanged. Eggs -
Steady at 15Ifal71<o.
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The whisky Ring.

CHICAGO, June 13.-The indictments
against ex-Collector Phillip Wadsworth
and ex-United States Attorney Ford for
alleged completely in the whisky frauds,
were to-day dismissed in the United State
District Court the counsel for the Gov
ernment entering nOVe prOseqii. It was
understood that about the only testimony
against them was that OF Jacob Rhcn,
who had been disbelieved by all the juries
before which he has testified. D.
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AIIeghenxCattIe.

EAST LIRERTY, June 1S.-CATrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day IS cars Of through and %
cars Of yard stock, or 7s9 head. Supply
liberal, but very light demand and few
selling. Prices fully y of from last weeks
closing rates u S. 25a5 so; medium TO good
81 5Oa5 90: common to fair s. 75a425.
HoGs-Receipts to-day l4S head. York
ers 80 20aG 80; PhiladelphiAs So 60a6 20.
SHEEP Receipts to-day 400 head. Sell.
ing nt IS T5a5OO.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June l3.-Fiour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Western mixed 7sc. 0ats-Dull and
heavy; western white S6aSse; mixed S0a35c.
Bye-Nominally firm ut 7s'Slc. Hay-Dull
and unchanged. Provisions- Steady and
unchanged. Butlcr-Fair demand for choice
western; others heavy; western l4alSc. Pc
troleum-Quiet and steady; crude slaaS Nc;
refined 14Nal4Nc, Coffee Unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet and lower at 81 IL.
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ClXcrSSArr, June 1S.-Cotton Dull
at NE. Flour-Quiet and steady. Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-Firm at 45a46c. Oats
Dull at 2Sa34c. Rye-Stcady at 73a75c.
Pork-Quiet at sl925 bid, sic 80 asked.
Lard-Dull; steam lie; kettle l?NalSc.
Bulk Meats and Bacon-Dull and un.
changed. Whisky-Firm at 81 OF. Butter
Quiet and unchanged.
1IoGs-steady; fair 10 good light 80 00a
O 80; fair to good heavy So S5a6 so.
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FIRE RECORD.

KINGSTON, oSr, June l3.-The ERE
here was got under control at 8 O'Clock
this morning. Several buildings We're
blown up to arrest the advance Of the
advance Of the flames. The total loss is
estimated a from 100000 to 100000.
DETROIT, June IRA Ere broke out
tonight in the tea store OF ]. H. Carew.
Loss on stock 10000; insurance s., 900.
The building was damaged to the extent
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ByT telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENoER
WASHINGTON.
Mr. BlaIne,s ConditIon.

WARRINGTON, June l3.-Drs. Verdi
and Pope in their bulletin this morning
say Mr.. Blaine's condition has greatly
improved and he is rapidly coAvalOscing.
AT "a. NJ, on awakening from sleep, he
called for crackers and butter and rel.
ished them amazingly.
1P.N.-The doctors say the condition
Of Mr.. Blaine is favorable. As auticipar
ted, he has asked about the news from
Cincinnati.
About s o'clock this evening Mr.. BLAZING
called for paper and pencil and without
aid Of any kind wrote the following mes.
sage to be telegraphsa to Congressman
Hale, at Cincinnati:
dWAsHrSeroS, D. c., June lS, 1879.
"To Eugene Hale, Cincinnati, o.:
"I an entirely convalescent, suffering
only from physical weakness. Impress
upon my friends the great debt OF graft
tude feel for the unparalleled steadfast-
ness with which they have adhered TO me
in my hour Of trial.
Signed j. II. BLAINE.
The foregoing message was written by
Mr.. Blaine, ht his own suggestion and in
his usual bold and distinct handwriting,
showing no trace OF weakness or hesita-
tion.
| The following dispatch was sent at 0
iP. ". by Surgeon General Barnes to Hon.
Eugene Hale:
CINCINNATI, JunelS,
Since my telegram Of 8 P. N. to-day ]
am able 10 say with more emphasis than
l have hitherto felt justified in using that
Blaine is recovering all his normal powers
both OF mind and body. | wish 1t to be
understood that, except at the time OF his
calamity, / have had no professional
connection with his case, and that my
opinion can be accepted as the result Of
the most careful examination and full
conversation with him, without any re-
gard to the differing diagnosis or other
circumstances than the fact that he is re-
lieved Of all his threatening symptoms
and promises complete and speedy re-
covery. This il sent since the one writ
ten by his own hand.
rSigned1 J. X. BARNES.
The following was sent'by Drs. Pope
and Verdi to Mr.. Hale at 1890 p. NJ:
"our most sanguine anticipations are
realized. Mr.. Blaine's condition has i'm
proved so fast to-day that we feel no hesi.
tation in saying that his complete recov.
cry is at hand. We enjOin the quiet and
rest usually recommended in such cases,
but have no apprehension whatever OF a
relapse. The reaction n healthy and
complete. Our view is amply confirmed
by a dispatch which he wrote this even.
ing with bis own hand.
[signed1 "G. W. PORE, NJ. D.
at. s, VERDI, NJ. D."
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THE citizens of the First Ward are in.
deiatigable in their efforts TO contribute
10 the Fourth Of July celebration. Yes
terday S64 were collected for the trilm.
phal arch, making the aggregate SIPS.
The First Is Ihe banner Ward.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, June1S.-Business continu-
ed quiet with domestic commission hou'es
and importers and jobbing trade light. Cot
tons mnved slowly, except bleached shirt
ings, which were in moderate demand.
Fancy prints sluggish but shifting styles In
fair request. Dress goods quiet and heavy.
WOolens less active; buyers holding of for
the ueat auction sale tomorrow.
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TIE Newark Adrerii'er puts forth this
sanitary edict; Eat strawberries, fresh
vegetables, milk, bread and cut down the
bills for meat and other heating and ex-
citing articles Of food. The extreme
warm weather is sdmonitory; the human
system after months Of solid Sustenance
needs change, and Nature comss in and
gives us just what is appropriate to the
season. Eggs at eighteen cents dozen,
berries 1t fifteen cents quart, with other
articles in proportion, leave little to de-
sire on the score OF economy, and pru-
dence in diet may save doctors bills and
will certainly give those who practice it
clear heads, willing hands, and elasticity
of step. Try it. tu5 /
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RaiIroa,I Collision.

DETROIT, June lS.-TwO freight train,
collided on the Lake Shore road near
Coldwater, Mich, toIday. Both engines
and six cars were demolished, The FIRE
men and engineers saved their lives by
jumping from the trains before they came
together. The collision was caused BY
one Of the trains leaving the station
without orders.i
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ACCIDENT. AT La BELLE GLASS WoRKs
The elevator at the La Belle Glass
Works, Bridgeport, fell yesterday after
poon. Two girls and lot Of glassware
were on it at the time. It fell from the
thirdstory-canse by the bfeaking Of
belt. One girl had her leg broken, and
the other sprained her ankle.
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Ghegntelliasrrler!

TuE CoSyEsrroE.-We present this
morning acondensed history Of the Pres
idcntial nominations Of the past, which
will be found quite interesting in antici'
patton of the convention at Cincinnati,
on which attention will be concentrated
the balance Of this week. 1t is not only
interesting but instructive. We are
accustomed to look back with longing
regret to the era Of the great Pre.iden'''
and the reader Of this chapter Oi history
will not fail tonOtice that the great ffeS'
idents went ou. about the dme that nom-
mating conventions came in.
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THE English shipping interest is hav-
ing a turn at dull times. Either the car
rying trade has greatly fallen of, or s9me
other aag is getting it away from Eng-
land ., Englanagotitaw Away from the Uni
ted States. The docks on the Mersey are
crowded with idle steamers. :.
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THE bones Of mastodon have been
found in San Saba county, Texas. The
animal when alive must have been
twenty feet high 'nnd twenIy.cight feet
long, with tuskS sixteen feet in length
One Of its teeth weighed eight pounds
Think Of eight pounds OF toothache.
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A coLoRED delegate to the National
Convention, from Kentucky, made a
speech Saturday evening at the BristOw
headquarters in Cincinnati in advocacy
Of Mr. Bristow's nomination. Speaking
as n colored man, he devoted most Of his
attention to the position Of Mr. BristoW
toward the cOlored people. Reconnting
the incidents in Mr.. Brislow's life that
proved his hearty and Jealous sympathy
with the colored people Of the South, the
speaker said the nomination OF Mr.. Bris-
tow would be hailed with Joy by the Re
publicans Of the South, cOlored and white,
for Mr.. Bristow had made himself re-
apected by the Democrats of'the South
through his firmness OF character, stead
fas,ness Of principle, and inaexible de-
termination to do and compel right.
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Fatally stabbed by an Insane
Patient.

CASANDAIouA, n. Y, June l3.-Dr.
George Cook, President Of Brigham Hall
Insane Asylum at CanandaiguA, was 70.
tally stabbed yesterday by 40 insane pa.
tent named Brown. The temporal and
transverse arteries were severed, and he
died about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
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TIE Boston Adrrtiser says there never
b,, hesp A time when the export OF grain
from that port was so large asat present.
One firm is loading nine vessels with corn,
comprising $4,000 bushels, for Europe,
and the total amount Of corn being load
ed for the foreign market Is 100000 bush.
Ella. A vessel has been recently chartered
to load with a through freight Of oats
from the West, and there is quite brisk
demand for corn on foreign account. At
all the principal Atlantic ports there is .
like activity in grain exports, and the fact
is attributable by some to the apprehen-
sion Of war in Europe "a