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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
MISSOURI.
Ares, of Prominent Strikers.

st. Louis, July 30.-To-day passed
very quietly and matters are beginning
to assume their usual aspect.
james McCarty, a prominent Inter
nationalist and N Of the most incen-
diary speakers of that order, together
with Peter T%afgreen, who is believed to
be chairman of the executive COM
mittee which worked so much mis-
chief during the past week, are under
arrest and in Jail. Twenty-six ring
leaders OF the strikers in CaIondelet
were also captured.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
Gentlemen's List.


Adell Newton II Il
Alger ] d L
Arnold VIM IL /
Abname Henry l
Andrew L L /
Atkins Chas 3 L
Allen Chas /
Bennett w II y
Barr L AZ y
Bradley Patrick y
Brown Myran y
Bragg ] y
Barrett Jas j \
Benepi Frank L y
Berker Christy \
Bard Chas \
Burns CO \
Brewster A w \
Clark Thos Z c
Carson NJ III y
Cornelius ] W {
Cole John J I
Cozim Jas J I
Cartright II Y L
Cole Geo va L
Galley Eugene T
Chapman + NJ T
Calwell Byron T
Durlacher S +
Donahow Patrick i
Deciderio Dan /
Davis G NJ i
Dominguez c Il
Dixon Albert r
Davidson Alex r
Erskine w b r
Evans r 4 R
Flenry Cyrell S
Flickenger ISAIAH S
Fleming j N S.
Ferguson II F S
Farbell E F S
Godfrey w r S
Garrett w G S
Gordon L H s
Gardner John
Gordon John S
Gallagher Joseph S
Goulu j IL >
Graham Jerry S
Graf Frank I
Hamilton VIM I
Holbert Will L
Hines j i
Holsinger S 7
Hatch Samuel j
Hunter NJ J. t
Hull James I
Holmes John i Y
Hanson Jas Y
Hought James J. y
Hooper III v
Halbrook j j. v
Herrick IL II v
Horton IL L Y
Rowland - v
Jennings V r Y
Kerr VIM v
Knowles w G v
King Samuel v
Kirkwood Jnn y v
ladies'
Brown \ mrs n
Burke Sarah miss N
Coburn Silas mrs NJ
Clarey Mary a N
Caldwell mrs J NJ
Clark mrs c A o
Ellsworth mrs Sue o
Ferguson miss NJ o
FanSke miss b p,
Guin miss S p
CARRIE mrs G z
Calvin mrs 4 r
Halblg Emelinc s.
jerks mrs s
Jackson miss l. S,
Jones miss Ellen Y
Leavy Lille
Due Lee
Neilso
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
An Increase of Wages Asked For

Lasalle, ILL.,, July 30.-Eight hundred
laborers, chiefly coal miners, held a mass
meeting here to-day, at which a scale
of prices was adopted which they de-
mand of their employers. They ask an
increase of Is cents per ton, and I'M
skilled laborers to receive Sl.50 per
day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
LETTER. S.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Postofiice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, July Both, 1877,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised" giving
date of list.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
ing as usual The movement seems to

ing as usual The movement seems to
be without leaders or a common pur-
pose, and wherever it has been met
with flrmness it has accomplished
nothing. The negroes appear unable
to explain why they struck or what
they demand. White demagogues
caused it. A strong detachment of
police is keeping the strikers constantly
in view, and any violence to person or
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
READ THIS.

READ THIS.
FORT JONES, Call, Aug. ,, 1876.
NeSssrS. n. II Osborne Il. Co.:
DEAR SIhs-ln answer to your Inquiry II I
had run my Wheeler No. 5 Mower, and II SO,
how IL worked. l will say that / started II
in july in the heaviest Alfalfa l ever saw. II
seemed almost impossible 10 cut IL with any
thing. II was lodged and tanGled In many
places; hut to my surprise. the Wheeler walk.
ed through II with case, shaving the ground
cleaD and smooth. My machine has cut the
hay on three ranches hts season, and with
the exception that l have ground OF the
sections In sharpening, IL is now apparently
j.. A'DAvIpsoS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-31
MIG HIT REPORT.
WASHINGTON.
wyman's creditable Record.

Washington, July 30.-Tbe commit
tee examining the affairs of the office
of United States Treasurer, upon the
transfer Of the Office of Wyman to Gil
iillan, have completed their investiga-
lions. During the Wyman term there
was received into the treasury and paid
out over $40, 600, 00D without error,
excepting one of less than SIS.
The Committee Have Discovered Two.
Washington, July 30.-The commit
tee appointed to investigate whether
any officers of the Board of Health
were interested in mail contracts, have
reported that Drs. Keene and Bliss
have an interest in a mail contracting
company.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
DIED.

In the Asylum for tie lnsaneut Raleigh,
ON the e'h day Of July, Mrs Elizabeth Caro-.
line Striyhon widow OF q. q. Stnlyhorn.
She was born on the 18th day % Feb. 1880.
On the 2srl inst at the residence of w.
A. strayhorn, Mrs. Nancy Pratt. relict Of
LoflinK. Pratt, deed, aged about 50 years.
She was the greater part of ber long life u
worthy menler 81 tile Baptist Church.
and was much beloved by all who knew
her.
IN Moultrle County, Illinois, on the %
ofJuly, of pneumonia, John J. FrrelanI.
He was born in orangeco. on Dec. slst,
lbs aud lived here until his removal to
Illinois in the year 1856. He was kind.
good man with the love aud good will of
all men, a good citizen, aud a good chris
tim; aud had been a inember of the
Presbyterian Church for iifly years. lie
died Ia bright hope Of blessed immortality
His last words were Come Lord Jesus,
eoIne quickly.n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
=. &. Rail Ro.a---rIee.l.n OF President

The new Board Of Directors met In
Raleigh on the 18th Inst pursuant 10 all
journment.
Several ballots Tor President were had,
resullbg ilDally 10 the pelec,ion vof Cal.
ThsnAsiM. .fHSit. Ar. WI. Thor1lbufg
was elected Secretary and Treasurer vice
J. A. McCauley.
Anlesaiag ofihe Directory will take
place Ia Greesboro on the sth of August.
wethink the Directory did mn net Of
Justice in re.elecilng col. Holt, than
whom no man has more Intelligent appre-
ciative of his duties, and than whom nome
performs them more laDoriously. twas
tile apparent injustice OF displacing good
officer without cause that gives the reten-
tion OF Col. Holt lis value and Significance.
AT the same time, had Gen. Hoke been
successful. we culd consistently have
congratulated the Company for putting at
il head nanevery worthy the honorand
the responsibility.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
DanyiIle Items.

/ & asaf.a Z. AZ 49, = !. !
The Register says ole day last week
there were ] ,4S6 chickens brought 10
market here. That was fowl day, being
cloudy and rainy, but the average for ths
whole week was nearly lOOoa day.
Cole and Film, old established Drng-
gists, have dissolved copartnersllip, and
DR.. Cole will continue the business.
Mrs. Cidiarihr A. Patton, wife Of w. 4.
Patton Esq, . lady ot great excellence Of
character died iii Danvile Oh the 10Th
inst. rss t t'a ae slrf
Wheat is beiilg thresIied and turns out
well, and Is of excellent quality.
MIL NJ. Bass. a lumber ap,teoul lleller
Of DaryiIledied on Tie 2lst inst a, the
age of6l. 9piasis u .--
Receipts oftobacco light, and market
depressed. See.quutalions. e 600
The Times advises fartiaers.on .accollnt
of rail road troubles Nonht6 hold back
iheirtobaccp. IT cannot be shipped, and
that affects Danville prices.
The l'snfs says, the 0therday, a .obaccu
barn belonging 10 Mr. J. n. Fitzgerald Of
Caswei county, N. q. WAS burned with
loss Of over u thousand dollars.
The Times complains of tire dullness of
trade Ia the city; . goo,l dea' of tobacco
sold, but at low figures, and merchants
complain that the farmers ARE not buying.
Give them good prices, and they will leave
something In Daaville; but they must
bring some money home.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
a n..al, q ol..rsr.ea nlse..ls..

Among The hur.ful consequences of ob.
alfncted digestion. u the Improvement ~
tile blonl. aud slice deteriative cufidi.
lion offhe vital fluid not Unly produces
dangerous organic weakness, but, accnr.
ding 10 the best medical authorities, suinr-
times causeS asphyxla, tits apparent thnt
90 improve tile quality OF the blood by
promoting digestion and assimilation, Is q
slse lwecauti0n. Hnsteitef's Stomach
Bittsrr. u precisely the remedy for This
purpose, since u stimulates the gastric
Juices, Ronquers ihnse biliuus aud evacua.
tive ifrsguIaTitles which interfere with
ths digestive prOoess. prHnntes nssimila-
iIun ~ the fNsl lby the llnail. and purlfies
~ well IN rIdcllcs u. The sIgiis of ini..
provwnent W heallhl In consequences ~
iiHiug tile lIl,iers mrs speedily apparent IN
M accc-rion ~ viror. galm IN hmtily sub.
'''se aud regular aud active lWIfor-
! ...s. l'li.'sls.-i .s-------e
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
p1au,lai piu.a..

Cur colofcd snl,setiber Richard Mayo
bruuEia 10 0ur oiiltc on Saturday basket
containing four varieties ~ improved
pllins which are all beautiful to lie eye
an, exquisite to the taste. We commend
the good sense that has perfsrred the eall-
tivatlou ofsuch fine fruit TO adhering 10
cnmnloncr varieties. These are - easily
cultivated as tia ,innison, and are ~ far
superior IN flavor aiid beauty as In tile pcr.
fectc,l apple fo ia original. the crab.
Any nuneryman Is able aud will be
glad TO supply them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
Journ,.,,i-rie.

Tbs Goldshoro Messenger has entered
upon It's l4lh Volume. aud we are glad to
say with increasing prosperity. The
Messenger is one Of the staunchest Of The
Democratic papers Of the State, aud makes
itself invaluable b the intelligent readers
Of the District in which II u 70 willy cir
culated. Brother Boniiz i deservedly one
of the most successful newspaper men Of
the State. t
Tie Statesville Ldndmark enters upon
Its 4ih Volume with god prospects Of a
prosperous existence. Il too. isslanchly
Democratic, without the taint Of weak
liberalism, and Is doing substantial
service for the State and the party.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

The Greensboro Patriot says: We re.
greet % announce the death Of, Mrs. q. NJ.
DuskiH, sisierof AIRS. Settle. at the resi-
dence of tine latter, in. this ciiy. last Salur.
day eveBiegs isle had come l,ere from
her lR,me IN Alabama, last spring, with
tile view spending thesunllner at Aslle-
will, whereit was dtlleclimate would
benefit her falling health. Shortly after
her arrivalslIe was cenlined TO her bed,
and daily grew worse until her death.
Her remains We're conveyed To the
Episcopal church, ,at three +. NJ; Sunday,
where funeral rites were performed, aud
thence to the Presbyterian cemetery, and
Inferred, in compliance will. her request,
near the grave of Mrs. PHI. Adams, one
Of the friends Of her girlhoOd-then Miss.
Hattie Gilmer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

The rains OF week before last were
more destruciiyelln some PORTIONS Of the
county than we had supposed. Mr..
William Bowling OF Flat River tells us
that on Thursday night the 10Th inst
torrents such as he scarcely remembers TO
have bsiore secu flooded the country.
drowniag corn and tobacco. and
sweeping away fences. We learn that
near Turner's Mill on Little River, there
was "cloud bust,n aud much damage
done IN limited area. Generally, how-
ever. tile rains were blessings. and lie
glowing crops rejoice under their effects
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
THE STATE rArR.

It may be wen for lie people ofthe
State TO make uu their minds for Z, i grane
State Fair this year, and 10 make theil
preparations accordingly. All doubts j
its being held have long ago beer
dispelled The ,nunificent Iiberalitv N
Col. ~ MI. Holt stepped IN ID snnt cf
failure. perhaps bankruptcy: not oni,
that, but 10 enable tile Society to redeem
Its pledges, and brighten ils escutcileon
All now Is plain sailing, and there il
nothing to initiate against the expectation
Of another successful exhibition. 81
The fine prospects for all crops, cereal.
vegetable, textile, and Of fruit.. yiyea
pron,lse that swasi denied 10 i thatof last
year.gBut IL isto the indeniably " growing
interest IN all that hppeflaii,sto agricui-
ture, alndthe earnest efforts making To
put itupoira scientific, or nj least. a more
foundation, that ihe MOST
sensiJieIexpectation are based. When
the whole people begin TO move III the one
direction os progress, when tney begin to
realize, lis they are now doing, the benefits
and profits of The application Of brain to
the operations Of agriculture; when they
find themselves ready to admit past back
wardnpss. aud when they are eager TO em-
brace all means to retrieve past negligence;
when they find that in these State Pairs
are displayed not only he beauties orthe
monstrosities of the vegetable kingdom,
but also the perfected productions of n
high. intelligent culture; when they see
in the animal Kingdom the gains that
care, system, and liberal enterprize have
made upon native breeds and original
races; when they see what art, science aud
experience in invention have done 10
tighten labor, to facilitate Industry and 10,
tighten expense by the creation and In
or agricultural implements;
ti,en they realize foIcibly the fact that
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
HOW IT N DoyE.

The first Object in life with the
American people sto "get rich''; the
second, how to regain good health. The
first can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving; the second, good healthy by
using GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. Should
sou lie despondent sufferer from any j
the effects Of Dyspepsia, Lver Complaint,
Indigestion, &c; such as Sick Headache,
PaipiiatlUifofsthe Heart, Sour Stomach.
Habhuai Costive,ress. Dizziness of the
Head, Nervous Prostration, Low Spirits,
&c; you lrsei:pot sulIeranotIier day. Two
doses of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you
at once Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 70 cents. Positively sold by
all firstt class Druggists la the S.
For sale by sDr. o. Hooker .HillsLoro,
and Stepbe,.A. ,yhite MebaBesviIle. s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

We saw at the store Of Ne. John Kirk
lalui a vegetable freak which was a wo,,-
der. Itiss cymlin, exactly the size,
uIlaIe aud appearance Of "a goose egg, with
nothing TO distinguish itexcept the very
faint stein aud i,lossom marks at the ends.
Whether Il Is ssiInply afreak, or a distinct
variety, we could not learn.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

See ad. OF "House FOR Sale.n Th:sisone
of the hest .housrs iii The town Of Hills
bo-o, most eligibly situated and unsur-
passed IN the conyeniences attached to II.
We know It thoroughly and can CON-
mend II to gentlemen from the East who
desite a permanent piacrof abode, or who
wisl, only to secureal good summer resi-
deiicc. In either point of view, The house
aud surroundings have unrivalled attrac-
tions. tE
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
Mcan Thlnr.


IfihereIsanything that tcalls for tile exc
Grafton ofevery huma;l heart, IL Is llarsll-
ness TO the orphan. Every geiieruas enio-
tion responds to their claim for aid aud
sympathy, aud Indignation fiilds voice
when churlisli ayarice denies their silent
appeal. A neighbnr tells US ofan incident
which will not be slow IN being returned
to the cans u not 20 the conscience OF one
of the parties concerned We shall not
mention names; but party Of little chill.
drcn the Offspring of man whodied last
fall leaving them ~ destiiutlon, were en-.
gagged 10 gathering blackberries along the
fence rows of one of tl,eli neiglbors, with
tile hope of sking out their slender means
by the sale ofthe dried irult. The uwner
or the field came upon them, aud finding
their occupation took their baskets FROM
them and threw away the contents, aud
gufiiy ordered them off the premises.
This when blackberrics were In mililuns
10 every hc,Igerpw, aud spelling on The
vines.
Can "meanhess" possibly 20 farther?
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

The General Supervising Inspector at
San Francisco has reversed the findingr of
the Bnari ofHuIls and Boilers. which
deprived Capt. wAd,leli of his certificate
~ captain ~ the Merchant service, and
las exaneraled him from AL blaine la cun-
nection with the loss ofhis ship. He u
therefore restored 10 his position In Pa
clfic Mail Steamship service.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

A number of tobacco planters were in
town on Saturday. and give good accounts
% the cmpS. Cornis splendid. Tobacco
Is generiiy doing well. There las been
a liiile ba much rain for some crols. and
s,me planters find they have been taken
In 10y certain brands OF fertilizers. Al
least that is their solution OF the infeIioriiy
.,f certain fields.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

All Babies are diminutivs Caesars, since
tliey come, they see, they conquer, sonIr-
times 10y their gentle stiffness but oftener
by continued aud upruarious crying In.
,luce,I 10y Colic, 1'eethi,ig. Flatulence, etc.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrupby lis gentle yet
specific Influence quiets the lItlleones
without ever producing the least injurious
effect. Price only % cents per bottle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

See The attractive change In Levy's all;
he great closing out sale. Ladies parii.
cuIarly will take notice of the very
splendid stock ut the lowest prices. These
goods are all Of first class. M such bar
gains TO 6e had anywhere! See terms at
the end Of head.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
sOMETIlING NEw.

4 = = . -
In order 10 Introduce our BIC SEED
FALL WHEAT. the WHEAT or TAOS. il
your localiiy--single grains measuring half
inch 10. leueth--I propose 70 send sample
o. The Wheat. free cf charye. 70 every sub.
scriber to this paper who will nnmo this pa
per aud send 8 cent stamp topay postage.
Agents wanted in every county 10 sell
this NEw Wheat. Address without delay.
l.. u. OSMENT.
Cleveland. Tenn.
lg- A sumplo Of this Wheat can be seen
At The ReconDrR Office. Itfully sustains
the clains lvadc for wonderful si4, .bl
beauty,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
See fourth page both for Ads and In.
terestiDg reading matter.
Weather lot but healthy. Wen Keep
mum about the thermometer.
Personal.

Hon. NJ. L. Manly has arrived. to spend
the remainder Of the summer here.
A number ~ ladies and children have
reached here from Wilmington.
Mr.. II. X. Nash jr, now OF Tarboro, "
here oil q visit.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

&. A. Hart at Durham has just received
2OO0Ils iiue iron for the ire Of tobacco
planters. md Keeps uphis full stock Of
stoves &C. at low prices. Call on him.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

There was general willing under the
sweiiering weatherof the middle Of last
week; the Therinom cter not so high as It
las been. but the heat more oppressive.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01
PosT-oFFICE HOURS.

The Office will be open from sa m till
. pm daily except on Sundays. when il will
be openeda at Z and closed at BALI past seven.
II. II. STRAYnoKN r. II.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

Rnsemond hm. moved lack his old store
house. aud his new and large building
will be ready f',r opening III Il month.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-01

OIL Castings aud iion fur salc.
Aplay " c.s. COOLEY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-24
The N. II. Election.

The result of last Tuesdays election
may be summarized as follows: The ma
iority for Prescott for Governor is up
wards of 5000; while the Republican ma
jority for congressman aggregates less
than 2000. Frank Jones (Dem.) is re-
elected to Congress from the First Dis
trict by plurality of forty-seven; James
f. Briggs (Rep.) is elected in the Second
by about 1900, and II. w. Blair (Rep.) in
the Third by S5S. The Republicans elect
cd four Of the five Councillors, and will
have large majority in the Legislature.
The Republicans carry the counties of
Rockingham, Stanford, IIillsboro, Ches-
hire and Sullivan, and the Democrats car
Yy Merrmac, Belknap Carroll, Grafton
and Coos, the latter by APO majority, a
gain over the vote of last year Of eighty
one. Col. Keats majority in Coos county
is 5l7, again Of ninety-seven over the
Governor vote, and IT'S over that Of 1876.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-24

We detest "mi!k and cider" tenn
peraLce men, such as we meet some
times, who say 81 can't join, but you
have my prayers and best wishes"
They arc afraid to say this to any but
a temperance man. Pandering TO the
sneering crowd of polluted whiskey
sellers, trying to "blow hot and blow
cold,' they are a stumbling block in
the way Of others, clog upon re-
form and a disgrace to the humanity
they profess TO regard. Mankind in
its rapid progress towards a noble
destiny is leaving them high and dry
on the rocks of contempt.-Tempe
dnce Investigator.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-24
1908 1878 2,l52 1865
SUNNI AIRY.
1870 -, 1913 II, 81412,672

The case of Fred Douglass, just ap-
pointed Marshal of the District of Colum-
bia, illustrates one of the difficulties con-
nected with the appointment Of colored
men to office. He is one of the most
prominent men of his race in the country,
is possessed of undoubted intellectual
capacity and culture, is fine speaker and
a man Of unquestioped integrity; but it
was claimed by those who opposed the
appointment that he was deficient in
practical knowledge and administrative
ability. This may be true, and, if so, it
was valid ground for opposing his con-
flrmation; and yet how many friends of
his race will believe that his negro blood
had nothing to do with the opposition?
1t is going to be hard for both the sup
porters and opponents of any appoint
ment of negro to judge Of the case
strictly on its merits, and when they do
they are not likely to get credit for it.
Boston Globe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-24
Essex County Court

commenced at Guidhalt, Tuesday, March
goth, his honor, Jonathan Ross presid-
ing.
Assistant Judses-Porter Hinman, J.
r. Houstan; Clerk-C. e. Benton; States
attorney & Geo. w. Hartshorn; Court
Auditor-Robert Chase; High Sheriff..
A. Mansur; Deputy SheriffS-S. E. Grout,
Gilbert Harrison, L. B. Hartshorn,' Lu-
Their Russell.
JURoRs.-Brighton-E. J. Parsons, Tex
cused), Stearns A. Haynes, Dearborn
Morse, VIM. II. Smith, Nickerson War
ner. loomfeld-Raymond Fuller, N.
M, Johnson, Jr. Brunswick-Nelson N.
Taylor. Canaan - John Harris, S. E.
Weeks. Concord-Luther w. Russell,
Horace w. Cutting, Arthur Taylor, M. A.
Parker, David w. Hubbard. East Haven
Charles Canheld, Guildhall-Geo. Hub
bard, VIM. Morse, Abner Bailey, Geo. 0.
Crawford. Granby-M A. Wilson. Lem
ington-John II. Jordan. Lunenburg-
John M. Dodge, Henry Bell, L. A. Mich
OILS, Timothy Powers, John B. Blandin.
Maidstone - Guy Hayes, Henry Booth.
Victory-C. A. j. Shores.
Court was opened with prayer by Rev.
J. G. Willis of the Congregationalist
church.
There was an unusually large attendance
of lawyers, among whom were eX-Judges
Poland of st. Johnsbury and Ladd of
Lancaster.
The first case for the jury was Capen
VS.. Woodrow. After hearing the e idcnce
the court ordered verdict for plaintiff.
Exceptions by defendant.
The only case actually tried by the Jury
was Executor Jacob Rich's estate VS.. S.
w. Allin. Action for trespass and tort
combined. Verdict for defendant to re.
cover his costs.
DIvoRCEs DECREED.
Martha L. Whitney from Robert NJ
Whitney.
Curtis Villas from Mary j. Villas.
Emma S. anderson from John Endcr
son.
Clara 4. Harrington from Fred S. Har
rington.
There are forty-Cight new entries upot
the civil docket and tMenty-six upon til,
Chancery docket.
The jurors were dismissed Thursday
there being no more causes for jury trial
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-03-24

There Is something alarming in the
increased frequency OF that terrible NAL
ady, hydrophobia. A few years ago it
was so rare that tic question was serl-
ously discussed whether belief in its
existence was not deluSion, whereas
now cases are reported every few days.
A New York merchant, residing in Brook
lin, has just died Of it, lie was bitten in
the hand by small vagrant dog as he
was trying to remove il from a basement
window, where it-persisted in lying. lie
had the wound promptly caulerized, and
yet the disease developed five o six
weeks after the occurrence, and T. e
symptoms were Unmisiakable.