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, 1877-09-04

THE LEBAL-TENDEH HkAEnTES II NEW fotsH.
II the banks Of Scw York arc caught this fail
shost Of grcenbaeks, It will not ho for want Of
warnings iron, tho newspapers. Nearly every
journal that pays amy attention 10 financial mat
ters has published figures showing the low state Of
the reserves at present. ana Indicating that they
will be carried 10 unusually low point later In
the fall In tho last fonf weeks, the amount OF
legal tenders OF. haua in New York las decreased
g. coo, 0Ou moro Than The Average decline in thAt
period In tho last six years. In the three months
of September, Uctober. and November tho nrcta5r
reduction IN rcscrves In Now York has been
for the part three yeAra $l7.i0o, 000
This ayenEe reduction. II It were
nil that wrrs experienced, world carry
the present reserves down 10 ~, 800; 700 BY The
end OF November This IN less than they have srer
yet been: less than thSy ware In tho year of The
panlc. Az the csops aro larger than usnal, and
there Is tho best reason to expect good aonanl
for them, IL IL evident that the Sew York banks
need 10 dgutc closely for tho noxt nlncty days.
RAILROADS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Returns arc published showing Tho financial re-
aultA Of the working af English railroads for The
past G,e years. They show that ths excessive ex.
pendturcs Oh capital account threaten serious
consequences In a mt djatant futn.s 10 stock.
holders. i naer The English system of railway nc.
counts every little addition Ia stosk, every exttn
rail- change Of rails frotu Iron to steel,
improvements IN stations and rle tracks, In eIcna
apparatus, etc.. arc put duwn to capital account.
Thu Trial. railroads make much better showing
than those of England or Scotland. In tho hitter
Countries heavy expenditures lasn been mnle In
the last hrc capita, account. whlf1 The In.
creased net receipts have been only tho 4vcrage
about<I per cent. The Irish railroads have shown
nrt incrcnee Of and ~ per cent Ia receipts in
1S75 anl 1910, with scrr ssna'f Increase lr cap.
ita!. Tho proportion of total rscspts 10 total
eduiiaI fvf tho Ea}Iwaysp tho limited K!D1cuu unt
, 1877-09-04

EEw DntE*ss, scrt, 3...;old. 10tsi i110i4.
Sterling cxc.Iunsc, bankers hills, aui1i.
Ff1NHtnM.
Lnspen. Sent. 3..-c".""ls for money aud
American sceurtlca-.o3s, 1861; 'o7s, 1o7!i;
10, lt)s, 10S; ncw ~, 107te.
New York central. 100; Eric, lii; preferred,
20; Illfnuis CcnlraD, flbit. .--
PANS. sept l,-l,cnles, 1867 4:.se.
, 1877-09-04
cOASfEltCIAL.

Tho following were The receipts aud shipments
ofshe 'eadins articles utproduco in This ely during
The forty.elghs hours ending at o'clock On
Monday morning. aad Tor tbs corresponding
time last Ytlr:
, 1877-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
Tbs following xAs received by ths Chicago Board os
T1Ads:
Loapox. Sept x-Lisefpeo,--whsat ssroaE, Call.
{eEua club III pdlst} Lelpraa unltx. Ia &al2s VI;
, 1877-09-04

rLOEn-wAs IN eooh dem,nf nat stronger IN s1m.
p..h, ~,,h Wheat Tnsre ~e.ta'r .ntpr'ns laoa'r,:
M r,es maa aa,a
were reported II a;s hrk winter. ;. - ta'tsa Is.
s ri: :','st .is H. :'e Tss 10 s
Choice s q # ri . sssa
to prime brands u winters, u as, choice % n"s
.pfnx ~. Is x Maas.os .p'ae nj
*7sS: patent s sss,ns. w sf.a. isr 's x1sst. $50
~ 50: new .p,t"t Is ,.s =, re- a. '., .;s.
NsAN-Was "a tsif aen,tn" sne arm. sasea "ese
Il she Inside. g. ~ '
sv. r.so-sa'e VI" made Of 50 tons on private
terms ... ~ .,.. =,
esf t,.. * made ' 10 toni *o''' 81
IL y. sess ssrs%es e
%:s:S Il Es,ss :ss 7.Ss ses t Il. IL e.
Z FISK il: witt .|., e rs
4 s. as = s % .txs sss
;,o n 4:
:.ss .S .*s s III! ss @
.as sest xe!, rr..iis tss.,tIss ;dI.ass i!
81 "A .fx9; ;sa ;:, /. H.: 4 s nc g
noinlnE 10 4pn1y IN tntrarts made At te ,t.o.lni
1Sa & !. sfsf it Spsnsa s
a. sx 4 4 sfs ksitS &C. ;r:p G .o Il
i e ss Ss q t:s .s,u, = @ e! 4 IS .:: ::
$ ~, T.: II; 4 :,;ss;. S.;i:
riff; 4 IN roo. a,m,nt ,0a ,,,on,.r
%s = n, 4. i, .aa no III ~ 'a'"as 4
ws.t. xs4.4s;. ne,9 II ~ wtro su by ..p, :.
4 IT. u hoss.1 safn advancing >a,c
, 1877-09-04
ttI}0EIR1nNE.

.
Hoo TKonrcTs-w au'dt. and sEsraKed about
The asnte Inject psys vus auotAat9aA Thcts
nut much lctan4 operators bG!u. 4ttraGtea LY
fhn greater strength In grain lIusa quoted
Stronger. snd Liverpool reported m aa7aace of Hd
100 lhs IN short cssr& willis siuks hsrs uudcneHa
~ b. oay moas1als, Hehes tLs saskheas " demand
4la uot Gaast weakneta- ID,
Alx,s puEK-Was qutrL and eaaef, drettnlps AIS per
hr ous ta asess pricrs Ut Saturday. tuuxh te esEr
transactions were u siRht 1asanes. ha1ts wtfs
Ported IOt bes cash ~. lsu bss DO hca,yI 1T
3l1al; sH6bI!s seller September II *t1 alh3i3 37s.
a. ~ bTs sellcE October stI %7sI3 slss; sc hflA
basF ths yxaE u &l4 u. and 20 hfs seller January At
&I2!o, TutaL lu 74p tFIA Iha Harkrl closed ear *
via 33a11.A1 c4sh; $i1 S1H4I3 u Ascr septtn,'n
and sl7&s2!:.47sS Keller 0etot,cs hetlsr thp year
etuset u 4I2ui1la.io.
3lc&s york WA quoted u Sl1.0o3l2.z Is. 4nd extra
prime Io a. 50. u&bo. -.
Laxes-Was l&ns but 6fmeT. u about ~ paF lou Hs
truu tbs tstes pFces at saturday Sales report
cd Of 7a0 tcs sellst Sspteub II ~ y7s.sa Ad
7.0oo tes ssllet Uetoitet ~ 4a-41h4s,a!t Total.
z7sO tcs The market closed asssdy s.J7h per uu
It's Tor eash; sa.37s. ~ teler sepss n4ef: ~ s7s
~ .s!'cs e.obcf; and ~. OLE q seller tLc yrar
AEATs-wets apnartntty dall aad unchanged There
VA. little Inquiry tut hos4ets vsra ufu ~ tu
lo!mer ptIceA anr1nY l!Afu Theeu were suEns ta4l.
bustuess ksbl private safes were reported VI lt0
tc$ sSect PISk shbQl3trs ~ GAc: ~ UD ths hug
cteats - 4e: ~ u1s do It INC: 34 bxs uox And shutt
elss!sol pirate tsftnt: lul, IL saYft sta - 33kA
The mAlkrf steady x ihs vu4s =. ths following
ftuKe Of prices:
, 1877-09-04

annrt rhs as4aat{c for short clesr1 l6!t8ilNc for
hams. Sll rsIs1-rh Anh rtrkr!.
HRHssF-Tas 1nlrt At ix@7r- ...-... ...
HEtf FftIDlErS-Wrfr Steady and dnet 1t &t0.rl
all N fer nrs., ti1txA1t.Ia ior sttrs n,ets: and
ts-insfa n fnr hA,ns
I.LL,,w-ws< quoted At 74@7Ac for city. tnd INA
3AG IuE rpNntfI.
, 1877-09-04

Long anI short ctaEs Qaotcd q e}fc cAAl Or eelcF
Octofcr; aud ehat8its for becs.nh<s. EumEers1ds
swcsG- -ptekis4 hsms. Uss4iose. Orsan hanls. h4yc.
Bacon quoted u d}t&1s7c fes shondsfs. 75&%sc fes
, 1877-09-04

Septcmurt ortuna At {i3.D3; OctUber, &l3,tta. No
ysasei: .ls:' ets' I'D .ee. remainder # tic
Icar sfa'"*8l3'oo win aa!ea reported OF
s,etoser % =, sls,W. Cut me.ts inacttya and ,tssdy
1stea. Bacon quoted nrm but Without smrortaat
s.s' but saSea 49, $50 ., e: :a,
seener op!,on aao,sd a. g. ossSs. g.
ma,nder ssssss % asked .ales Of iso te, sep,sbcr
q - tsso = &c, 80 se,oee, t ,,,s.3 :. sa,s
from - tot sseu 70 s,Fsa ss;s, ,as. saaa
s.,sN. -,
sf saa o.r e n
n aood dcmend.
" W,nsxY~Depre.ed md lover on frerr offerings. an,
light demand, sale. 100 b'ls Al s'is< subsequently
offered 4'sr';.. I. y. ,r,.,.x, .,,,<,,,. ,,,<,.
szv yo.., s seps. S."corros~oniss vt 1,a,l,tc,
futures steady, September to7ac. octocr TO- 6oa. NO.
rss;s::, ss a.rt'
flors-oeod ba.lae..s receipts. 1000 brl'. No. ,.
somoa 70 good & s1ts. g. ass ss' Eooa to choice
%a,s.s. s.sf. pse a..e.: s. sS
ss; $sss s:; ss;|;s #.!;:ss
NJ Chtsaao .pr,as, si.5ds aaFrsae xlntsr ied md
*s :ai III ts - .s Fl TaSs .ss - nj: ss +
&c % s, Sa sassy 81 ssGs IT,
iss; lssd ssrts,a,,s. , e. .5c nst.19sm.nl
sof4ls,,x;ni!s ao: ffatae. /
5tarst{ntjl: 55ttarE9{nSjalasWySsi Wcstesu. 4a7c.
'S ?nESs bat s,s.a, R,c ca,Eos
, 1877-09-04
WHEAT PROSPECTS,.
Ceotse L. Wright i ca, Of St. Louis, sum up

tte prospects 0f Tho wheat market Al follows:
The ntw+ trnsa Enx1aad 4 not ta.otsh1o to Rool
Ctl,rs, 1rtns AHt lad weather. .rfE harvest. hare
Ing The Hauk 1t EHg'sn4 has aivaIced i1s rates Ut
lt:tent. ali thc main tra*on Iiren i9I ~ l!s LOU
o I.A,a r. ,'tat .isc srops Me tcheisnt md thv in:
rh rrltrt anf l!r thpments Ut fod - tnrrr.Ilh.
n.lf great al tir hunk GsaFrs ~ fHrtlly Hes curly
~ .i. Il tus.lhlr. En.iAu.l has mnre thh Il, the
,s' # wss a. t r n ws e: s"ss NV ~. IT, r s{
Ldnt. Etntd: .f lhu s@h tnft. stinatc.l tlst
thu ttn,sa KlnsIont vi. t's ~ ronl'*llti IN +. ''ta.
yrhr. i b ~, Ihc Hno ~, hhxs .nn,s t3.tstitItsA
".paFe than Attsras. Ma btsIn ~ year WIN ntso
s.; + t. 1. sSfs s. ": s Il tIs.:c S: H. 4
lhe 4ats Ut ts Nilcat. .suctiK Ee<tnn 81 Anirf.
tcx hit. II may ls t1na ttt mi w!tsta?I.
r. =: 4: fr" r., X. y asa IT, atk III, II .srs
VI A1lk1tls' ran In rtas Wp"Nt II ita 'snckf tont.
stas. which VIII tsx Than haalstEt "lwEyHs W
ia wiirai Hndsr liz c,usIsiiJn iat ths II III.
r0l< VII hs ihHrt greater than has htfH staf'f t~aN'
Ing i1l4 IN HE pfrsrut EUMititlun o. ni1tls ID the
E. ~ sassf T. .,a - s s W nsss tl u n,aa
GOODS nEcrAvsp
~ chacsgo Cuatonas 6spt. >, I8i7. Carson. P!rtp,
Scott 4 Co.. Z eases dry youls; 4. J. Lthaa. $50
tons talt; Walker, Oakley i to-. 9jU coF!s bark
J. MusrIund, IL loIsc atone; H. II. Hayden, .:.2
hass salt; order Iauk Of Montreal, G0 hE1s sugas
sc,twcltzes / ncer, eases toys and fancy goosis
shu ltoot + Sons Music Company, 2 easca musical
iksirunasnts; Wtlsop nEos.. 6ea.ts dry goods; Or.
der, II tcs toda. .aah; Perkins, LIyu:slou. Post i
Co., ~ tons spteRal.tE0n. jain Y. FArwcll + Co.,
~ eaAes dry suahs; Fefghu. hHhs'nE = Co.. :
tases io1k aoa sauey 9pads. Anoans collected.
II. 1sp, 81.
, 1877-09-04

Catt, ~ Eio. onat ;5o
:Itts-Pslcet RANGED the sau,e - On the Gto'tns
dsf+ of tast wcrK. and wcfe taiff{ sttAdf: w
lsssi ri. ,s a.F.. 1sNes, sao.: :.hits isa AZ.
tcAn, legal test. I7~ie! extra latf OIL 13ci NJ l.
wsn.ef: bleach iii: sperm a3ai; nsstsoot Oil. NsislI
EsnE oi IL: straiiI .'s: wiaet miner: a!l soc
Kasolne. dsotot!.td, 7+de9: '%c, Ka.n!:nt ~ Ven
5Yt9f;ss1 4;s 4 Hi S,2.Ss o,., ..a u,en,osra
Tht ~sss Ghss:n p,.s'- Tsf9 2S9sssi
en- sold Al faooo Is per dot aud tnlpe At
rUTXroEs-Easiy Rose ~e,a 1uiet 4 aoces1 g esr
3.tg, md le1reys we're hcld q *l.n per b!
SEEElS-T4mnthf was fairly active and tteAdy, lhe
se!tr,, weTs son,teranly exceeded ., 1ne seros:ed
AhlpncnA sArt Wttt ul&'!t At ~, ,t5&i.35s aTiiht
!anxiue IRON q aoa! ~; i'tmn clover va quiet II
hALT-Waa fatsfY sstire and steady. Fig sa't: hsS:
or,!nary ;.1r.c ~; ds,rr. without has% s2o'
WtbDL- fiGiG wnk change. Small Drde1 tfe
rotuk IN ff,An the Wcst and kast Prires are Atnh}
Mt,tutn nnwashetf woHk 3tts19tac hnt fetce Ha4!'
tui +8stE medium III, tts 3bc, tub wuos. choice.
HIT 4tc. ,l. fnsr to Hsrnh 3jeA tDc. i.
RAILROAD FliE!tiItr*-Itates on krktn. rofk. and
ard Ats 4Ut So higher. and On touf tOc. Following
h fHft<EU thffG:
, 1877-09-04

withdrawn from etore ,lurnc Saturday fo7 city
consumption: i.Slo hn wheAI D. 0tls bu rotn.'t. vi
bn oats, AZ In harley
Thr fn1tow,n. gram vas spccted into store IN tf+
city yesterday mntuin:: | car rejected wntt
wheat, A. cars No. 1 haet wheat. "A tara No III.
II cars No. / spring. i0i ears No. do. - cars
and 100 hi No. i 10. cars rejected t;'5 whensi
81 cars aud 7.c0, b high t1 cd corn. ld3 ears amt
81 300 bu No. 2do, ~ cars rejected do. cars 40
grade 40. coen,; / tAf NJ. l oats, II rars No.
whncas cars and 10, 500 bu No. oat1, 4 cars re-
jected do t65 oatsi; Gears No. lrsr. 81 rars No.
10. cats rejected do. car no grade t'fo fstl /:
- cars No. barley, III cars No i do. II eaea TX
tra d.. II cars tesd barley, . cats no grade "
barley. Total lsO3 casst. J'1 uuO In. Inspected
ouk la1. 32 b0 whest. .l!j 432 BIZ cutn, Q, 61t III
oats. 10. o93 hn rye. .. l73 bM barley.
The following statement showe the distribution
, 1877-09-04

y,,r Sent ;,F. nkm r9.k. ..uec,,,,, nm mar.
!ns ias xtcs :fain.t ~ hs rs5,2. Msss;
siMes ssy]nee sa.i 70 4e !sr H. % 9n!i9asY ~ taF
s,s!s: y; :t: III ;; y Min VI:
81 ..S, = ss.s sDs Gsssxss ,ats:
M sM, IT, .H st s n n.t. "rs W. ,sr.p - M
r ~; 5"f IL wers sk saturday,
HaxEr5itscrtps + ~. maxinf r. sD tor !as ~sck
4 n . = M r R:r XII s 4 a a. pa.s stsp
mil utts0'ls IaF IL s1od shtep. o>ssaAe' e4po3@e"
fos ths wsHk w. NV, ,,.,.,,. "a 40 ,1x,h..,,
en- ST: . ': i Il;
uscs..7 o.. st;s' s!ss.sif' s.Mi5a.s.e.ay. common.
9t.W4&aa. light. Ats.i ~. uacElA3 6+f*ss;. q;
butGhsts - !3333a, fessIpls, 2to shP'Ieass ~.
.l.. - ansn. ~.
y, H.. isre-ss trt. ri H.. su.an icnx 4, ia dc.I
~ - 'te 1850. "-s 80 - .-. - r&. ~ a.e,...
0Fef ~ ocaic'FA" "cfe 10 hf ihef early. JAa mAekoe
Wa well attended, W lueaa and COUNTRY huIars t1e
.aes oeaa H. osa 1nan tos ,ona ..n'a rat.'
aad lumber sald tcndJ a the taenooR a sccent prices
y asns ,ny1e .a 90 % s..usa.s making ,ee % sd,sees Of
snn.-n I.xs 49, ~, ,sn fs.t ;rhs .nr,nor ,~.d..
HH %"*asye A'1 PEs s'U~ 'ss" -" eV'"'Hu" A'e4@*
hf inch and eca stun vcFt kow ~ compared with The
better nox!tes but tteadv Asyef7t tArsees being dIs
u,,t ri ., Ia,t u-ska ouot n,Ipn. ssh wnte br auu
psss" " "s.Ass "seA t. tN'... ns ~ ~ ~ s's
n ~ ~ medium sa,Foe. II 10 oxsi. -. mi piece
slun ii 81! ss7: " Lnu1on a,4 I4ris Il ~ u
xs3ua About - caF2ues we're tctt u.ct
Ful9ttng ate s4u!e q tha tales; sehr " hmmola*
HVH
, 1877-09-04
DRY GOODS.

Nkw roKx. Sept 3.-Dualuess continues actlre viii
jobbtrA and 4 fdIr d!sr!butlon OF autumn gools VII
Nado W PACKAGE buusss; epttan gpo4s tu s:cay d..
n,aud3 slAcsH and Masonytis ppr calnhrIcs, sy 51t
prints aud xinkhatns IN steady demand; wooien eea4
ruled nu!tL
, 1877-09-04

Spfstdl Dtfrdfth u 5M 1ftbitaAs
XIV YpSx srpt. .Y.--uHAix-Nheal much moro free
ay deA cheny for opening 1t al Ad
winter srAdcs Of 39sc and on sprnG of asa:
per hu Influenced BY mort favorable foreign and west
Gdrtet buI feactn1 towards ths ctoae and earns
or tAmely reduction Of about 3c per bu from the
ktghrst n.uscs Of the dayi Angradca red and amber
Western In ots about 3&oo ou at .3ot 43-thn lat.
rate for yct1 fsneYt VERY thotce while. "Ith sOo
bu TO arrive soon. ~ $l.ho for export, With
another hoat.Ioad rlnorcd At tha sar,e rata; No.
Milwaukee spring. sely choct. about ts,up hu. At
4i.4u; this kTadc offered stF5 AparinRfy. with two
bustIoads rurord sod. hat without reliable paFtc'
rlalsi No. Eh!c4Eu spsink. le.oo Blu 1t St.35s ID
Vcu1cr delivery, a4.1oo la on private tdrs. quoted
II Atous Bi.e8 No. Northwestern a1f!nx. s.uou bu
September optlan It St.3l lJc In moderate denhtd
At Hshor hrn,er sass aad No. Westesn last han Sep
tenlbcr delivery, 80t.
OCEAN FEk.0urs-tn berth trrI9hts moderate busl.
ness reported generally nrm tscss room for grain.
Hour, provisions and tobacco sttracttnR the most at
tenton, chaRtcrtnE movement fslt. and indicative
OF i generally suona market. especially for tot-
n1se suited 10 Grain and petroleum uAdta,
tho demand from which inscreats Is quite
ntEcntt Tor Liverpool. enxagcmenta incude by btcam
1AU0 hi Grain At t14c3 5.0u0 b4s cfiteae 1t U1c By
stcan rum chicago, ef through frrIetts moderate
shipments Vt proftAons reported on bAss Of eas 1ds
Hs ya Montreal aud above. 73 ria Boston per 100 lbs.
PRoy14toSs -Ncsa pork In moro dcmAad for earY dc.
livery end quoted drt sa1ea eos bri1 n ti3 TO-.
extra pfime and Wcssern primo Heu nonali fot for.
ward deltserJ, Western mess Ia limited request. with
September orttona At fia.po; 0ctuber. fl1,na. No.
yClnbcf, El3..3 olat &nd scHcF FeH'alRhcF o1 thc
rear $f1Ht43l3.o9, With aaes reported Of
sn1 hrs teptambeF At &l2.Sss 7W bFts
October 1t &ia,u3. Cut mtsts iruCttTd and Btsady
tAtca. Bacon quoted nrHs. but without important
movement. weatcrn stcam lard lightly dealt IN for
eeYy delivery, hut quoted Btfonxtt saes $50 tcs nav
Il ss.D1's ~ les cholea n tooo: ana Of Kettle
$50 tcs $0.O1 for forward delivery {attly active,
September option quoted at a. aaHs October. $aR5;
November, 10 bid; December ss.soess. .eo socr
auder 4a.a56s % asked sales Of $50 tcs Septabcf
1t &a. s94H b, 4.15u ics October At 48.saasS S7a,
, 1877-09-04

CLEyxLAEr, O., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm,
rrieel unchanged; standard white. Ito test. 1cAt.
, 1877-09-04

TURPENTINE.
WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept. 3. .-srIkrrs TrnrEH1y1
STEADY At 1!Ac.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
Life Insurance.

As matter of interest to those holding
ing policies, we copy the following from
the Boston Journal: "From perusal of
the twenty-seventh annual report of the
Union mutual lite insurance company OF
Maine, presented to the directors by Presi-
dent Dewitt, we are convinced of the fact
that the policy of the management is such
as not only to increase the confidence of
those insured in this great institution, but
to largely augment it's business. The key
note of Mr.. De Wits management is to
deal honorably and above-board with the
public, to be economical in expenditure,
prudent in investment, frugal In promises,
prompt in payment, to win confidence by
stating facts as they actually are, and 80
managing affairs as to do nothing that one
would care to conceal; and 10 30 invest
funds as to have ready msney when 1t 10
wanted. Few companies can excel the
record of the Union mutual life, and a
palmer report was never presented to pol
icy-holders than the one we have been
reading. The assets Of the company have
been marked down to hard-pan figures,
and in referring to this fact, the insurance
commissioners of Maine and Massachusetts,
believe that the estimated shrinkage will
ultimately recover a very considerable
margin. The system of non-lapsipg poll
Giles, under tue Maine non-forfeiture law,
modelled after the law Of our own state, Is
one Of the special advantages which the
Union mutual now offers, and which will
prove highly beneficial TO policy-holders."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-29
HOW MUCH BETTER OFF 2

A portion of the press is considerably ex-
ercised over the report that Governor
Stone, of Mississippi, is determined not to
"stir up" the matter of the DeKalb mas
sacre. While we agree with Attorney
General Stone, who seems to be endeavor-
ing to make some political capital out Of
the "stirring up" business, that all sat
tempts to palliate, excuse or justify such
violence, murder aud brutal assassna-
ton" will only serve to "lnvite a repeti-
ton of such disgracetul savagery," yet
we ask what more can the governor of Mis-
sissippi do than he has already done He
makes statement, when was published in
the Memphis A0alanche, Saturday, in
which he says that Immediately after hear
ing of the massacre he repaired to DeKalb,
but the rioters had dispersed long before he
arrived there, as, in fact, might have been
expected that, after looking the ground
over, nothing remained for him to do but
to advise the circuit judge to call an extra
session of his court for the purpose of
brirgisg the rioters to an immediate trial,
and to ur the officers to take The neces-
sary lteps 10 bring the lull y art es to JUS
tics. What more could he do
Let us take the matter home to Vermont.
Surprising that tho tramp who killed the
Brassor boy at Brandon had not committed
suicide, but had been captured by the OK.
cited citizens of Brandon, and been dealt
with according to lynch law, and the au-
thorities of Rutland county had been re-
miss In bringing the rioters and murderers
to justlce-this is not very violent suppo-
sition, is it? o. take the case of the Clar-
endon fire. Supposing 1t TO have been the
work of on incendlary; that the incendiary
had been arrested soon after and the proof
of his guilt had been unquestionable, and
that he had suffered at the hands of a Justly
excited peop'e, with like remissness on
the part of the officers of the law. There
would have been no pallation, excuse or
justification of the acts of mob in either
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Vermont News.
HERE AND THERE.

Lucius Bigelow is the Decoration day
orator at st. Albans.
Maj. George T. Childs of st. Adams is
the Memorial day orator at two places in
Massachusetts,, speaking morning and sf-
ternoon.
The rolling mill at St. Adams is running
on an order for 2 900 tons of new puddled
head iron rails, for the Central Vermont
railroad.
Addison county farmers have this year
gone heavily into potato raising, some of
them having planted as many as twenty or
thirty acres.
Middlebury village boasts of business
block on the outside of which there are
twenty-eight different kinds of paint, by
actual count.
The body of William Maloney of Bur.
lington, drowned in O,toter last, on the
return from the Port Henry fireman's mus
ter, has not been recovered.
The people of st. ALBANIA are now turn
ing their attention towards liquor sellers.
Several saloon keepers have lately been
prosecuted, and number of suits are pend
ing.
The body of Dick Graham, of Swan.
ton, who was drowned the fore part OF
last April, was found Thursday forenoon
on Carley's Island, distance of about
two miles down the river.
The timely discovery at "Pete" Kings
saloon, Burlington, of the nice little ar.
rangement for drawing beer or water from
the same faucet, destroyed the prospect for
a large trade In similar contrivances.
Admiral T. p. Greene of Brattleboro and
DR.. Ainsworth of Boston, were thrown
from a carriage on Friday, by the breaking
of a seat, and were severely injured. The
collar bone of the latter was fractured.
A boy, six years old, named Delany, was
drowned Thursday afternoon at Larabee'i
Point, having fallen from a plank while
passing from canal boat to the dock. He
belonged to- family on one OF the canal
boats lying there.
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1t don't need any legal enactments to
give women their "rights" in Vermont.
Friday evening, Miss Haddock INST NJ.
T. Hatch, editor of the North Troy Pal
ladium, threw red pepper in bis eyes, and
then cowhided him most numerically. The
cause was that the Palladium had con-
tanned an article rejecting on Miss Had
dock, and she took the law into her own
hands, although, according to our consti-
tuition, 'every person within this state
ought to ind certain remedy, by having
recourse to the laws, for injuries or
wrongs, which he may receive in his per-
6" son, property or character" They
ought" certainly, but you see they don't,
even in this boasted state of law, and hence
/" find certain remedy" by the use of red
pepper and the cowhide, show US the man
that can equal the sister in finding GER
tain and speedy remedy.
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General Summary.

According to new law in New York
state, it takes one and one third pounds of
eggs to make legal dozen.
The town of Mooers have voted an ap-
preparation Of $1,000 for the relief of suf-
ferers by the late forest fires.
The first salmon trout has been caught in
Schroon Lake N. Y. 1t weighed eight
pounds and was put there by Seth Green.
1t showed some hours on Thursday last,
in Berkshire county Mass, and it Is feared
much harm was done to fruit. The trees
were in blossom and were much broken by
the weight of snow. No similar storm
has been experienced there for over forty
years.
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The little screw propeller "Mattie," 40
feet long and 10 vide, formerly denzen
Of Lake Champlain, now plies the waters
of the upper Saranac lake. She was hauled
over the hills to that locality last winter,
and was recently launched, after a thorough
overhauling. So,
1t 10 stated that Mr.. Cummings, former
editor Of the Vermont Farmer, has decided
to re-estsblish that paper in much i'm
proved form as soon as the necessary ar
rangements can be completed. 1t is not yet
decided whether the place of publication
will be st. Johnsbury, Montpelier or Bur
lington.
In St. Adams the liquor sellers have been
caught playing the following dodge: A
patron leaves his over coat hanging in ga
loon with bottle in the pocket. From
that bottle the keeper serves drinks to him
and others. Should the keeper be arrested
he and the overcoat man will be prepared
TO swear to enough to clear him from the
| operation of the nuisance act.