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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-30

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SUMPTION CURE for Coughs, Consumption,
Group, Htarseness, Asthma, Whooping
Cough and Lung Diseases than all other
Cough Remedies, because we nave guar
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cents, 80 cents, and $1.00 per bottle. And
for lame chest, or back use SHILoH's Pc
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and Francis Fem. Rutland F. A. Morse,
West Rutland Rice g. Co., Castleton.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-30

"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
perfume. Sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. dM&
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-30
SATIN FINISH BRILLIANTINES,
PRICE-55 cts and 65 cts per yard.

All of the above goods are guaranteed per-
feet aud all right In ev Try respect, and cannot
be matche 10 price and qulity. The entire
lot will oe closed out very soon, as the price Is
nay below the real value.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-30
Genuine Alexandra Kids,

imported by A 7 Stewart & Co., In two buttons,
Tor Si.6T per pair. Is the price rlghJ7
The National tribune., 1877-11-01
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.

not until he reached the end Of that eightyme chase did
he break into When the fort he croesed the
ridge, shook off the last pusuer entered dark canon
the mountains. The Indians traced him until the canon
split in three four rocky dees and then they camped
down with the determination to wait till hunger and
thirst should drive the fugitive Darkness came mid
night came, and the watchers had heard nothing
With the soft tread Of wolf almost foe stole upon
the Indians eeeping under the walls of the fort Step
sep step and white object stood within feet Of the
first sleeper and peered this way and that. It White
Devil The red still waiting in the dark canon,
but the horse had emerged from the range by dee
known and used before.
The sentinel at the gate heard shrill neigh saw the
smoulderng brand of the dying campfire flung the air
and the next the Indians yelling and scream
ing in alright Back and forth charged the horse strik
ing kicking and uttering wild neighs, and lie did not
disappear till the roll of the drum called the soldiers to
arms.
The Indians had suffered such damages that they were
determined to kill the strange tormentor as soon as day
light came, though bis life had heretofore been held
sacred He heard racing up and down while night
lasted, and when morning broke he in plain sight
The Indian heart almost reented sight Of the strong
limbs milkwhte coat and silver eyes but White Devil
dared them to the attack by prancing up and down and
flinging his heels about Is A a
Separating into squads of ten the men rode ont on
the prairie White Devil stood STILL ears fiat to his head
lip down, and fore foot raised little. When three
OF the squad within pistol sho they halted and
thirty rifles covered the brave lone horse While they
were thus held he gathered his feet like and dashed
at the nearest horseman. roar of rifles and voey
of bullets stopped him. Struck by Of balls he
halted reared up and died without goan The Indians
gathered around but they did not exu As they stroked
his glossy neck and Sides they said to one another
'He brave' We will paint his picture on our
shields and the body shall be buried from the wolves ~
The National tribune., 1877-11-01

HOUSEHOLD FAIRIES How many thumbs?" smil-
ingly asks the sittingroom carpet looking up its col
league the battered stove pipe With wink ut its dis
iointed elbow the stove pipe rveng its gaze its friend
replies 'Only three but I've raked enough skin off the
other knuckles to make pair OF boots !" Chuckingiy
responded the carpet Not well you did last year
got couple of finger nails, two whole trousers knees
started good crop of hang nails every finger in the
house. and think have divorce suit pending" 50 That's
pretty good spread replies the pipe, and then turning
to exhausted tack-hammer that resting itself
the wndowsil asked, ''How is your score? Oh don't
ask me.r gasped the tack-hammer. "pve been buster
than masters gavel on chapter night. haven't
missed but knuckle since / started in, and then
caught the ball OF thumb, plumb center, and raised
bood-blister as big walnut And then the gaceless
trio smiled In silent chorus, and old rheumatic mop
that standing the porch listening to the
ton through the keyhoe, bumped itself against the door
in ecstay of delight and fell fantng the wheel
barrow with leg, that waiting the walk for
somebody to come along and fall over t-Burasngtox
HaWk-Eye. eee E.qheae .ne fur $3.50 eRt-g5I
The National tribune., 1877-11-01

Queen Victoria celebrated Halloween at Bamoral with
quaint oldsshioned ceremonies A brilliant procession
of torchbearers marched through the grounds in the STILL
dark night preceded by the Queens ppers playing Justify
After them the Princess of Wales and her little
daughters, and the Princess Beatrice each carrying
flaming torch aoft After marching around the castle
eral times the Prncesses Alexandra and Beatrice lighted
with their torches the hinge bonfire erected the Green
and with the rest of the gay company danced the torch
light dance round the blazing pile, while the kindly
Queen looked on - ft'e 'ai
The National tribune., 1877-11-01

A professor exposuating with student for his
dleness, when the latter said ''It's of was cut
out for oafer.' Well, declared the professor survey
ing the student critically whoever cut you under
stood his business"
The National tribune., 1877-11-01

The Georgia negro has faith in banks. He
lays all his money in clothes and hair oil, and the
of bank suspension him TO excaim " Bust
away wild ye but you can hurt desc lavender breeches
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
FEW ITEMS IN OUR
Gents Furnishing Dept

A Lot of GAUHE UNDER SHIRlsat 35S,
$50 and 500. Very cheap.
NAINSOOK UNDER aHI KITS at G5c, 5jc and
a. Hsducrd from former prices,
Elegant Line OF Isle UNDER ShlkIS
ut less than value. ......,.,,,
An ENDLESS Variety OF DRILL AND LINEN
DRAWERS at reduced prices,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
DALLAS COLLEGE.

Exhibition of the Sophomore GLASS.
The closing exercises OF the second
year students was held In the college
auditorium at eight o'clock last eve
ming. Professor w. II. Allen presi-
ded. The hall was filed as full as
comfort would permit by the anx-
ious friends OF the students. A gentle
breeze from the south prevented the
hall from becoming uncomfortable by
the intense heat.
The first exercise was greeting
song by the class. All the members
were arranged upon the stage, and
presented good appearance. The
song was well sung, accompanied by
the piano.
The first speech OF the evening was
defamation by Master Attic Clark,
subject, 1.-THE Indian Chief" which
was repeated from Tuesday evenings
exercise, and calculated as an intro
duction to the contest defamation.
Master Attic acquitted himself credita-
bly,. He spoke in clear, ringing
tone, and could be distinctly heard In
all parts of the room.
"Spartacus to the Gladlators," was
repeated from Tuesday evening, as a
contest, by II. J. Allen. The speech
was better delivered than on the for
mer occasion, the effect Of practice be-
| fore an audience, no doubt. His effort
was greeted with appropriate demon.
STATIONS Of approval. He won the
prize.
Excelsior" was repeated from the
previous evening by II. L. Otenchaini
who was one Of the contestants fol
the prize medal. Though he did moi
succeed In winning the prize his Ell
forts was uoble one, and one o
which his friends should feel proud
az there sre other prizes which he may
win hereafter.
A piano solo was given by Mis'
Katie Cooper. All lovers OF music
could appreciate the exercise.
Mr.. +. Wheat, Of the Sophomor'
class, delivered the salutatory exercis
upon the subject OF Education Tn
gentleman has prepared what nigh
be called a good speech upon the sui
jeot, full of practical thought concern
ing education and the incentives an
opportunities for obtaining the SAME
He was not allow TO crlticise the legs
voters Of Dallas, for their recent d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
WASHINGTON.
Sherman's Views, Regarding the Four
Per Gents, Principal and Interest,
Endorsed by the President
and cabinet.
BOynlon, Former Pension Agent at Knox
Vile, Designated for the Consolidated
District Composed Of North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee and Virginia,

Hamilton Fish the coming man for
the ~. James MissiOn-NOtes aud
Gossip,
Moon Associated Press Roportl
WASHINGTON, June 70. IS. Il. Pack
ard has reached Chicago In search Of
health.
Schurz has said TO Twltchell that
there WAS no vacancy In the Louisiana
pension agency. There In some indig-
nation that u man who has lost both
arms and was feeble In other respects
should not have what he wants, but
they say "What can he doN' IN more
potent than "What has he done2n
Grant has written letter TO George
w. Ohilds from London, II Ia an elab-
orator OF the famous lettor from Fit2-
hugh, in Washington, TO his friend In
Texas.
The president, accompanied by SEQ.
retAries Evarts and Thompson, and
Postmaster-General Key, has gone to
Annapolis TO be present ut the gradua-
ton exercises OF the naval academy.
Lieutenant Green, OF the engineer
corps, has been detailed to report to
the American minister at ~. Peters
burg, and Lieutenant-Colonel Cham
beers, Of the Dist infantry, to report TO
the American minister at CONSTANT
nople. These officers will act as mill
tary attaches to the American legs-
tons, and will undoubtedly go to the
front and observe operations OF the
hostile armies on the Danube.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
WILLS POINT.
Removal of che Oounty Neat OF Van
Eandt County from Canton 90 wills
Crop Prospects,

Eandt County from Canton 90 wills
Point-Crop Prospects,
special To Tho Herald,
Wills PoINT, June 2O.-An election
was held 10 decide whether the county
seat, then ut Canton, should be ro-
moved TO Wills Point, ON the 10th OF
April. The vote was ak hundred and
lifty.two for removal TO three hundred
and ton against, after three boxes were
thrown out Canton, Howell and Bar
nett boxes) by County Judge Z, W.
Raines, who claimed they were illegally
held. The action OF Judge Raines was
sustained by the county commission
ers court, which was held at Canton
yesterday, June 10, and to-day M order
was issued for the removal OF the
records, etc., to Wills Point, instanter,
which the proper officers proceeded to
do promptly, and the present county
seat OF Van Handt county Is at Wills
Point. The contestants gave notice OF
appeal TO the district court.
Crop reports are very favorable. The
wheat crop 10 good, A heavy yield OF
oats IL expected. Cotton IL looking
we'll. Corn was never better. Town
quiet. q. NJ. II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
Celebration NJ penison.

The good citizens OF rye infant Won
der" are preparing for a grand jollih-
cation next fourth OF July, In that
wonderful little city. The HERALD
returns thanks for pressing invita-
ton to be present. The exercises Of
the day will be held at Forest park,
and will consist Of grand national
salute of one hundred guns, parade OF
the fire department and other societies,
an GRAFTON, basket dinner, foot racing,
creased pole climbing, a game OF foot
ball between tbeupper and lower town,
and a game of base ball between tho
Denison Blue Stockings aud the best
club In the state, balloon ascension.
baby show, etc. A fine programme
full of fun Is offered, and We hope 10
be able to record fine turn out to the
celebration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
Ra,Iromd right Ended.

The strife which has existed between
the lines running east from st. louis
Is at an end, as will be seen by the
telegram sent to Agent Whitenan,
from General Passenger Agent Thomp-
son. Passenger and freight rates have
been restored to the former tariff, and
persons who desire to go east will not
gain anything by repurehasing tickets
at st. Louie; on the contrary, they will
make more by buying through tickets
for the east from this point direct.
Freight rates have also been placed at
the old tariff rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

Henry Ward Beecher desires the re-
tenti0n of Mr.. Freeman as the Brook
Ign collector, Freeman supported
Beecher in his Tilton scrape.
The republicans OF North Carolina
are not harmonious. Major J. w.
Smith, member OF congress, protests
against the appointment Of Hyman rs
collector OF the Second North Carolina
district. Secretary Sherman does not
favor Hyman, but his bond is good
and the president seems to desire that
Lyman should qualify. Hyman Is
colored and an ex.member of congress
The comptroller Of internal revenue
desires the retention OF Powers IN
North Carolina.
d. +. Boynton, the former pension
agent at Knoxville, Tennessee, has
been designated rs agent for the con-
solidated district composed OF North
Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee, and
he received full instructions from
Commissioner Bently, and will pro-
coed to the different agencies and re-
ceive all the books papers and office
property.
Commissioner Raum declines to
make any terms with the tobacco men
who have tempered with revenue
stamps, or have otherwise used them
fraudulently.
John Bailey, OF North Carolina, de-
clines the consulship to st. Paul.
A. II. Brown, OF this city, got the
Black Hill contracts.
1t was supposed that the appoint
ment OF young Fish to Switzerland
would close tie doors to the st. James
mission against Hamilton Fish, but
this is explained-the mission to the
Swiss republic has been reduced to a
charge dailaires.
Secretary Sherman's views, regard
ing the four per cents, principal and
interest, it Is said Is endorsed by the
president and cabinet.
The Indian Bureau has information
from Walla Walla agency, Idaho, OF a
massacre of nine settlers by non
treaty Indians In that vicinity. AT
last accounts the soldiers In pursuit
were twelve hours behind the red
skins.
The president, to-day, commissioned
w. Dockery consul OF Leeds. This APP
pointment ILLS the last vacancy among
the salaried conslllates. The only con-
sulates now vacant are a few IN Sonth
America and on the African coast,
which are paid by fees amounting an
nually to not more than two or three
hundred dollars per annum. Very Few
vacancies are likely to occur in sal.
aried consulates between now and the
assembling OF congress, and 1t Is unN
derstood that II Ia the intention OF the
state depai tment to oil III such vacan-
cies 10y promotion for merit and ex-
perlence In the cOnsulacy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

bail Ia i've hundred dollars. The
operatives have determined 10 stand
drm, aud 80 have the employers. The
police was called upon 10 protect the
hands ut work, The feeling runs high
and the general sentiment seems TO be
that the strike IL ill.advised, Nine
tenths OF the hands are still at work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

Tho vienna enbiuet NckHFua th'
Drawing ia of Austria into the War
M Probable,
Moon Associated Press Report
LONDON, June 20. The Times states
that the contingent sent by the khe-
dive consisted OF 1900 infantry, 1000
artillery and Ave hundred cavalry.
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna leltor
has the following; There IL great UNI
easlness felt here relating TO the atti-
tude Of Servla. Everything Ia prepar-
cd for the occupation OF Servia. The
war, which u short time ago appeared
possible 10 the Vienna cabinet Ia now
thought probable.
IL is reported that ut the capturooi Ar.
dahan several Russian soldiers were
guilty OF atrocities upon the inhabi-
tants, and that houses We're, In a few
instances entered, and the men killed
and the women outraged No sooner
had these acts OF lawlessneas reached
the ears OF the Russian commender,
than he ordered most vigilant inves'
tigation to be made. The consequence
was that the whole battalion to which
the men belonged was ordered out and
shot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
An Important Bankruptcy Case.
killed I'm q Kiln.

NuRRIsTowr, Pa, June D.-While
five tramps were sleeping In an old
lime kiln, the wall fell in, killing four
and the fifth will die. The survivor,
who Is from Massachusetts,, thinks his
companions, whose names he does not
know, were from New York and Mas
sachusetts,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
Night Associated Press Report.

LONDON, June GA Times dispatch
from Estrok says the opinion In the
Montenegrin army Is very strong
against Verv oklkis the leader TO whom
the defense OF Duya Pass was en-
trusted. He IL charged with utter In
capacity. 1t seems the battalion re-
oeived no orders whatever, and after
the retreat from Kristas all cohesion
OF the army seemed lost.
From the Danubian seat of war, va
rious correspondents report considera-
BILE activity on the part Of tho Russians
In the section of country bounded on
the east and west by the rivers Vede
and Lula, respectively. They are con-
centrating at Semmitga, but the river
Immediately opposite that place has
greatly overlooked lts banks. Opinion
still seems to point to Nicopoles rs the
crossing place. The Turks on the Other
side Of the river are also moving troops
actively.
ASt. Petersburg dispatch, says thu
Gazette states that the Russian gov
eminent has purchased the monster
Krupp gun, made for the Philadelphia
exhibition. Its destination is unknown,
but there Ia talk Of placing II upon
some vessel at Nioopolis, aud nse II
against the Turkish ironclad IN the
Black Sea.
A special from Versailles says; ain
the senate, M. Depeyer, a member of
the right, read the report of the bu"
reau, concluding in favor of the disso.
luton of the chamber Of deputies.
A discussion OF the report adjourned
till tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
SILK Operatives strike-A Dove OF q
woman salts and Peppers the Eyes
Of m Non-strIheF.

Sill ODeratIyes strike-A Dove OF
woman salts and Peppers the Eyes
ofn Non-striker.
PATERSON. n. j., June 2O.-There is
great excitement among the silk fac
tory hands, some five hundred or six
bundled in number. Hamill mill has
shut down, and several mills are With
out hands. All meeting Of the strik'
ers, in Military hall to-day, Gustave
Heinrichs favored returning to work.
The women attacked him and tore his
coat off. One woman threw salt and
pepper in his eyes. He drew an empty
revolver, bat was chased out OF the
hall and pursued half mile, hundreds
Of persons joining In the chase, II hav'
ing been reported that he had shot q
woman. He was captured, taken be-
fore Justice Judson and discharged.
He made complaint against the wom-
an who assaulted him with salt and
pepper. She was arrested and held 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
rsrner Hail.

The Turner's held meeting at their
hall last right, to perfect arrange
ments for givinga grand moonlight
picnic at Meisterhan's brewery, on The
olst Of July, the proceeds to be used
for the purpose Of sending the singing
society to the great musical eonven-
ton, to be held In Austin sometime
In September.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

Hamilton Fish the coming man for
the ~. James missiOn-NOtes aud
I0Asin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Monster Krupp Gun, Made for the
Philadelphia Exposition, has been
Purchased by Russia for Hack
Sea Operations.
NIcOpolIs still Seems TO be tho Point at
which the Russian Army VIII Force
Crossing Nothing From Armenia.
Russian Atrocities

Tho vienna cabinet Regards the
Drawing ia of Austria into the War
aa ItrohahIa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15
For the Rack Hills.

And the recently discovered gold mines in the Big
Horn Mountains:-G b. the way of DENVER Caey-
enne and the great KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY. Re-
member DENVER and Cheyenne are the principal out
fitting points for the mines aud the SAFEST MOST DI
RECT and MOST FREQUENTLY TRAVELLED route to CUSTER
CRY, DEApwooD aud the Big Ii Irn country, IS via
Cleyenne and Fort Laramie.
FOR TIE San JUAN MINES,
Take the KANSAS PACIFIC RAILwAY.for DENVER, where
close connections are made with the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, 81
Moro, DEL NoarE, LAKE CITY, sILvERroN. and all
points in the San Juan country. By'tsking ts;s old
favorte line you can stop over in Denver and visit
the old established mines aud smelling works in Its
vicinity an advantage everyone interested in mining
readily appreciate.
PCLxAS PALACS CARS through to Denver without
change. Lowest rates to all poins Maps, circulars,
&c, giving full information, cheerfuy furnished By
addressing GENERAL PAsssyGER AGENT. KANSAS Pa
CItIC RAILWAY, Kansas City, No.
The KANSAS PACIFIC is also the most direct freight
route to ell the points referred 10 above Lowest
and best both east AMI west bound gu
tecd Call upon address JOHN MUIs, Acting Cen
eral Freight Agent, Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15

In the sand and on the sunny side of the
street in Saina, where there are more passers-
by than by any other route. the boys gather
TO play marbles. Like all marble playing
boys they use the choicest words known 10
disparaging-epithet language. They discourse
upon the thrilling aud eyentful history of each
Others parentage with the grace and decorum
which comes OF long practice. If tbs agate
is SHOT from stand point little too near TO
suit their idea of IIoyle mot lIoyes idea)th they
Immediately respond backward and forward
in terms exactly suited to well bred
tireside.' They then clasp each other in low
ing embrace and rival in the beauty OF their
motions wrestling match Of an
tque Rome. When this is ended, with
tears dripping from their eycs-and noses
as wel!-and the brown patch on "a
field of gray about the knees pulled from its
anchorage. surprising to tell. the marble play
ing is resumed. And it is inexplicable how
this sudden flight from storm To calm is effect
ed. Then-boiling over with rage aud as fierce
As roaring lion: now peaceful Is a calm
sen lighted by brilliant sunset. Boy nature
at marbles is n curious study. Take 10 medi-
tating on this question and then report.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15
RaFCatyS
You yuSt Read This,

To close ont in Furs, Millinery. Fancy
Goods. at A. L. GRIER'S.