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Louisiana Politics.

NEW York, Jan. o.
A New Orlesns special says: The re-
publican programme is to ignore The seed
ing Legislature, and proceed at once to
business. If the tcnocta,s do uot take
their seats within farty-eight hours they
will be expelled, ard their seats glven to
others. Senators Louis TexadA and a ne
gro were expelled from the senate for re-
iusiug to tikc their seats. This action
secured a republican quorum in both
houses. In 'ae General Nichols or HE
legislature should make resistance to KEEL
logg's government, The United States au-
thority is relied upon. Nichols programme
cout3mpia,es the establishment of the ma
chinciy e "a regular government. A
ncw sipromc court bench will be ap.
pointed, AMI disirirl courts created. Tax
| c Electors wiz a,o lie commissioned.
Measures will be taken 10 repeal the
mc.ropo,iti an police bill. The poll v, as
defrcl by IL prominent leate-, is TO act tn
tr,ly upNl he d. fensiye until the national
question Is decided, But they are determ.
med rAt Packard shall WELD no authority,
exc p. through the armed u%surpation OF
tie United 5 a'es, which will not be con.
e-tod, There Is Il very uneasy feeling.
Petitiousa rei in circulation among taxpayers
pledgilg them to advance five Icr cent
upon taxes for the current year. The feel
ing seems to be growing Tint it is now nee
essay to plainly demonstrate the fact tina
the present s'a e government rests upon NJ
other foundation han the %bayonet, and tina
the issue must now b. squalely made.
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Tho North Adams Victims.

The friends in this vieiuity Of MIR. end
Mrs. +. L. Swift, of North Adams, who
were on the train which fell through the
bridge in Ashtabula on Friday last, will be
pleased to Learn that they were but slightly
Injured. A Mabel Arnold, the little
daughter of L. d. Arnold, manufacturer,
ia badly injured. She is about nine years
Of aye and 81 cripple. She was away from
home fer medical treatment, ard was in
charge Of her aunt at the time Of the acct
dent.
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Advancing Fares.

New YORK, Jan. ..
The passenger agents of the Trunk lines
to-day advanced passenger rates from New
York to points west from two to five dol
lar rate to Buffalo unchanged.
Chicago, Jan. ..
The Trunk line managers announce the
following rates; From Chicago to New
York eighteen dollars; st Louis to New
York twenty-eight dollars; Chicago 10 Buff
falo twelve dol.a.s. The new rates are
for limited tickets which shows that the
advance is but temporary,
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q Patent Decision.

About three years ago Horace NJ. Rug
giles, csq., a lawyer OF New York and the
owner OF the celebrated stove foundry at
Pou'tncy, obtained a verdict Of $4,000
alai-s. Eddy, Corse 4 Go. of Troy for al
l2l,. infringement Of the stove patent Of
Hen Henry Stanley formerly of Poultucy.
A new accounting wss secured and now IL
decision has been made setting aside the
former Judgment and declaring tia. the
plaintiff was not. entitled to recover any
tllTr
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JEsDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1877
Tho Grand Trunk Strike.

MONTREAL, Jan. 2.
a p'r i'm Of the Crank Trunk engine
drivers committee had tn,iher Interview
with manager dickson to.dry. Suggest
i)nl we've natr o. hrh sid.s hut 10 It.
suit reached. llcksou is stu waiting to
SEE ihe commit q 10 d body. The com
mitlco demanded that all ctric drivers
who had been arrested should be uncondi-
%tioually liberated. Tie mails for The west
dispatched The evening By way Of Albany
and Susi cnsion bridge viii 70 via United
States until Grand Trunk is again in run.
ming urte-. The situation rem aims un-
changed t1's ,,e.ias The local commit
tee Of crgiuleis /. in AIMS constant s,s-
zion bu. has made 40 ai~rlngentn's VITA
the company winch The central committee
will endorse. Wallis, mechanical suporin-
tcnd,nt, has issued an order that all cr-
ginetrs and frcmcn who committed no vio-
laLce may resume work at The Old pay.
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New YORK, Jan. ,.
Travel is much impeded in tLi' city and
environs by snow. Trains from all points
are several hours beLild lime, ferry traffic
Is attended with great difficulty, cakes OF
ice blocking the rivers. Reports from tue
s,u,h, as far as Mississippi, and the eastern
states state that railroads ere blocked With
snow. In Boston the root OF a carriage
house fell with the weight of SLOW, demol-
ishipg twenty.hy carriages. The Mlssis-
sIppi legislature was unable to obtain q
quorum on accoun. of the blockade Of
Iuilrcals.
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CNclNNArG. Jsn ..
Chris Kattinager to-day faa ly S ahbed
his " fe who had sued for q divorce, then
stabbed himself three times, d sing IT,
stanlly.
FUR s%CHoCNREs WRECKED.
PGovINcETowN, Mass. Jan. 2.
-Four schOouers wee wrecked OH tbs
coast BY the recent gale; only one life lost.
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Cabinet Meeting,
WAsuINGToN, Jan.

W~AsuINGTON, Jan. =.
At the cabinet session to-day the resolu-
ton of the Louisiana legislature asking for
protection by the government against vi
%olence, was referred to, a telegraphic copy
of them having been forwarGe to the pres
ident, but no action was taken. Tue gov
g nment has not changed ia former opin-
ion that the troops alle sdy in that state are
fully able TO cope with the difficulties that
may arise, and which would properly de-
maud military interference. The general
political situation was di ,cu,sed. There
WAS but little discussion upon topics grow
ing out of the disturbed condition of af-
fairs in Mexico. Secretary Fish has re-
ceived a communication from the American
merchants in tia. country detailing fears
of violence to American interests there,
The war and navy departments heretofore
have been given proper and Necessary in
struc ions to meet all emerge cies as they
arise. No additional directions are thought
Immediately nece a y. So far as orders
to milit Try auth, rifles in the south are con
ceraed the d,cisio of the cabinet to day
was that there should be no change.
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Ii pnne-Trial

The adjourned term Of the Merrimack
county court met st Concord on Tuesday,
Judge G.. W. Stanley presiding. The
docket contains 3l3 ca c5, and Of these "
are m aikcd fer trial by both parties and
two are IN equity. The second trial Of
Joseph IL Page will be taken up the last
Of February, probably the ooh. No other
criminal trials will occur, as there is no
grand Jury till the April term.
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A Terrible Storm

PARIS, Jan. 2.
A tremendous gale has been raging on
the Atlantic last Of Fla ce Two vii
lagos were thlea ened with de true ion by
higl wa err, and several YES los One of
the cables between France and England
has parted.
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From New York


NEW \ RE, Jan. p.
Mr.. Ptckham of the pro-. ecution says,
WoodNarl's GocIncYts to be disclosed in
the iirg suits are Mt sensational. The
rev points are ,uch rs only lawyers wou'd
appreciate, as tire matter now siands.
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The following is the official list Of JUS
ices of the peace for the county of Ru,-
land, who have qualified in accordance
With the provisiaus Of law
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LOCAL MENTION

H.tl I07
A New York Latter on the outside.
The New York train was one hour late
yesterday.
The northern express was an hour and a
half lste last night.
The Boston mail train YVES three hours and
forty minutes late Yesterday afternoon.
Several parties on board the Inflated
Ashtabula train had aoQuaiutlrces in Rut-
land.
The bridge at Pittsford will be so far
completed that trains will run over it to-
day or to-morrow.
N. Allen Il Son are to remove from
town in the spring aud will close out their
large line of clothing and furs at remarba-
bly, low prices.
Regular semi.annual meeting Of the Re
form club this evening at half past seven,
for election of officers. Every memberi is re-
quested to be present.
A Boston dispatch says the Grand lodge
of Good Templars of Vermont meets at
Rutland rext week, and a large number Of
delegates are expected.
We are informed tina. Nr. Nicholas How
ley dill not occupy the cupola or look out
on TIE snow plow a. The time of the acci-
dent on Wednesday, hut Mr.. Shedd. Mr..
Howley was quite comfortable yesterday.
a few minor changes have been adopted
on the Rutland road. Trans gong rorlh
leave at 500 a. m and 2:10 p. NJ, instead
of 400 a. m. and 2.Oj p. IN; AMI the af-
ternoon express leaves at s:45 instead of
4:52. The mixed train from Bellows Falls
at 9:2O instead Of $50 IN tie morning.
Stepping into tie Rutland reading room
yesterday afternoon, We were p,elsCd TO
see fifteen young men reading the Papers.
The Rutland reading room is one Of our
most valuable Institutions and should be
encouraged and sustained. The courteous
attention of the lnitorG George. w. Stewart,
makes every one at home.
At the annual meeting of the Union
hook and ladder company last evening the
following officers were elec,ei for the
year ensuing John p. Crowley, foreman ;
Patrick Lynch, first assistant Patrick
Cowley, second assistant; Joseph Cline,
clerk Dominic Corcran, treasurer; c. j.
Cocklin, auditor John Brislln, steward.
We learn that Mr.. John p, Atwood, II,
J Ward and Loren Atwood, have started
up the chair factory, and will continue
the business, giving employment to quite a
number of men. These gentlemen are to
be commended for their enterprise and Ell
ergy in Ieyiying the business, and wish
them abundant success Gnd prosperity in
their efforts.
Miss NJ. j. Wood of PittGord has on cx-
hibition at Spaulding'5 a copy of BattonIs
"Magdalen." The figure is reclining a
full length, reading, the head being sup
ported In the right hand, the book resting
on a tkull. The golden hair is floating,
and the figure drapcd in a blue mantle.
The contrast in color is very pleasing, the
figure is well drawn, and Miss Woods
copy leaves nothing to be desired in the
way Of smoothness and finish.
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Everybody, u. this season OF the year,
when coughs, { Ids and fevers are SO prev
alent, should bear IN mind that an ounce of
Trr-rnr7vc IS worth an hundred pounds of
cure. Such being the fact, why not take
good sound advice, and buy a Chest Pro-
tector of Albert w, Higgins, who has the
best assortment in town. All kinds, Lambs
wool, Chamois, Felt, flannel, etc, just re-
ceiyed, and for sale low. Also the fine
line of Fancy and Toilet Goods, in the
state. Our goods have been BOUGHT 10" ;
we are selling them clclp, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR CO.
LOGNE" is tie best. S1.0O viii luy o
pint. Give US a call.
ALBERT W. IlIGGINs,
oct7d Family Chemist,
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Accident

+. c. ellison OF South Reading, a few
days age went out with his oxen TO draw a
log out of the snow. The cattle start d
suddenly and disengaged the chain, threw
the hook over his arm breaking i and cast
ing the hook in the arm dragging MIN some
twenty rods to the barn. lie did not know
his arm was broken until he attempted to
hitch the chain to the hook again,
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Wade Hampton's Address.

COLUMBIA, S. C., Jan. >.
"Governor' Ham, ton yesterday issued
an address calling ulou cit 4 n5 10 pay 10
per celt. Of taxes paid ~ u cn las, year.
The resolutions OF tie house # r,pr,'cutp-
lives, lhe ADDE'S says, au'EOrza Il call for
% per cent. Of last years taxes, bul all
immediate wants Of the legitimate govern
ment If the stac can lc supplied if the
people will respond genoa y to the call
here made for 10 per cclt. 1t i, for the
people Of South Carolina Ia tc:ermiGc
whether they will support the gNerLmeut
they have installed, o. the atto mlted usurp-
alton which is only ,pltl Id by the iayonots
of federal troops. | am bLt tie represent.
alive of the people of Ile 1t c. AS long
as they choose 10 support me as the duly
elected governor, ! shali mtintain tia.
position, If supported feel safe in assur-
log them that their RICH will soon be
firmly established. o I cause IS just, ana
we have left its vindioAtion to the highest
legal tribunal of tie state, aud of the
United States. adj ire our people, t,ere-
fore, to be steadfast, law-abiding and
peaceful.
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Not Quite So.

A telegram from New York says The
Lake shore train wrecked at Ashtabula and
the Montreal express wrecked at Pittstord
VT, both left New York in one continuous
tram last Thursday, dividing into two
trains at albany, ore going north, the
other west, to meet disaster.
This statement is incorrect, as the acct
dent at Pittsford occurred on Friday night,
and was a south bound train to New York,
and not going north.
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Louisiana

6NDW BtlND.
NEW ORLEANS, Jar. ..
The house sub committee Tor Ou4thiia
are snow bound at jackson, Mississippi.
D|ENocEAri LEGlsLATuRE
In the democratic legs AZURE & concur
rent resolution was introduced to notify the
president Of the Uoi'cl States that the gen
cral assembly e Louisian is row in session.
The int session met, read the 70 # the
state by raasaos and declared Ni,Lols
c!ec ed & vernon AID Willz i-u,onqut gov
erncE.
TIE REPUBLICAN LEGisGATCRE.
The republican l. gislaiurc in joint SEES
sion today heard Nj. Beach j. 3 returns
from each parish as furnished ! the secIe-
taIy Of state aud computed hy III. return
ing board, and announced that Packard
had been elected governor, and Antoine,
ileu'onatt governor.
The republican senate 10. day adopted q
resolution requesting the governor to trans-
NIT Immediately to Congress tie portions
Of his message referring TO tAe !. lit,Cal
condition oi the stllc. In that portion If
the messlg. the goycnDt details }hc iis-
tory If the state s.nce is reconstruction,
asserting thlt the New Orleans J.y riots
Of 1856 were still Justified aul u'p:oy,d,
lie judge who refuse to charge The jury
regarding them having teen reelected.
The Grant plri,h massacre l. stuI regard q
rs a jlst.dable a.-,tti'n OF wh, e supr,m
acy. The whole aim Of the parry opposed
to republican principles in the stale was TO
place political control in the Lands Of an
a-istocia'ic oligarchy, irrespective Of the
will Of the maj ri'y, and a practical nullif-
clti.n cf CONSTITUTIONAL measures according
rights Of citi2 nsli9 TO cmaucipatcl slaves
Referring ID the statement tAat the
disorders prevailing in a.m' southern
stltcs are the c.ul. Of the ineni,iency Of
TIE republican sac au'h'l.tc s, willie IN
Georgia, Alataml aid other ares which
have hecn redeemed, as Iti' called, from
republican rule peace prevsi'.. G%,yc'n2r
kcllogE sayl In 3 disclose" ~ '"''
a.. at created by the opponents Of
lepubllcaui-m for tue purpose Of obtaining
control If the goyernmen, and the deteTm-
ilalion to obtain possession of the offices
vh-ttcr or not they have a legal majority.
There seems but three ways Ivy which
peace can be maintained, and the laws Of
the ttlte and URitcd 5 atcs enforced in
Louisiana against political offen lers first,
to surrender the state government to the
m.n1nty who c1at,olied is destinies be-
fore emancipation second, the acceptance
by the minority in good f-iih Of the con-
s|titu'ion and amendments; third, the enact
mcut by congress Of SUCH legislation as
viii secure the eff Icemeut Of these
amendments against organized, insilious
and dCsp.rate hostility.
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a New Years Gathering at St.
JOhnsbury.

Siuca the presentation Of -. Johnsbury
Atherp1m and Art gallery to St. Johns
bury by Governor Fairbanks, it has been
his custom to open the same on New Years
evening and invite the citizen. to meet for
Il soc al time ami exchange of New Years
greetings. Large numbers avail themselves
Of this opportunity to wish the donor a
hcar,y, happy New Year for the benefit
hey are receiving from this gift, which
comprises an expensive and elegant build
ing, in which there Is a reading room lileA
with daily, weekly and monthly perlodi-
Gals, a library of over nine thousand vu'-
umes, AMI an art gallery continuing choice
paintings AID stntuary. Bat those who
gathered NV Years evening were di'ap-
polnlcl, hei lg unable t. exchange greet
lugs with Governor Fairbanks or the libra
rian, Rev. W. II. TIA er, as they were in
lisp 'sed AID not pre-ett. Tie honors OF
the occasion were performed by Mr.. Robe,
i|4nitOr, n.i Mss MAJ :er, assistant lIDta-
si!n. Tn rooms w,ro brilliantly lighted
lpd the fl iral decorations from Miss Fair
uanHs' couscrvatorles were magnificent a
large uumb-r were present., Including
Cuoncl Frtuklin, Rev. L. T and William
p. Fa rha, ks and t1cir wives. also the
family Of Governor Fairbanks, Hon. j. ii.
Paddock. c. u S'oue, of the Caledonlan,
Major lie. and nearly all Of the fir t fam
lies. The occasion was one highly enjoyed
by all.
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BOARD of Agriculture.

The meeting of the board of agriculture
which it was expected would be held at
wallingford next week, will be postponed
uAtil probably the 23l and cath of Jan
uary. This prs,pon3mcnt was made
necessary because of the other engage
mems of the board Gnl the meeting Of the
dairymen's association on the l7th and 18th.
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DIsATElS.

sANDERsoN-In Rutland, January LIST, Ellen
A., wife OF A + SanuersOn, ana daughter OF
smith Il. Kell' y, aged 80 years and S months.
Funeral at the residence OF Smith r. Kelley,
on Wednesday at IL m,
B1WEN-In Troy, N. Y, December goth, Emily
C., daughter OF Rev. John Il. and y H.
l. wen agt d 20 years.
MAT1I-ON-ln Salisbury, November lIthi
Polly, widow OF the late Jared Madison.
FULLEk-ln Burlington, December 21th, Dea
A. Fuller aged - years.
PAIRS Erin Mlddlebury December 2lst, Ma
hum Parker, aged IS years.
DONAuUk-ln Mia Ilrbury, December 2ist
Miss Mary y. D1nahue, aged ?! years.
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= candid statemcnt.

1t is but justice to acknowledge foCts
and reward merit when due let l. tail IN n
whom it may, Very many are |pr,judicod
against using a patent medicine, btCaui c
there are 50 many worthless, daily adve =
tised; but there aIc exceptions aud Shlluh's
Consumption Cure ia one Of these. No
Medicine could for a moment stand unctr
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Powder by Rail,
%PITTsFIELD, Ma s.

PlTTsFlELD, Mas, Jan. ?.
Isaac Wooden is held in SIS, 900 bal to
answer the charge Of shipping giant pow
der over the Bottom and Albany railway.
This is the first case under t @ state law of
1871 prohibit g the shipment OF ritro,gly-
cciiue or similar explo ives by rail. The
defense claim that giant powder Is not such
nynloatV Va
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Fire Record.
On STATEN ISLAND.

NEW York, Jan. 2.
The Pottery works Of Krelscher x Sons,
Kreischeryille, Staten lslard, were burne /
Sunday, with a large amount Of goods.
The buildings covered au acre. Loss
500, 900
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Inst in q Snow Storm.

MIR. Whijt'et, about ifty-two years
old, left Muusonvillc, n. II. for his home
in S,oddard in tho grca: snow storm on
Fiidey last and has not been seen since.
Fifty citizens hunted all day on Sunday for
him, but he could nowhere be found. 1t is
suppcsel that he was lost in the storm.
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Funeral.

John Morrisscy, ir, son Of Hon. John
Morrissey, died a. Saratoga, Saturday even
ing, after a brief illness, at the age OF q
years. The funeral occurred from st
Peters Catholic church, in Troy, on Tues
day morning, and was very largely attend
ed. The f1ral display was magnihcen'.
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Disbanding Troops.

CHEYENNE, Jan. ?.
The ~ilfautry Of General Gro k eXpcdi-
ton n Gen ri Mex ME with cavalry
an artillery, will ar "a a, Fl. Laramie to-
morrow, ind the whole force will be dis
banled at lat post.
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H1TsUF..

Talk about getting cheap suits, No,aE i
hlurphy's is the place to get them, not
only the cheapest, but tie hes. Call and
see for yourself. Mor,o's block, up stairs,
Center street.
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Local Weather Renort.

The weather report kept at A. w. big
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday: Z a. m. g. ? p. m.
10; 10 p. m. 10.
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Forty Fourth Congress.

TF"NVFTs
A number of bills Il ID Tetili ms we're re-
ferred. A. 1885 O'Clock the 10 lale, for
wan # a quorum, adjou nd until to NOR
row, 20 only being present,
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Ladies, if you waut first quality hair and
reliable work, and your s'amIiag done on
new patterns and res designs, 20 to Mrs.
G. T. Loop, %! Center street, up stairs.
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KEY WEST, Ja1. ,
Steamship Emile sunk last Light in six
fathoms Of water. Only one man and an
infant are known to be lost. Il boat lead
Of passengers are missing. The captains
boat and one other has arrived here.
Steamers Lave gone out in search Of the
missing passengers.
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Natures BaIsam for ali Conn
plants OF the Jung, the throat anu the
bronchial tubes, IS " ilale's Honey Of Hore
hound aud Tar" coughs and colds vanish as
ton, sold by all druggists. dl6dNWlm
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure In l minute.
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FIELD ELECTED.

David Dudley Field was to-day elected
to fill a vacancy in the teyeuth cougres-
sioual district by a majority Of $40 over
Christian DoIe 4, republican.
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Crimes ard Casualties.

A CONSUL M%CRDERrD.
New !, uK, Jan. ?.
Panama adyices say At Carthagena,
December 8, n mob Ct savngc' killed lie
Dutch consul, Moreno Augus'in Velcy,
and two othcrs, and wounded many more.
The cause Is presumed TO lie political.
THE CIRCAssIAN.
SAG HARBoR, l. l., Jan. ..
The bodies of Il OF tie q persuus 10 {
by the wrochiog Of the Circlssiln have
been recovered, including those Of Capt.
Robert Williams # the Circ2ssi,n, Capt.
John Lewis Of the coast urCch'ng com
pany, ard five Of the Indians.
FIR ZEN TO DEATH.
New YORK., Jan. >.
Ga Friday night cries fer help were
heard rear Eizabethpolt, y. j. Yesterday
the body Of Michael ONeil was found
frozen still in the snow in sightof his dwell
ling.
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a FATAL 81 . SLIDE.
SALT LAKE, Jan. ..

NFNLI IsNNI1 VNIs -
snOw sill 10 ooo"-- ' ~
2S.h, destroying the Wellington mine
boarding house and buryilg its inmates
The disaster was undiscovered until last
evening. To-day two men were taken
from tie wreck in an exhausted condition.
Four more persons aye buried aud suppos-
ed to be dead.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
Fire insurance

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. G&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-03
SWEENEY TO COME HOME

Counsel informed Judge Westbrook in
the supreme cou.t to d3y that the prosecu-
on have stipulated not 10 arrest p. B..
wecuey, in case lie wished t. come from
Paris aid at'cad The tri4l OF the civil &C
ton for 81. coo .OCO. lie will attend tie
case. Adjourned t. The first Monday in
AITil.