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$4,000 STOLEN BY A BANK CLERK.
In Petersburg, Va, on Saturday week,
Mr.. Spratley, clerk of the Bank of Pc
tersburg, deposited in the iron safe of the
Citizens Bank a large amount of money,
belonging to the former bank, for safe
keeping. Tuesday morning on taking
it out it was found that SIG, 600 was miss
ing. Subsequently it was discovered
that Samuel Thorburn, clerk IN the
Citizens Bank, had absconded and gone
in the direction of Charleston, S. c. He
was in the bank Saturday afternoon,
and the safe was left open for him to de-
posit his books therein. It is supposed he
priced open the box which contained the
money, He is native of Fredericks-
burg, and is related to some of the best
people in Virginia.
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-A
two months since young man named
Schremer, residing in Philadelphia, aged
eighteen years, was bitten on the hand
by dog. The wound was cauterized
and everything done to counterfeit the
effects of the bite. The wound healed
in short time, and nothing more was
heard of the affair until last Sunday af-
ternoon, when at his home he suddenly
became raving mad, and grasping a
poker dealt fearful blow on the head of
his brother-in-law, making an ugly
wound. He was secured and fingered
until Wednesday, suffering all the
agonies of hydrophobia, when he expir-
ed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-01-09

GOVERNOR OF NEW YoRK.-Gov.
Robinson, of New York, in his message
Tuesday, makes some pointed remarks
in condemnation of the action of the re-
turning boards in the disputed South
ern States, and of the federal completely
in the DISTINGUISHING schemes of those
imperial functionaries. He is especial
~ caustic upon that member of the cab
met who, acting as chairman of par
tisan committee, and with the co-opera-
ton of some of his colleagues in the
cabinet, counseled and stimulated those
desperate measures. He also spoke in
strong terms agsinst the right of the
President of the Senate to count the
electoral vote.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE NEW Con-
GREss.-It is stated that the President
doubts whether he has the power to call
session of the new House of Represen-
tatives in case there is no presidential
election by the 4th of March. A Presi.
dent going out of office on the 4th OF
March has no more right to call spe-
cial session Of Congress on the 9Th Of
March, when he is .ftnctus oticio, than
he has to call upon that body to assem-
BILE on the 4th Of July following his re-
tirement. 1t has heretofore been custo.
mary for the outgoing President to SIM
ply request the Senate to assembly on
the day when the incoming President is
to be inaugurated.
RoBBING A SENToR.-Senator Chris.
tiancy was robbed on train between
Michigan and Washington not long age
of $500. some valuable papers, and his
baggage check. The thieves presented
this last at Baltimore and were given
his trunk. and the Senator consequently
arrived at Washington without money
or wardrobe. He Immediately drew his
mileage and a months pay, and thai
night was again robbed, the burglars
carrying away what clothes were left
him with the $500 he had just drawn re-
posing in the pockets.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-01-09

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett was as
saulted Wednesday afternoon in front
of the Union Club House, corner Twen-
ty-frst street and Fifth avenue, New
York, by Mr.. Frederick May, formerly
of Washington, D. c., and received some
cuts with cowhide, when they were
separated by friends.
Oscar Hudson, colored, of Jersey City,
N. j., in fiji of jealousy seized his color
ed mistress, Martha Shuttle, threw her
across stove, and poured kettle of hot
water over her body. He then beat her
dreadfully, and again placed her on the
stove. Her injuries, of course, are fatal.
Hudson was arrested.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-01-09

ADJUDGED A LUNATIC.-Last week,
Mr.. Julius Crowder, one of the most sue
cessful planters of Brunswick county
was adjudged lunatic. He has been
taken to the Pine Hospital in Rich
mond where he will remain till he can
be admitted into one of the Lunatio
Asylums of the State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-01-09

A MEMBER OF THE. LEGISLATURE
MARRIED.-Hon.P Pat. Met aull, member
of the House of Delegates from Pulaski
county, was married in Newbern, in
that county, the 9th ultimo, to Miss
Ida Baskerville, of that place. He is a
brother of Capt. Jno. A. McCaull of Sa-
lem, Roanoke County.
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Vermont News.
The broad lake has ''skimmed over"

The broad lake has skinned over"
Bennington's fire loss, last year, was
$40 425, with $9s25 insurance.
A large stock raiser at Shoreham has to
go to Lake Champlain, three miles Of, Tor
water foI his $50 horses.
The Lane manufacturing company of
Montpelier have discharged eight Of their
employees on account of the hard times.
Dominick Speridana was killed at j. B..
Browns Maidstone mills, Tuesday, being
struck on the head by skid used in roll
ing logs
Stillman Lawrence has been pardoned by
the governor and has been released from
confinement in Jail at Montpelier on the
charge OF larceny.
The snow banks along the New London
northern railroad in the vicinity of North
field are so high in some places as percep-
tibly TO darken rhe cars as they psss.
Tobey, the Jacksonville stage driver, was
reported frozen to death on his "Trip home
one dark, cold night, last week, but he
turned up on Friday, as well as ever and
worth several dead men.
The average depth of snow at Brattleboro
after the fall of Saturday was three feet,
and, though the rain of Monday settled it
somewhat, good msny of the village
roads are not yet broken out enough for
! good sleighing.
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Thr 8ntIand Daily Globe
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1917.
The Book of Felix tha Pharisee.

In these days came one Felix Pharisee,
crying in the sYnagogues and these were his
words "Ltt it be proclaimed among the
people. that who so among them p)ssesseth
a dog, stall on or before the first day of the
fourth month, place about the neck Of the
dog a ring Of metal, and shall engrave his
name thereon, and shall betake himself TO
the Chief Scribe aud caused to be written
in book what he hath done, aud the gen.
ealogy OF the dog and his tribe, and shall
pay unto the chief scribe two hundred
pieces of copper. And let it be proclaim9l
that whasoever faileth in these things his
dog shall be slain by the shedder of blood.
And many other strange things spoke Felix
the Pnarsee which had never before been
heard IN tue Land Vespucius, which inter
preted mesneth "the land of the free. -
And after these things Felix the Pharisec
which interpreted meaneth sis II not a little
one.
Now when these lhings which Felix The
Phsrisee had spoken came TO be known
among the people they murmured greatly
among themselves, saying-what are these
new things that this Pnarisee hath spoken
Hath it not come to pass that of every ami
NAL, beast, or bird, or creeping tIing that
entered into the ark with Noah tie dog
alone hath forsaken all of his lini and fol.
lowed his master?
Is It not also written in the bo1k con
cerning Lazarus that whel he laid at the
Pharisee's gate, sick unto death mockc |,
and scOlfed at of all, and full If wounds
"mnreover the dogs came and licked bi.
sOIesW Now il it shall come to p635 tha
there be- many among Us, that ty reason OF
the heavy bprtuCn9 that are laid upon u!
can not pay the chief scribe the tribute q
the two Aundied picccs Of copper Shall i
| como 81 pas, that ouf friend shall to slair
| by the sLedler Of blood ? And they rea
sJnei among themselves iayng. shall W.
the free BON ms OF the promised land snf
fer these things And they waxei exceed
ing wrath, and beJook themselve, to th,
| plac. called PArvu5, and seiz-d Felix III,
| Pharisee ard bore him without the gates o
the city and stoned him with stones, so tina
| he died. whereat there WAS great rejoicing
among al the people.
These things we're written in the frs
mouth, Of the last year of the law of Feli'
the l Isrlsee. ) L.
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Vicinity Items.
GRAFTON.

Grafton Grange M III, has elected Off
GERS for the year 1877 with the following
result:
S. n. Wight, master; +. G. Palmer,
oveIseer; j. II. Putnam, ltcturer; w. a.
Dean, steward; L wis Tenuey, assistant
steward G. s. White, chaplain; Henry
Wooley, treasurer Mrs. G. 5 White, rec
retary 5. d. Wyman, gate keeper Mrs.
&. W. Wright, ceres Mrs. S A. Zlell,
pomona Mrs. S. ID. w, man, Ina Mrs.
E. g. Palmer, l.. A. s.. f.. q. Palmer,
agent. Delegates to Pomona era1ge L. G.
Palmer, w. A Dean and wife. TIE in
stalla ion of officers will be Jan. G, al one
O'Clock p. m, followed by pubiic meeting
in the evening of the same day, upon which
occasion speakers from abroad may e eX-
pected to set forth the principles Of the
grange movement.
Our town la' had its share of snow and
wind during the past few weeks. Tie
snow is well drifttd especially IN the hign-
ways. The town has voted a lax of ten per
cent of the grand list for the purpose of
paying the expenses of breaking rOads dur
ing the present winter. The selectmen
have made out the tax bills aud put tn IN
in the nands of the several surveyors. Ac-
cordlng to present indica ions tie whole
amount will be needed.
TIE BAptisis are holdnga series of week
ly prayer m e;lugs at HOushtJuviile and
also IN dis rict No. 8.
Mr.. SitneY Holmes has commenced q
singing school at Grafton village.
J. II. +.
PAwLET.
Oar late thaw as taken severe cold.
Miller thinks the dog law good thing
in one respect. 1t is ina harness makers
will in some places get a job between this
and the 1st OF Apnl next.
The lycaum is well atten led and much
intere.t is takeu by both Ia lies and gentle
men. The meeting is on saturday evening
OF tae preseu, week. SUI jet for discus
sion. Hesolred, That the works of art are
moro Il-a>i Z 20 tle mind of man. than the
works ut ualule Daniel Baker atli. native
James G Iodspeed Negative.
The communion serIi ices which were to
take place last Sabbath at the Congrega-
tlonal church were postponed on accoun
OF the It lTm to next Sabbath az which tine
there will be same admssi, rs to the church.
The law suit Of Wednesday brought
quite a crowd together and of course tome
knew how he case was going to be decoei
before being tried NJ.
YERGENNEs.
Owing to the heavy b bIdy of snow which
has fallen this winter several pCrsOrs hav
ing fiat roots to their houses have te"n
obliged to shovel the snow off to prevent
the roofs bling crushed.
The she Is at G ss's wharf where kgolin
is stored preparatory 10 loading Were bro
ken down by the snow. Damage slight.
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