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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-05
From New York.
NEW YORK, Mas 4

NEW YORK, Mas A.
Mrs. Emily Biinkerhoff will erect a
beautiful chapel for Englewood Presbyte-
rian church as a memorial of her late
father.
1t is reported that Kate Claxton and her
husband, Dore Lyon, have been reconciled,
and the cross suits for divorce discontin-
ued.
A new route to Boston will be opened on
Monday by two of the largest steamers in
this section-the Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. They will run between New York
and Providence without stoppages, con-
Meeting at Providence with lightning ex-
press for Boston. The new venture at
tracts much attention.
The custom house commission yesterday
ordered the collector, naval officer and sur
veyor to report which departments are ex-
posed to violations of law lby subordinates
ia accepting gratuities, or by completely in
frauds, and the best methods of remedying
defects.
Servants employed by Fred. 8. Morrison,
wealthy citizen, are accused Of conspir-
ing with an alleged blackleg named Joseph
Lopez to induce Morrison's half-imbecile
daughter to secretly marry Lopez. DR..
Tiffany performed the ceremony recently.
The daughter openly proceeded to pack her
trunk before leaving her fathers house.
The conspiracy was then revealed, and the
marriage was never consumated. 1t Is
claimed that Lopez offers to free the girl
for S100, 000 Morrison declines any settle
ment outside ef the courts. 1t is reported
that Lopez has several wives.
Secretary Sherman directs Postmaster
James to bury the dead and relieve the
wounded by the recen, postoffice casualty,
at the public expense.
The Seventh regiment has been detailed
as the presidents escort at the unveiling OF
the Halleck statue, May Is.
John W. Montgomery was arrested to-
day on the charge of attempting to black
mail and writing letter threatening tc
kill VIM. Allen Miller, his brother-in-law
unless he paid him $4,000. Montgomery
when arrested had loaded revolver in hii
pocket and stated that Miller, who wai
trustee of the estate of the prisoners uncle
had cheated him out of his due portion
thereof.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

RYE-Dull and nominal. Sales OF western
at 81 CO., state at 81 20ta1 25 81 05 bid for No,
2western June delivery.
BARLBY-Steady. Sales OF 1900 buahels
No. Canada at 81 o5; $500 western feed for
export at G9c.
toRN.-Roceipts of 80 $50 bushels. opened
about two cents better for forward delivery
and y cent better for spot lots, very moderate
trade, large speculative inquiry. Sales OF 1884,.
oOO bush; New YorkNo. 8 at 6eKc !; steamer
mixed at 6I@s0c low mixed at CSC New York
NO. 2 at 6Sa6S&c white Kentucky at 66xc !;
yellow and white southern at zoe; steamer
w6e az SAe steomeG of eG6 yeSw at &C.
better, less active and closing rather quiet
Sales OF $4,000 bushels; mixed western and
rejected at SIC New York mo in store at
65Ac do, afloat at 5TNc; New York No. 3
white at 6oa6lc; New York No. white at
G3c mixed western at 6'l @eic white west
ern at GO@6lc; white state at ToaT2c No. 2
TOLEDO TO arrive at o1Hc white state TO arrive
HAY.-Heavy at 7o@75c for shipping.
HoPs-Quoted quiet; 10@l7c for yearlings ;
sal4c for new crop Eastern and Western ;
loalsc for new New York state ! l6s2Oc for
.CoFPEE.-Rlo quoted quiet, firm and un.
changed; cargoes are quoted at l61< 920kc gold;
l6A@22c gold for job lots.
914@l0c for fair to good refining a I0Hc for
prime Muscovado 9I@1Oc refined firm
at llAc for standard A granulated at l2&c !:
MoLAssEs-Grocery grades firm in fair In
quiry refining stock scarce and firmer New
orleansat 1ss57c for good to choice.
RICE.-Firmer and fair request. Sales OF
Carolina at 5@6Hc. Louisiana at 4%@6Lc.
PBTRoLBUM-Dull and heavy; crude at 9c;
refined at l4alc cases at 1917 h@19Hc napths
at 10c
TALow-Flrmer Sales of $4,000 pounds at
s4@S l3-l6c for prime.
EdGs.-Firm; 13@l3Hc for state and Penn
sylvania l2@ l3c for western.
PoRK.-Opened firmer, afterwards heavy. clos
ed strong. Sales OF new mess at sl6 1917 thin
mess at $3.50 extra prime at $l2 rs.
BsBF;-More active sl3 for plain mess 3ii
extra do.
LARD-Opened easy and closed firm. Sales
OF old prime steam at slGal0l5 new do. $40 CO:
closing at $40 10.
BUTTER-Choice new steady other kinds
heavy. Sales at 99l4c for western 1o920c for
state; l4925c for new.
CHREsR-New, firm old, dull sales at 10
lac for common to prime; sal4c for new do.
WHIsKY-NOmlnal at 81 pal 10.
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Crimes and Casualties.
TUE TRIAL OF Kx-TRRAsUEER MANN.

TUE TRIAL OF RX-TRRAsUKKR MANN.
SANDY HILL, May 4.
In ex-County Treasurer Manns embez-
element case to-day, the defendant testified
that he issued more bonds in 1868 than he
had kept an account of, they being placed
in confusion by delivering them to several
supervisors for use as money or to sell; and
as the bonds must be charged to the several
towns or the county, he could not place
them nor report them against any partcu-
lar account. That the misplaced bonds
thus issued, although the money was prop
erly used, formed the basis for the present
apparent defalcation, which has grown
with interest to about $l91, 900. The court
adjourned to attend the funeral OF Judge
Rosekrans.
THE FIRST CHINESE MURDERER HUNG.
San FRANCISCO, May A.
Chin Mock Sow was hanged to-day for
the murder of one of his countrymen, the
10th Of December 1875. The prisoner to
the last maintained his innocence and was
very reticent, declining to converse much,
merely requesting his body to be surren-
dered to friends without mutilation. On
being led to execution he maintained a
calm demeanor and died without a struggle.
Since November 1866, there have been 30
murders committed by Cinnamon in this
city and not a single execution until this.
Paymaster Turl of Providence, robbed
in New York two months since, to-day
identified Daily and Feeny as the men who
robbed him. They were taken to New
York.
Mrs. Adelaide Leavitt of New York,
who charged Rev. Dominick NJ. McCaf.
frey, an Episcopal clergyman, with an in
decent assault, was to-day arrested under
an indictment for perjury, the grand jury
having dismissed the complaint against
Mr.. McCaffrey.
Samuel Orr was hung at Mount Vernon,
Lawrence county, No., yesterday, for muir.
dering George Davis, wealthy planter, in
December, 1878. Orr and man named
Cox, who escaped, received $1,000 fol
killing Davis, as alleged, at the hands oi
his brothcr-in law.
VIM. J. Wyman, Of Pittsburgh, eldes
of the recently bankrupt firm of Wymar
Brothers, cut his throat fatally yesterday
Business troubles caused insanity.
Yesterday William Dean and James Car
of RNew York, both aged six, playfulll
threw pieces of brick from the house top a
some playmates below. One frsgmen
struck Louis Stadtlander, aged seven, trac
turing his skull fatally. Dean and Car
were arrested, but discharged.
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The Trial Of Miller Ended-Is the
Soul Immortal
TRENTON, May 4.

TRENTON, may =.
When the argument for the prosecution
had closed Rev. Mr.. Miller spoke for two
hours in his own defense and defended the
doctrines laid down In his bsok. The
presbytery then proceeded to vote. The
question was taken On the first specif1ca-
tion "He teaches that tho soul 10 not i'm
mortal that at the death of the body it
dies. becomes extinct until the resurrec-
tion !" the charges were sustained sS 10 O..
Second, that Christ as child of Adam
was personally accounted guilty of Adams
sin that like other children of Adam he
inherited 3 corrupt nature that he needed
to be and was redeemed by his
own death charge sustained 80 to o.
Third, that he teaches there is
but one person in tho God-head. Sustained
80 to 0. Tho vote was then taken on the
charge: "We charge Mr.. Miller with pub
licly denying and assailing important doc
trines of the confession of faith and the
catechism of our church :" sustained 20 to
o. After considerable debate as to what
should be done with Mr.. Miller, the follow
ing resolution was adopted unanimously;
That Mr.. Miller be, and hereby is, suspend.
ed from the ministry OF the
presbyterian church until such time
a. he shall make manifest tc
the satisfaction of the presbytery his 70.
nunciation Of the errors he holds, and his
solemn purpose no longer to promulgate
them. Mr. Miller said 1t was simply 8
moral and intellectual impossibility for him
to renounce his views and gave notice Of ar
appeal 10 the synod. The moderator ther
pronounced sentence and the presbytery
adjourned.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Affairs in South Carolina.


Nsw YoRx, May 4.
The Heralds Columbia special says
Hampton insists on the election Of Willard
az chief Justice. willard was severely de-
nounced as corrupt carpst-bsgger in the
senate by a democratic senator Yesterday.
The investigating committee will report
overwhelming charges against Associate
Judge Wright, and recommend vacstlng
his seat.
Three additional members Of the Mackey
house were admitted to seats yesterday. A
committee has been appointed by the senate
to investigate charges Of corruption against
Senators Whltemore and Nash and clerk
Of the senate Woodruff. Two other SEN
ators will be indicted this week, one for
embezzling state funds and the other for
misappropriating county funds.
Hampton has commuted to lite impris-
onment, the sentence Of seven of the ten
men sentenced to bs hanged at Abbeville
to-day for numbering . white man In
Lowndesville. The remaining three, all
negroes, will be hanged.
COLUMBIA, May 4.
Three of the Loundesville murderers,
Wightman Allen, John Allen and Jenkins
whltnsr, were hanged at Abbeyville court
house this morning, the othes having been
commuted to life imprisonment. John
Allen admitted his guilt but the other two
proclaimed their innocence. The execu-
ton was very quiet. Two thousand peo-
pie were present. Governor Hampton's
action in committing seven Of them is
highly commended.
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By the Gable.
THE NEWMARKET RACKS.

LONDON, May 4.
At the Newmarket races to-day the | 600
guineas stakes were won by Belphpbe,
Lady Ronald tecond and Lady Golightly
third.
THE SOUTH ALBANIANs WANT PLUMBER.
1t is stated that the Turks have pers uad-
ed 10000 South Albanians to take up arms
on condition of Montenegro being given up
to plumber. All the Northern Albanian
clans favor the Montenegrians.
A TURKISH PROTEST.
BERLIN, May 4.
A Turkish circular OF May 2, presented
to the government yesterday, protests
against the Russo -RoumaLian convention
as an Illegal act of the princpAlity facili-
tating invasion.
THE MoNTENEGRINs BUSY.
MANCHESTER, May 4.
A Ragusa special says the Montegrins
hold Duza pass, blockading Goransko and
Nicsics. Suleman Pasha, with 10000
men, is advancing to relieve GoranslSo, and
severe fighting is expected.
MARINE ACoIDRNT-ExTRADITI
LONDON, May A.
The steamer Hecla reports passing the
August Andre from New York, sailing
with temporary rudder.
Detective Golden, with Thomas G. Le-
wis, implicated in the Babbit embezzle-
ment in New York, sailf for New York to-
day.
WAR NOTES.
The Russian agency states that the porte
has relinquished its intention of expeling
all Russian subjects from Turkey, but re-
serves the right of expcling suspected per.
sons.
A Berlin telegram says letters from st.
Petersburg report that the mobilization Of
the Russians will not become general.
CoNsTANTINopLE, May 4
Safvet Pa.ha has informed by telegraph
the Ottoman ambassadors abroad tina. in
consequence of the convention between
Roumania and Russia he has notified the
agency which represents Roumania at Con
stantinople that lts functions are suspended.
The Roumanians ia Turkey will continue
TO enjoy the protection of the lave. Rou.
manlau vessels will remain under the pro
lection of the Turkish authorities
ENGLAND PREPARING HER NAVY.
The London Times in its naval news
from Portsmouth reports that the Boadices
is ordered to be out Of the shipwris htl
hands by the 22nd inst, when she will b.
placed on steam reserve in readiness for
service. Effolts are also making to com
plete six gunboats similar to the Medina
These beats are especially designed
for river nagigation. They draw six feet
of water and carry three G4-pounders
Within the last ten days the construction
of ten large beats for landing troops anC
horses has been ordered. Twelve simila
boats are already in forward state OF con
struction
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We desire to call the attention of select
men to very neat and convenient blank,
for use in making up highway bills. This
is designed to superaede the old-fashioned
and inconvenient tax bills in sheet form
heretofore used, and will be found much
more desirable for the use of the survey
ors. We invite the orders of selectmen of
all towns in Verment. Price GO cents per
dozen copies.
d&w GLOBE PAPER Co.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. May 4.
FLoUR-Reoeipts 9.l72 barrels. l0@l5c better,
less doing. Sales 10s00 barrels. No. at
s. 1901 90; superhne western and state at 81 75@
81 90; common 10 good extra western and
state at 81 05efs 10; good TO choice do at IS l56
s. "; common 10 choice white wheat western
extra at s. 30@xS 80 fancy white wheat west
ern extra at IS T0@$lO 90 common TO good extra
OHIO 81 95lal0 90; common TO choice extra st.
Louis at ~ 0o9i0 76 Patent Minnesota extra
good TO prime at % t0sl0 20 choice 10 double
WHKAT-Recelpts 1900 bushels, Five cents
higher rather better demand. Sales $4,000
bushels. Ungraded spring at q 05@1 20; No.
store at 81 90 closing, No. 2 Chicago held at
81 sT@l 90 No. 3 Milwaukee. .at.$l sS(al g5; win.
ter wheat quiet.
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Canadian News.

HALIFAX, May 4.
Herring fishing has commenced at the
Magdalsne islands; large number Of vessels,
fish scarce.
MONTREAL, May 4.
Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the
City of Brussels, upon which the Irish pill
grims sailed. II left New York for Liver
pool the same day as the Germanio. The
latter arrived Monday.
Small pox Ia still prevalent in the towns
of Ely and North stukely. Upwards of
fifty cases are reported.
OTTAWA, May A.
Capt. Hamilton, aid de camp to the gov
ernor general, has been ordered to join his
regiment and proceed to England at once.
QUEBKo, May 4.
The bark Adriatic from Teith, reports
having her bow stove In by ice off Anti
costa. The captain rap the vessel ashore
and made repairs. He then got her sdoat
again and by constant pumping succeeded
In reaching Quebec.
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The Pokeepsie Bridge.

PoKERPsIR, N. Y, May 4.
The second caisson of the Pokeepsie
bridge was successfully launched to-day
and the third one commenced. Nearly
100000 feet of timber are used daily and
increased force has been put on.
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Miners Troubles.

BAN FRAHoIsco, May 4.
Victoria advices state the military are on
the way back from the Wellington mines,
having captured dix prisoners and stood
guard while. the sheriff and posse evicted
the miners from the eompany's houses.
There was great excitement but no riot.
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Ex-Congressman Hurlbut of Illinois,
now here, predicts formidable opposition to
the presidents policy.
Hampton's conservative policy is violent
ly opposed by Gray, who made such vio-
lent campaign speeches.
Gen. Banks, when here, had no knowl-
edge of the combination to make him
speaker.
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BERWICK HOTEL,
. +. Richardson, ProprIetOr.

G. r. Richardson, Proprietor.
A first-class house, modern in all it's ap-
pointments. Accommodation for 200
guests. Spacious and richly furnished par
lors. Fine, airy sleeping rooms. Bill of
fare not surpassed by any in the state.
Billiard, bath and sample rooms. Terms
only $500 per day.
A fine livery connected with the house.
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ICE ! ICE J!

The subscriber Is ready 10 deliver Ice TO par
ties In the village OF Rutland. at the following
rates
lobs per day. 25 cents per week Is lbs per
day, s5 cents per week 2ofts per day. 80 cents
per week.
All extra Ice will be charged st IS cents per
100 pounds. Bills payable weekly.
b. B.F.DpNKLER.
Rutland, May l. 1871. myldu
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Fire Record.

At Akron, Ohio, four business houses
and two barns loss $4,000.
AT Omettee, Ontario, Cottingham's saw
single mill and Kincaids planning mill and
Sash factory; loss $4,000.
At Wilmington, Del, residences of the
late DIR. John A. Brown loss $4,000.
At Dwight, Illinois, hotel, three stores
and dwelling; loss $4,000.
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warranted as Represented

Briggs Allevantor has marvellous and perfect
control over the nerves, increases the action OF
the heart without exciting the brain, will cure
the circulation, stimulates the weakened and
diseased frame ana restores the sufferer to
health. Sold by druggists.
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Corns, Bunions, etc. are as useless TO the
community as dishonest politicians, noisy row.
dies, squalliRg cats or bowling degs under
your " indow. Briggs Corn and Bunion Rene
dies stop all commOtioD, rendering the victim
happy and contented. Sold by druggists.
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A Remarkable Life.
PoxxxrsrK. n. Y. Ma

PoKxEymK, N. Y, May 4.
William johnson, oolorsd. Afe convict
died last night over hundred years old.
He had been sentenced for life twice,
pardoned once and escaped once.
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The Funeral of Judge Rosecrans.
SANDY HILL, May A.

OANDh hiLLt may H
The funeral of ex-Judge L. II. Rose
Grams took place at two o'clock this after
noon from his late residence In Glen's
Falls. The Warren county bar was pres
ent In body.
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Weather Indications.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,S
WASHINGTON May asp. m. }
For New England slowly rising baro-
meter, slight change of temperature and
northwest to southwest winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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Piles-The agony OF Tophet is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with internal bleed
ing, external and itching piles. Glad tidings
for the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies are
mild, safe and sure. DR.. j. Briggs Co., New
ark, N. j. Sold by druggists.
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DennisOn's Patent shipping Tags.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by ita
becoming detached. All express compa nies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationery
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
d&w Wholesale A. ents.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Hew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nav 4,

NbW 1UHAI My Z,
GOLD closed at l0I.
GOVERNMENTS strong.
MONEY closed at 2(d2%.
PRIME Mercantile Paper at 3k@4H.
STERLING at 4Ss and 49Oh.
CLEARINGS, $i5,45T, 900.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, $4,000.
TREASURY disbursements f5i90 900.
DRY GOODS imports for fne week g, 900, 900.
RAILROAD BONDS strong.
STOCKS were unsettled and lower In early
dealings but subsequently became rirmer and
advanced. During the afternoon the market
was irregular but closed at best figures of the
day.
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Extra Session October 18th.

WAsHINGToN, May 4.
AT the cabinet meeting to-day it was de-
cided to call the extra session of Congress
for October 18th.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-02

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
prepared with the most approved machinery,
to sink Artesian Wells in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications ON the sub
feet address TO Cahoon h Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
s. L CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October Q, lS76,Ey2 tt
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

osrsos OF RYE PATcH Con-. NJ. AND M. Co.
400 California, street,
San Francisco, July IL, 1871.
ATA MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
~ of the above named Company held
thia day, Dividend mo. 81 OF Twenty-Five
cents per share was declared, payable Friday,
Julv 90. 1877. Transfer books will close July
D.F. vERDENAL.
iulyl6.lm Secretary,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11

and indisputably determined ILLS
point by the simple process OF 1olioM-
ing the course Of the river step ny
step to point at which it's recogniz.
ed as the Congo, and thence 70 l0s
discharge into the Atlantic. he :. thus
finds that the Congo-bearing diner.
ent name in the country OF every Irlpo
through which it runs-rises ten uo-
grees south of the Equator ana runs
to two degrees north, and drains tno
whole enormous basin that reaches
from twenty-six degrees east long,
tude to the mountains that skirt Inc
line of the Atlantic; from Wnlcn
mountains it tumbles-for the greaI
basin is an elevated plateau-ln thllty
different cataracts, till it falls TO the :
level of the sea. This disclosure u
the source of the Congo anu
the Lualaba defines the DIVISION
of the great regions Of the African
continent into the Nile, the Congo ana
the Zambesi basins, and gives at once
simplicity of scheme to its geological
lines equal to that given to our own
continent by the Mississippi, the 81.
Lawrence and the Red klver OF Tue
North.