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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13
Vermont News.

The new liquor and nuisance law is to
be vigorously enforced in Ferrisburg.
The snow is four feet deep on the noun
tain 10 the vicinity of Huntington.
A new S35 900 church is to be erected at
Bennington by tue Baptist society the COM
Ing spling.
1t is said that Hon. Daniel Baldwin Of
Montpelier a been q member Of the Ma
soaic order over ~sixty-three years.
The Indebtedness of the village Of St.
JohnsbuTy is over $s3 900, over s78, 600
being for water supply, The exl enses
for 1876 wee over S12, 800.
Copt. j. N. Bnckus, recently Montreal
agent of the steamboat company, ami well
known in Burlington, died in the first
named cry, yesterday morning.
DR.. G. p. Conn, the candidate for rail
road commissioner in New Hampshire was
surgeon Of the TEelith Vermont volun-
teers, but has Teen in practice in Concord
tor several years.
AS Henry GilleIt, eco was driving three
.ef cattle across the railroad at Jonesville,
Wednesday morning, TWO Of them ran up
the IA lr,al track and we're struck and
kille hy a freight train.
1t Is reported in Mont cal that the
United stue4 government intends to have
baggage examined again in that city, in.
stead OF at 81. Adams, as soon as bonded
cars aic supplied ny the railways.
Chlrl,s Murphy Of New York sends to
St. Albaus a challenge to James Owens,
who defeated Mclaughlin in Boston, the
other night. Murphy vans 10 put up
$3.50 that he can ynuquish Owens in
slLrt scrIp.
G. c. Flo oi Auburn, Me-, AMI II NJ.
Bryan Of Levi tol, Me, who Lave beer
lectuling upon temperance in Vermont fol
the past year, opcled q series of mte lngs
in MU.tpcllcr, Wednesday evening. The
temp-iauCe reform club Ia in a fllu ishing
con lion. having about 800 members.
Brig.-G n j j. Aberaomb,e died ut biz
residence, Roslyp, Long leland, on the Sd
in t., aged 20. lie graduated II West
Pc Mt in 1922. When the WAT Of the re-
belhop broke ont. although "A ma i've of The
state of Tennessee, he was faithful to the
Union, and was made briRadier-general OF
v"luntoers. The Second Vermont brigade
was for atime attached TO his division.
1t Is reported that Israel Haynes, {
prominent resident Of Wilmington, wal
among the victims of the Ashtabula die
as er. lie Is known to have taken THU
route ab.ut this time on his way to Mime
] apolls, Minn., aud az no tldings as to hi
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rne SENATE Rtgoron COMMITTEE.


The house committee on counting III,
electoral votes will meet the senate 81 ecia'
committee on the subject this afternoon
A member Of the mate committee state,
positively that all reports supporting tt
give their conclusions are unreliable.
PsLT,N DENIES.
Colorel Pelton te'fgraphed Senator Ker.
nan last evening asking lin If the CON
mi'tee on privileges and elections desire
his pre'en'e in Washington end that The
statement In the New York journals ctarp
ing that he was e%ndeavoring to avoid an in
vestigation did lin gross il justice. Ker
nan replied he did not know tLat the com
mittoe wanted him.
Q UNITING TuE ELECTORAL VOTE.
The committee IN counting the tlectc raj
vote held the first lint meeting this AZ err
noon, when the senate committee preseni-
ed a plan of accommodation. The bous,
committee desire time for consideration
and there will be another meeting to-mor.
row. Members Of committees say they
are bound to secrecy
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

Everybody, at this season of the year,
when coughe, colds and fevers are so prev
a!ent, should bear IN mind that an ounce OF
preventive 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, F annel, etc, just re-
ccived, and for sale low. Also the fine
line OF Fancy and Toilet Goods, in tue
state. Our goods have been BOUGHT Lon
we are selling them chclp, and don't for
get that HIGGINS SUPERIOR co.
LOGNE is the best. S1.oO viii buy a
pint. Give us a call.
ALBEIT w. IlIGGINs,
oct7d Family Chemist.
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Upshot Of the Bennett May Duel.

NEW YORK jim. l2.
The TIihune says il is rumoTed that Ben
nett and Miss May heve married and sailed
from Philadelphia for Europe. 1t is
learned from that city tia, the gentleman
whose apI c rance was that of Bennett
went hasuly OF b a d the steamer Illinois
Just tetorr rs departure, with a laly close
ly veiltd, AMI both went Immediately to
their stat rooms, avoiding observation
Bennett's name did not appear on the pas
senger list The truth concerning Mays
woui d cannot be lie, rned. but there is
air NJ reason t. believe that il is of a more
serious chaIac er tlln Is generally sup
p S d. DIR. Paucoast Of the J,ffelson
medical college, Pni'a l,lphia, who has
retdrned TO the city, denies that
he at'ndcd NJ y, lut at the Clinic
yc'terday he tXpl lined 10 he had per-
tlm~d IN excellent work. A man had
been wounded in the lett arm by a pistol
SHOT, which severed the artery; moriihca-
ton hNd Sc in, and he had been obliged 10
pmputats the arm, Most of the students
firmly believed DR., Poncoast had been
called to attend May. Carroll Livingston,
l. Iuis Lorillard aud John c Htcksher are
understood to have l,ft the state to escape
arrest.
The Times b ,ltimsre special says May
IA dangerously wounded and concealed in
Gunpowder river, twenty miles from Balti-
more.
The Suns Dover, Del, special declares
that no duti took place. If shots were ex.
chang a, / was with blank c,rtridges.
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ADVENT CHURCH services sunday at 7.OC
p. IN. Sunday school at 1900 M. Seats
free.
BAPT1sr.-Seryices st 1913 a. IN. and 7.01 p. m.
Rev. }. H.. Richardson VIII preach. Sabbath
schoolat l9m Prayer meeting ut 600 p. IN.
CATIoLtC.-Rev Charles BuylHn, pastor; Ser
vices at 5 and 1890 a. m, aud 4.O0p. IN.
FRENCH CArnOLlC.-Fdtne |. NJ. Gelot Ser
Vices at s; Il. M; SundIy s-h sol at B:UO p. III {;
Nesper service at 4 p. IN.
COSGREGATtoNAL.-Rev J G.. Johnson,
Will preach Services at lO.45 AIN, and 200 p.
N. Prayer meetings on Thursday and Sttuf-
day evenings at 500.
EPISCOPAL. * v. Water misunderstanding
Pruyera at 1880 am. Sunday school Immediately
aller morning service. Evening prayer at 'V0
p. IN.
MgTHoDrsT.-Ssrvlce viii be held at lo45
a, IN; and 200 p. m. Sabbath school at
II o'clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES IN CAsrLBToN.
ADVENT Rev =. g.. MathewsJn, pastor.
Preaching at lOT O'Clock a. IN. and ~ O'Clock
p. IN.
CoNGREGATIoSAL-Rev. f. 7. Hooker, VI r.
Preaching ut lOE o'clock Il. IN, ana 81 Oe.Jck
p. m.
MErHoDtsr-Rev. W. W Foster, pastor. Preach
Ing ut ion o'clock Il. N. aud at 90 O'Clock p. IN.
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There are many chances to be deceived
aud many chances to make good bargains.
The present dull state Of aft ,irs will com
mend all to search for good bargains, and
to look well before making their purchases.
At the Rutland County Drug Store Of
Morse Bros, opposite the depot, Pune
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines, Fan
cy Goods, Trusses and Shoulder Braces,
etc c., are selling u, reduced prlc, 8,
(panic prices). Pure Gem Tartar, Bl
Carbonate OF Soda, Genuine Virgin Salad Oh
French Salad Dressing, Pare FAvnriug Ey.
tracts, our " manuiactuIe Prescriptions
n specially, Mt MI hours, prepared by ,xp,-
ri, need pharmacists. Imported cigars, di
rect from Ackrr, Merrill 81 Cundit, and
Parks d TiliOrd. t,.mrml clhtt We have
n compile e stock which must be sold, an1
we IRE here to phase al who may favor u,
with a call.
MORSE Bros Druggists
d&w Opposite Dtpu, Run II. VI
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The Commodore's Will EXPLAINED.

New York Jar. 12.
The Sun gives reasons WHY VANDERBILT
cut of some of his daughters with a mere
If in'er,s' in bcq1Csts. He had lent to q
son Of Mrs. Allen 500 900, which the lat-
ter never paid, consequently Mrs. Allen
only gets a life interest Of S40O. 900. Mis-.
Osgood's having no children is the cause of
her receiving a life interest Of only $780,
900, and both in her case and in that Of
Mrs, Laftle the commodore dill not feel
b lnnd to provide for preeent or future hus-
bands after his daughters decease. Cor
nelius j. Vanderbilt receiving only a If
interest is explained on the ground hat The
legatec had alre ady anticipated his ratri-
mony.
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Three Car Loads o Day.

The premises Of w. &. and j. p. Hos
kinson, at IIesldville, are assuming their
old time active Appearance by The labor Of
men ard te m eng ed in filing their
large contracts with tie Bellows Falls pa
per company and the C,nral Vermont
railroad, to whom they furnish three car
loads a day Of wood for making paper
Toe former company furnishes the farmers
and lumber dealers the best market for GER
t in kinds of timber yet n"rod.
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PoUGHKERP5IE, Jan. ~.
A special to the Eagle says; Al xander
Barton, cashier of the national bank of
Fink II, Ia charged with a defioisLcy of
from 500. 900 to 500, 900 experts are ca
amiuing The bank accounts. Barton says
h. sold bonds left at the lalk for safe
keeping to pay over drafts, but d. cIines to
give the names of the persons making tue
oveidrafts. No money las been paid over
the counter of the bank to-day, and II is
stated hat 10 business will he tran &c I'd
until The result of the examination has been
reached.
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=, .luOM.us Nd tnr nanIatlonl
Few YORK Proauce Market.

Me- foEE Jan. u
FLouR.-Recelpts were 0,5lO barrels. In
| lin d dom1ni. sales Il 9 500 ba' re s
No al As1@5l5; sup-rnne western ana
state at 5000 50 common TO god extra
western ami .s,te AT as s5&5 o; good 10
choice 10. at IS 0aaG 10; common 10 choice
white wheat western extra hts l5o7 -; Ia cy
white wheat western ezra n s. S'oS IS CON.
mon to goo. extra ohio at = s5aI 70; com
mrD u choice cX IA 81. LIul- a, e 900S = ;
Patent MinuesOtt ezra good 10 p lie It = IS
a. 20 choice 10 doulle extra al IS I5@ q co..
NJ ,rGet Going quiet
nOminl'ly uuchn' ged, SHIT p r. and Lllllers n.
c ,ue TO uold OF Lo DIS hinir no pres Ing
le.lrr 10 4 .lzt Sales Z $1,000 buShe $ at
81 70 frr Jet Sprlu g; 81 3ioRi 20 B U grad
- spring; 81 80 NJ 40 tCr New YORK 40. l
spri Z ! 81 or amler Michigan 81 5'al 81
lor "h,te Go; No. ? Milwaukee al a No. =
nYr- Qui' and steady. sele5 or western at
as5c sOa93. for Jersey. state and rnntdh.
B~AELEYnrqi : lrS q Zoo 81sIei, fo1l-
(ORS -lt"sHtPts 49, Yuaucis. nc b ter
with fir XDort ma mod r 'r home delnau /.
! SAFES o. IS OOo I'm h. al .S45slic Tor eW no
grade mixed ;3sA@t9't rneW steamer mixed
aSAc for new 81, Hucr y lON 60c fr Ga and
nrN grated y -. OK for y 2 white Ne~t-
9rn 5'hF,oAc lor n-w yellJw southern on
0Ars.-F ,riprs $500 bushels lc better ami
actiy,. Sales Il 5t,oO bushels NJ 'l@53i Tor
d. iucludins New YORK No. 3 at aka sac ;
do. NJ. 8 whte al axe; 40. No. ? nt 4aA /;
New YORK tXira 53c nix q western al Ala
49, Or Nhi'e d.. at +4% H+ic nix q stale
at Boa 53c white 90. at 5lo So
HAY, Firm Ic or rilpplur.
H~OPs.- tea y. sales al liza 70 for yoarlings ;
l2a2,c for new crop Eastern aud W stern ;
10 627c To- new New YurN state % s27c FOR
California.
t0FFrk.-tio irm, and in fair demand cor.
goes are quoted at l9a92kc gold l9a2jhc
SrG,R. Firm at 9H@9Ac for fair 10 good
| refining 9'sc lor prime. r ftued easier and
In m uer ,tr dem md, at llAc for standard A :;
illc fr graz ulated crushed ana pJ"dtred
at | 7.c.
MoIASsEs. -Forei n grades dull New O.
leans quiet Il 45aG0c.
RTCL. STEADY with Moderate Inquiry nj 4Ha
5Hc 70" LOuiSl n: A@6hc for Carolina
psTsOLEus.- D'll rrIde ~ 81 rrnutd al
27c cast at 3Hs Sis cry nlpht u l4hc
y sales vi 20 no pounds at
sAashc
a1s. Firm at ssc for state and Pennsyl.
vanlA 3jdSS ttr ", stern.
poas -ll,ayy ami lower. Sales Of Old mess
at SIS %.
Sstt- Quiet.
LArD-ieavy and decidedly lover. sales o.
p tine steam ut sl 3js 4 IS, cl sing h Id az
Sll 30.
brTrER- dull at ns9oc for western $50
uSSss~firm at % 4o for comm n to
primo.
WuIsRY-stca-y closing at sl15.
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The Electoral Count-Agreement Of
the Senate Committee.
NEw YoRK. I'm. l2.

New YORK, Jan. 12.
A Washington special says the senate
committee on counting the electoral vote
have agreed on a mode of procedure. 1t Is
believed they will include the agreement
on the part Of both houses that The cleo
toral vote If no state shall be rejected ex.
cept by concurrent action Of b,th branches
of congress; that the right of congress TO
determine tie validity of any vote received
shall be recognized, and I'll at debates shall
not continue to prevent the al n1unccmsn
of the result before the 4th of March. The
same correspondent reports that Marsh,
democrat, of the house committee on
rights of the house, will not consent to
the theory that the house alone may pro-
coed 10 elect the president, despite the
protest Of the senate The committee will
therefore be enlarged.
VOICES THAI ARE STILL ron WAR.
Aspecial reports that Gov. Williams in
tends putting the Indiana mill ia on a war
footingi also that at a secret caucus of
the republican mombers of the Pennsylva-
MIA legislature, a series of pronounced re5)-
lulions were adopted requesting Governor
Hartranft to place the state militia on an
immediate war footing, that Pennsylvania
may be ready to support the government
at any moment in carrying out the wish of
the people.
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Centennial at Westminster.

JANUARY lG, 1~777-JANUARY 1G 1917.
Tic one hundredth anniversary OF Yer
monts declaration of iudepetd.bce ie t. b.
observed on the ground where it VAS mire,
on Tuesday evening, January 1G 1877
Address by Hon. Henry Clark OF Rutapd.
Brief speeches, with other appropriate ex-
erci-es are expected. Music 10y The West
Minister cOruet band. Admis ion tree.
A cordial invitation is * cnd,d to ciii-
zens Of other towns t. join with the people
of Westminster in CJmmem) rating TINS
most important event
Per ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Westminster, jim o, 1877.
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The Worlds Week Of PRAYER.

The Evangelical alliance has issued the
following programme for the week of
pray er. January 9TH to l4'h, 1877:
saturday, Jan. ta-Prayer or the obs rvauce
or me christian Sabbath Tor the promotion u
temperance and for the safesN OF thOor "who
god wn u the sea IN sill ;, that d. business IN
great waters
Sund ~, Jan l4-Sermons one lord, one
faith, one baptism, one God ana fIther VI all.
Ephes. lv:5-G
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Police Court.
O. W. WARREN, JUDGE.
MARBLE.

Police bu mess yesterday was active and
several cases under the nuisance law came
up, thus making thrie sepna'e fines for
selling one glass of liquor. John Mccall,
who left town suddenly some time since,
returned and was arrested for cell
ing intoxicating liquor on the 18Th of last
December. Two o@ffenses were proved,
and, it berg second conviction, lie was
fl ed $40 and costs and one month in the
county Ill. Ga one case Of keeping second
conviction, he was fined $50 and costs,
and for keeping a common nuisance S25
and costs ia all about 500. All the cases
were appealed. John Cadcn bail.
The officers search,d the place supposed
to be kept by A. II. DAufoith, on Center
street, and found one half pint of whisky
DInforth was brought up, produced q lease
of the bar to Ju ius S. Lawrence, aud
was discharged. Th3 complaint was sign
cd by J NJ Hlven, j. B. Me.ker and i.
II. Merriam.
Julius s. Lawrence was brought up,
iued for one case of keeping with intent
to sell, second conviction, $50 and costs
for eJing q clmmon nuisance, S25 and
costs. Alp aled, S Hayward bail.
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Ioemen's Strike.

RoNDoUT, Jan, ~.
The strike among ice men still continues,
but all is quiet. No attempt was made to
begin work to-day. The employers intend
to wait until Monday, measures being
talked of to obtain all the men needed and
to protect them.
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Services at Congregational Church:

There will be meetings IN the { ngrega-
tional chapel each evening dut * the
week, at half past seven, TO which all arc
invlle1. The subjects for each evening,
slightly changad fl, IN those by the
Evangelical alliance, will b. lows:
Saturday-IbAutnce Of The x pei on the
moralitits.
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Florida Politics

New YORK, Jsl. II.
A Tallahassee special says; A bill HIS
been Introduced in the lie ylslature for a
new couLt of the electoral vote by G Y
Drew's board Of oalvassers Judge While
is herring the quo warranto case by h
Tilien elec'Ors aGiinst the II yes ELECTORS.
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BY
Weather Indications.

VAN UFTNNTMENTe
OTF1CF OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFtcKR,S
WASHINGTON, Jan. al a IN.
In New England, fl inv, followed by
rising barometer, easteily t southerly
viuds, shifting to westerly, rising tempera-
ture and snow, clearing away during The
afternoon or night.
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w. L. Paige, Proprietor.
Having leased tine a1oyc vel known h.
tel, and taken p ssessi IN of same. | snnil
be pleased To ste all my friends, AID tie
travelling pubic generally. ] shall Gu
Celvor to MAINTAIN the reputation Of 1T
h use for being flrst-claes il every respect.
jl0dtf w. +. PAIoE.
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L.nnal Weather Rennrt.

The weather report kept at A. w. big
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday Z a. m. G below !;
Up. IN. zero 10 p. IN. 3 below.
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CREWS n.

A steamship yesterday brought in the
crews of two wrecked vessels. They are
fourteen Italians who manned the bark
America of Genoa, which sale from Am
sterdsm for Baltimore in ballast early III
November, and three h-hermen living ut
Glade, near Galway, Ireland, who with Il
fourth, who was drowned, went fishing
November 4, and were caught in a storm.
They were picked up by a Swell h bal k.
The Americas crew were rescued at life
saving station M. 0.
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To be Relaaseh
MoRElsrowS. n. J il

MoRElsTowN, n. J Jan 10
The release f Talmadge, confined her,
for dcfraudinS the Consolidated bank Of
Canada # $50 900, has b.en ordered. Tn.
reason Ii U. kiuWn
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Nomination.

s%PRiSGFlRLD, Jan. ~.
Elk Gov, John M Palmer was nominal
ed for the United States senate by joint
democratic caucus to-day.
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j. Esley ~ Co. have msde and sold near
ly 10000 Cottage Organs in he last four
years. Anutter maker boasts of having
made SO 600 in The last thirty years,
Which shows tie prerert present. popular
ity? Estey Organs for the cen EMMA year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best of Terms. Addies
GEORGE Q DAY,
d&dtt Rutland, VI.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Eow York Stock and Money Market.

MONE"-p0lOlrs.
lRlNE Mercan lie Paper at bal.
~ ERLI ~ quiet az VA ana 4.6L.
q IL peutd 1T u6 And clUs-d II 1907.
tLE ArINGS, $22 ao co.
CT. o tECEGrt ;, i OI,O 0
TREASURY al Uuts' CAtS S4q4 O00.
~ q OBS m rus fJr IN week si,GG2, !4j.
GDNtRNN MS tte uull aud tong.
ST ne BJ d, ull and strong.
slLNUAD BJAUS II. mrr.
> OLh> opened "etN aud the gener | list
decil e. 5soah FER ent. The chief interest
" Is hoStY,f cenltrtd In IVES er tnio ana
Ill nos C'hlltl, the trutr adv incIng IRON
Z u To 74is at VIII CHI lt closed. the lat ,r AHA.
f,um O+4 tuGI% co-l = at Gu. The lICtu.-
uJrs ia Ulh / shIrts We're nuIIJw.
me a. .t-tt1n0 H-grrsalei G,235 shares
in'ild ug Western UulOr, $3.50; Lake Sn r
Il IOi; -. rams, 500; MICHIGAN Ceutral, 5,2Uv.
& VIZ NME$ - a I've
VI 'NEI c Uotd al q PER cent.
: AiE BON,s quiet.
sIOCAS .CIlya.
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FISHING scnocYRRs LOST.

NkW DIRK, Jan. IL
A Gloucester, Macs, tp.cial reports ten
schOOners Of the d,hing feet missing,
doubtless lost. They were valued at about
$4,000 each, and La crews OF from four
10 len men.
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AN ARSON TRIAL.

RoSDoUT, jan. IL.
The trial Of William j, Conrol, a not,d
burglar, and Sllas Keyser, will begin Mon
day. Conroy is indicted for arson ia firing
the house of August Supplies November .,
and also attempting TO kill Supplies family
BY blowing up the house. Keyser was an
nccesenrv
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SUNK BY THE ICE.
CINCINNATI, Jan,

CINcTNNATI, Jan. IL.
The new steamer Calumet, La led for
New Orleans, was sunk by ic4 this morn
ing. Loss S24 600 on beat. The cargo
will probably be saved.
on THE TEXAS BORDER.
New ORLEANS, Jan 10.
A Brownsville special tays that r.
voultes surrendered Matamoras to C%ortiua,
representing DIas.
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Important To All InVnIids. Iron I'm
Ihn lfInnl

The PERUVIAN YRuP, n protected solu-
tim Ut lhe pruloXidc ut iron. strikes at he
r"t of diser'c, ty supplying the bio d
sitn its yilHl prDuci! l., or fe element
ron. This is he s.cte, Of The wonderful
slccess # hi r NEEDY in curing ID, sp,I-
siH. Liver CImpll n, Drop,y. Cnronlc
Disrrl eL Buils Nrvoi ia Ar ct ons ca ! F
a I'd Fcvrrs. humors, Loes OF Con tu-
ional Ni{or. DIS n es OF The r iduey- and
Bladder, F,uae Complaints, and al dis
eases originating m a md Ia Of the blood,
or accompanied by debility ,r a low state
of the System. d&w
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Crimes and Casualties.
THE SHIP.

NEW York, Jan, 70
The chip SINH, stranded at Ba-nrla. i
a total loss. She is insured fur $54 900
There are slight hopes OF taving the Amer
ique, ashore st Long Branch.
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Reliable Hair SIOre
ALBEIT w. IlIGGINs,
Family Chemist

Ladies, if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, ard your siamIilg done on
ne" patterns and reH designs, go to Mrs.
G.. 7. Loop %! Cen'cr stree, up stairs.
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EXPRESS ROBBERY FRUSTRATED.
P~oUGHKEPJIE, Jan.

~PoUGHKEPJIE, Jan. IL.
Detectives arrested thr,e burglars on the
Montreal train al 2 O'Clock a m. They
had planned to rob the safe of the National
express company, and were at work on lhe
car when detected, between here and H. de
porlr
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The Rutlana 1ailu Globt.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1877.


AdpsTttsSrs oil please hand in their matter at as
cary an hour IN the afternoon as Convenient. By
so doing they Udi gir0 ~ more time to arrange and
property display hen, than II taken alta late hour.
The circulation Of tho DAILY Globe is equal
TO, If not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of the
Weekly Globe" is a half larger than that of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont and more than the combined circulation
Of all tho othor Waoklias in Rutland county.
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Castleton.

There VIII bea "Bl IS Memorial Service
at the Methodist church to. morrow even
g at $50 o'clock. Bliss music will he
use1.
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FATE OF THE TEXAS PACIFIC.

New YORK, Jan, -.
The Times Washington special rays the
Texas Pac fc railroad bill probably will
not p ,ss. 1t would sadd G upon t1e treas
ury the responsibility for the ayment of a
sum nearly large enough t. build a canal
connecting the Atlantic and pacific.