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THE PARIS ENHIBITION.-Am meeting OF
proposed exhibitions al the Paris exhibition
In 1878 was held in New York yesterday. A
committee OF five was appointed To 90 to
Washir gtOn and urge upon the President
and Congress the acceptance of the invita-
ton OF France TO take part in the exhibition
sentatiOn there. The meeting adjourned Ia
October IL
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THE JULY STRIKE RIoTS-The grand Jury
OF A Allegheny county, Pa, examined Colonel
l. A. scott and A. j. Cassatt, of the Penn
sylvania railroad, yesterday, in regard to the
riots of July last. SubpUnas were issued for
Governor Hartranft and Adjutant General
Latta, but they failed TO appear, ha wing been
advised by the attorney general that they
need not do SO unless the court had given the
grand Jury authority 10 summon Them.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION - The
house OF clerical and lay deputies of the Epis-
copal convention yesterday passed resolu
lions sanctiOniDg the election of two new
dioceses In thedi cese of Illinois, TO be knoxa
as the dioceses OF Quincy and Springfield re-
Spectiyely
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PAYMENT OF SPANISH CLAIMS-A lad
rid dispatch TO New York says the Spanish
government has paid over to the Hon James
Russell Lowell the sum of 900 on &C
count of claims for losses incurred by Amer
can citizens in Cuba through the revolution
Ga, that island. This amount is a por ion o.
what was awarded by the Spanish claim
com mission which met In Washington in
-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Hope LODGs, no. 20; y. A. A. M
Wy stated Communication Of this l. dge will be
bed on FRIDAY EyKN NC, October 18th, At !
O'Clock. Every men Der 10 requested TO be present
order Of the W. NJ.
octll-3t A.. p MARsToN, SECRETARY.
hF MADISON b. ILDING ASSOCIATION
Wy TIE E!ev"L tb moi TIA meeting of ne MaDi
sON hIILDlN3 ASSOCIATION ill be held a,
No 61J 9TH street, vecD Y and g streets. tn
ZEE ptisD - dues and sale OF money. on FRIDAY
ENbHING. the IL of DC obcr, at 2 O'Clock .. 10
A few shares Of SIO' K for sale.
JAS. l. BARBOUR, President.
JhO. n. THOMPt ON. Secretary. octii-2s
rs UNION NJ. E CHUNOH, 2Osh street, nea
trJ Pennsy iysnia svenLe.-Lsctures and Exhi
bItI,ns by
REV d CROISStNr
HWoIders oil Europe ard AmerIca." Lecture
FRjDA \, october 12th, and aONDAY, 0ctober
10Th Exhibitions with CalcUm ScinpticOn, ~ (
Al x3d Z, tober. treat promised by IN ,se no
rave bee 70 this Interesting lecturer First lecture
TINS, FblDa Y, At y p Adult. Is cents, chill
CTen IL cents cOurse ticktt, Si, emitting ,py
OF Mr.. U. r Book Of Travels. oct9 IT,
~ BOOK BRIOGE ALUM.
Wy KENTUCKY BLUE LICk,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA,
a nd other natural MINERAL WATERS fer ssle at
AILBUkN'S PHARnACY,
sePl5-r lfz9 Penn. svenus.
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WORDS THAT Cosr sloo-M1. A. schus-
ter, saloon Keeper In Leonard street, VIII
chard, Q liquor dealer who koepS 4 49,
opposite, sued BruchArd In the Brookivn 49,
e s ysSstSss rd sos sisneer, snegtng tsSk
proper person, and thax after - doSfS a. -
Infant he aid that she had otarvSd - S,sSlS
g dean. The jury gave hsg oioo.iG ~
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A SKELEroN FOUND IN Woop
The skeleton Of an unknown man, well
dressed, was found in the wood about seven
miles east OF Binghamton, N. Y, Sunday
afternoon. 1t must have lain there more
than year. No clue to the identity or me
manner of death has been discovered
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YELLOW FEvER.-At Fernandina, Fla
yesterday, two new cases of yellow fever
were reported TO the physicians. There were
three new cases At Port Royal, 8. c., but no
oeaths yesterday. The sick were improving,
0M; Ullman Co., heavy importers OF
CLOTHS ladies, cloakings and tailors' trim
minss, &C, San Francisco, have made an
assis nment The causes OF the failure were
Gull times and extraordinary losses
The eleventh annual council of the
Evangelical Lutheren church IL in session
y fnlla0elahla, Rev. E. p. Krauth, pre-
siding. The discussion Of the thesia On IN
Guiaburg declaration on pulpit ana Ala AZ
ielloWshfp consumed yesterdays session.
0n Is said there 10 Q general feelins of
eene During the week los have surrender-
e.. II u said that negotiations are pendinv
1or the eurrondeR Of 10 more, the gre0ter
ooeo( u chief insuSVent conters.
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A PURCHASED JURYMAN.-It has been
ascertained that the jury in the trial of the
spiritualist, Bliss, at Philadelphia were tam
pered with 10 procure failure to agree on a
verdict, and warrants have been issued for
the arrest OF Gallagher, jurymap, and Mr.
Bowman, the attorney of Rljss
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AT THE JEROME PARK my RACES YES
to-day the race for Tie members cup, one
mile, was won by Barricade in I:5l. beating
Australind ard Freebooter. The 700 purse,
one mile and three-quarters, was won by
Tom OchilIree in 3:lf, beating Nirginius by
two lengths. The $500 purse, one mile and n
quarter, was won by Lady Ssylers in Dis
beating MineOla, NermOnd and Others The
5000 selling race, one mile and three quar-
tiers, was won by kilburn. the IA vurite 10
3:i6s. bt ating Niceroy and Ambush
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II W
iramps were ordered out of q chestnut tree
by Louis Schaler, a farmer of SALISBURY.
Pa, on Monday. They drove him 20 his
house with pistol. "You've go, u die,
they shouted, and began firing. Sch iler dved
out OF window and killed the RIM eader of
the gang: They picked up their fallen CON.
rade and retrea,ed to the woods. N1ihiny
has been seen or heard of them since
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VThe report Of trouble in 0.->a.
swen Siomg Boil aud the mouufad 13asc~
ancreoltod q Ottawa, thore 49, -
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Gilman. the Forger.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Wm. c. Gilman, the
forger OF insurance scrip, who was indicted by
the grand jury yesterday, SURRENDERED him
self to-day, and appeared before Recorder
Hackett, where he pleaded guilty, aud was
sentenced to five years In state prison. He
was surrounded by a number OF respectable
looking men, and his confession was rea 4
out by his counsellor. Counsel for priso1e
appealed TO all circumstances of The cas-
that might be considered as extenuating, at
ter reading the confession. The latter is al
dressed 10 Rev. DIR. Houghton. Gilm ln's
brothers, sisters, and intimate friends, and
states that from the time he began busins Is,
he had placed I'm his hands by friends, who
trusted him implicitly, sums OF money rang
ing from 500 TO $50 600, on Interest al seven
per cent. These sums would ofsen remain
undisturbed for long time, and Il was un
derstood that be employ Ell them in bu siness
He never specialized or lost or won any
money by any wager. he made estments
In enterprises.
Railroad Freight Rates Advanced.
INV YORK, Oct. IA morning paper
says the managers OF the railway apportion-
ment scheme have decided u advance the
rates on west-bound freights sSH per cent,
the increase TO take effect October Is: The
rate on f0urth-class freight Wa retsed Octo-
Der 8, and the new tariff viii sttl further In
crease It. A railroad agent eatd yesleroay
that merchants we're yeery Of shiPptng ~
When navigation closed Ia November there
woaId Se anotner eay:nes In freight ratss q
about twenty ~ eent
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l. U NJ II e r..
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have on whssf about $50 600 feet of Prime
Heart - Georgia BOARLS, which We will sell for
THIRTY DAYS, at s2O per I,OO0 feet.
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TERRIBLE MINE DISASTER explo-
sion occurred yesterday in a colliery at Penn
berfon, near Wtgan, Lancashire or over
fo-ty miners who were in the pit only I've
SO far have been rescued, and three of tho ,a
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IT Up + o p"

WuLET 4 LIBBEY.
sepu-r Sieth Street end N. r. Auon,e.
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RARLOw's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
NJ l225 Pennsylvania arsaHe.
Oil Paintings, Engrayings, Photographers q new
process, French and German Photographs, Porce-
lsine Paintings. hne ChrOmOs, &c. Gilt and Nickel
Frames in every style for Porcetaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public invited to examine
our stock in hich will be found all the late publ
cations of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive . fine stock Of ssau,as
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
folios, PortemOnais. Cases, 6c.)
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scapes and all STYLES Of Frames, Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings, ode to order, at reasonable prices.
Eyes, &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed
unPack ed and hung by competent workmen.
N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings
Family Portraits restored With the greatest care 30
o. to preserve the originality.
Catalogues to be had on application. augsl-Sm
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A MOB LEADER KILLED-A digpatca
from Messila, New Mexico, reports tia.
Judge Howard, of FL Paso, had killed LOUIS
cards. the leader OF the mob that recently
arrested the county officers of FL Paso ana
htld Judge Howard as a prisoner, tying him
with ropes. Great excitement prevails there.
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GEN. FRENosr's PAIsrTses SOLD

OEN. FREMoNr's PAINrINGs SOLD
Msjor- Gen. John c. Fremonts picture gall
lie was sold by auction IN kurtz's
rooms last evening. The sales we're brisk.
but bids Were small. .sWest ard the course
Of Empire takes Its Way" was knocked
down 70 Mr.. j. g. stroag Tor $50. IL cost
s3 600. A painting OF the "Patnn ndef," In
uniform, brought sT5. and one OF hts vie,
which cost el 500. was sold for ei0o. n
aPrairie on Fire, )" by A. Hamilton, sold for
sl4; Chocolate Girl" by PrAdilla, ESQ; "Oa
the Coast of Maine" by A. Butnan, el0.-
IN T. San, llh.
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- huNiApi 'As sss Water
BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER,
Are offered By the bottle at lowest Rates by
WIS. THOMPSON,
sepo II JOB 18th street.
~ ID, MCFARLAN, Dentist,
N 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Net New Jersey avenue, as enormously printed In
Boyd's Direc DRY for 1877. jams ly
~ SAMUEL e. YOUNG,
SS NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-tf OFFICs-STAR BUILDING.
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This VISITOR, which is.vsry IKE RawIsy, nay b.
obeatneA iron TIE epringg, on 18th Strese, nesr
sAs it,sSs!s b.DssSsst 4 - = =. "a !. L %,
g dsityeled ~ yaGoa aaily. ~
nSy SsiSSs. sess1 e1isS q ! =. - 8.
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HUN ADJ NOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness In aperieut
salts and It's efficacy IN Bilious attacks. prevention
Of GoLt, Piles, etc and ordinary aperent. by
LlIBiG. NIRCHOW, SCANZONI, aud SIR
hENRf IBQM psON and the entire medical pro-
fession in England and Germany.
DR.. J MARION SIMS, New York. "As a lax alive,
prefer IL to every other miner al water"
DR. JAMES 4. WOOD, New York. "Certain, but
ge tie and painless; superior to any other bitter
water"
DR. WM. A. HAMMOND, New York. "The most
pleasant and efficient If all purgative waters "
DR ALFRED l.. LOOMS, New York. "Ths most
pr mpt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use"
DIR FOBDYCE BARKER. New York. "Requres
less, is less dssgreeabe and IN pleasant than any
other
DR. LEWIS A. SAYRE, New York. preferred to
any other laxative"
WIN EGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of The APoL-
LlNARIs Co. (limited), LontJn.
FOE SALE BY DEALERS, GROCERS AND
Oh CYCLISTS augH INV ,eow,ly
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ARMY ORDERs.-A general court marti al
is appointed 10 meet at Columbus barracks,
Ohio, on the 18Th instant, for the trial of such
prisoners as may be Drought before it. The
iollow1ng is the detail OF the court: Major j.
+. Said, 10th infantry, Surgeon E. b. White;
Firsi lieuts. l.. NJ o. Brien, Eth infantry; II
K Brinkerhof, 18th infantry, and Daniel
Robinson. Tn infantry; Second Lieut.. q
spencer, 18Th infantry; Capt. ID. NJ. Lee, 9Th
Infantry, Judge advocate of the court. Lieut.
Col. ROgti Jones, assist ant Inspector general
Is deta led 10 inspect certain clothing at the
Philadelphia depot quartermaster's depart
melt.
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WE SELL

JOIST and STUDS, medium lensths--........ BIO 90
VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, lS feet...-.-.. 1J 90
WHITE PINE CULLS, Il insh stock,
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OUR NEW
pRY LUMBER SHED,
Which has q capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, is fied with all kinds Of LUM-
Der, well seasoned. Always dry aud protected
from the weather.
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WIN. NJ. TWEED was before the New York
aldermanic committee yesterday, and com
planned bitterly OF the New York Heru Us
publication of his CONFIDENTIAL statement
made in April last to the attorney general.
The list of checks published did injustice TO
great many innocent persons, some being
borrowed money afterwards returned; others
contributions for political, charitable or
religious purposes, the receivers beng en-
urely guiltless Of the knowledge that the
money was obtained from the city throu gh
frauds. He eXculpated mum ber of persons
who had apparently been implicated by the
improper publication.
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LYNCH LAW IN Sunday
night mob OF hfty or sixty masked men
went TO the jail In Greenwood, Ledore coun-
", MISS, and took therefrofn b. T. Moore
aud j. L. Shelton, who were confined, the
former for waylaying and shooting George
Markham, and Shelton for shooting and rob-
hing But hl Woods, y Lefiore county planter.
the jail door, whereupon Shelton resisted and
was shot dead. Moore was then taken 20 Mr..
Tapps place, across the Iazoo river ana
hanged by the neck until dead. Woods IL not
dead, though his life is despaired OF. The
sentiments OF the people oppose lynch law,
put these were extraordinary heinous cases.
shelton and Moore were both white men.
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wAsHBOARps, WHITE PINE, dressed

and jointed on IL
SHELVING, Il inch, dressed (twoD sides... "a
HARDY 3 TAILOR CYPRESS SHIN
Giles, adopted By q. 8 Government on
ell work around Washington. Every
Single guaranteed perfect. I.
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7 St1IT duly at the
custom house, at Georgetown, but not as
deputy collector, his position under Collec-
tor English. He remains In the Office simply
az inspector of customs and clerk, until Mr.
Dodge, the new collector, makes nomina
ton to the position of deputy collector. 1t
has not yet been decided whether a new ap-
EOintment will he made or whether Mr..
Parkhurst shall be reappointed 10 his former
position.
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The MINES IN LUZERNE REsUMrSG.-
The mines OF the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany were worked Tuesday without inter-
rupiIon, and no further desiruction of PROD
erty along the company's gravity railroad
has been attempted. A telegram was re-
cefyed on Tuesday evening from President
Hoyt announcing an advance of ten pe.-
cent. In the wages OF the men. Secret meet
ings OF the Lackawanna miners continue TO
be beld, and large numbers have left to seek
for employment in more favored fields. IL is
the general impression that IL the miners fu
the employ of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Company resume work they
would receive an advance of ten per cent.
but the company will make no Concession
as long as the strike continues
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, SaSG. lsi OF: cnstnms 81 900 Is
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The Red Cloud sioux at Home

RED CLOUD AGENCY. Oct. 1.-The Indian
delegation arrived This evening and reported
their visit 10 Washington as satisfactory.
The Indians "a, the agency are anxiously
awaiting a report from their chiefs. No
trouble Is anticipated. TIE official record
kept by the military authorities az Camp
Robinson show that during the year past 800
warriors have surrendered and 10 left the
reservation without permission.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-Congressmen Banning,
Burd. MacMahOn and ex Congressman
Vance, all of Ohio, arr we'd last night.
Clerk Adams says he will be elected be-
You'd doubt.
j. b. McCullagh, editor of the ST. Louis
GtG6e Democrat, is here. T.. 7. Spear, editor
OF The Cincinn att Enquirer, is at Willards.
hon. Hester Clymer, OF Pennsylvania, is
at the Riggs.
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
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AT THE WHITE HoCsE.-Among the call
ers at the White House this morning were
Senators McCreery, Hill of Ca, Matthews
of Ohio, and Sargent Of Cal, Representa-
tVes Deering of Iowa, McCook of n. Y,
Fla Morse, Upton of Ill, Hale of Me-.
Ackley of La, Van Voorhees, of Ohio. Kiefer
OF Ohio, anu delegation of five disabled sol
Qlers.
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NEW YORK, ucI. ~ AT Waterford, Pa .
last Saturday night. fifteen disguised men
stripped, Iaried and fea ihered, aud rode on n
rail an unfortunate woman who had Incurred
their displessure by her m isbehsvior.
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THE CAUCUS Of tue democratic members
elect fol the Forty fifth Congress will be held
accord ing 10 usage IN the hall of the House of
Representatives To- morrow evening. to nomi-
nate cs ndidste for Spea ker and other OIL
GERS of the House.
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THE CABINET ) ssIoN TO day was taken
up with the consideration OF the details of The
recommendations aud reque Is 10 De made
to Congress from the different depar ,ments
The Seci etary OF War will ask for aboI
3C,OC0.C GOO, the Secretary of the Navy =, 900,
90. al d the Attorney General -2ll Oln
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mess OF the Returning Board prosecute ns has
81 laSt come TO light, placing that AFFAIR as
u1e Work OF The northern democracy. Major
Burke, who previously dlsclaimel suy
knowledge, has stated hat TIE truta OF the
case Is this
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-10-03

Senator Conkling was right when
he sneered at evil service reform by
a Republican Administration as n.y.
pocrisy and the pretended civil SER
vice reformers are proving him to be
right For we have it on the author
ity of such a conscientious Republi-
can letormer as the Boston Journal
that 81 good many OF Senator Conk-
ling's appointments will be removed"
and that Secretary Evarts does not
think Mr.. Conkling deserves much
consideration" The question immt d.
lately arises, whether Senator Conk-
ling's appointments" would have been
"removed" if the Senator had applaud
ed Mr.. Hayes instead of denouncing
him; and, further, why civil service
reform requires their removal in one
case and not in the other. 1t is the
same old sham. Friends are to be
rewarded aud enemies are to be pun
ished under civil service reform Just
rs they used to be before the Repub-
lican party was converlcd.-Boston
Post.
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Norwich.

Norwich.
E. II. Rice OF New Boston, the
famous soap man has moved to w.
Hartford. Mr.. Rice has an article OF
his own make which BARRIERS say is
hard TO beat for shaving purpose.
We understand that several young
men from Beaver Meadow got on a
"bender" and adjourned to a neighbor,
ing town with the intention of having
"bit Of row." but finding a match
they concluded TO return to the
"Aowery meads' and "brave it out"
"A grand wedding came off Fri.
day eve. last at the residence of Mr..
Clarence Reynolds living in the west
part OF the town, it being the marriage
ola daughter Of Mr.. Reynolds and
Mr.. George Davis. The stately man
sion was profusely Illuminated, and a
large number Of prominent guests
were present. With delightful music
and the strip of the toe the time
passed off merrily until tho "wee small
hours. X.
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ORANGE COUNTY NE VS..
North funbridge.

North Tunbridge.
"A lead aqueducL in the barn OF
William Iouge, in which the water
had ttopped running, was dug up, and
upon examination about two feet Of it
was found 10 be entirely filled with
what appeared to be fine roots. From
the situation in which they were found
they must have grown there. There
was an apple tree growing four feet
from the place. Query-how did the
roots get inside of the pipe
Royal Drew has been sick with
inhamatory rheumatism, but is better
now.
George Swan has commenced to
dig his celler, preparatory to building
4 new house next summer.
-Loieu Roberts has his new house
nearly finished.
George Hackett Is finishing off a
carriage shop for Martin Noyes report
says. j.
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"A woman was threatened with
expulsion from the Baptist Church in
Rutland, for immortality. She thought
she had repenled, and she did not see
why being put on probation would
not answer all the requirements OF
discipline. Finding that the deacons
did not take this view, she threatened
to make an expose of one OF the dea
cons. This seemed to 90 against her
in the minds of the deacons, and they
reported that she should be expelled.
Thereupon, on the report having been
made, one of the deacons, who was
present with his wife, passed a letter
to the pastor. fla lighted bumb had
fallen amid the assembly, the commo.
tion which followed the reading could
not have been greater, tor the letter
contained full confession of crimes.
lie was, on his own request, expelled.
So was the woman.
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Bridgewatcr.
"A company OF gold seekers from
Rutland are prospecting up near what
is called the Riddle mine.
Bridgewater.
TaftSvilIc.

TaftSvillc.
THE CIRCUIT. BARABEE FRAcAs.-
In "Homer's' account of the affair
last week there occurred a few mis-
takes as to names and places, and
perhaps the "co,oring" was little too
high, but it was true in the main.-
The parties were Heman circuit and
Son VS.. NJ. Barabee. The trial was
at Hartland. in which town the of
fence was committed, before Justice
Bates on the goth ult.,-not Wood.
stock" Mr.. b "snooze on the
greenswaru is denied, Our HartlanG
correspondent who attended the trial
says-"Mr B. came for his COW, re-
fused to pay the damage on Sunday,
was crowded into the barnyard by
Heman, and Immediately let out and
attacked by Heman with an axe and
struck four or five times and badly
hurt. Two large stones were thrown
at him by the oldest son John, the
second one striking and cutting one
ear badly. DR.. Smith of Quechee tes-
tilted that either blow with the axe,
Or either stone striking Mr. B. on the
temple would have produced death.
Heman declared during the fight
when Mr. &. remarked that he was
killed that he was glad of it. The
sympathy of the public seem to be
with MIR B. Council for the CIRCUITS
was French, for Barabce, Bachelor
and Seaver. H. circuit was bound
over under $1,000 bonds, and his son
John under $500 bonds to appear a,
Co. Court"