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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, October Is, 200 p. NJ
Wheat-frm-winter 9s 2d@9s Cd
Spring, IS 4d@9s 4d; California average,
IS 9d@0s Sd; California club, 9s Sd@
los Cd.
Corn-New IS Sd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

Nsyor-S u. Thistlewood.
Treasurer-Edward DezoniG.
Clerk--Dcnnis. J, Foley.
Counselor WIN. Is. Gilbert.
Marshall G. LaIiue.
Attoney-Willlam Hendricks.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
First Ward-M. J. Howley.
Second Wad-Dayid T. Linegsr, c. X. Wood
ward
Third Ward-W, Z. Wright, Egbert Smith.
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patier, james Kyn aston
Fifth Ward-T. W. Halliday, Ernest B. Petit,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16

tary headquarters on Governors island.
when asked about the probable effect of
the republican victories in the state cleo
tioas in Ohio and Indiana on the presi-
dentirl contest, he replied politely: ~
am an army officer, and as such have no
right to take an active part in political mat
tiers. Therefore do not wish to have any
opinions quoted in these newspapers. But
can tell you that never saw Gen Han
cock in better spirits than he is to-day. He
is not in the least discouraged"
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-Returns from S5
counties give net republican majority on
the state ticket of $3.50. The counties to
hear from are Hancock, Noble, Perry, Tip
ton, Spencer and Union, all democratic ex-
cept Union. The counties gave in 1876 a
net democratic majority Of 1866, which,
with no changes from that vote, would give
the republicans majority on the state tick
ct Of 5,325. The contest in the fifth con-
gresslonal district is very close and will re-
quire the official vote to determine the re-
suit. The republicans claim 1t by small
majority, which would give the republicans
nine congressman to four democrats. The
present delegation stands six republicans,
six democrats and one national. From the
most reliable returns received up to this
evening, the Legislature will stand as fol
lows; Senate % democrats, 25 republicans;
house, 43 democrats and 81 republicans;
majority of on Joint ballot.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
Assurance Society Of the United States.
40 ADV Az NEW YORK
Assets, $38,0oo,Ooo.
Surplus, $7,5OO,O00.

The Popularity of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
indicated by the fact that for Eleven years its average an
na New Business has been larger than that Of any other
Company in the world is due great measure to its we'll
known prompmess in the payment of Death Claims and its
rule to take advantage of teccalities where an
Equitable claim exists
Asa GUARANTEE of this, and to counteact the PERM
cos influence of technical policy adhered to by mane
companies the Equitable makes ALL IT'S POLICIES old and
new, throughout the United States.
ABSOLUTELY INCONTESTABLE.
After the policy has been in force for three years
1.-The Equitable Life has paid since its organ
ization to January 1st, 1880. S5l .SS2. 1876. and
closed its books upon that date without con-
tested past due claim
The Equitable Life Assurance Society was the first to in
|troduce the
TONTlNE SAVINGS FUND POLICY.
And thereby to popularize life suace to degree before
unknown.
By the late report of the Insurance Commissioner for the
states of Massachusetts, and New York. the Equitable Life
Assurance Society shows the following strong points:
FIRSTThe Equitable has larger ratio of assets to liza
Utilities than any of the leading companies.
SECONDThe Equitable saved more of its income last year
than any other company.
TIRDThe Equitabes death rate was less last year than
any other of the leading companies.
FOURTHThe Equitable realizes higher rate of rent, or
interest, on real estate than any other company.
The Society takes pleasure referring the following well
insured in the society composing
ADVISORY BOARD OF REFERENCE FOR CAIRO:
rhoS HALLIDAY Cashier City National SIMPSON TABR rOer Bros
L LIppET Asss, postmaster
N PHILLIPS President Halliday PHILIPPE We and
PAUL SCHULZ Wholesale and retail drug
Burger dry
w AZ NV, s wMeM JOHN
FRANK HOVE Of Howe GEO RLENTz
ERNEST ngon PETIT Groceries, 0'''v' nEaSHRT AAokr NA co
For any Information Insurance apply to any Member of
the above Board or to
, 1880-04-19
The Greatest Difficulty in tho Way
Contesttng Returns from
One State.
Differing Opinions Whether Congress
Can Decide or the State
Itself.
Action TO he Taken To-Day on the North.
eru Pacific Railroad Dill.
An Investigation into Cattle Disease Now
Existing In Eastern States.
ELECTORAL VOTE.

ELECTORAL VOTE.
P1ANB FOR COUNTING IN TIE FuTunr.
Gptetat Dtspateh 10 1At Chicago Tribune.
WAsnINdToN, D. c., April lS.-Tho Democratic
members Of the Committee On lsutcs Of tho
t1n,,se and sonato have long boon trying to
adopt plan for counting E!ectora1syotcs They
start With tho assumption that nothing TINT tho
Democrats approve--cven Senntor Edmund8*
bill-will receive the approval uf tho President
Or tho votes Of tho Republicans In Congress.
Therefore tho Joint rltcs lB tho only alternative
leftto thern. What thls shall be is tho problem.
At a conference hold yesterday 1t was agreed
iected except by the concurrence of tho
two Houses. This differs materially from
tho old twenty second Joint rule,
which provided that tho vote Of
House. This rulo WIS Of Republican orf9tn. a11l
Rules Committed favor feadopting It. They ura
pot sustained In this position BY my consiacrn..
bio number OF Democrats in olthcr House, ar1d
The
RuEK WAS ALWAYS VERY BEVERLEY CRITICIZED
BY the leading men Of tho party. iargc mum.
record agninst It by both vote Atld speech. Tho
difficulty which presents Itself In forming tho
proposed rla cnilslats In founding proy!aion to
nlcct tho case OF two cnntestiAg sets Of Electors
from tho snmo stAto. 1low shnli tho leKni voto
Du counted mud whnt ahall decide which is tho
leH..l votr7 ITharu is wide difference Df 0pn-
lion. aotne hold thitt ConHrcss hIls tho power
10 deeIi1c. and that buth HOUSES ought to c0tl-
ciiF III the decision before tho vote N vDtlrtc
Dthers tnsist M that thero T. no right u G9nSress
but that must DO left to the States. Indeed,
thoru IL so tntch cslntlfct nf opinion TINT thorn
IL very strong probability TINT no nctlun Will
be tnkeli aid thlt tho whDlo 1natter will bc left
WhefO It Ia.
, 1880-04-19

occupied house WINS burned. ~ wa1 another
hu.st hnIf n mile u tho eastward.
,pon Forket, Rivcr. v5Ilnxc men wero already
n e s tri9E t. INC onsr II Ta9 aS.
vnRcmrx nSi ay, Harser r"s. r u "" W.
Arstlnlc, mid Capt, Furn,af. Mn!thcws. A force
uT ntnlit twenty mon WtTD acting nni1er their
management fforn early. morning, hut before
night every man Ia tho village that co,,ld handle
shovel wa hard A. r Wnrk; s t " e.. man H. can work m
"HItEEIlrn orr
as the phrnso IL. a row uf men work along tho
stls 0r tho fire to. prevent fls spreading. and
whuneycr tho wind .lnlls thoy y! M neNr tho
sari up,n on tic burning lcaves ami over vcgota.
ble mnttcr on tho gruiln.l. Sand n this country
J. t. be ha 9se ayTftSre y t 9 9hs T. sna y s
s,ssiheFs she xiow,ng ea!ls j,s,,l IN ! snHiiariy
sSst'yS ;s,,t WIZ Yin tbe1 en-. M n u to saneG aG
,hs ,hss Mn1 Il, tho s" rear % %seof to ho K!x whit
has Thus been gained. Constant wRtehfu1ness
nins 'hi III Il sho Wind i 4 ~ s,ns amd 5 en- ss
Much wan gnlrel In the fight On "Wednesday.
it the r co 1n not ~ kspt frM tno yaxo
rcnr Of tho iisst. hut, lko II. wins unsncctsaf,li.
4 wide strip wns burned over tu cach caac. but
Tho tiny To Ytinrti this "trip. Emlcrs haped OVER
1t tn points whero no tnnr WINS ut hand u put
thGn cut WIlh Anovcl nlu eaHu. Iheh, t0d. tho
iirr famed, by tho strong Wind. crent ncrD1s tho
jccfsd. @ i Tho thirl line of defense, however, @ or
K1HrtIel by n force Of f1fty nle1l, lighting for
their homes nnt prDporty,
wAs HELD TntrlTPnANriY.
Tho fro struck NJ 70 the n0rthwur,t Until It fel
naM,f, tho blackgnetl track nt the NtAer column.
which bud passed on " ilnyvllc on the pre-.
This mori'inS iiro WIS stnwly cating It's way
aHninst the wind dowii tow4r1i tho nnr,h branch
n7 Fnrketl River. y VIA tcc'lI,ly " ii pMtch uf
rs nInyo dcscribeti. Tho alarm, in tho vilIaEe
had partly heil nwny. hut men were yet Mt work.
Thls pnieh Il bounded OH tho wcst and nnrth by
tho cast by Wide cfsar.d strip, tiio result of
yesterdays bnrk lire. md OIL tho ta,ith ty tho
lNrth l,rar1ch. 4 brisk hrcuzc from tho north
% case y a9G ,s @ ~ tha q rycr =;
Toms Hiver ytllagr divided, ttu rast going To
tho west anl tho other 10 tho rast. The Inter
milo wdc. sparks wero bornc acrs.s and set tlrs
10 some wtHN!s on tho Cr.nmtre fnrrn, belonging
I" sir John T. iistGss ~ Ec,r 'G of t1e r', Of
nrt twenty men at work. mud the Ilte WIS stayed,
nfter It had gained hcndway,
ny HACK r1R1xu.
Tho Diamond Flour Mills, huff mile south Of
wind. anu tho fro approaching within II few
rods Of thom. Those cngaEcd In fighting tho
iiro report that foxes and r1ccoo1ls arU fre-
Rabbits, of which thero is u rrrut number. run n
'ittIs why and thon stop. Thcy seem fcarless OF
men In presence Of tho Er!a,er danger. Many
tho iire. Tho latter. It Is thought, nre thnwed
nut or their hibernating sleep too ate to cnnblc
them to escape. Tho blrels Aro slnzcd, and nrc
rs n,oshs ~ into candle. rustic ot lizards Ii
leaves. icari ii no tnjurha to any person.
, 1880-04-19
CROP-PROSP.ECTS.
ILLINOIS.

1IAy.INUIS.
Sptttal DIpdleA 10 1n* Chicago Tribune.
MAcuvt1ir, 1;,ntt 10. Apr,l .-Wtntcr.whcat
sail a,r.ogo fniv mi ,,er cc,t ncrcusc,l
moa's ., "u, n. ,shn5, os,p,,t o aid, Frt
all right. Largcst show OF fruit.buds ever
snw,
aNssat Nspata" '.1. 70 .a' s"''aso ~, ,o ,v..
PLEASANT MOUND, Hohd Go.' april i"-" neht
injured sumo by frost, but on tho whole pros-
ncrta halter than last benson. Outs atuut ali
Fsu.o M 49,. ,,,. ~, ~ ,,.,,,, nronrntnrv Il,
soWn, mS1S RUank ~ ri, a"Ii uH r.v. r. ~ nar.
SOWING Wacat naAL ma,; @ , n, H., i,,t.
III taken fnr whe"t @ ana oass Soe M NY H"g
N IN ve,nH y; ,yhn, M noxt iii
SeaEcya .+.e;st If.nn1tb ~ * chMnoa T+itne ~
,,,,s, epss%s T.Iw 1'si,t ~ ~ Xwrii ~ N"w cro1
FAHnEn ,nn, wls ''31,us ,S XIII wh,nt nSativ
VI vi, iI"iF ~ rnr,, s"sd III, wrntbnr t,Is
snlI. It .no IM t,,t no'a' eo'' MAO
sllghtty uatI19&ea trait !. IN. ca,,,oo 71,,,r<
us. npe s,.a ~ II rr;, iaNf Nfsnoat wroancct
, 1880-04-19

Ycatcrday's Doing. III Bloomington
ns Gss - 70 t.. o,'n*' .
Hrorning. .--....-
,or41u aaw tcr % ,sns rn " ,1ons.ns hrtose s pe. aa
,,ao. s~ ~, !. was "ns n,oas"rt ~, ha ,,1 a .
streets. Gun. Grants presence was tho theme
on every tongue, and tho citzcns ut Dloouinx-
ton iovo.ea almost tho entire day to wato!,Ins
Tor tho distinguished anu honored Kucst. uen'
Grant, accompanied ny Col. Fred OrAnt, Judge
~ ~ .a t,o,on,fo,, o..oMaa @ = " ,an.
uos VI tue ncuup''on GoHM"1.sse' M.tc"uco "os'
ship at tho Fl.st M ~ charen. me Icy: NJ
ouunt sermon. Tho sh,,ruh war lii lier,IIy @ naesed
] scrvico hcunn NJ 1o::s1. md ,nn "h''rci,
was oyortlnwlng as curly rs 0 O'Clock
Hundreds friitlcsiy sought n4lmisslon. Tho
party occupied prominent seats In tho body q
Me snusea fto tno e!',so ., .ao eos,ce UNIV
vatu parlor at tho Ashley Ilouso, converting
ls@e,y WIN s oa nsny ases % as ,e~ wore aa-
mitMu ~. n!,touuenott oclt' oF"'t un''u4 ~
awhile. Al At ito W IL tho purity din inod in u tho % p;,to
dIulug-roon,. This was tho only sino during tho
day when the lud,os Of tho purity nado tholr up
ot ladies' during tho tny. At . o'clock
Of this party, drove IN earrIngcs to
tho BnId!crs' Orphans' Homo ut Nur1uli whurp
IN Immense number Of pursons bud asson,0ied
1t tic party could 10 admitted The narty nroa
cNcded 10 tho gnapg!, whorc they worS scnted on
ths oS e eR
ehilarcn alos IN at,d wero seaie1. tto toys IN
TuuBlU tGFll1fE h1llrt HJlI r6.f.utIinH
, 1880-04-19
FOREST FIRES.
Ten Miles Of Flames in the PENN
sylvania Mountains.
New Jersey Farmers and Villagers Bat.
Ting 10 Project Their Homes.
VIRGINIA..

1ETERsnuRn, Va.. April 1a-Thc forest nrca
which hnve been raging In this vicinity tho paAt
week hnvo hecnmp uncomfortable, anu tho
tlutncs nro platnly visible here. ilRrtls and
Stables In large numbers have beon' dcstrnyctt.
md In many Instances farmers havo lost ai their
crups. liorsest farming implements, aud num-
her Of cabins have been burned, tho occupants
barely escaping with their lives. Tho destr'tc-
ti0n Of cnrtiwood and timber In Immense III
Prince George County tho tlrc has been worry
destructive. invading orchards and destroying
hundreds Of trees. IT is fearetl that unless III.
early rnln occurs The lire Will destroy Glifroah
bridges md telegraph poles.
NONfuIK. VII. Aprl l8.-passenKers report
destructive fires nng tho line of r,1sroHtl from
LynchlurK tn Norfolk. Several dwellings wcre
burned In App0!nnttox County. Anl twn htluscs
IT Nntteway Y: u. Extensive fires nro raEinEE
timber, cut WOOD, and lumber.
, 1880-04-19
IOWA.
INV AZ
Hnsctdt Qtsroteh In T,ha Chktdna Trtl,tlt1d.

Special Dhpateh 10 Ihs Chtaoo Tribune.
LAKE Cry, Calhoun Co., April lB.-sprng-
whrnt uboilt MI In. No iucrense In acrenHo over
last seIaun. Two thirds or tho corn mnrkctcd.
sptetel Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune:
DIES MONIES, H.. april l5-Fntinefs III Cen.
ruin. There has uecn nU ruin this spring, mid
tho seed s0wl. Ii not lcrninat!ng. For two
Btnte with u velocity Of furty miles mn hour
which hns blown tho Hight pulvcrized soil nwny
from tho Whcnt, nt,l swept thu oats from tho
fields, 1t IL fcnred so NJ tu seriously prevent II
crop c0inlnx up wllcre BnwIi. Over lRtge trlcts
Of prnIrip tho soil and grstu nre thrown up lu
WlhdroW6 llko BnoW.itifts.
, 1880-04-19

Special ulspateh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, 11Nmilton Co.. April 1S.-spring-
wfoat mostly sown. Ground III ilno condition.
Very ifttlo whcnt loft for shipment. Oats nro
eeilrcc. ThreB- fuurths Of tho et,rt1 ntlrxuted.
FAIHDunY, Jefferson Co., April 1B-LurKg lcrc.
Rgo Of outs going III, nl, Rultsn of llar. Corn nll
sud, except what will bc needed Tor hoino-con-
SUMPTION
, 1880-04-19
keeentrlcl,ies OF european Weather.

no. M0N{FT6I I1fTlld,
The severity Of the present wintor Il fur from
een9 ess satiFeiy Eohu BY. Several Important ftv-
IT, s. 1ie stu frozen oyGr. The Lako or Zirknltx,
~ -, ,Safnloa, is 3 solid mass Ut les, unyruls Ut
aM.t aso nstn9 Killed. Several large lakes Iii Upper
messed slRce Iva. on tho Lake Of Constance,
noar hrtgenx. newspaper haa been printed to
ins noutaemosAte the leo Jubilee" that lake bo-
enough, while saow and leo 'have been tho
, 1880-04-19
DAKOTA,

Sptetat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune,
I1vEtslDE, Clny Co., April 1s.-Sprinx whcnt
mostly sown. Not NJ much stwn III nslinl. an
RceNtlnt 0f scarcity Of sGcd, Outs will 10 sown
llrguly In tile plRco Ut what.
, 1880-04-19
INDIANA.

sptetat Dt.ratea 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
GOSHEN, Elkhnrt Co., April 1s.-Tho recent
severe weather Inns been hurd On winter ,vhent-
The frcIzlux mud thR,ying, md dry winds. nrc
milking prospects for Il ,shent crop much below
last year. Dat crop entirely Rnta uut. Corn
mostly fed Up. Our profile fruit district protu-
fSIS well.
, 1880-04-19

CAFE MAY, April 18.-Thoro IL a 1nrgo forest
FRO In Northern Cape May and Southern CUM
berlnnl Counties. sDltth Of Melville. There hha
BEEN great loss Of rrt,prrty, unu theirs In much
ctrltelncnt nlnnlRst tho c!tfzcns. Extrn forcoa
h1ve beeM ordered u sNMluo Il II pOsslble.
, 1880-04-19

Special Dtspuseh 10 IAs CAieago Tribune.
4Ct.AnEMosT, Dostgo Co.., April 1s.-Eyerybody
hlsy seetiing. il tho weather continues favor
able, tho bulk Of tho wheat will ue sOwn this
week,
, 1880-04-19

THE Tribune BRANCH OFFItI;N.
TN pRDEN TO ACCOMMODATES: OUR NtJstEtt-
9na Entt1n: ahIouHluus sha sty ~ hnyS essao.
NcatxnAtod bolow. where advertisements VIII b
tnken far the sRtne pfico na charged At tho Mnln
ROtlTji DIVISION.
-. L. blh!Ms. Houkac1los and 8tAtioncrs. TO
TwG1{J J-.scuru-At
WE ulHiA1tTt Druggist. Gt1 Cottage 0rovo.av.
nocthw ~ cns,er tr!,l!ty-nfth-st.
II. w bUCllMAH. Druggist. coTnnr Thlrty-tfst and
Stht0-st8. - .--
WEST DIVISION.
CNAA. nENNE1.lt. Newhdeaor Stauoner, ota. ~
WGAt MnhINUn.ht.. n1nf W0atHrn-NY
TIL. btlMNlC!issN, Druggist ri Hluo IalAni-av-
corner or TweIfth-sL
IT, c. il iEltlttCK. Jewolcr, Nowadcaler, md Fancy
Goods, ~ Laka-BG. corl.er lIHc1ln.
H. F.kRAbTt DruKRlst, Gsl West Mndlson Al, cornrr
raulIna. ....,. -
!. HultlANGt!AM 4 co. druggists, rs North
+. NJ. WILLIAMS Il EU+ druggists, SIS Inttnbce -At,
IOUiSW II. NEEBE, Printing and Advertising
Agent NGws And Stationery lbp0t, E East UtRlslUn.
81. betMGOn LASnLI0 MD WaIls.
, 1880-04-19

Ficklo In nppetito, irrcsolute In mind, and allb~
jcct to melancholy, try Malt Filters.
, 1880-04-19

RIAL ESTATE WANTED.
J{TANTEB-CiIEAP LOTS IN ALI. pOltTlONS
w Hf tho city md subuTbn have cust6tueEs for
n number, 1tEkCE 4 UuYEiET, lGl la HnIIU-st.
, 1880-04-19

...... tVklNG4k HEAL ESTATE
I'DR HA1.E-EH FELL ACHE, 2R-ACNE FARM q
e niles EAST Of depot un Chcaenik Altpn ltnlIr1Ind,
a. miles tulth Of t.AlcaRo tn VIII County Illinois.
ytlnted whiic WIN gIeGn blinds; tine bars, wels
l!4sHu wna mill. y the best oTchnrds " overy knd
aerss yu@ung @ tn,ber; tencns my M 7 lnnd ruling
set % blus.gEass tnt.hy. ETC.; ne brick daily; and
In short II thu cheApcst farm In ll!inoB Ia feo
fered.
tauO-Im acre firm ~ mttcs from Woodstock,
cOunty-se ut MEf1cnry Cnunt1 Illinois. over 2,uG
ANAL fr1, Go15 houses fences, Ma.sr: and tIu1eE
Thuse huth NJ. farms. ard ptaaessfOn can bo
had not nfter lat Of 4fny crops RptnR In.
II. II. HOY ID. HDtn Z. 11Y al.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08

II We are always glad TO say good
word for such all cDtei arise As The
Standard Series, published by |. X.
Funk Il Co., New York, Works of fic-
lion, good, bad ond jncitierent.l iay c
long been accessible to al at astonishing
ly low prices, and there has been conse
quent danger that too many novels
would become he or'y kind of reading
But as the best literature "a offered in
this Series at equally low prices with
the novels which load the news stands
no one who has taste for good solid
reading is now prevented by consdera-
tions of expense from supplying him
self. Several of these publications are
distinctively religious, ike the works
OF Rev. Chas. A. Sturgeon and others,
while many of them pc the best works
OF the best authors in W. .ous fields,
ike Knights History of England, seve
raj of Ruskins works, Arnald's Light of
Asia, Colton's Lacon, etc. We feel
that we do our readers sci vice in call
ing their attention tn The Standard
Series.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08
STATE ITEMS.
There were five marriages., twenty
five births and twenty-five deaths in
Burlington during September.

There were five marriages., twenty
five births and twenty-five deaths in |
Burlington during September.
The number of applicants for the
position of doorkeepor of the Slate |
House of Representatives was only |
6fty-six, according to the Free Press.
Willie Goddard, lite French boy
ten years of e9e, while PLAYING in the
Gs"et'e office, Richford, Monday after
noon, caught his left hand in the ma
chinery of q press so Il mt it was badly
crushed. All his fingers were taken off
at the palm.
Charles s. Parker has been appoint
ed postmaster at Montgomery, Frank
lin county; e. j. Jacobs, Richmond,
Chittenden county; Samuel +. Moore;
South Dorset, Ben iington county,
Samuel l.. Hazard, Jr., West CasLletop,
Rutland county.
AT West Burke, about one O'Clock
Sunday moi ling, locomotive ran in
to the Montreal airline night express.
The rear car. bagos &c aud passenger
car combined, and tie colliding engine
were somewhat damaged, but no per-
son was Injured beyond good shaking
up.
Sergeant-at-Arms Phinney had fif-
teen offices TO fill, and the pressure this
year to obtain them has been some
thing wonderful. The governor elect
the three in his Office and the secretary
OF state his assistants, leaving only nine
offices at the Scrgcant-at-Arms' dispo-
sal = and were the number multiplied
by a hundred it would be hardly
enough to go around
II state muster was late + this yea,
than usual, owing 10 the fact tina
Governor Proctor thought it would
add much D the Inauguration Of
the governor TO have the regiment
present. Heretofore the Inauguration
F ceremonies have been of simple char.
acter. This year, while no more ex-
pense was made, the exercises were
more impressive.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Medical society occurs on "Wednesday
and Thursday, October 10 and ID, al
Montpelier. The annual address sub
ject, estate Medcine"-will be deliy
: cred Wednesday evening by S. w
e Hi'D'' VI DTcSl
: dent. Papers on various medical sub
jects, reports of cases in practice anC
= general discussions will form the pro
! gramme of the meeting.
A meeting of the Northwestern Yer
: mont teachers association will be helt
at Underhill, beginning Friday eve
ming, October 8, and continuin.
( through Saturday afternoon. Plesi
dent Buckham will give Gu adde's
Friday evening. The following sub
f iects will be considered on Saturday
: What shall be done with English gram
mar? Methods for rhetorical exer
cises; School dicip'ne; Reading TO
teachers and pupils.
The body of Joseph Dumas o
Mortified was taken from the Worces
ter branch at Montpelier, after he ha,
y been missing two days. His head ha,
:. been bruised and cut, and the condition
of his lungs showed that he was dea,
: before being put into the water. N
. positive proof of who the murderer wa
J has been obtained, but clue is in pos
session of the detectives which it is be
. ieved will lead to his discovery.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-10-08
CTATE OF VERMONT

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Emma r. Hope, of ShOrcham, in said county,
having filed her petition TO the Addison County
Court neAt l1 DC held at Middle bury within AMI
lcr sid county OF Addison ON the second TUESDAY
OF December \. ID. lsso, setting forth in substan
thai snc Was mar. led 10 Daniel Hope on the 2iih
day of February 1861 that size has resided in said
county for Ave years last past; that the said
Dauiel wiliully deserted the said Emma e., Nov.
rs 1871, and since that time has constituted moth
ing Tor the support of herself or their daughter
Augusta +. Wherefore the said Emma T., prays
for divorce from q said Daniel and the custody
of their said daughter.
And il appearing that the said Daniel resides
without said state so that said petition cannot be
served upon him, it is O~slered that he be ; UNI,
moned 10 appear and answed said petition onthe
first day Of next term of said court TO be held az
Middlebury, within and FOR said County, ON
the second Tuesday OF December, A. ID, 1880, by
the publication OF The substance of said petition
10 gether with this orle in the Middlebury Reeis-
ter, a public ncwspapes, published in SAID MIA.
dlebui.y, three weeks sIccessively, the last of
which publications TO be az least SIX weeks prior
10 said term Of said court
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid this lin day OF
September, A ID. lSs0
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
l.. d. ELDRIDGE. Atty Tor Petition.