Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23
Sunbenms Revised.

Massachusetts, has large hay crop.
"A typeof woman kind--the letter w.
France styles her army her pledge of
peace"
Cholera is being more virulent in
Havana.
Hon. John Minor Bolts is stopping at
Saratoga.
Gen. Grant is on his winding way to
the far West
No more imprisonment for debt in
North Germany.
Secretary Stanton has son who is
out lecturing
The Germans meet to shoot, in 1870,
at Cincinnati.
Pennsylvania farmers are cutting
their wheat.
Austria is reducing her army, which
looks peaceful.
The Southern legislatures are fast
getting to work.
John G. SAKE is at Saratoga, seeing
what they do there.
Admiral Farragut has real estate in
vestments in California.
A famine in Mexico, the crops being
almost an entire failure.
Congress seriously intends to adjourn
towards the last Of the month.
Senator Grimes is under medical treat
ment at Boston for Paralysis.
The wheat harvest has been finished
in the region around Richmond.
South America is previously afflicted
in seaport cities with yellow fever.
Gen. Grant stoed twenty-frst in his
class of thirty-nine, at West Point.
Slight of hand performance-the girl
who rejects an offer of marriage.
New apples are in the Chicago mar
ket, an importation from the South.
They say the Prince of Wales is get
ting bald. 1t must be a bald o d,tM.
Earthquakes are still rumbling and
grumbling around. in Central America.
The crops throughout the country
look splendidly and promise generously.
st. Louis had fifteen fires during the
month of June, causing loss of $780,
424
Train manages to keep tightly bot
tied up in England, for temperance
man.
The Americans in London celebrated
the National Anniversary in a proper spir-
it.
The little Paris style of ladies' bon
nets are nothing more than French
roofs.
Japan is in crisis. 1t is hard to tell
yet whether the result will be progress or
reaction.
The venerable Rev.. Dr. Aiken, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, is spending the season II,
Saratoga.
President Hebcr kimhall used to be
a potter. He was born in sheldon, Yer
mont
Seth Green is matching 1000, 600 shad
per day at points in Western New York
and New England.
Brigham Young will tolerate no
swine in Utah. His people will have to
thin out. pretty fast.
Walking for wager is GOOD deal
harder than working for the same money;
yet see the walkists.
And now young woman has been
fined ten dollars out West for kissing a
young man against his will
France disclaims, through her Min.
lster for Foreign Affairs, any idea of go
ing to war with other powers.
Twenty thousand year is what the
nuthor Of Davies Arithmetic is said to
get from the sales of his book.
A young German boy in New Jersey
suicide by hanging himself at
his bedside with his boot strap.
-Portland was nearly burned mp only
two years ago. She has done wonders
since in the work of recreation.
The accident to the City of Boston
steamer on the Sound came very near
Deing a most serious affair.
Sturgeon are now being caught in
arge numbers in the Potomac. and are
being canned for the Northern trade.
The Mount Vernon cotton factory, in
has received new machinery.
iecessitated by the increase of business.
The question of taxing the differ !
mt banks on the amount of their depos-
Is raises warm discussion in Congress
The Italians in this country are can |
'assing the matter of Convention. There
will be lot of monkeys for one day with
,ut masters.
Princeton College sends to Scotland
or President. An importation on whi ch
.he government has forgotten to lay a
iuty as yet
The Governor of New York commut-
ID the death sentence Of murderer to
i've years imprisonment, at which the
prisoner was previously disappointed, ex-
,laimed that he preferred to die.
The members of the British Parlia.
nent are grumbling savagely at the cost
II another election this year. But Dsra-
III declares they must stand it.
The New York papers complain that
he organized gangs Of rowdies will not
ct the hard worked laboring men Of the
'ity enjoy their Sunday summer excur-
lions in peace.