Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

-Riecutti Garibaldi Is IN Lyons.
There are 10000 farmers in Maine.
There is u family in Chicago by the
name of liell-wig.
Sunday travel isn't allowed ON the .
wCttaht CHnut, 7
Ttiggiuson calls Cough an evangeh-
cal comedian.
President Hickok, Of Union College,
New York has resigned.
-Ristori earned sixty thousand dollars
in gold in HAVANA.
The French Empcror's late valet lett
a fortune of 100000.
A monument 10 the late Gen. Jim
Lane is proposed in Kansas.
Fanny Kcmblc l. fond Of horseback
riding.
Ole Bull is fldling mp and down the
Hudson.
The New St. Cloud hotel nj New
York cost s25O,0OO
DIR. Hayes thinks Of continuing his
Arctic explorations.
Albert Richardson will finish hi. life
of Grant this month.
Mrs Boomer, DE bloomer, lives re-
tired life at Council Bluffs.
Marion Harland" is the wife Of T.
p Terhune, of Newark, n j.
The religious newspapers are discuss
ing the amusement question with consid-
cradle earneStness.
business is reviying in Montana, and
the population is increasing rapidly by
emigration.
-Honora McCarty. one hundred and
ten years old, was buried in lewiston
Ne, last week.
Housekeeping has been introduced as
a regular branch of instruction in German
| eohools.
Senator Grimes, Of Iowa, has given
$4,000 for a public library in Blrling'
ton.
There are now one hundred photo
graphs in the Rogue's gallery, at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The names of those who have no tax
able income is published in the st. Louis
papers.
Prof Charles C. Page, examiner il
the patent office at Washington, died in
that city, Tuesday.
The health of Count Bismack is so
bad THAT a trip to Madeira or Egypt has
been ordered by his physician.
Sir John Parkington has the chicken
pox. What small disease for so good a
! man,
An English organist has made, a bet
that he will strike a million of notes upon
the piano in twenty-four hours
A New York chemist has discovered
process of making ice in large quaint
ties in warm weather.
Business is rapidly reyiving in Mon
tana. and the annual stampede for the
mines has already commenced.
The President on Tuesday appointed
| son of Gen. John c. Fremont, to be mid
shipman in the navy.
The Mobile Tribune says God gran
that Pendleton may get possession thu
White House"
1t was once wittily said to u tardy
man, you may have part in the SECOND
resurrection, but will be too late Tor thu
/ first
In the memory of many people hoy
living, horse that could trot a mile il
three minutes was beyond the bounds q
credulity.
Rev. S. II. Tying, Jr., was in Bosto
last Sabbth and supplied the pulpit of tn
Park street Church.
1t is estimated that there will b
thousands of acres planted with hops tn
present season in Oxford County
Maine.
The Harmony mills at Cahoes, n. Y
made 100000 yards of cloth in 1856,
and win reach 100000 this year.
A petition has been presented to til
Ohio Legislature from Clarke county,pra J
ing that body to adjourn.
Long Island promises New York 800
bushels Of Strawberries this year if thu
season is favorable, against $500 bushel
last year.
Horace Greeley, Gerritt Smith an
Cornelius Vanderbilt are the bondune
named in jeff Daviss new bail piece. 1t
, a removal only.
Joseph f. Norwood of Chicago, VIII
lost his life in the recent railroad disa
ter, had insurance on his life to til
amount of $67 900.
Gas from the wells supplies the vi
r lage Of Burning Springs, West Virgin
with heat and light. The supply seen
/ to be unlimited.
: Thomas H. Benton is the only ma
: who held seat in the United States Ser
ate for thirty consecutive years.
0 "A widow woman at Concord, N. ]
+ who had an income of over $4,000 la
i year from her investments, does housewo
;, .or weekly wages.
George, ID. Prentice, Of the Lousyil
Journal, is dangerously i'll. His wif'
death was shock that almost prostrat'
. him.
h A New York Judge lately excused
n man from serving on jury, on nus ov
,e affidavit that he was gambler by proft
N zion and kaanor NJ a faro bank.