Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
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1t costs SEQ to see Ristori at Rio.
Toast for topers - Our Absin-ths
frisnds-[Ex.
The Sing Song camp meeting iCout
"A sulphur mine has been found in
Louisiana
LGrspes are six cents,'a pound in Vine
land, j.
The coschman who married the Glen
Cove yonng lady. nfs-ro ~ take IL all hart
for xIU,OOO.
The Times IL now about the heaviest
daily. II has to carry such Big(lowe)d.
IN. Y. paper.
Munich makes enough beer to Goat
the Prussian navy.
An Illinois widow killed Q trespas-
sing wild cat with pitchfork the other
night.
The Learned Blacksmith has set up
an international employment Office in
birmingham, England.
-Le-po-tai, the Chine Sc doctor of San
Francisco. nets $1,000 a week by his
practice.
The Marquis of Hartford has closed
his park. near Paris, to duelists.
-Roberts, the English billiard cham
pion. Is bankrupt, and he lays it to his
losses in this country.
There are $4,000 pianos in Ger
many, and some wretch proposes to tax
them.
"A Russian lady lost 100. 900 francs in
three hours play at Baden-Baden. 1t was
a bad 'un for her.
The mother of the late Bishop of Sal
i-bury Was wheeled to his funeral in an
invalid chair.
Detroit is manufacturing refrigerat-
or cars, to carry nine tons of meat and
three tons of ice.
A New Orleans treasure seeker. who
has been digging under his house for three
years, died without finding the money
last week.
"A Pittsburg barber almost killed q
customer by wiping arsenic into his eye.
If he don't die, it will be close shave.
The monument to Commodore Perry,
of Lake Erie fame, is to be hurried up By
q meeting, September 10.
Our boys in Europe are only playing
OF on the Oxford men-they hnvn't
pulled ha5fard enough yet-N y Tel.
John Brougham was appropriately
overcome by the presentation of a gold
cigar-case by his San Francisco admirers.
"A New Orleans woman left this note
fnr hur h,,.k.uA h.< h. l-a--l L.
self:-"My poor Toure, it's not worth
while living"
.-Prison discipline is in bad way In
New York, now that keepers are not al
lowed to strsngle and cruelty prisoners.
"A negro organization in New Jersey
styles itself THE Rising Sun Norris As
ISOLATION of the Lily of the West"
ment of her bill by carrying off the wood
en- leg Of . refractory customer.
"A crazy French Legislator was found
stark naked in q railway carriage. 81
wish my constituents to see me just as /
am was his explanation.
San Francisco youth, from Is to 20
years of aye. indslge in the amusement
Of prize fights with all the accessories
which charm pugilists of larger growth.
The blind King of Hanover has writ
ten q pamphlet to prove that the duty Of
France is to crush Prussia. Napoleon
probably agrees with him, but he some
times nrglects his duty.
Bibles are the only books that can be
sold on the Cars without tribute To the in
ternal revenue. But book peddlers will
hardly make fortune in that line.
Worcester believers have been swim
died by a couple Of nice young men who
exhort in the prayer meetings, and then
" take up contribution for themselves.
"A drunken mother in st Louis threw
her b.by out of the window, and an old
woman passing, csught it in her apron.
nobody broke the fall of the
mother when she followed Ter child.
-Elopements are considered nice
things ny the girls of Terryville, Conn.
daughter of leading citizen ran
IF with young doctor the other day,
her parents had agreed to let
1er marry him in September.
Experiments are being made with Q
view To supplying the inhabitants of New
York with hot air. for cooking and heat
ny purposes, through pipes. This beats
Buff 10 way, who proposed to supply
ZACH household with the correct time by
means of pipes from q sun dial.
Mr.. Butt Riley writes his account Of
he AIl-n-Gsllagher fight, in which he
ays that Gallagher second threw up the
PONCE, and the referee told him that Al
en- had won. and that Gallagher, when
Allen offered tn shake hands, struck bin
blow in the face.
An unsuccessful sutton took his re-
'engs On u Chicago Lady by slandering
Ter virtue, wberenpon bis successful rival
hrsshed him. He challenged, aud dub
vns fought. Then he challenged the sec
nd of his antagonist, who pinned him to
tree with q napier through his shoulder,
nd in that position compelled . retrac-
ion. All which is quite chivalrous for
'hicago.
AT the clam-bake, Mrs. Grant wore Q
rsb silk, trimmed with futing OF the
anne shade, piped with satin and silk.
Ter collar was fastened with . brooch
nd scarlet neck tie. Above this was
ecklAce. from which was suspended .
ortrsit of her husband. Her hss was
0BO80 Oh INC rduic euuo0 sh nCH 0ICS
rimmed with brown velvet and feather.
This IL what . nice young man
rites from Homburg: II took place 1t
10 roulette table, and had not staked
,ore than once or twice when two hand
,mely dres~ed ladies placed themselves
ne On either side of me, and commeooed
laying With the smallest coins allowed,
'sdging me in rather unplesssntly cams
stwsen them. At my third a 6p1eeA
AXE won ON both the color soaehG
sr, and my neighbor on my right quistjg.
vept mp my coins the moment they were
i'd. I remonstrsted. and she very po-
tsly argued the point, ending BY restor-
x my money. Bot daring our discss- z
o. my far larger stake, psid in the neaa-
lille On the winning number, bsl disap-
ssrsd into the pocket Of my neighbne Q
V left, who vus not 90 polite, and ~
~ indignant ct ny sugvestio. - -
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