Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
Miscellaneous Items.


Napoleon Il making the 'Reds' look
blue.
Illinois has 2,038, 304 hogs.
-Philsdelphia's biggest income return
is f279,b41.
"A craft that doesn't psy-Cslcrsft
New York is troubled with too many
professions
Tho big Australian diamond turns
out quartz.
Wild turkeys are % cents apisos IL
Missouri.
Seward occupied Csrlotts's psrlors IL
the National Palace, Mexico.
Tea, lobster croquets and ohocolsts
eclairs are the favorite lunch Of ths
Sorosis.
"A popular hose compsny-the Re3
Stockings.
-McCoole intends 10 60 into the
Grecisn statue business.
-"Clerical yaoancy--the sermon, soma
times.
telegraph posts.
The modern I-thmian game-tbs
Suez canal.
The King Of Prussia has appointed
special day Of prayer on Lutber's birth
day.
The famous Starr convent case Ia y
come mp again in Englard
Senator Ramsey II coming hone
without treaty and with bill Of
$1,000
A Chicago man who returned =
81 900 bill 10 tho loser was rewarded with
drink.
Young Bennett bar - last goi 81
ocean yacht rare on hand.
Why are equal angles like omnibus
passenger on a vet day Because they
co-inside.
st. Louis has a Society for the Pre-
vention u Cruelty = Animals. MoOools
claims IL Protection.
Mead, the champion skater. has mar
ried Mia- Bedell, The champion sknteress
and grand NIECE Of Peter Cooper.
When the Western circus was seized
for debt. ths proprietor made vain -
tempt 10 claim his performing mules 3
his I" bomeriesd
"A Missouri Judge Eas arrested ~
the bench and marched, of 20 answer 3
charge Of selling ligaori without wa
rant.
The operation Of TRANSMISSION OF bloo5
. has again been successfully performed IN
the Pennsylvania Hospital
The proverb says, an RHO 0eritas,
but II depends entirely upon your wine
merchant
: -Eugenie wac TO sign De Lessep's mar
: riags contract on the day Of the canal
1 opening, leaving blank for NaPoleon'.
name.
r -Glad-tone has just appointed - l-r
TO the office in which he himself ~
: menoed public life, 80 years ago.
The Pope invites his "holy daughter.
Isabella IL, Queen Of Spain" with heE
"very happy husband ana holy children,
g 70 the Ecumenical.
The Galveston Bulletin proposes L.
: settle the Indian question by furnishing
all the wEiskey the red men want, letting
: them quietly kill themselves "A.
A Connecticut medium has ghostly
friends who run a sewing-machine for him
without biz touching IL. A fesh snd
blood operator Is generally preferred.
Gen. SCOTS Mexican protege. whom
!, be brought % the United States after the
war, was shot while attempting 70 separate
a couple of gamblers In his hotel in ,hs
: City Of Mexico.
--Rainte Beuye's executors are pnz4ls3
what u do with certain familiar letter
frora Princess Mgtbilde. in which -
poloon and Eugenie are talked unpleasant
ly about
The y. y. Times says, His own la
{ tive bills were not more firmly fixed than
Franklin Pierce was in his honest convio-
tions, and his loyalty TO truth and duty.
: "A PoIneranian peasant held the win
/ ming ticket in the last Prussian lottery.
but being hard up managed 10 sell IL OF
, the day of the drawing TO poor school
teacher, who il now 10000 thzlers better
off.
An English beiress, who recently
. married q romantic Mohammedsn exile.
has returned from the East. She found
he h4d three other wives. and kept them
all on a precsrious income Of some $50 =
month.
"A Westerner. in closing up business.
: managed 70 get rid Of a counterfeit fifty
cent scrip on a creditor. Before night II
had come back 70 him in payment Of s
debt, having done duty seven times in
that way during the day. 4 bad note L
very "nimble shilling"
Chicago needs. more than anything
else. ten thousand Chin amen TO act as dc
mesties. Such thing 3 good, well
trained servant is no more 70 be found
here. than a living specimen OF the mound
builders. The few female servants thai
may be found are mainly interested IL
area and back-door firtations. with a vieT
TO early matrimouy.-CHicago Times
Sainte- Beuve's directions regarding hi
funeral we're carefully carried out. With.
ont any kind Of religious ceremony, witt
the coffin in a very plain hearse, snd hsv.
ing for its sole ornament, q wreath a
r violets laid upon If, which il Is said we're
sent TO Paris from Areachon. a soSvsg:g
of undying affection, the body Of the &c,
complisbed writer was conveyed 20 rs
I re-,ing-place in Mont Parnssse-
-Pev DR. Newman Hall, of Loncol,
tells how, when be was jcurneyiDg h
Chicago, an apple-peddling boy on tbs
!, cars, .witbout any hssisstioa or p-elin.-
naries, took hold of and immedistelyeK
q amined his breastpin." Nevertheless, tes
!. reverend gent, quite undisgruntled, re-
marks, "W~s IL not there TO be .een Whs
be not a man and . brotherT Conrn-
drums which elicit from himself the an
swer,-.I must bear testimony 10 the
{ substantial politeness among all classes
: Vast crowds visited the cemeteries al
Paris on the Sd to decorate the graves OF
!. friends. Quite q congregation gathered
around the tomb of Bsudin, which was
strewed with flowers, and the following
!, address was made BY one Of his admir-
sna. @Thanka citi1ana. for coming g