Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-03
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ION thumb Is learning the yeloci
pede.
White Pineites are coming back
mostly Disguised.
The fires in the Gold Hill Nevada,
mines are still smouldering.
1t is said that a heavy dose of mcr-
curry will surely cure hydrophobia. Which
will you have
A portrait of Vice-President Colfax
is shown to the Parisians for our new Min
lister Washburne.
Chicago Ill) merchants have spent
$4,000 in advertising in Salt Lake city.
in the last six months
At the recent great fire. in Helena, NJ.
l., owing to the scarcity of water, bar
rels of beer and cider Were poured upon
the flames.
On the side of Sam Wards steam
ram Atlanta, now lying at Philadelphia,
is the incription: "No admittance. Be-
where of the dogg"
Robert Collyer of Chicago cannot
come to the Boston anniversaries because
his new church was pecking the shell.
and he stay at home to eackle.'
-Bunsen, the chemist, lately met with
a serious accident while performing an
experiment. His hands and face We're Sc
verely though not dangerously burned.
Mrs Cora Adelaide Lyme of Boston
ism faver of " the total reconstruction of
society out of the bosom of the masses"
We prefer the old kind of BOSOM
Whiting Griswold has got to be a
downright woman's Fighter. He will be
more irresistible than ever to the fair sex
now, and SO more the envy of his own.
"A horse belonging to the proprietor
of Martins Lake hotel, n. Y, recently in
dulged i'll n little swim of two miles across
the lake and back, with wagon attach
ed.
Secretary Boutwell, is said to have
about decided to give Mrs. Dr. Mary
Walker an appointment to Alaska There
will be speedy end of Indian troubles
in that quarter
The receipts of the United States
Treasury on Monday last were 100000
in gold, and 1000, 900 in currency, being
the largest amount received III one day
for the past three years,
The millennium dawps The wash
ington Republicans have nominated a
black man for city collector, and an Irish
man for city surveyor, and if the coalition
helds, will elect the ticket.
"L'Homme Qui Rit," by Victor Hugo,
is more and more roughly handled by the
French critics. Henri Tame says the
historical blunders, of which there are
good many in the work, are simply mex
plicable.
-Ledu Rolfin, the great French reyo-
lutionist of 1S4o, who fled to England and
lost there large portion of his fortune.
has recently recovered his losses by spe-
culations, and is now said to be much
weather. than ever before.
The "last rail" on the Pacific railroad
is rapidly disappearing under the blows of
the relic hunt ers, and a new rail will soon
be necessary. The soldiers began to ham
mer off the fadges before the last spike
was driven
The men that nobody knows are sim
gularly numerous in the board of directors
Of the Pacific railroad. Only two or three
know anything about railroad matters ex-
|Cpt SiS AiuS ietcIplS iuF the pTOIls. MOSb
are men of wealth.
The New York Telegram offers an
immediate situation to reporter who
in speaking of fire, will not use the
words "devouring element" and the fire
demon; of mad dog, "the Infatuated
and of suicide, 1.-THE unhappy
victim of Authorization"
Don Piatt will start new daily at
Dayton, o., June l, which he promises
shall be a,good paper, and support the
Of the Republican party with
earnestness." DAYTON has
ong wanted such paper to offset Val
andingham's vulgar paper.