Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-11
GIeanings and Gossip.

Parepa and Carl Rosa are in London.
Newport Le~ats 16 Episcopal ministers
now.
A Pittsburg savan has discovered new
bug.
A tight place-a bar-room.
Haying is over. 'Hop"-ping has be.
gun.
Bathing at the Branch is a success as
fine art. The men in costume are ogres
the women rights.
Mr.. Smith of Illinois has painted his
ancestral hall black, with scarlet trim
mings.
A vocalist has been mobbed in Pitts
burg for singing La Marseillsise.
Gov. Shorter of Alabama is at Saratoga
His bill will be longer.
The Prussians claim victories, but they
are only squirm-ishes.
Bismarck would carve Europe for Prus.
sia's luncheon.
Mr.. Nathan's battered condition shows
murder is no longer one of the fine arts
Woodoook are flushed at this season, like
all the rest of US, and all owing to the
weather.
John Morrissey's receipts this season
treble those of any previous one.
The Cincinnati Commercial calls the
recent Memphis Tournament a 'fool's
congress"
Peaches are not plenty and cheap
enough yet for much cholera, at Detroit.
This hot weather is getting to be a
Sirius matter.-N. Y. Express.
Illinois has had delirium tremendous
woman die.
Seward is hardening his youthful mus
cles by rowing.
Cincinnati crowds 60 through unfortu.
nate victims of sunstroke.
A young XVIII ont in Oshkosh drank q
re si1lrI+ "a ss5nosnrrstsl and his GEN.
Nilsson is called a squawking blonde
by Western paper.
A Detroit drunkard ran under the
wharves to get away from the snakes. and
lived there three days.
The Mayor of Leavenwortb. Kansas.
has been fined $40 by local court for
permitting a nuisance.
A Detroit wine merchant thinks him
self unable to support his wife, as she
throws stove covers at him. He is after a
divorce.
st. Louis hardly thought the seat of
government would be transferred to Long
Branch before going to the Mississippi.
Prussian merchantmen at sea will of
course enjoy the best of fare when thew
are boarded by Frenchmen.
A young fellow of 1O1, from the back
woods, is in Pittsburgh, seeing the sights
and going to the theatres.
A Philadelphia held wild reyel on
carbolc acid, thinking it ginger beer.
The coroner sat on him as soon as the .er-
ror was noticed.
A Kansas gentleman had to defend his
veracity against the assaults of malign.
er by lodging forty-eight stabs in his
frame.
A csrpet-bag stolen in Charleston the
other night contained a pistol, an accor-
deon and pound of tobacco.
They've had miracle at Methodist
camp meeting down Sonth. A suffering
man was fully cured.
A Detroit negro tried to beat a white
man who blew $500 cubic inches on al
lung tester, but collapsed a fue
The Chicago papers advise the White
Stockings to play nothing more scientific
in future than parlor croquet or num-
blete-reg.
The striped snakes are relentlessly 60
ing for the potato bugs in Illinois, and |
the farmers fear they can't harvest half
crop.
The returning tide-1200 Cinnamon
left San Francisco for home last week.
They we're all potted, however, having
died while constructing the Pacific Rail-
road.
A risky youth of 60, at Erie, Pa, has
the affections of a gushing
maiden of "a, and they have eloped Their
parents are mad about their marrying so
young.
You can't get any attention from the
walters at the Yedo Hotol, Japan, unless
you fee them with half a boo to drink
your health. Bloated aristocrats give
hem whole boo.
Mr.. Lepsic, of Ohio, put blast at the
'otsom of deep well, and before he could
ret out it went off. 1t raised him and
lalta ton of hard pan, without any haul
ng up.
In the lack of other amusements out at
this season, Mr.. Horton, ac-
used of horse-stealing, was hung, the
tha day, before refined and enthusi-
sti, audience of fifteen hundred ladies
nd gentlemen.
Ayoung Bluenose induced woman to
cave her husband and set up housekeep.
ng with him. The same evening le
topped out for few moments, and re-
urning saw the rightful husband driving
Fl with his repossessed property. He
ovs vengeance.
a life insurance agent drur,med his
weyear non-forfeiting plan into West
RI pioneer for awhile, the latter listen.
lg in silence. Finally, he broke out,
Look here, mister, have lived in this
twenty-five yes r, and have ]
tucked agin most all the rs mes they have
:arted, but darn me if I v ant to play a
anne where you hev to die to beat the j
ank."