Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
Notes OF the Day.

Nashville catches trout in its CUTTERS
-Mazzini wishes to die in Italy. All
right.
Mast is said to worry along on SIS.
600 year.
1t isn't every Judge who can parse e
sentence.
philadelphia is talking of female
street-car conductors.
Silk neckties will be much worn By
fashionable dogs this summer.
The Quakers in this country have
IS 900 pupils in their Sunday Schools.
Olive Logan, Anna Dickinson and
Kate Field will all lecture in England
this year.
If you make very favorable impres.
sion on your first visit anywhere, don't
call again.
"A printer in Chicago got drunk the
other day, and was locked up. The
event was SO rare that the papers all
printed it.
The Saratoga folks are to hold meet
ing for the suppression OF dram-shops,
gambling, etc. If they succeed the bust
ness of the place is ruined.
In these days of extravaganza it is
gratifying to learn that the Mahsrsiah
Satayapriva of Asabharansm fayors mod
Grafton in matrimonial display.
| -Carlotti Patti is singing in Lima, but
no Jokes about her launching her Peru
Wan bark are admissible. That bark
would cinchona first voyage.
OF the first edition of Cervante's
"Quiiote," only two copies exist in Madrid
-one in the library of the Spanish acad-
emy, and the other in that OF the Ma
i tionaL
These very old people have habit of
diving rather too often. We think we
have assisted two or three time at the
death of that aged mother in Africa, Of
116, but we are getting to know her so
well that we'd prefer fresh case Of long
evity, even at lower figure.
While Judge Turnly Of Alabama was
eating supper in hotel lately Mr.. Mar
shall entered and snapped pistol in his
face, saying, II will show you what hon
esty is" The Judge wrenched the pistol
ont of his hands and went on with his
supper An acclimated person gets along
nicely in the South.
-"How much did he leave 2" inquired
a gentleman of a wsg on learning the
death of wealthy citizen. Everything"
responded the wag; she didn't take dol
lar with him."
DIR. Scboeppe, convicted of the muir
der of Miss Stinecke, in Pennsylvania, Is
l making an effort TO get the Legislature 10
pass a law to examine into his case. The
probability is that he will not be hanged.
Professor Blackie Greek Professor at
Elinburgbl, recently summed up Huxly,
: Tyndan, Stuart, Mill, Comte and their
adberents as lot of PHILOSOPHERS sent
a into the wurruld to puzzle themselves and
bejuggle livery bodywise."
Mrs. Sarah L. Hand, who died al
Cape May Court House, n. J., on the Sd
instant, aged ninety-three, was the last
survivor of the twelve little girls who
strowed flowers before Washington on his
passage through Trenton on the way 10
bis first Inauguration.
-Moon-Refiected- in-the-Lake, Choc-
taw chief, who left his tribe and took TO z
white wife and civilization some time ago
died at BatesVille, Ark, last week, lesy-
ing Mrs. Moon-Refected-in-the and
several little Noon Refected-in-the-Lake
to mourn his loss.
The Ka-Nupepa- Fuokoa. published
E at Honolulu, contains the following inter
t estiDg item of news:
"KIgRE o HoNoLULU.-Ua noho tho
2 mel Ike kau bookolokolo kiure Honolulu
q mel, ka lskou bans, aole no pau ks
oea ia mai ka wa a makou kakau al
keia."
"A good story is told Of late college
president near Boston. On one occasion
the students substituted large dictionary
in place of the Bible, at the morning de-
! votions. On opening the book he at once
saw the situation but be said nothing
. and proceeded to the prayer, which he
prolonged for an hour. The students got
out of all patience. but they appreciated
the sly remark Of the venerable president
on his retiring, that he "found all the
words he needed in the volume they had
placed on his desk"