Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-10-26

oehdtoE EumuAAs ana Ihu1ly "eEC
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York on
the 18th inst
Senator Morrill, has been making s.
brief visit to Washington.
Prof H. G. Eastman, Of the PougL-
keepsie Business College, is the Republic
can candidate for the Assembly FROM that
city.
Franklin ". Tobey, Law partner of
Hon. A. B. Waldo, of Port Henry, is the
Republican candidate for the Assembly
from Essex county, n. Y.
j. A. Griawold 4 Co., and employs,
in Troy, have subscribed So 600 to the
Chicago relief fund.
Mayor Mason, of Chicago, is Mas,
saohusetts man, and native of Cheshire,
in the western part of the State.
-Webster Wagner, the well,known
palace and sleeping car proprietor, is the
Republican candidate for the Senate from
the Schenectady N. ~ District.
Mr. II. a. Blood, superintendent CT
me Do''on' O''''oi - 80 I i''" ',u' - '''' 0au
was 'no d llFS' ma" :" ""''.S'e' 0'un'y -
sUnu o,. F''0O ~ 'l,0 may vi VI 'H7 c''y u
0"'0's'' 11' ''' - O''o'0 '"o iii0 " a.
0"''
-Jabez Proctor Colby, son Of the late
Hon. Stoddard B. Colby of Montpelier,
and nephew OF Col. Redtield Proctor Of
Rutland, is passenger conductor on the
Mobile and New Orleans Railroad.
Rev Marshall Shedd, father of the
eminent Rev. Dr.. ", G. T. Shedd of New
orb, is still living at WIlI-boro' Essex
county, n at the advanced age OF 80
years.
-G-' T Bailey, formerly Of Darlington
is one of the almost innumerable Chicago
sniff 'rers. H. lot hiT office, residence, in
deed almost his all. M,ssrs. H. M. Ballard
and George W. Perry are likewise among
the suttr They had fine office on
Washington street
Mr.. Ezra Warner, of Middlsbury,
sou of the late Joseph Warner, was Sc
we're sufferer by the Chicago fire. He
was a member of a wholesale grocery
hense IN the III tated city Mr. Warner
had been home on VISIT and lett for
Chlcago On the MoR'ay H''2l~9 OF the
"'7'
So lar as salary Is concerned, Prosi-
dent Theirs Is little better cared for
than our President The Assembly has
recently increased an 'I'7 'i''y 10 FI~0'00o
year, WIN 9'~''oo ior contingent eA-
Pens2s' de Il lodged "asneo' warmed
and lighted tree Inc total amount OF
h'7 p7y As chl'f executive IS SAID to be
about F'5o,ooo.
e. l.. +. Brown has been elected
m inter ot 'h" California House OF As
So. aly. from Calaveras county. Mr.. b.
'S " h'Poalc'n' ana a na'IEe OF Willie
ton. lie run largely ahead Of his ticket,
,-o o'-''' ." -1'7' '''''' '''' ''-Ds 'l''
'l'n' MA ''.' ''.- 'O',"'' '"'
"''''' '''''" ''' lLs i, ,t" / ok A-77ln"'S
''l q !. .AL1s ''''|'''3 ''''. '','' say
''7' - / il.''' " ~ '.'' nom 'ii''eu ~ H'7
'"" "'7''' '"' "',' '''e "ofe anu F@Pec'
'7I''h t"'l De might te "oIe 10 accept IN
spite OF the personal o6stacLeS which stand
in bis Wy. Alter earnest consideration,
he has, with great reluctance and regret
felt constrained, for private and imPeri-
ous reasons, TO decline the candidacy.
Tho cable has announced the death in
London, at the age of 80 years, of Cen
al 'i' 'o"n l Ok purge yhe' he was
colnm4no!o8 oileer OF the engineer corps
u L a'NeuL"'n 09,oIo ne" orleans IN I0I4
-a''9' ''S war Oh 'ne Of'mea he was pro-
, ,'i'''0 ~ 0e " tTnrI"' anu was nl'u7
|,1s ,, a--1 - 1919 was "Pp''"'eu 81
T:.1t.t,T ',.l | " " :, - ''YD anu - -
n
-heV' y" m Bill y" hite Rowe was
consecrateo Assistant bISnoP OF 0outh
Carolina at 81, faults Church. B4lt'more'
on SUNDAY last. Dr. 0eI~yn OF LAtchheld'
hngiano' PTeacheo the Sermon and other
OF the Anglican prelates took part IN the
ceremonies. iMr. Howe has
loug been an esteemad and prominent
clergyman OF this denomination and was
graduated from the CnlVerslty OF YER
mont IN 1914. Among his classmates
n"Iln8s' non " H. Collalner' new MOSES
'ioh, Oo'o0u'"' "N0 o'net e0n'i0'n'"