Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-07-27
rHE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 81 1871
Review of the Week.

49,, friends adhere to her, believing that r
abe is not guilty. She is described as be-
;no "a tall. slender woman, of nervous A
temperament, and health far from robust
Although sprightly in her conversation,
she has rather a melancholy expression OF
connteuance. and large, dreamy eyes, that
,nnear TO look inward A very interest v
ing person, truly,-decidedly spfr'tHe1e'
and were we TO be one of the jury tha'
ia IN decide her case, we lean to the con-
clusion that there would be disagree
ment unless the eleven obstinate men
should abandon ill.taken views in defer
ence TO the Judgment and reason OF the
twelfth iuryman. Clocks is everything
'bavior is nothing" in such case. Yet
the great emp0iSOn11eotSe of all, the type OF
oil tho tribe. even the Brinvillier herself,
il said to have been of the most angeiio
baantv There is no trusting to appear
snces. Mrs. Wharton is Philadelphian,
Wharton being one of the great names OF
the Pennsylvania great city. Her
maiden name was Nugent.-Ellen r.
Nuoent She removed to Baltimore eight
xears since If the half that is told OF
her. or limited concerning her, be true,
sbe /. the strangest of the criminals OF
This wicked time. Quite likely, however,
there il no truth in any of it. So far as
,ba evidence has been published, there
would seem TO be no foundation for the
cbarges under which she has been COM
m;tted to prison. Her daughter is some
times spoken OF as being an "accomplice'"
which is all wrong, that young lady not
beinp suspected of any offence. The trial
will be watched with interest, handsome
woman and poisoning furnishing great
..traotions to lovers both of the beautlful
and Of the horrible. journalists who
"obtained' copy of the Washington
Treaty, have been indicted,-bu it is be-
reved that there is no court before which
the CASE can be brought for trial.-Vaiu'
ahle geld discoveries In Tennessee.-St
T,ouis was warmed on the 10th, the mer
curry getting as high as lO5 degrees
There were number of deaths from sun
s,roke.-New England was favored with
an earthquake,-and very respectable
one. too, such as you could recommend u
a friend,-a few minutes before ont
o'clock on Thursday morning, July 2Oth
Tt was felt far aud wide, shaking Boston
and Brunswick, Lawrence and Lowell
end Lew iston the two Concords, Saco ant
Somerville. and many other places
widely separated. There was goo'
earthquake in October, 1870, one tina
really did a most credible amount of dam
noe and now we have had third ii
1871. The thing has become an annua
.nd this time it has been "got out"
Gttle earlier than usual, there bein
brisk competition among publishers i
We neither world II we can trus
+he accounts published. "Our Fritz
was received icily in England. III
Queen couldn't acoommade him, thong
his wife il her eldest daughter, and sh
WAS with the Imperial Prince. He ha
10 take mp his quarters with the Germa
envoy, Count Won Bernstortf, and as IRE
man ENJOYS mostly live shabbily, prob
bly he did not have princely fare. fa
is. every thing Germanic is low down
England, just now, and probably u
English remember that Fritz visited n
,loleon Ill not long before the late wa
,nd that after he and his wife had BET
most i1apartially received he took tt
lending part in overthrowing the Empe
or. and in dismemberiDg France. Ih'
do not mean to kiss or press the har
4bat holds the sword that in a few mont
NAV be raised TO smite them,-even I
sword of Sedan. Bull is burly, but he
not hypocritical. He can't be polite tic
fellow whom he is preparing to polish,
who may be preparing to polish him
..A4iatfc cholera has broken out in 81
sI.l parts of Poland. Should it spre'
The effect would be 10 promote peace,
no. government likes to go to war WI
cholera In an active state. War oft
creates cholera, but cholera does not
turn the compliment, sometimes preve
inc wars occurrence, and at others p
ing stop to the operations OF ARM
War Is kinder opestience than pestileI
IL to war.-They are having expios''
in France-powder doing the trick
Paris, and petroleum at Rheims. FL
persons were killed or wounded ut
latter place.-Gsmbetta was chosen to
French Assembly from several pla
among which are Paris and Marseil
He has decided to sit for Paris. Thai
should have been chosen shows that
POPULAR at home, and that the war pa
il the favorite in France.-There is m
discomfort in Alsace and Lorraine, WI
the German deliverers are hated
beasts of prey-which they are. On
the reasons for the war was to re'an
those countries to the Fatherland.
that they have been re-sDnexed, they
very dieobedient children, and treat
greedy old stepfather with all poss
disrepeot. Evidently they do not '
that their days may be long in the
of Germany-the Fatherland.-The
comans ere doing pretty stiff bust
in slave.breeding. They buy little
and girls in Persia, the children g
low, their parents preferring to
them into slavery to witnessing
death frem starvation. famine being
rampant in the Shah's dominions. '
grown up into fine young men and
men,--the Persians are pretty Peep
these Persians bring handsome pl
more than enough to cover their cost
keep, and leave something for the
oomaus in their old age. Vt is the I
estan saving bank system, is this
ness in babies.-"Little Tad" 9Th
Todd) Lincoln died few