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THE FEATHER.
WAR DEgAGrvESr,

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Synopsis fJr ne DQsi hCeHtg-f0W hours.
The barometer has risen on the South At
lontic ana Eastern GJf coasts, WITH prevailing cseriy
winds cOJdy weather, and occasional Idins.
SOuthery to westerly Blasa1d cloudy othor IN tbs
Middle and Eastern Satcs, extending thence over tbs
lower lakes, VIII rain Is now falling; s0Jthwcatery
Winds clear and clearing weather GA tho upper lakess
and thence to the Upper Mississippi and Ohio Valley.
T'yOb0jilities
Eesterly winds with threatening weather. until Iucs-
day morning on The 5Outh AtantC clearing weai her ON
the Gulf with nJrfhery winds extending noTth-easI
ware; westerly and DOrherly winds, With cicanns
weather i'm the Northwest and over the upper h'sl
sippl and Ohio Valley and 10 tho upper lakes.
Cloud, weather IN tho Eastern aud southern Alabis
siaes cloudy weather with sguthcry 10 westerly Winds
and rin areas the lower llkcs, aud eastward over
tho Eastern States and New-YOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
LATEST SNIP NEVIS

For Other ship Hers ~, rlbd Pogti
ARRIVED.
B,rs Aiorh tRax Pa L5aloa May Vi F River iys, si@
.Sr a,s San. Cover Hum,oo, H. y ds, , as.f AL
81 Joa Df ir,n cf Fan Eysil Hanson Pot ci'oi' n
lds silals OF Bab,loe.l Luni, Para a tal, -h ssSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

pAYGnART-N tRSH-Ai fiss Blanrh hl ~ nr Wn sasa',
Auusit lsig Carfs w. Alc Marsh hoa jalou laasAsrs
Of hsa-lsrssI.
ToNLfNSON-H oLCONB-Oa Ao-i,- Anysss . 90 Anrt hgs
eap,l burrh y 'he Rev. NJ th4h.iu Ne a. W. iun nsoa
Ass GAIA } uocJ4h, al of Gs ri.T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

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y H. Ulnfler boston. va. -. TaIrIlr.
ChsI Po.aa B4aoL h1 ifsa Nfa uarea
A. a. sffa. Pl5giJClca 4. HUIrly. hnlr. 18rt
1rl'.f rsrfr Orion Belfast
b. A. Huppsr Bf'i ep0rf fhlfo. fofifFDee.
n. u a. san. Neg. ls ifunf Ct a ~ airrf lfuricter
y. Webster New onI1a. N. a lfta hatisfi
lbo. al Moore Roraf Iff.hcnia. hcf hsl0ft.
. D. gn1ls. Hrricfi Nr.enif, Narfaau
a H. Blown. Yah River. b. J. NcFrf1l s.oufesisn
Martha Jsnf Pr1Ntlct Roo tllaif
VI ToNuse1l Providence. he'f1 ffltaenee
IYrtlrr Minimize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06


Foa-nrs NoauoH Ant s-'avel iaf Hrmsrr. cds-.
From liverpool. Lcl L0froll from is. Issf tsrtt
No ION slower Poruii Leou,ia DcnVas &C. Belfast h ssrs
", hsAIn. ~ .
CulnIrrny. e. Aug a-Aurel. fois Mnltilia hIHa 80
T'waafr I'm NerN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

INTERESTING INFORMATION FROM ALABAMA,
KANSAS, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND
0HIO-LIBERALIsM SPREADING EVERY
WHERE-GRANT's PACIFIC COAST VISITORS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
Steamship Lines.


On and Aftsr Deosubsr I. ISL, the steamer LADY
OF THE LAKE, oarryips the United
Btaass Mall, viii lssys orouohs wharf, 5I 4
foot q sirth street., hondAya, wsdns. - nd
days and Fridays, at D. M, tstopping al M ,,
oipa lsndtngl along The ysr Tor Norfolk, con nsen
= Lorfoih WIN ne biespghip Ootnpsu Tor
gomp.ay for nsv Yo,k, mailing ss,sl Wsskiy fTeisht
uon nc sboye IAN q ginas, he NiIElnia y, = %
. y. ~, Pisf " ". River ~
Agents-N. %. gronsr, Norfolk, Va. { ~. EldrIAss
Alerandha,YAJ J. q, Waters, 0ooreetosn, ~ n ~
TIC. orglon viii Ieoelys ard deliver freight a.
DORSEY OLAUErr, osnarai Agent,
-. planpa Store,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

The Mikado Of japan has promulgated an
edict In reference to the newspaper press of
his country. IL appears that there are q mum
bor OF journals published In the larger cities
There are two recognized elassos-story-pa-
pers, read chiefly by children and girls; and
newspapers proper, managed with skill and
talent and WELDING much influence. Re-
Gently some journals on the style Of our low
police papers made their appearance. This
was the cause Of the Mlkados odlct, which
ordered the prompt suppression OF these oh
scene periodicals, and laid down certain rules
for the control Of the others. There IL 70 be
one Government organ, devoted entirely 10
the pronunciation OF Official orders and news,
aud without any editorials. The story-papers
are TO be responsible for the publication OF
any lmmorallties, but otherwise arc entirely
independent The regular journalists are
free 10 print what they will, with one curious
exception; The soml-sacred nature OF the
Mlkado's position Is to shield him from any
severe criticism, and the neArness of the
Prime Minister TO the Throne Is 10 protect
him also. Any one else, however, may DO
criticised at Will, and the Journalists Of japan
are said not 10 DO sparing Of their censure.
The circulation Of the press Is almost entirely
In tho cities, a. the agricultural population
take little or no interest In politics, and are,
many Of them, exceedingly ignorant; The
embassy now In this country IL said TO DO
much pleased with tho different agricultural
papers here, and 10 have decided 10 establish
one or more Of them on lts return, In order
10 encourage the spread OF Intelligence among
the farming classes, and 10 make IL 10 their
interest 70 learn 10 read aud write, so that
they can obtain the valuable information that
such papers, ably edited, can give.- Chicago
Tribune.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

1911 rszzsxHESssSsaIfs seyrE 1871
To TIM hoRTh"ESTl a SOUTH. AND SOUTH
o. sad ..sr Mo-, "a i7i. t;ns Win lsA,O a. follow
WashipEtol......lo sN m Aitluors..-...l2l0 pm,
TUE dKRITf' - DS B VI .rRAoR 'B0USf%s p n
Win slegAnt boeusrJ Palace Sta, dag and might
I've hundred miles saved 70 Wsusrn and osutra
Iss 10 y An, sslIy "Iocpt sgsa.,. nOrth"'.,i
AAKE UO,irE0rIoNs
Ihf2ngh from Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, Aad rII-Ts
Tickets by this route can be prOoarod At the ono.
eorner o. hIth street and rsnnsgVAniA avenue undo
NA,ional kotsl, where rsAoiSinfomhllon VII be given
fsssenE.- procuring Tickets AZ this once can ssoar,
accommodations n Palace Gan Tor CAnAndAlEuA o.
ptsourG. PkRUY g, SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner slIth st. and Penn. avSn q h
Nd. .. YOUNG, uoustsl Passenger AgsDi,
TnIRoUdH LIFE BETwKRN WAsHISGToF
PHlLADELPHlA AND nkw YORK.
Trains bstgssu WsAhlbstOn aud New York are -.
u9s Inn a follows, nE; law
leave daily tsSospi sUhdSsJ Al 90 NJ /, d. a.
FuR PHILADHPnIA.
LIs's dAilT tsIe~pt sopdAJ)t 400 n, hss, and
or sUNOAY.
lave for NsH Nofk a. 800 .. m. and PhiAdsphiA a.
NsspinE o.ru for Fsw Yo,L on go D. m, train opy.
Through uokotg to PhilAdslphlG, Nov YORK o,
Sosou. can be bad al The Station Oos At all hours o.
FSe Batinorv aud obla RAilroad advertisement 10,
sshsdnlS eotvesn Washington, BAlumoEe, Apnapolis
NV Master q rIsH.poTsSlo;,
~. QOLE, QsnsTAi Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

as-ia sddltioa 70 the b owe prices, 80 els. per
SsrPisis u ali the shove risss sstTs from
$50 W ~, coin, per case,
as-All time purchase. must BE- closed By note
aTfhe shove are New rork prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
GNDonsEMsNT or Try PREss.
ON MARRIAGE.

q kITors and Aba,s. a ssriJ, ~. asaSood e.
stsred- Nervous debility cured. Impedmsnts to
MArriAse I.mgvod. New Msth91 Of treatment New
sna fsmaIia5le temedles. Books aad Circulars sent
= aadi;.s, AZ wIR6' 4 soOrATIoN. No. = South
Ninth 81, Philadelphia, Pa. dsog28m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
Groceries.

Bryan Brothers,
IHPoRrERs AND DELEERs n
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
eos Psana. Ave, spp. SistropStsen HStsI
CHAMPAGNE,
90 Case, b. IsOsd,rsr's Carte Blsnehs." qssrts
50 Gases y. n. MANN Co.'S anniversary
quarts and ptnts.
ScCsss- nost 4 Chsadon', "Grssa Seal, y qusris
50 O. Gases Charles HsId.IssE q Co.'S, quarts .ad
plata
spafhtlne Moselle a Hockhelm r.
Clarets from The House Of BrandenburR freres.
Hennessy BraHdf, 1883.
Old JaSsiea ssd ST. Crolx num. ....#
bass English Ale, Gulnnexs nrawn Stont.
loungsrs Muir's Scotch Ate.
" n, De ID P,sd.i,ot county. -sy superior.
FRUITS, &C.
NEw RAlsINs. tsslsstsd.> whole SOIs-. halves snd
suTdINx AND sEEDLBss RAIsIHa
NEW 0gRR kHLs AND oirRoS.
fitfsii rios, fRUNEs. 40. AZ
Pdme New Iork Batter, tent Rdse.D .I
Prime New Torh Buckwheat.
Btuart's, moller'a, and Loyering syrup.
RagiIsh DaIry, Edam and Parmsssa Chssss.
marflaud Hams (SnHar Cured.l
smoked Beef. Beef Tongues.
breakfast Bacon, Refined Lard.
s,orden's Pre,erves aud Jelies, Of various kInda.
Mailard'n Finest Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse Bl.ekvsll'. London Pickles. tsssortsd.)
Keen'a Ioudou Mustard.
FINEST breach and italian OIL.
italian Paste and MAcfrOui,
Buraett's flAvoriug kxtrncta.
Iebig's Extract OF Beef, Fresh ASPARAGUS.
AtmOre's Mlnee Neat.
Kennody'a Celebrated Crackers.
HHntleI a Falmer'a (LlverpOoll Craehera.
Canned Peaehea and fomatoes, (nneat brandf.l
Canned Lobster and salmon.
Wlnslow'a Sagar Corn.
Bordeu's Condensed NH, Eagle nrand.l
Trgs.lsbs BRYAN BHO6.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BKEF.
OFFICE ACTING OonMIssARn or HuBGsrENuEl
DAVD's IaL-AHD, kET YoaE HAhBoR,
Sealed propcsAs In duplloatsoi The form iuruish-d
hy the undersgn nod, viii be rsoaved until the 9lst
day Of February, lsT9 al u m Tor All The ircsh beef
required Al this post for four months, or saoh lees
time a. the OOmmasary Gsneral maj diraot, contract
commencing March 1, 1td1.
Details and requirements furnished By The under
signed oopI Of the latter With this msnt
70 be attached TO each prOpe.al offered,
Isu9A E1-.t Ll.at Fish,b fntsn,sy rs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
Proposals..


a
.-a T9 S, q Iy1Eg wosEsJ
90, wAsaDgros. y. o. lssyusrya 3, 80
MOSDi Fs6rpsry b. os hs vi V y so al.
pAygnsnt bocha ~ any ~ al q th9 dnefent methods
Us sgsas ssS@lsss Z, ~, prob.b, q,
go Ut 11a1arsd 30 MI theVs.nd sqnAts yards
assi,sss 20 ps,ss N y 6s ps,sst.3 prosss. =
sd %, 6s ag.siIIy pss ssssl % oss irss. "a u
9s !. he sg p ssosp issOssiOs u 10 BesssS.
sssoisd and he irsstips sss The prSi.rspos ~
other lhlnGs being equal Will b. Eysn 70 The biddsrs
who I'll treat the wood within me limits a The M
TIT Es. Il n oo ~ A.. -,
hda aad he eaHstspes N ~ ,stha6 ~ ,ssX nj ,hs
price. will Be oonAide rsd 10 ssrdna fks c1nt.soa
i.s,o,d Vie. pI nLfkx r +. 81! sHk sp
IYHlJsSJ,AI6 Rom ~ Nv sum
= -, ~ ms
Hr FoaY LEsyrssnays X " ~ n LII
sealed Srepes.i d iipiss Sss 10 R.c :. T. s
iSs he S::,is y, y ,,sns o, ~ ' w.
-. Ss..gsy .rn UnDa BtAN,
M n ~, tns spgs " TIL
49,. pOV POUNDS BRAN
u i 49, =, An ..,..a p.,, ,..,,.
~ s ss, ',s "! aag, i e az q ..sTd
:. ~ sa,lTs qS.9, Ute. pliHflsa ior ~ -..i
naS! s' s ~ S' sG ne dass q ssr
fta9i, .A stAte tnelH pHeea pof one hunofe
W. y Ip, oassah IA, a, ...,, A.
No prspo..i win n. ..,.,,.,u.., ,,,... An. mast,
bds 81 ,as r. =. ne ogsnlss o. y.
h9 Tss 81 ~ SssGs @ BE- s9,goa.ibs
,his oacs iii Be Spo.sd UPON sdasrs ssa saslr.s
az, .naiIe.i Io'" 0ip'"poaAis WI ne turnishsd
ns oTtfar "a aha ns,s a., q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14

MARRIED.
1LASOo-o'BRIEN-Ou tbs ts.h Of Fabruary,
ls71 lat the parsonage By the Rev Father Mentally.
Nj. DAVID D. 0LAsoo and Mis- RoaE oBRIEN.
tSlATl
q, shhoNAM..BEYERi0n EoIday I~bBusyS At
NAM aad Mlss A. v. bEIER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
Government Sales.

4, oVERNMEhr SALE.
nGpi9fsE1 SuRRSsYTEssnE sEb sagSeEF T
ny TUE UNITED STATES dEDi0AE DRPARf.
WILL BIZ SOLD ON FRIDAY, MARCH q, Is71,
a. ne 81 LPuis Mnshouss. tuition street, between
S.Yp soSsi:Ss q P.s q itIa S.d e. PaSs ssd
hoI ssfai :.. hMS..
stS ssls e sO8mSnos At 10 a N. and coasiaS:
Isr@s.H csshie Unltsd States Treasury notes.
ANY, order OF the susiSI SfP'T HHssc States
fs6h Surgeon and A. 4. hsdIosi PuT'sJcr
GOVERNMENT sALE.
There viii ps sold. In front Of ths everansn, ware
March Ia . tSs SsSss aoS Ss ~ a
PFlssisg PsEoHsrI Soas,;,ss "a R;s e Ina saiss
Terms OAAh' In Goysnmsnt iunds, on delivery.
t.so THOMAS q sgLLiyhHs
AUCTION SALE oE 9oMDkANED PUBLIC
o1ISs iES.1 9g..rs5sssasrsn,l
,,,n,. a. ArLAhIA, ga, JsnuAp ~. l57A
At 70 Ssiosf m. I0SD%Y Mares IN an % Sises
Iueous bot Of Condemned oukItsrmAsisrs storss snd
Ge ApuP~S'' consisting In PAL AZ q o2; vsiofs'
lei lieut. istA Infantry, A. HS9 z. h. VA.
AUCTION SALE go, ~ SYARTKRAGSTKk's
oTTIci PSsI auAnTEnMlsrER,I
NEW QALEASa, JanuaIy rs, Is.l
n WI sip4.s e. ale :, public sas.l91 On THpk rs
QUANTITY on 9uARTRRaksTER's
Clothing and Camp KauiPass snd sub.lstsDc. Store.
fSs,;,.ePS q one Male Hasen. oss.. sts.m hnsias
stove saa PIPE. Bl.shs@I,h "a dslpsut.rs Tsols
ssssds bred fSSiss. do% Hs.i. as ARES lrOn BED
Terms n ale cash Y. yEDDKR,
distant OuhTtAfmAnt0F fobt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-14
Medical.
" nAIrmonIo fi 5Hs nonrrrA1..

Dh' JOIiNsroN;
BALflhORE LOOK HO6FITAT-
once seath Rredtrtca stree.
BIom hh Sstspsi-a lAotlus ,s great Hospitals Of
Fnsss ThilsdsiphiA and sisowbsrs, s.s eeI he mot
81 ~ 81 YisSsf pTssRRssl In tbs world for
OURE wkRiIhETiD IN fwu DAYs.
%: kid9sy. Or n n.s n,oianisI Ii.essisr.'
q nc ncsTt, TraidiiS. TTsm5Ss, BinSs.. * slssi
tis %ssOls 81 &. - 9.i mn Esrp s. sSSS 90 90
Dovels lhose tsrFbls disos-rs arisis fron hs seii
So, AL q % asp Victim. s.s Az r. .S
lhs mshnsr o. Ulysses bshtins thsr most brilliant
hopes o. hntinpalions, Tendeshs IlAfflAEs is., Ia
YOURd MN
sho haze iaiured thsfahgiyoz 70 0srts srso,ias IN
sTl eqmpauionh, Of sohool die VIsotA ii s6i,6sTS
nEhty felt even yhsu asrer and DOT cured tsndcFs
nasIaeS t@yoIsieS I'D destroys bOti Iand Sad bSdJ
WhAI ~ thst Joans man. u, hope Of HE eosp.
quenos q dsylatlnG from tho pan u EaiuTs, ADD
dulEina In = certain secret ha5iG
nARiuAoH
nArtisd Persons, OF HOung ksn lotsniplAsinE mar.
EAge, being aware Of physical gsasnosl losS o. Pro.
nssauve forsr-lnp2tsnsyl HcFous HIoiishlilty.
naL other disqualification speedily reiiovod "
~ No lettsrs roooiloo anoss paaipsid and oobAin.
lag .iAnp 70 be used on uis re'b. psryons writing
ssosd saes ass, and 'sud porSp Of sd'astiso'ssbt
GNDonsEMHNT or TUE PRErs.
M mAnJ thousAnds cured 81 ths tahshmsnt within
opsl.tlons performed b. D. JoSustsn, 1itaessed b.
ths rsportsfs q the "Ban," and many ether pSpsrs
Psbs b. ssndns = ssSusSsS q sSIsS.
" sS .'-OOosibii'' Is. susUt EusIsntss % Toe
ogEiCE. SOUTH FRKgkElCA ST.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02
A Cool Confession.
MARGARET DIBLANC TELLS THE STORY
OF HER CRIME-HOw SHE MURDERED
HER MISTRESS.
PARIs. April 10Th. 1872.

PARIs, April 10Th, 1872.
Margaret Diblanc, the murderer OF
Madame Riel, in Park Lane, London,
having been arrested in this city, was
examined for five hours to-day by the
commissioner of judicial delegations.
She exhibited wonderful GOODNESS, and
gave shocking circumstantial account
of the murder, her verbal realism being
heightened by pantOmimic illustrations of
the homicidal struggle. Her eyes, too,
glared with tiger like ferocity. With
much ingenuity she strove to show that
there was no generalization. Her story
is that Madame Riel was habitually a
tyrannical mistress. When dressed for
a walk in the park she came to the
kitchen and scolded her because no prep
arations were made for dinner. She
then snatched up saucepan from the
cooks hand to put on the fire herself.
The cook said, eff | do not give salts
faction, pay me my wages, and let me
60" The mistress replied, eff you
leave me you will become street walk
err" "Say that again if you dare!"
said the cook; and the insult being re-
peated, she strangled her mistress. The
magistrate observed that her nails were
very short, and he could not believe that
she killed Madame Riel with them. The
prisoner replied, Il did, though, and
my nails entered her flesh. / first tried
TO conceal the body in the dust bin, and
/ could not / then took it by the feet,
but being unable to drag it, l got cord
and passed it around her waist Finding
the body bent double, | put it round her
neck. AT this moment the hOusemaid,
who was out ON an errand, knocked at
the door. / sent her away for beer. |
then tried to drag the body up stairs,
but could not, and hid it in the cellar. "
Marguerite Diblanc says that the rob-
berry was an afterthought, Occasioned
by the keys falling from the victims
pocket. The magistrate expressed his
opinion that the murder was committed
with the rope, and not with the hands
alone the rope was thrown like a lassO,
and the bonnet strings forced into the
neck. The prisoner ate a bread and
cheese luncheon with the other servant,
and at seven in the evening took the
railway train.
Among the witnesses examined was
the woman BOuillOn. She at first de-
MED receiving the stolen property, but
when confronted with her husband adj
mitted the fact, and said that she had
burned the velvet which the prisoner
brought from England. Gerard, the
charcoal dealer at St. Denis, said that
Diblanc confessed the murder to him be
fore the police arrived, and he meant to
inform them, but advised her she had
nothing to fear because she was Bel
gian, and also because no cutting instru-
ment being used to draw blood it was
not a murder.
A waiter, an old acquaintance of Di-
blanc, passed April II with her at the
gingerbread Fair. They visited shows,
rode in merry go-rounds, played ecarte,
and threw for macaroOns. In the course
of the examination Diblanc complained
of dizziness and a suffocating feeling.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02
First District HEectimg.

The meeting of the delegates Of the
First Congressional District was called
to order by Hon. Pitt W. Hyde. who
nominated Hon. George Nichols of
Mortified, for chairman, and he was ap-
pointed.
On motion Judge Norman J. Allen. of
Fcrrisburgh, George r. Chapman, of
Nergenncs, was appointed Secretary.
The meeting then proceeded to the re-
communication of delegates to the Con
vention,
Col. n. r. Spraguc, Jr., in brief
speech, presented the name of George
\. futile, Esq. of Rutland, and which
was seconded by Jonas Wilder and Hon.
Geo. Nichols The nomination was unani-
mOusly confirmed as the first delegate.
Col. George A. Merrill presented the
name of Hon. George Nichols for the
second delegate, which was seconded by
Hon. John Gregory, and he was unani-
mously confirmed As the second dele
gate
Onmotion of Hon. Pitt W. Hyde, n.
T. Sprague, Jr., was appointed substi-
tute for George A. futile.
On motion of Henry Clark. seconded
10y Jonas Wilder, Col Mason S. Col
burn, was appointed substitute for Geo.
Nichols.
On motion the meeting dissolved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02
Minor Items.

4 carboy of sulphuric acid burst, Mon
day, in the laboratory of the Medica
College, Burlington, as it was being Sc
down after having been brought up from
the cellar The floor was burned black
as if by fire, and one or two of the stu
dents had narrow escapes from injury
by the scattering of the fiery fluid; but
no serious damage was done.
The oldest inhabitant no Longer
doubt that spring is at hand
The public schools of this village
will be closed to-day, wednesday,,
May 1st, by order of committee
Very fine new maple sugar, made
in patent eyaporators, is selling for II
cents per pound
The wife of a Mortified man left a
hot pie in chair he sat down in. An
alarm of fire was raised, and that man
does not sit down much these days.
The st. Johnsbury Chief of Police
has notified all the drinking shops in
town that if they continue to sell drinks
contrary to law, they will be prosecuted.
A member Of the Boston and Alba
ny Mutual Relief association died re-
Gently, and his family get 5000 from the
usual dollar assessment.
The liveliness of our merchants and
business men about these days, indicate
briskness in the opening season.
Several young japanese are coming
soon to enter the Amherst Agricultural
College
April goes out and May comes in with
more than fourteen hours of daylight.
Most of the clergymen of Spring
field, Mass, announced last Sunday that
they should preach next Sunday on tenn
perance. This is intended to affect the
ale and beer election last week.
The Bennington Free Press has dis
carled patent insides
The seats in the Methodist church
at St. Adams are henceforth to be free.
This is an evidence of practical Chris
tianity
Rev, Robert Collyer preached at
Springfield, Mass, on Sunday, before
large audiences. The subject Of the
morning discourse was the Evils of
Isolated Christianity :" and the evening
was devoted to a familiar talk on Chica-
go. A subscription of 5000 was taken
towards the rebuilding of Mr.. Collyer's
church.
The funeral of William NJ. Miller of
Saginaw, Michigan, was attended from
the residence of his brother-in-law, A.
c. Bates on Saturday, Rev. W. J.
Harris, Rector of Trinity Church offici
ating. Mr.. Miller was a graduate of the
University of Vermont and has been a
prominent business man of Saginaw.
We knew him as a college friend years
ago, generous and noble hearted man.
We hope to publish a more extended
notice Of him hereafter. He leaves
wife and daughter. He was buried at
Pittsford.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02
Nofes of the Day.

An Iowa husband is after a divorce
because one of his brides old lovers
kissed her during the honeymoon. He
considered it too cheeky.
! Ithica has an Epaminodas street.
Small boys, lisping girls and bashful peo-
( pie move away from it because they
can't tell where they live.
/ In Raleigh, North Carolina. they have
a nice way of eating philopenas The
girl holds the almond in her teeth. while
the young gent bites it off.
A lady of Rochester. Mimi. has oh
tanned patent for a fan, to be attached
to a sewing machine and operated nv
the same power.
The Boston GL05e tells of an appren.
tice who remarked to a fellow appren-
tice, Il don't like a boss who is alters
round his shop interfering with his own
business"
A youth of ninety-One revercntly led
to the altar charming bride of one hun
dred and six. 1t is reported that they
were married without the consent of
their parents.
a Minnesota horse thief having proved
himself innocent, has been voted 81 600
by the legislature to retrieve his repufa-
ton. Innocent horse thieves should
make note of this.
Here we have it IN a nutshell;
The melancholy days have come.
The saddest of the year.
Or moving times, disordered homes
And house rents very dear
Judge Davis is so large that the chair
he occupies in the Supreme Court in the
United States had to be made especially
tor him. This chair will probably lastfas
long as he remains in the service of the
country, says the Boston Adcerteser.
An English writer advises young Ia
dies to look favorably upon 'tbose ON
gagged in agricultural pursuits. giving nc
reason that their mother Eve married.
gardener. He forgot, however IN add
that the gardener lost his situation in con
sequence of the match.
Speaking of the Dana Robson invaO
tlgation, the Cincinnati Times saws the
man VINO sWore to one hundred black
cats and then gradually fell back till he
was oniy sure there was one, and would
not give that one up anyhow. was No
circumstance to Robesons accuser
wealthy man has the audacitv hooo.
That he made his first money Inv raon,,
featuring genuine relics of The Hniv
Land. Some of these wooden fraud:
pre- PRED by the simple persons who bought
.hem, were grown within half a mile of
Their own homes. $50 y
Junius Brutus Booth appeared as Iaoo
IN richmond, Va, the other night and
III tue audience was a somewhat nnso-
phlsilcated individual who INQUIRED of .
g gIa1 sitting near him, us this the
pay IN which a niger marries a white
woman and then chokes her tn daath ," |
IL u.s. was the reply. "Well then
Earned Ell 1 want to see it. 'Twont do
for old Virginny." ' uo
THE COMING TIME.
nen men forget their love of gold
x,,Aahu rove their honor more.
men truth is only current co,in
VINO ana counted DER and DER:
wen men love freedom for its saLa
ror all as well as one
Ero III tue greatest good, their worlr
ur.rom day to day Is done. "oiA,
zen men throw self aside and live
III, or some just purpose hich i've
AISn VIII the glorious era &C.,
men none shall fear to die.