The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-26
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trouble thicllcns in Spain.

A subterranean river has been discovered
in Eau Claire county, Wis.
"Black quarter, a new disease, is pre-
yalent among the cattle around Glencoe,
MINI.
A Georgia paper announces that twenty
men are to be hanged in that State within
two months.
A new gold field has been discovered in
South Africa, within hundred miles of
Cape Town.
Price of n room in Vienna, Just now, is
twelve dollars per day, board extra.
The coal fields of China cover an area of
400 900 square miles.
The Carlists in Spain have gained some
special advantages during the past week.
Pennsylvania erected scvcnty-ninc new
iron works, last year; New York, seven
Maryland, through its Historical Society
claims Philadelphia as its rightful property.
Wisconsin tobacco is expected to COM
pete in the markets with Connecticut and
Havana, before long.
Fourteen persons were injured by the
overthrow of an accommodation train near
Jonesville Wis, Thursday.
A Winterest, Ia, girl made 200 revolt
buttons with mill-shaft and escaped unin-
jured. That is good many revolutions"
but Iowa papers believe it.
The California farmers have called a
State convention to consider the propriety
of q general political movement.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Bazaar of the Nations
closed last evening. The net income will
he about 100000,
Talk about " carrying Goals to Ncwcas-
tle!" Ireland is importing peat from Rotter-
dam, while she possesses several millions of
acres of that fuel, better stuff too, than this
imported.
The Swiss government intends suppress
ing all the remaining converts in that re-
public.
Glass-lncd water pipes are suppanting
lead to a considerable extent in and around
New York.
Prof, Wascrman died at Brooklyn Thurs
day, from injuries received when he was
garroted and robbed on the night of Prof
Panormo's murder some months ago, prob
ably by the same gang
Friday was the last days session of the
Baptist Convention at Albany, n Y. The
annual report of the American Baptist His
torical Society was read and made very
fair exhibit of the work done.
Political troubles have broken out again
in Mississippi county Ark. John Dover
has seized the sheriff's office, and forced
out Best, who was declared elected last fall.
Both parties have sent kilograms to Gov.
Baxter
-Four fine Jersey heifers, just imported,
were sold at auction, at Boston, this week,
and brought from S125 to $3.50 each, prices
that the importer says forbid him to bring
out any more.
One of Barnum's largest boa constructors
died at Boston, Thursday, and the body
was presented to the society of natural his
tory, where the skin will he stuffed and
| preserved
The New England Association of Super.
ntendents of Public Schools held its semi.
annual meeting in Boston on Friday.
A New Orleans special states that the
proclamation of the president is warmly in.
dorsed there, and it is considered harbin-
ger of peace by business men.
At st. Petersburgh, the Empror of Ger
many is being saluted by the people and
the press with the greatest enthusiasm.
No sooner is O'Kelly out of trouble thar
the Herald has another on hand in Cuba, tC
be imprisoned or threatened with death.
In the manufacture of iron rails, Ohio
stands next to Pennsylvania and yet she
has long step to take before she can hcat
the column.
Many of the Senators and Representa-
tives, supposing that their back pay, if mo-
drawn, would revert TO the treasury, ant
finding their mistake, are now drawing
and turning il over
G.. Claybrook of Woodstock, Mich wa!
badly in debt, and concluded to commit sui
eide, He got hold of the wrong bottle
however, and filled himself with spawn
liniment. He still lives
A freight train on the Grand Trunk rail
road ran too near the open draw of bridg,
near Portland, Me-, Thursday morning, anC
the engine dropped over. Several car
were badly broken up.
A letter has been received in New Or
leans, from Il German intending emigra
ton, inquiring whether it will be safe fol
him to return through New Orleans on hi
way to Texas, provided he is well armed
and has a pass from the German emperor
Levi Sauls was hanged at Marion Is. G.
court house Friday, for the murder of Noal
Sutton, February 10. Both men wer,
white boatmen on the Peedee river. ant
Sauls was under the influence of liQuo
when he committed the crime. A larg
crowd, principally colored persons, Assem-
bled to witness the execution. Saules me
his fate with remarkable calmness an,
gave a brief warning to those around TIN
scaffold of the evils Of intemperance.
A Cairo Qll.,) policeman named Georg
Weldon attempted to arrest a negro name,
Alexander Thompson, Friday evening, bu
: he resisted, and struck the officer in tn
throat with knife, and then ran away Tn
) officer pursued and shot the negro twice
| killing him, and then walked a short dis
lance, sat down and died.
Prof Agassiz has already received appli
cations from one-third more students 70
admission to his school of natural histor
at Penekesa island than can be accommo
dated, while new and generousl addition
has been made to its outfit. Mr.. G. w
! Galloupc of Swampscott has presented T.
Prof Agasslz for the school, super
yacht, of eighty tons, fully equipped am
; ready for service worth $4,000 This vii
enable the students and teachers to stud
the sea-bottom and its inhabitants by drede
ing, and also to make observations on tn
, Gulf Stream.
, Always carry revolver when you e
, horseback riding with young lady. MI
i Bragg of Visalia, CAL, carried one whc
: he took Miss Kemp to ride, the other day
and as they were both on the same horse
!, when the weapon went off, the bullet emf
! cred the young ladys knee and came out d
4 the ankle Her dress was set on fire, an
2 she was seriously injured by falling frcr
the horse, but such incidents are trivial, il
comparison with the sense of securit
which an able-bodied man derives froi
!, the possession of pistol
\ The DIFFICULTY OF FIGHTING THE Mo
= DOCS. Col. Edwin V. Sumner, who is wit