Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-05-28
King Amadeus is said to be writ ing his.

King Amadeus is said to be writ ing a his
tory of his reign.
The first woman superintendent of schools
in Illinois, is Miss Hettie Sinclair, and Kan.
kakee county is her 4" diocese"
The young sister of Miss Adelaide Phil
lipps, who is now studying in Italy, is likely
to prove one of the brightest operate stars
America has yet had to boast.
Issac Rice has been Postmaster of Henpi.
ker, n H., ever since 1893.
Nebraska is out of debt, and her constitu-
ton prohi bits her from mourning more than
$50 900 of that luxury.
Ex Senator Pomeroy's trial on the charge
of bribery comes off before the June ter If
the Criminal Court at Topeka, Ka nsas
Henry Ward Beecher was thrown from
his carriage on Saturday in New York, BY
a collision with heavy truck. His vehicle
was badly broken, but the reverend gentle
man was unhuTt.
The bill in equity of the United State,
against the Union Pacific and Credit Mobiler
makes twenty pages. Ii is to be tried at
Hartford, Conn, before Judges Hunt and
Woodruff.
Jas. W Wallack, the actor, of New York.
died Saturday in q sleeping car of cOnSump-
ton while travelling from South Carolina
homeward. He was accompanied by his
wife.
The Tichborne claimant will soon appeal
to the public again to raise money i0r bis
defense.
The canal project broacbed by the Gov
ernors''' Convention at Atlanta, cOnten-
plates the modest subsidy of Sl75, 900, 600
| from the General Government.
The Philadelphia Press wants us to believe
that over 1000 Pennsylvania hotels have been
closed since the vote on the license question.
few months ago.
A new union depot is to be built at Wells
River for the accommodation OF the three
railroads centerlng ttere-
The fourth annual gathering af the New
England Woman Suffrge Association in the
session in Boston. President Julia Ward
Howe prcsides, aud the sperkers include
many veterans The Massachusetts, legs
latuse is vigorously den Danced
A memorial service of Cyrus NJ. and Mary
| Ripley Fisher, two victims of the Atlantic
disaster, will be held at Rutland on Thurs
day afternoon. S NJ Dorr of Rutland
spent weeks on the scene Of the wreck in ef-
| forts to recover the bodies of his towns peo-
pie, but without success.
A western paper makes this attempt to 81
lence the originators of old lady items; An
old lady 391 years old, lately walked 300 10
wa miles in one day, chopped 10 cords Of
wood, dug so bushels of potatoes, and then
danced all night.
Barnum has been in Philadelphia looking
/ for 10 or II acres of pasture land or vacant
lots on which he can put up his show Tor
| the centennial.
! 1t is now understood that Messrs. Twain
and Warner have decided to christen taer
santling The GiLded Age.
Mark Twain sailed for Europe on Satur-
day.
Knave of Clubs-Captain Jack.
The funny things OF the Danbary Mars
are to be collected int book, - Life IN Dan
bury; by j. NJ. Bailey
Ia the case of James r. Os5cod versus
Albert L. Luyster and others before the |.
S Circuit Court at New York. on Saturday,
Judge Biatchford granted an Injunction re-
straining the defendants from selling copies
of Bret Harte'J books published IN London
and ordered them to account for all the sales
| heretofore made.
ANY one who understands the geography
of the country will see that the Portland *
| Ogdensburg will afford Boston tut poor con-
ISOLATION for the loss of the Central, and the
sooner they realize this fact and set them
selves to the task OF making friends OF the
new mana cement of the Centeral, the better
| for their own nterests.-&aqd trd
4 FLOOD visited toe region near Que1ec
Saturday, the St Lawrence and tributaries
rising very high. Fifty thousand logs were
set adrift.
So far. 423 bodies have been recovered
from the wrecked Atlantic, leaving lis pas
sengers unaccounted for, about dozen OF
whom cabin passenge Is.