The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-28
RUTLAND AND VICINITY,

There seems to be Il difference OF opinion
in regard TO the origin of the fire
in Ryans shop Monday night, and on
further investigation we are inclined TO
thinl; il may have caught from the forge.
although the worllmen say the fire was put
out ut five o'clock that night
John Mcllahon of Rutland and Homer
Lanes wrestling match takes place May
3Olh at Troy. n. y.
William +. Lawler. n Troy, n. y, pen
vendcr and swindlcr, who it was reported
was assailed with stale eggs at Rutland,
(Which we think is not a fact, has been
indicted and done up in Court for dis
turbing the public peace at Wilmington on
Saturday
The securities Of the New York. Boston
and Montreal railroad command two per
cent. premium in the London stock mar
ket
Rutland Lodge of Good Tcmplars meets
this Wednesday evening at Oddfellows
Hail.
The New England Fair is to I've held on
the Mystic Park grounds at Medford near
Boston, commencing Sept. ID.
The Hudson River passenger steamboats,
commenced their regular trips on Monday
last
The sum of eight thousand dollars has
been pledged by the Vermont Conference
to the Methodist Seminary at Montpelier
1t is annoying to read of pure milk being
sold in some of the cities for .foUr cents per
quart.
The sun will set tonight at 1921 rise
tomorrow morning at 4:2S.
The public schools will close with an eX-
animation and public exercises at the Town
Hall, Friday June 27th,
To-day is the anniversary of the making
n. p. Banks and John c. Fremont Major
Generals in 1861.
A great excitement was produced on
Merchants Row by fight between two
dogs as big as rats yesterday
Mr.. Loren Atwood is improving and
hopes are entertained that he may recover.
The middle run on the Saratoga railroad
from Troy, which was put on Monday, was
crowded with passengers,
Ninety-one passenger trains arrive and
1a,,art frp,,, ITpiAn 1pnnt Of Trnu npIn,
the new timetable of the Hudson Il Della
ware Canal Co.
w. c. Crum the advertising agent of
Barnums great show arrived in town last
evening, accompanied by ten men, and
took quarters at the Bates House. We may
now look out for big posters.
Provided IA full car load can be obtained
special car will leave here over the IIar-
lem Extension railroad on Friday next, the
S0th, for Troy, to witness the wrestling
match between McNIahon and Lane, to take
place ON that day, and return the same
evening. Tickets $500 for the trip which
can be obtained at the Harlem Extension
Office or of Charles II. Staples
Senator John w. IIartshon Of Essex
county was in town yesterday.
GENERAL NOTES
The lease Of the Harlem railroad for forty
years to the New York Central commenced
on Monday.
Levi Hazeton has been appointed post
master at Bristol vice w. II. IIolley re-
signed
A Peoria dentist is accused of plundering
the teeth of dead people
Edward II. Cook, one-armcd soldier,
was accidentally and probably fatally shot
by the careless use of firearms in the hands
of his brothel-n-law at Wilmington, sun
day.
Gen. Deycns, the new commandments
chief of the Grand Army, will transfer the
national headquarters from New York tC
the department headquarters in Boston
No. 36G Washington street.
A Boston-lager beer saloon posts th
notice "Only those liquids will here b.
given to friends which our immaculate
legislature considers healthy"
Worcester dealers have shut down on
lager-beer selling, and now vend only
"Schenck. " The state cOnstablcs have sOm'
of it in the hands of chemists to see VIVA
1t is in English.