Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-09-25

Before the war Mississippi nail es,.
year for her State printing rn55,,'y0
pet-bag rule $4,000! mutt car
A new style of crayat for rare.
has appeared. 1t is called tba ,-' ID
pay, and the inventor has sent Oac6
to be divided among politicians gross
The United States encouraras
tic industry by offering 500 rerro. Int rs
a counterfeit Of the new fifty cent r,.'-1 10, 10y
rency. "' Vl'-
1t is announced from Wasbipoto, d
another raid is to be made on f,.' M, i-'
mons as soon as Congress meets ,rS,,-
sounds familiar. '-1
Miss Dickinson is doing Colora1o o.,
has reached the summit Of Long's %. az
which affords a good view of tb n 80. -.
rounding creation. '"' s-f-
The plan of correcting ecb in r~r,.
halls by stretching wires across . tE...
from wall to wall has had q nrac So
trial in the cathedral at Cork. AMI ~.
satisfactory results. 7-
The encampment Of three mon no.
Freemort, Cal, has excited the cr-io ,.s-.
of the inhabitants. They don't M.
whether they're gypsies or innocent --o
| ticators, and don't dare ask them.
An island eleven acres in extent s-r
having a valuable deposit of guaDo rr-,
it. has been found in Lake Minnefo5ga
Mimi, which was altogether oyerlorl'-s
by the government surveyors.
There is at least one sensible dom,
crat existant, Mr. Samuel c. Cobb VII
| declines the empty honor Of a nomfra.
ton for Congress j = the Third Distr5a
of Mass.
When the Duke of Birmingham. f..
other day, feryed old lady elbow5
her way to the front of the crowd sr
claiming, God bless YOU. How.
your dear mother"
A Feejee cannibal, travelling inanas-
American show, has gone to Carving
hOd. He says he'd rather carry bis M.
tive bod than be a haythen at so dbl
lars a month. An ambitious teams-.-
has been promoted TO the vacant no,.
ton.
! Fourteen passengers, each armed with
a revolver or two, sat meeklv arr0urE
and let four robbers go through a stage.
! coach near COlfaX, Nevada. recently
The robbers got $4,000 from the e.
! press box.
The new party in Ohio is terribly =.
thusiastic, as fiedglings always are. Tie
entire brotherhood attended a ratlae.
ton meeting in Cincinnati the o'a-
! evening, and there was no crowds
| either.
The artificial butter made ia N.-
| York is becoming very popular. ami tl.
producers have been so successful tl1.
/ they announce a quarterly dividend 81,
stockholders. A mandatory is soa-t r
be established at New Haven.
Time works its own ravaros. Lst
/ week Congressman DOnnan OF Iowa Wa,
inspecting the articles on exhibition ST
the State fair there with $40 Of a.,
back pay in his pocket, when one Of De
1 constituents, believing he had as mu.
| right to the money as Mr.. Donna1t-c--
ed it.
\ recent suit against the New Ia-s
ECeniHg Post shows that Parke Goodwin
has no ownership in it: that ninety
eight shares are equally divided herw-1
William Cullen Bryant and Isaac IG.
1 derson: and that the two remalnr-
shares are held by the daughters Of ia.-
| gentlemen.
Since the decree of October p. 1856
! in Russia. abollshing scrfdOm. not Jess
than @, S92. 494 serfs and their famiG~
! mot included in the above figures have
been converted into free landowner.
leaving out of account those serfs w.0
were liberated by private arrangemat
with their masters.
A lady in Providence lost her neeig
4 the other day, and in the effort 10 in.
| find it unearthed four hundred from H.
bowels of hir pin cushion. She naw aa'
! needles to spare. 4 friend heard cf LC
| discovery and burroWed the pin-cUshioa,
of all her neighbOrs. The result was o.
founding. She gave up counting VIXEN
she reached 5000, and began 10 estimate
! She now advertiscs ''Necdles for sale
new invoice.
4 young and charming lady pass.--
along Essex street. Lawrence. The CihC
day, Just home from her vacation q ;lr
mountains, with eyes sparkling ant
| cheeks glowing like roses. was met ,r
two rough and prOfane individuals, .1e
of whom said 10 the other in low tor
BIT bond enough to heard 10y the LADY
''Painted. by Cd" F1inging him
scnrnful glance, the spirited lady SAL
qaickly. You are quite correct, sir
Chief Justice Cockburn. at the Close
of the hearing of the Tichborne case Oh
Thursday, said that if the claimant res-
umed his travels through the country
representing himself as 4 martyr.
would be the duty of the court 10 put
stop to the scandal by committing BIN
to jail. Every judge and iuryman con-
nected with the case has been threaten
ed with assassination if 4 verdict against
the defendant is brought IL. The Lllt-
Justice warned the claimant that il Dc
made another speech or appeal Delolt
the public he would surely be impTisoA-
ed. New revelations arc made ever
day of the trial, and the pa5lic lnteEes.
in the case increases.
The Tichborne claimant covered hia.-
self with glory among pigeon shooters, q.
Nottingham, recently. He went tli.le.
to contend with q local marksman, o-7
Thomas Seaton, in a match for one ll.-
dred pounds. Owing TO the rise ID Dr.
stock, which had occurred on the o..
previous. nearly eight thousand peops,
paid for admission to the grounds, a3-
so great was the desire to see hiai Una.
space for the shooting could no' ~
cleared until an hour and half after tls
advertised time. The conditions Of IL.
match were twenty-one birds eael' ..
twenty-one yards rise, and the c.alila-'
won. bringing down fifteen TO his OPP
nent's twelve. He then made speech.
and came with enough in his pocAe. y.
paw some of his witnesses. There va
great applause, and the piSeon-sLl,ooll-L7
gentry. who magnify their Office, G gear.
that no man who can kill fifteen IlseOIi77
on the wing. out of twenty--one,, col-.
ever have been brought up butcher
Wednesday was a political field day z =
Iowa, something ike a dozen hen .l-
can mass meetings being held IN aills.-
ent parts of the State. 1t was t9e IN IN
NAL opening of a campaign when W. -.
undoubtedly, result in the eiecllon. =. ~
the Republican State ticket by an T ~,
mense majority. The Democra'iic1-l,,,-yC,
eral ''anti-monopoly' pretence : -
well understood to deceive the Low. -,i
1t is a remarkable fact that U5 ~
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