The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-17
DASHEs HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 4.3j rises to-
morrow morning at Gao
Kilingson lodge No. %, |. O. o. f..
meets this Monday evening, at 7:30 at Odd
Fellows hall, Globlc block
The Young Mems Christian Association
meet at their rooms. in Buifum's block,
Merchants row. this Monday evening, at
half-past seven o'clock.
The " IIiawalha Chorus will meet on
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. at the
house of John b. Reynolds, corner of Cen
ter and Court streets. 1t is important that
ladies and gentlemen composing the chorus
should be regular and prompt in their at
tendance.
The Troy Press says, McMahon, the
Rutland wrestler, has descended into the
ruilianism and brutality of prize-fghting
and, it appears, was badly walopcl by
Jack Murphy, a New Yorker, recently. If
Mcmahon keeps on he will soon be thought
no more of than John Morrsscy, Boss
Tweed or Duke Quigley.
Rev Edward T. Fairbanks has been
called to the pastorate of the South Con-
gregational church in ST. Johnsbury
Judge Potter, of the supreme court, held
special term at the courthouse in Sandy
Hill, to hear the counsel in the people VS.
Charles Shaw, the Cambridge poisoncr, to
settle the bill of exceptions Oallcn at the
late trial( preliminary to moving for a new
trial in the case,
Stealing cattle from yards or lots by the
dozen and putting them in drovcs and tax
ing them to market is the last species Of
theft reported. Farmers, beware of travel
ing drovers.
Cambridge, n. Y, store keeper stuck
out sign, "Call and see my figs" \
joker changed the initial letter of the last
word to ''p" and the sign was promptly talk
en- in.
a conductor on the Hudson River rail
road, the other day, absent mindedly gave
a passenger a roll Of bills. The passenger
was one of those who found it necessary
to get off at the next station, and has not
since been seen.
The Delaware & Hudson canal compa-
ny, Rensselaer, 81 Saratoga division, arc
doing a heavy business over their road this
fall. Six freight trains are run daily from
Schenectady to the North and four daily
from Troy,
John G. SAKE lectured in Association
Hall, New York, Wednesday night.
The fall term of the Vermont Methodist
Seminary, at Montpelier. closes on Thurs
day with an address by Rev. II. Graham
of Burlington.
The Troy Times says the Delaware and
Hudson canal company officials in that city
say they know nothing Of the merits of tho
controversy between that company and tho
Central. 1t says: "We hear, however
from an authoritative source that the cana
company's aim is to prevent Park and tho
Central Vermont railroad from reaching
the marble quarries. The Central Vermont
road is anxious TO carry the marble east
now it comes down to Troy where it is dis
tributed and reshipped by rail and boat.
Calico balls are again IN vogue
a wedding up Town inns week
Over thirty-two thousand barrels Of pc
tatoes were shipped from Troy to New
York last week.
There were only twenty-three fights il
Pittsburgh on elect on day.
Grist mills will continue to make ful
time during the panic-as people must eat
The IInesburgh stage came into Burling
ton on Tuesday last on runners, and re
ported good slcighng until within tw
miles of the city,
Swindlers of both sexes are said to b
passing their time in various districts, col
lecting money under the pretence of tn
subscriptions being in aid Of the Memphi
and Shreveport sufferers Beware Of them
Veins Of the finest kind of black lead
also one of the largest iron ore beds in III
country have been discovered at Bolton, n
Y. The iron ore bed on the farm of T.. /
Miller is in width from 10 to 90 fee
and the vein can be traced the distance {
four miles. Means are being taken to hay
it tested to ascertain its quality.
Miss La Jennesse, formerly Of Platti
burgh, NY, has recently made an engage
ment to sing frye weeks in st. Petersburgl
for the modest sum Of 900 francs
(S2O,000) She goes with a company c
good artists.