The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-27
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The Modoc war Is ended.
All quiet on the Rio Grande.
Santiago de Cuba is suffering from a
terrible drought. Water is as expensive as
wine.
Women in Florida make from $tS to 1923
a week braiding palmetto hats.
Illinois is now having the livelest ju-
dicial contest the State has ever known.
Another peril seems TO have broken out
in New York, in the revival of the mys-
FERROUS air gun.
The funeral of Joseph Faganani the ar
list, took place Saturday, at Trinity
Church, New York His remains were
taken to Boston.
Oliver Charlick, one of the new police
commissioners, has sued the New York
Evening Post for libel, claiming $4,000
damages.
George Mcdonald Rev. DIR. Chaplin and
Baron Won Schlozer, the German Minis
ter, were among the passengers for Europe
Saturday.
The post-ollice savings banks of England
have been success in that country The
plan was introduced by Mr.. Gladstone,
twelve years ago.
Analysis proves that the corned beef,
from eating which six persons were recent
~ taken sick, contained not the slightest
trace of poison.
The Rhode Island strike has failed. The
strikers, after losing much money and
time, 90 to work again at the old terms,
poorer but wiser.
Internal revenue receipts for the year
will probably exceed the estimates by 49,
600, 900 or $4,000,000. They were expect
cd to reach $110,000,000.
The Abingdon Standard says that every
case of the cerebro-spinal disease in that
town, with single exception, has resulted
fatally.
A huge iron key. 12 inches long and of
proportiouate weight, alleged to be key
to the famous Newgate prison in England,
has been presented to the athenpum.
According to the Methodist statistics the
increase of the denomination in the United
! States for twenty years has been fifty per
cent, greater than the increase of popula-
ton.
The excavations under Hell Gate are
nearly complete, and the final blast, which
is to knock the bottom out of this long
endured obstruction, will soon be fired
An Indignation meeting, composed of all
nationaities was held at Buffalo, N. Y,
Friday evening, to condemn the judicial
proceedings relating to George Francis
Train.
A number of prisoners in the Missouri
State penitentiary mutinied on Friday, ono
convict was shot and several Others llogge(
before order was restored.
James NJ Boileau, Bucks county (Pa.
lumber merchant, drowned himself al
Bristol, Pa, Saturday in fit of insanity
caused by failure of business.
Governor Dix has appointed ex-Govern
or Seymour, John ID. Van Buren, and VIM
A. Wheeler commission to investigate til,
charges against Ezra Conncll
A monument in memory of the late A
ID. Richardson OF the New York Tribune
will be dedicated on Decoration day a
the City Mills burying ground Franklin.
James Lee of Boston has been appointed
special agent to examine the name
in which certain Indian agents in Arizon
and New Mexico distribute supplies sent t.
them.
Boston mourncd the death. last week, a
the age of SO, of David Guggcnheimer, ON
of the survivors of Napoleons famou
|
: active part from the beginning to its disast
erous close.
Mrs. Senator Schurz has become heir t.
Il legacy of 100000 Prussian thalers, o
about $4,000, by the death of her uncl
; lately resident of Hamburg, Germany.
James A. Coo, the Boston forger, ha
filled in bankruptcy denial of the charg
that he has made fraudulent conveyanccs t
battle his creditors, and the case will go t
the jury, next week.
a Worcester man thought he had foun
t a cure for smallpox and secretly and be
nevolently visited some poor people sic
r with the disease, and prescribed for then
The only result was that he took the dis
= ease and gave it to several others,
= Mrs. Sherman, the Derby Borgia, show
/ good sense. She told New Haven lad
f who visited her at her Wethersiicld apar
ments, the other day, that she fully deserN
ed her punishment and that she does NJ
= wish to he released from her confinemer
for fear that, if she were set at liberty, sll
, should Immediately proceed to poison som'
body.
= The monument which Mr.. Robert Boz
ncr will erect to the memory of Mrs. Sara
Parton Fanny FERN in Mount Auburn
will consist of an Italian marble pedesti
resting on granite plinth. The pedesti
is to be surmounted by Roman eros
beautifully enriched with fern leaves; til
height of the monument will be seve
feet.
One of the most sudden deaths frol
ccrebro spinal meningitis that has occurc
& in Western Massachusetts, is that of Il
= n-year-old daughter of l.. p. Warner,
Sunderland Saturday morning. She a
i tended school on Friday morning; con
: planning at noon of headache, she rcmail
i ed at home in the afternoon, but her ca
C was not considered serious till toward ev
n ming, when physician was summone
AT six o'clock, the next morning, she W;
5 dead.