The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-01
Current Notes.

artificial poverty.
None but the contemplate are opprchcn
sive of contempt.
The small courtcsics swccten life; the
Greater ennoble 1t.
Our homes should be as holy a. our
churches, to say the least
No man was ever so much deceived ny /
another as by himself.
A book is letter to the unknown friends
one has in the world.
Custom may lead man into many e.
rors; but it justlies none
How to turn peoples heads come INTO
concert late with crcaking boots.
The usual fortune Of complaint is TO cN- /
cite contempt more than ricty.
When does farmer worl, - miracle: .
When h. turns his horse TO gras'
Nevada has named new county "Bran- 1
dv." to excite the spirit of emigration.
When he to whom we speak. and he |
who speaks. dr not understand. that Is |
metaphysics.
1, is with our Judgements 90, with GIN
Watches none go just alike. yet each I've (
lcycs his own.
Attention to the mind is thenaiuial pray .
cr that we make TO interior truth, that We
may discover it.
Both Butter and his friends arc lcspon-
dent now.
The losses by the recent storm in Del
aware were $3.50 600.
No fears are entertained ut Wa.hinetnn
of Il general In liam war.
Mayor Medill and family of Chicago has
.aicd for Europe.
\ receiver has been rctitioncd for the
i>anawaha Coal and OIL Company.
The wires of the W. L. Telegraph Conn
pany have hecn seriously dtmagcd in Nova
Scotia
Congressman Bird OF New Jersey has
returned Si,7So back pay to tie United
state, Treasury.
\ steamer with q load of cattle >wampcd
at Shreveport, Louisiana enc hundred
head were drowned.
Rocco. an Italian teacher Of music ,ui-
cidrd mt New York. by shooting himself in
the right jaw.
e, bore is man who spends So much time
talking about himself that you can't talk
lhOpt yourself
\ man with hut one idea in his head is
-urc to rXaggefatc that to top-h,avine.-.
and thus he loses his equilibrium
The representatives. Of Sweden and Italy
have jointly rented and occupy Il cottage at
Newport, near the Academy of Music.
\ Dubuque congregation owes its pastor
$3.50 back salary, and wonder, why his
.crmnnS are not rs trrvil rs thpy used to
TIC.
\ man shooting in the woods in Dcla.
ware County was recently attacked by minlis
and only escaped after severe fight.
The beloved OF the Almighty are the rich
who have the humility of the poor and the
poor who have the magnaninity OF the rich
Gen. Custer of the Yellowstone cXpedi-
ton will it is thought, have many addition
al conflicts with the Indians.
Alfred Pike, clerk in the New York
post-oilicc, is charged with opening letters
passing through the office.
The Belle Vernon, which lately sunk at
taseyvillc. Ky, is total loss She was
valued at $4,000 and insured for 81 900.
Two men were held for trial mt New
>ork, for receiving $4,000 worth Of silk.
stolen by clerk on Mercer street
Eight men at San Juan South Cal, rob.
he'd store with violence of $500, and then
murdered hotel proprietor and two others.
Forty cases of whiskey and brandy were
seized on the Swedish steamer Uaafngcr.
Five deep vaults filled with humop re-
mains, in a horrible condition, have been
found in the University Of Pennsylvania ut
Philadelphia.
The National Commercial Convention.
winch was to meet at Pittsburg on the I'd
OF September, has been postponed until the
18th of November.
1t is stated that the young Democracy of
Boston propose to present to the convention
the name Of cXNIayor CASTOR rs candidate
for Governor.
Ali. John Nichols of Philadelphia was
sentenced to nine months imprisonment for
cXacting exorbitant fees from persons
brought before him
deputy marshal was beaten by the cap
tain and crew of the schooner Henry Cas-
lofi. The officers got tug boat pursued
the schooner and placed his abuscrs in iail.
\ man died, as it was supposed, at West
minister, Md, and after being kept on ice
for forty-cight hours showed signs of life
during the funeral services and was revived
The Directors of the Panama railroad
company have resolved to pay the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company n $4,000. 0O1 loan.
provided the steamship company will make
the directors Il bill of sale of six vessels.
contemplates placing a customs officer in
the New York post office, to dctain foreign
mail packages upon whose contents no du-
~ has been paid and 20 notify the parties
To whom they are addressed
\ large amount of the securities of the
city of Brooklyn cannot be found. Asss-
iant Treasurer ROdman is said to ave spec.
nlatcd with the funds, and he indicates
others. Treasurer Spraguc is wealthy and
his bondsmen responsible.
Fire prevention and fire cXtinouishucnt
require the cooperation of faithful building
inspectors, care among owners ard occu-
pants. rigid adherence TO the teachings of
experience among insurance companies.
and n wcl-disciplined, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fire Department.
The grangers and the veterans of the
Mexican war held mass meeting at Browns,
vile, Mo Fifteen thousand people were
present. Thomas II. Allen, Master of the
State Grange, made Il speech, as did also
Major G. w. Gilscn, of st. Louis
At meeting OF French citizens of New
York ii was resolved to present Theirs with
copy OF Washington Irying's life Of Wash
ington, valued at 81 600, and an address suit-
ably framed. The officers of the French
benevolent societies Of New Orleans and
San Francisco addressed the meeting.
The iir,i race al Long Branch was won
by Village Blacksmith, the second by Cot
fees colt, the third by Warlikc. the fourth
by Shylock. The first race at Boston was
won by Highland Maid, the second by Mollie
Morris, The first race at Middletown was
won by George Il. Daniels and the second
by Mystic
General Adelbert Amcs was nominated
by the Mississippi Republican convention
for Governor on the first ballot, receiving
1877 votes. r. C. Powers, the present in
cumbent, received 40 votes The other
nominations will be madn tn-mnrrow rhn