The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-02

RUTLAND AND VICINITY.


The Sun sets tonight at 7.30, and rises
tomorrow morning at 4.25.
Clear and partly cloudy weather to-day
says "Old Prob"
Yesterday was Whit-Sunday, on which
day the churches commemorate the gift of
the Holy Ghost, who on that day visibly
descended upon the Apostles. This festi-
val corresponds to the Pontccost among
the Jews. 1t has been observed by Christ
ians from the earliest days of Christianity.
Joel B. Harris and family sail for Europe
in June, after the graduation of Mr..
Charles p Harris from the Troy Polytec
mic Institute on the 18th of June.
David Oney, on Friday morning, when
arraigned before Justice b. w. Marshal,
had no memory, but Saturday morning his
memory became refreshed and he disclosed
to the Justice the purchase of liquor of
Richard Clark, who was fined $17.S1 in
Guiding the costs. Oney was fined $13.74,
and committed to jail.
The Boston papers say that Barnum has
the best company of athletes, cquestrians
and circus performers in the world and
his collection of animals is without parallel
or precedent. His exhibitions are given in
three separate tents, so that three different
exhibitions can be seen at once, and all at
one price of admission.
O'Brien's circus is headed towards Rut-
land,
An exchange says the mean temperature
for the past few days has been meaner than
usual
Look to the currant bushes-the worms
are on hand.
Race horses attached to sulkies were
quite frequent on our streets on Sunday.
We are under obligations to L. n. Merri-
am for sheet music which will be definitely
noticed in to-morrow's issue.
Our thanks are due to Hon. George f.
Edmunds for copy of the Directory of
the Mild Congress, compiled by Ben
Perley Poorc.
lit CTONucO Slilc VI OuI Coluiillis thio
morning compels us to defer the puhlica-
ton until tomorrow mornings issue, an
abstract of the sermons delivered from our
village pulpits on Sunday.
A full account of the examination of Mr..
ellison and his acquittal will be found in
another column.
A full account of tie great wrestling
match, entitled Rutland against New York
is published this morning
An international wrestling match is an
nounccd to take place in New York to-
morrow, June 3D.. The wrestling will be
for cash prize of $500, and the contest
ants are ]. II. Mclaughlin champion of
Detroit John Mcmahon of Rutland, and
Homer Lane of New York.
Leave your coal stoves undisturbed a
little time longer
Hon. II. E Stoughton still remains in a
comatose state. His attack is now said to
be apoplexy instead of paralysis.
Bishop DeGoesbriand of Burlington, CON
firmed quite. a number of persons at the
Catholic Church, in Brandon, on Sunday
week.
A holy mission in which much interest
was manifested has been held at the Catho-
lie Church in Brandon, concluding on
Thursday last.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Oldest person in TT. Ann, N. Y, is
Joseph Wyman, who if he lives until the
18th of July, will have entered upon his
hundredth year.
A temperance convention of the Troy
Conference of the Methodist Church will
be held at Plattsburgh, N. Y, July LIST.
Some of the most eminent speakers of the
Conference will be present
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany will furnish half fare tickets to per.
sons attending the State Sunday School
Teachers Convention at Blnghamptonr
N.