The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-14
s.0Ci2, NEWTON


The women's Temperance meeting will be
held in the Baptist vcs,ry 10 day at three
o'clock
A suit was before Justice Marshall yes
terday afternoon on a writ of replevin
brought by W. b. Marry Of Boston for
the recovery of some liquor shipped to
him at Port Henry and seized by the cru
saders, while in transit. at the Rutland
freight depot. n. p. Simons, A. +. Walker
and c. II. Joyce appeared for the claimant
and d. f.. Nicholson and W. G. Dun
ton for the defence. The trial was held
at Dunton 4 Ncazcy's Office and was ably
argued by the several counsel ON both
sides. The justice reserved his decision
until 10 o'clock this morning.
The remains Of eX-mayor John l.. Flagg
of Troy. n. y. arrived here last evening.
on the 9'2O train from Troy accompanied
by the mourning family and friends of the
deceased, including Mrs John l.. Flagg,
widow of the deceased Mr. John Flagg.
father of the deaCeased Col W. W. Brown.
Geo. d. Flagg, Samuel H. Fagg and VIM
kensett, all of Providence. II. l. The
party partook of refreshments at the Bates
House and departed for Weston, Mass. on
the midnight train where the remains are
to be buried. Col. W. G. Nea2ey and wife
of Rutland. attended the funeral at Troy,
yesterday.
We learn there is no Improvement in the
condition Of Dea. FIRE lerick Button. of
Clarendon, who was stricken with paralysis
on Monday.
1t will be seen from notice published in
another column that our townsman. John
n. Woodtin, has formed a copartnershp
with L. p. ellison and Waldo =. Clement.
in the marble trade. II will be gratifying
announcement TO our citizens that Mr..
Woodfin has decided to make his home in
Rutland. We trust abundant prosperity
may attend him in his new relations and
that his decision to remain among his
friends may prove as successful as he may
desire, for Rutland cannot afford t. lose
young men of Mr.. Woodhus character and
business ability
Hon. T. W. Park has disposed of his
$3.50, 900 interest in the Central Vermont
railroad, the transfer having been made
within the last day or two.
1t is said a large number of bodies re-
main in the West street cemetery vault,
that have been there for several years
Would 1t not be well for the authorities to
request those having friends in the vault to
have them removed and inferred
Who, in Rutland on these chilly easter
ly May mornings, can fail TO recall the SEN
sation of having seen better days.
Yesterday will pass for sultry sum
mer's day-the first Of the season.
Our citizens should bear in mind the fact
that the grand concert by Halls celebrated
orchestra of Boston, assisted by Miss Ora
ziela Ridgway, the favorte soprano, oc-
ours at the Opera House on Saturday even
ing next.
To remark made to him about "the il
wind, etc, yesterday forenoon, one of ON
doctors replied, "If this does not bring case!
OF pneumonia, | hardly know what will
owing TO peoples imprudencc." But ever
the doctor will be glad to lose his fees ant
find his probabilities ncgatved by facts
Sportsmcn will find an interesting artcl
on 1.-The trout streams of Vermont" OF
the fourth page
A communication relative to the annexa
ton of portion of Windsor to Rutlan
county, will be found upon the first page
The GLOBE assumes DO responsibility &c
the sentiments expressed or the languag
in which ii is couched. Desiring to civ
free expression Of opinion upon all que'
lions in the columns of the GIoHR. it
published.
On the second PAGE will be found an a,
count of one of those shocking stories
brutality that occur chiefly in the annals
the South American republics An Office
caused the British vice consul AT San Jo
de Guatemala 10 be publicly whipped
the extent Of two hundred lashes. and The
endeavorcd himself TO escape from Il
town, on ship in the harhor Int was sl
and killed.