The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-16
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
fly Telegraph and Mail.

Pendleton, like Butler, is now trying TO
explain away his Reputation record
The democrats carried the municipal
election at Portsmouth, N H., on Monday.
Hon. Benjamin r.. Curtis is seriously i'll
and grave fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
The Red Stockings were beaten ON the
Boston grounds, Monday, by the Chicagos;
score 10 too.
The grand jury has returned another iu-
dictment for murder against young Jesse
Pomeroy.
The New York Yji5aR thinks the third
term proposition has become 80 pro-
nounccd and tangible issue in orr politics"
Mrs. Thomas Barclay, relict Of Prcsi-
dent Van Buren,, dropped dead at her cot
tage at Newport, Monday, while preparing
TO go out to drive. She has spent the sum
mcr ther, for many years.
We made good investment in the Rus
sian Jewell. Already the dcmoralzng
renknife of the post-onlce has been
abolished.
a young unmarried woman from West
port, Mass, named Anna w. Reed, died
in Providence yesterday morning under
circumstances indicating criminal abortion.
His Royal llighness the Prince of Wales
attended Il dog show at Plymouth and
bought bull pup.
The President entertained the Aztec club
at dinner in the executive mansion last
evening. About 35 were present.
Rev. T. J. Greenwood, widely known as
a Unvcrsalist preacher and writer, died at
Maiden on Sunday.
A woman sixty years of age was burned
to death at Wolfboro'. N. H.,,. Saturday
evening.
Henry Benjamin Ste. Marie, who cap
tured John II. Surratt, died suddenly in
the street in Philadelphia on Tuesday night
last.
The boating interest at Dartmouth is at
a high pitch. Glass crews have been Sc
lected and are IN training for college re-
gatta this fall on the river.
Olive Logan is deaf, and her friends
claim that her acting should not be criti-
cised too severely on that account.
No appointment has yet been made to
the vacant presidency of the New Y ork,
Boston and Montreal railroad.
Two new theatres are in process of cree
ton in Toronto, Canada.
Frank p. Blair, who had serious re-
lapse while at Clifton Springs, n. Y, a
few days slice. is much better
Bancroft Davis has presented his Gre
dentials to the King of SaxoDy at Dresden,
and returned to Berlin. lie has taken a
fine house on the Behren Strass which he
| Will make rendezvous of Americans, and
where he will give weekly soirees.
A journalist who went with Gen, Custer
to the Black Hills is now in New York.
He says that the mineral wealth of the
country has been vastly exaggerated, and
that the expedition did not find as much
gold as could be held in thimble.
The Worcester Mass Gazette prints q
reply from ex-Gov Bullock to Hon. Geo.
NJ. Rice and 800 others who asked him to
accept nomination to Congress. The
uv'einui AGAIN uuur tcuusiy uecfnes.
Private advices from Tennessee are to
the effect that strong combination is to
made against Andrew johnson in his as
pirations for the United States Senate. The
entire state has gone democratic, and there
appears to be no doubt of the fact that a
democrat will be elected to succeed Senator
Brownlow
Pool selling on the great stallion race
yesterday at Beacon Park was about as fol-
lows: Mambrino Gift 800; Thomas JEFF
ferson, 335; Smuggler, $34; Vermont Alb
dallah, Sl3; Commonwealth, 81; Phil
Sheridan, 81; II. W. Genet, So. Total
S201.
Chamberlain, the nominee for governor
in South Carolina, is native of Worcester,
Mass, thrty-seven years old, and gradu-
ate of Yale College. A special says it is
generally thought his surroundings in con-
nection with the Moses administration will
prevent his being acceptable to the tax
payers organization, but it is believed he
will be elected.