The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-02

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Rutland county The washer is highly
recommended by the ladies of Brandon,
asfong whom are Mrs. !. j. Vail, Mrs. A.
T. Woodland, Mrs. Riley Deming, Mrs. j..
M. Bishop, Mrs. N. T. Sprague, Jr., Mrs.
S. L. Goodell, and others.
AT the first anniversary celebration of
the Portsmouth, N. H., Independent bat
talon, on Tuesday evening last, Captain
John II. Hutchinson, formerly a captain
in the Vermont infantry, responded to the
sentiment, "Our Veterans"
Too thin-The sleighing where the sun
had tull force.
Hon. George Bancroft is the Oldest sur
viving ex-colector of the port of Boston.
He is seventy-four.
The pleasant skies Of Saturday called out
crowd of customers at the stores.
The feeling prevails among Massachu-
sets republicans that The national admins
tration has treated them very stability in
regard to the collectorship of Boston.
The Omaha sinners rather caught it in
calling the Rev. Mrs. Van Colt TO preach
to them. Such turns ont to he u terror
Gotta tartar of Il preacher. and reforms
them nolens volens, and without recourse.
The Boston Jouyaa! DaHy Adceytiscr,
Herald, Post and Gio5c, all have rasping
articles condemning the action of the
United States Senate and the President in
the confirmation of Simmons as collector
of Boston
The winter which ended Saturday will
be remembered for its mild weeks and the
absence Of snow. Hardly Il railroad train
has been delayed during the whole season.
John Il. Cough is recovering from dam
gerous attack of nervous prostraton and
neuralgia which has detained him at Roch-
ester, n. T., for several days.
Col. Albert Clarke of the ST. Adams
Messenger, delivers lecture March 4, at
Enosburgh Falls, subject The Road to
Ruin
The general sentiment among the business
men of the country is for resumption and
against any further initiation.
Col w. c. Calkins of Ticonderoga. has
just returned from trip to Illinois end
Wisconsin.
At the recent blow up of the nitro-gly-
cerinc mandatory at Ticonderoga, guam
tity of grape-shot was unearthed from be-
meath the building.
The amount of money spent in the
United States for liquors during the year
1870, was 81 ,4S9, 10000 The criminal
results cost the country 800, 900, 900 more
Less than two years of expenditure like
this would discharge the whole of the pub.
lie debt.
Rev MIR. Dascomb, recently of Wood.
stock, will be installed over the Congrega-
tional church at Winchester. Mass, on the
4h of March.
The Hartford Courant says Colonel Still
well of Indiana, who, it will be remember
ed, was killed by John Z. Corwn, two
months ago in shooting ARRAY, hid $780,
900 insurance on his life, some of the poll
cies being held by IL Hartford, Conn, coul-
pany. 1t is now reported that all NE COM
panies interested will contest payment, On
the ground that his death occurred while
he was engaged in an unlawful act, and
also that it was the result of intempcrance.
Rev. l.. II. Stone of Castleion, lcctured
on Temperance on Thursday evening nj
Ticonderoga on Saturday evening at
Crown Point, and on Sunday ut Port Hen
ry.
Fires have been started at the new fu :
naces at Port Henry.
Six car loads of iron ore were shippc Il
from Port Henry to Scranton. Penn, IT, e
other day for pudding purposes.
The salaries of the Judges of Probate IL
Vermont amount to 81, 750.
Ellen Keene of Burlington armed herse If
with an axe and threatened to assault az y
person who came in her way She WIS
brought before the city court and foun d
guilty, but Judge Tyler suspended sell
tence, believing her to be insane.
The Burlington Free Press pays Il conf
pliment to two young men of this county.
1t says; Messrs Armstrong 81 Jacliman
have closed their business here and taken
the old Joslin store at Poultney. Thes.
gentlemen have borne an excellent leputa-
ton as merchants during their briet stay
among us, and socially have made many
friends, and everybody is 10th to part with
them. Mr.. Jackman, who leaves this af-
ternoon, has host of acquaintance and
friends, who will much miss his uniform
good nature and quiet fun. May they
both ''live long and prosper
President Buclham is the nom inee oil
both the republicans and democrats for re
election as one of the school commissioners
of Burlington.
The stock and provision markets will be
found on the second page.