The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-30

are pctitioning the municipal officers TO re-
fuse licenses to billiard saloon keepers who
have violated the liquor law, and to prose-
cute hotel keepers and yictuallcrs who
have violated their bond Last evening
meeting was held TO discuss the the abolish
ing of the city liquor agency.
SALE or SHORT HORNS
On May 9TH u sale of some of the Mar
qus of Excicr's short horns took place at
the dairy farm ON his estate of Burghlcy
park, near Stamford. About four hundred
gentlemen and farmers attended, and the
sale was preceded bya substantial lunch,
at which the Marquis presided. The sum
realized from the sale was C1 800 the
average price being about c5l.
the VETO.
Those best informed have good reasons
for believing that the veto message was
President Grants own composition, and
that part of il was written several weeks
ago, with the design of sending 1t as a
special message to Congress urging that
body to prompt, wise and Just action on
the currency question, with view to ulti-
mate resumption
THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE yrr
Carl Simpson of Chicago has offered to
match horse to trot three races for $50
600, three-milc heats, best three in five :;
two miles and repeat, and three miles and
repeat. all three races to be taken tooothcr
against any horse mare or qelding in The
United States. all the races in harness
The winner of two races TO take the $40
600. The horse and owner In hc nomod
when the deposit is pui nm
At,n oxnorso Of 90 ooo u C,...,,
lin. propriclor or the Monmouth Dali,
Course Jonc Island hoe ,lon,,,,o1 a.I
covorc1 ,ho trocl. ,,i,h so,.or ,s,,,,.aI ,. ,
Of horse na,nr, u,linr Aha .n,at .i,a.,a
and snripgv Tho Ton,n,o 60. '''.,s ",
Centervillc tracks are too hard Kinofsh.
cr Helmbold. King Pin. Count d'Orsav
Bay Rose. Lonrfellow and other not9d
horses bovn hoon ,Iro,,,, a,,, ic ,i., ~,
trnttinr ON hos" ,,n n'p"' "''' ~ ''"'" py
noG-EIlLERs
Dog-killing sheep and goats are the latest
novelty in thc postorol wov Jobn Jo,os
oe Mt. a.,
" 'i"s"oiia' ArN'' Is aS rlci as 'oo was be-
fore his difficulties. lie has 800 Cashmere
$50 wv -i''''''oS' ooo N"'s" ol''s' ana
Ioros n.r;,os o. u,o @, r15,;. D',,.'.
that his sheen instinctivelv batd Iogs :"
nor do his goats love them any better MY
iIock, says I'VE pa'riarch, 'have bitten,
thomsand heaJ nf dnos "n,u I ,',,ic '.,in
killing dog will not come within mile of
them and their ''lonr. sharp horns
lEMfE1AHCE'
AT a mass temperance meeting at the
I-niversalst cburcb woroos,o,. Mace
Nor1ar n,nht Do. ". y, -'",,''
-'ion''S ''sn'' NV MI d. Johh, Inc
pastor, presided, and addressed the meet
ing. The other sneakers were Stenbpn :
Foster Dir Cou,d Row M Choo,.on an1
Rev. & d Hills who ,ras Il, 49," So anu ";
creas!ng the praying bands to at least
0o'on'y i've nc sau i,ooo women should
not rctire mil # had srr 3.o iaIUSI uu
pitched boldly into Mavor Davis and other
nroprletors OF the Bay state, saying they
no"' i I've m,,ou an'' imprisoned lor Keep
were ont Monday Inf nc Isnol aconn,
plished nothing.
NE" THING FOR THE AMERICAN TURF.
Under the oisnices of tho Amor;co,
1oo,,o,. C,,,,, ,Lo IT, ~. :"
'o'Noy C'uo' '"e non 'oih Norissey mas
opened betting books upon the Withers
ant Belmont stakes, to be run at Jerome
Park the first and second So,urdove Of ,ho
' W ."o
s ,loi meeting hG, iurlmen nave repeatedly
'iieu 10 estaolish the Engilsh book system
Since the horses have commenced WORKING
interest mas increased and the club rooms
iS lorgn and elamar ,' ~, ri he room
turf library and all the hest snorting ncws.
papers of the day. 1t is kept constantly
open ana Tree to all, access being obtained
by proper introduction according to the
rules ana signing the DOCK OF regulations.
ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL wIpow ~ w,su,xc
ToN.
Ma p.;,o ,,
i's' n"'ley from fIorlua' Is attracting
attention at Washington just
now. She is quite young. and very stril<.
inc in onnearonco rossoso;rn u,o ,a,,tI,
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