The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-24
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
ny telegraph ana Mail.

Columbus Delano is the last person sug.
gested to succeed President Grant.
"Big Frank the bank robber escaped
from Newcastle Jail Tuesday
Fred Grant who accompanied Gen. Gus
ter TO the Black Hills, says all the scientific
men OF the party deny the existence Of
gold there.
A locomotive boiler exploded ON the
Portland e Ogdensburg railroad Tuesday,
killing the engineer and severely wounding
two others.
Rev. Olympia Brown, wife Of Mr.. willis
gave birth 10 son last week, and they arc
dreadfsly puzzled to know which surname
to give 1t
Ducnos Ayres wants Nine. Nilsson to
sing there, and $50, 900 has been raised for
that purpose.
Professional musicians who came 10 this
country in AZ, 4S and 40 propose holding
n grand musical jubilee TO celebrate the
twenty-flfth anniversary of their escape
from monarcbical despoism.
AT meeting of the cooperative board
of Manchester, England 1t was resolved to
invite Wendell Phillips 10 the cooperative
congress in London.
In the stallion race at Beacon park,
Tuesday, for purse'of $4,000, Mambrino
Gift won first money, Phil Sheridan sec
ond, Parks Abdalah third and Common.
wealth fourth. Smuggler did not tro,
James Ten Eyck of Peekskill and John
Biglin Of New York have signed articles to
row three-mle race, with one turn, for
$500 side, on the Hudson at Nyack, Oct.
7th.
johnny Murphy and Joe Coburn have
agreed to fight in room with but twelve
men of each side present.
Vermont Abdallah won the 233 purse of
$4,000 at Narragansett park, Monday.
woman suffrage convention was held
at Old Orchard, Me-. Tuesday, the speakers
being Lucy Stone Blackwell, her husband.
Nj. Almy Aldrich of Boston. Miss East
man OF Lowell, Mr.. 1oyt of Haverhill and
Others. No new ideas were put forth.
About five hundred men were present.
The republicans af Columbus, o., have
nominated David Taylor, practical farm
er, for Congress
David j. Hitchell, a prominent lawyer
of Syracuse, n. T., and partner of Attor-
ney General Pratt, died at the Clifton
Springs water cure establishment at nine
O'Clock Tuesday.
Elmer Washburn. late chief of police of
Chicago, H., has been selected as the sue
cessor of Col. H. c. Whitley He will
probably take charge of the Secret Service
on the LIST of October. and will at once set
about the reorganization of the division.
A correspondent of the New York Sun
proposes Beecher for the presidency, but
only in the event of his legal acquit,al of
of the charges against him, when he will
be the most popular man in the country,
and consequently the most eligible candi-
date.
Gen. p. G. T. Beauregard and daughter
of New Orleans, and Gov. Claflin and
family of Massachusetts are ut the St.
Lawrence Hall, Montreal.
The American delegates to the interna-
p'''"i NNh-IiNNS udNC NlTlNtu III
Berne.
New York paper in noticing the death
of twin brothers, makes the astonishing
statement that both were born in Newark,
N. j.
The English ladies who were hunted for
throughout France on charge of COM
plicity in the escape of Bazane were two
boarding school misses from Cannes, who
went out in boat and got up Irritation
with Colonel Villette, the marsbals aide
de-camp.
The entries for the Albany fair closed
Tuesday with greater number in the
several departments than was ever known
at state fair there. The show of horses
and cattle is very large.
Mr.. a. C. X. Ross, father of Charley
Ross, has commenced a libel suit against
the proprietors of the Reading Eagle for an
alleged grossly defamatory article published
in that paper on the 10Th inst. A warrant
for the arrest Of the parties was issued to-
day. Mr.. Ross declares in his affidavit
that the whole article is utterly and COM
pletely false.