The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

| SchuoHtu uHeCtOISi henry y carey and
Gen II 9 Rickett, of Philadelphia; Gems.
a Webb, Charles x Graham, and j
| Watts De Peystcr, of New York CITY
Hon A o Hester, of Harrisburg; George
| Arnold, A ID Buchcr. j Danner, DR.,
Charles Homer, ID McConoughy, ] l.
Schick, and John NJ Krauth, of Gettys-
burg.
A case is on trial at Boston, before Judge
Endicott, in the supreme court. in which
William IL Morton, plaintiff, sues James
|, ingalls, of Needham, in the sum Of So
OOO for personal injuries received by the
PLAINTIFF being bitten by dog. The cause
| OF the Injuries, which were quite serious.
Is alleged by the defendant to he the plain
tits own carelessness The accident han
pened some three years since
Maiden, Mass, boasts the future Roths.
child OF America. He is now thirteen
| years old Last winter he took the lob of
cleaning his fathers doorstep for fifty cents
and sub-let it to three other BOYS for tcn
cents each. The other day he had thirteen
boys Mt work picking blue volcts. for
which he was to pay one cent bunch of
! 100 Vlolets, and the day after he took his
Violets in basket to Boston. and on u
street corner sold them all out for ten cents
bunch, making $3.50 by the operation
Some interest has been excited 1T Wash
inglon within day or two by rumors that
D"'ier mas reversed ms determination not
to run for governor of Massachusetts, next
fall. These rumors come from Boston.
and are corroborated by persons who
detect indications here that Butler IS quiet
u t,ra nj ,.,1ae
toward the state house. 1t is supposed that
if change has occurred in his resolutions
| it has been induced partly by the fact that
| Mr.. Talbot does not seem likely so com
mand the united support Of the republican
party.
Tho fire 81, Taunton Mn. t,,,t;,i AZ
u r-',,,, ''' rN "''''" W
J. NoN'''S S'"o'cS' at 'he lalr grounds,
were burned, caused the death OF fourteen
horses, including ten trottcrs and fou,
horses intended for sale. Among them
, Ws n9rst Oh consiuer4Ple ya,He named
Of New Bedfor1 Daniel I yvor1 I",, ,f
Fall River lost trotting mare. which was
matched to trot against Daniel Green's
Jim FISK, on the taunton track, for
So0o, the 10Th ploN. Albert c. Green Of
ran Kiver also lost horse The total loss
Is esti''l''tSu al from SiO,O0O 10 S50.0O0.
an lhcehuiaiy was without doubt the cuuSe
OF inc lre'
The Philadclphi, and rh,coro l,,so I,,l
o1u,.,' - ,,.a'l .t.,..r. '''''
N,""' quay ''''I' i''s' r''u''P"hshlP game
oil the season, Monday, at Philadelphia.
The contest was very fine. showing rood
display of batting and fielding In thc
seventh inning the Philadclphias baitcd
heavily for four runs. No less than len
men Of the Chicago club went ont on
strikes SO effective was the pitching Of
Cummings The Pmladelphias did moi
| find much difficulty in hitting Zcttlin
Very few fielding errors were made on
either side. The Philadelphias made IL
base hits, and the Chicagos 3. There were
no runs earned on either side. The follow.
Ing is the score by innings:
Philadelnhias q n . Il -
Cbicaros. q q q p n n n
The coming boat race for the champion
ship of the United States and Fl 0O0 bc-
tween YIN SchorCf o,d Tor Vy,.l. ;.o,o