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

him upon the twenty-ffth anniversary of
ascending the throne of Italy, and assuring
him of the devotion and locality of the
Italians of New York.
a SOLDIERS DEATH ON DECORATION DAY.
Louis Francis, a solder of the Four
tecnth New York regiment, whose leg was
taken off at the first Bull Run battle, and
who received fourteen bayonet wounds in
the war, returned from decorating his
dead comrades graves in Greenwood cem-
etcry on Saturday. and when he had fin
ishcd eating his supper fell back in his
Ign, and always wore his war medal. On
Friday, ut the review OF the National
Guard, he hobblcd in front of Gov Dix
and gave the military salute, which the
governor returned amid the applause. of
thousands.
ELEVATOR ELATIoN.
1t is thought Ivy our leading grain mer-
chants that the announced arrangement
concluded by the city with Mr.. Vanderbilt
'oi 'nc i'''S' VI ''''''' WI '''0 "''' ''"0 IVA
great grain elevator is the best that could
have been made The fact that it often
costs as much to oct a bushel of grain
from the Central railroad to the hold of Il
sea-gong vessel as it does to carry it from
Buffalo to New York is dscrcditablc TO the
city and injurious to all shipping and to
GENERAL business.
HIGHLY INTERESTING LETTER
Is nnhIisbo1 hero from vo,,nu officer ON
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p""'u '''g '''''si "'S'"'''' sup ''"'''''"s
Tor two years past on voyage around the
world. addressed to one of our best known
o,.,,loro,. n, ,io erlioot ur tbn ,vhcrc-
r.,.n..
@DrulS oi t"c ahlafcllc continent inI9 Iel'cr
declares that no such land exists as the
Wilkes antarctic continent, and that Wilkes
saw. in fact nothing but ice fields and ice
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ono
The proposed tax on the sales of gold
onl hnnds and oihpr securities has stirred
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UP ""i H''H'''' ~" "''N O''' Wv
tice oi singing ont one class ior " fa'her
oppressive kind of taxation. Every broker
IN la .,o,,,;,cl g., ,.,,,,t lila solos aud Of
'"u'Sc " III" """' va '''"' ''i''' WIN ~ MS
up, and 10y and by we Shall hear oi the
seizure Of brokers' books and have another
nrcttv l,uc mrldle ON ON. hands The
fooltn,. IL, ,,,,. .,roo, t., ttat ronrrnss v.,,,ll
dn f,r l,o,,o,. I'm ro.toro tl,o dn,v nm fen md
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cheaper either of those articles TO the con
sumner. but simply mt larger profit int,
,,o nocl.ot. of ,ho iorro 1o,Icry
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DECIDEDLY THE COOLEST PROPOSITION
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~ ,,,u va 1,a,'d ~ ,ho en;i;or nIinno
sI y, W MIA, io,., ti tor+ I'm,
on '',ti,t,l g. ,,l.o ,lo nm ,,t /,
~ ".'' - ~ NJ, ,.,'", Ia,
."on', wy 'lr..'',.- '1 d. rara e.,
u u"'S ~, It ~; ~ o6G for nach nnrsnr
'''o nun" WI 10 ~'''00 ''' '"' u
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inr the summer the climate of Iceland i
mild and pleasant. and not severe in win
fer. The Icelanders number 60. 900 souls
Returning home we will probably touch a
Norway. Spitzberren. where walrus an,
seals abound. or Jan Maven. Representa-,
the American geographical society, and ac
companied by eight of its fellows, am f
be present at The millenninn celohr?tion o
the lcelahCllc rcpuplic: on inc "a OF August
On lhe preceding day Tie KING Oh Den
mark VIII grant Tree constitution 10 IN
,riti liz S''u 'ro "in ,M,rs has '', ,,a
celebrated its thousandth anniversary
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