The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-22

Mississippi fears ''rusty" 0at crop.
Caleb Gushing will summer in Switzer-
land
The Florida grapes arc rich, ripe and
plenty.
fellow feelng--a male pickpocket at
work.
They are already getting sick Of the dog
war in New York.
California believes in compulsory cduca-
ton after July /.
The Baltimore market is glutted with
fruits and vegetables.
Weston is again troubling the public this
time in Philadelphia.
There is some talk of inficting an illus
trated paper on Philadelphia.
Chicago inflators who believe in restor-
ing specie payments with blow-pipe call
Jones the Golden Calf Of Nevada.
Captain Surmont of the Perere has re-
ceived testimonial from the American pill
grims for landing them on the shore.
Similia Similbus enrantur. A western
veterinary surgeon claims that brandy is an
excellent remedy for the "staggers.'
An organization has been formed among
the Jewish citizens of New York to provide
fund out of which poor girls will receive a
dowry.
The London Times asserts that the stand
ard of education in New York is lower than
in the schools under government inspection
in England.
Mrs. Fry, widow Of the commander of
the Virginius, has established od.yard
in New Orleans by means of the money con-
tributed to her.
While Texas women claim to ride on both
sides of their horses, the New Y ork Herald
claims that all sensible people only ride on
the outside.
Young men are so scarce at Memphis that
each one has to take from eight to fourteen
girls to picnic, and all want to hang on
his arm at once.
Mexican editors don't care about an eX-
tended circulation. The fewer subscribers
they have the fewer times they are shot at
i Detroit Free Press.
a Richmond man, wishing to send a suit
Of clothest o Montana, and finding that it
would cost SIS by express, forwarded them
by mail at an expense of 81 so.
The New York diamond robbery turns out
to be worse than an Alaska affair. There
were really no diamonds stolen from a sea-
captain, and the whole affair is n myth.
Change! change everywhere except in
Virginia. There the young men still use
peppermint oil and lard for hair grease,
and are as happy as their grandiathers
were.
a Kansas boy earned nice Bible by
committing three hundred verses TO mem-
DRY, and then he traded his Bible for a shot
gun, and accidentally shot his aunt in the
leg,-a fearful warning to all aunts.
1t is not at all creditable to the country
men OF Father Prout that the attempt to
raise money for monument over his grave
has failed. After all the appeals, less than
hundred dollars were subscribed
According to intelligence from Zurich
the Castle of Arenburg is to be prepared
for the reception Of the Empress Eugeni,
and the imperial prince, who shortly intend
taking up their residence there.
The number of pilgrims who visited the
tomb of Mahomet at Mecca this year il
said to have been 100, 900. and owing to The
precautions adopted by the Egyptian gov,
crnment their health has been unusually
good.
At Terrebonne parish, Louisiana, tho
o.
IN which they stated that they had exam
med certain papers and found the account,
correct Twelve of the sixteen jurors were
unable to write, and made their mark tt
this valuable certificate
Ben. Perley Poore has prepared fresl
edition of his invaluable congressional di
rectory, corrected to February "a, 1874
1t contains the personal and biographical
record of the present Congress, and the en-
tire organization of the government in al
its departments.
Evansville proposes to erect monumcn
over the grave of Mrs. Lincoln, the mothe
of the late President, and committee il
already negotiating for the timber of log
cabin, all Of which was hewed by Mr., Lin
coin when he was but sixteen years old
The design is to have the timber made in
to canes and sold to add to the funds o
the association.
The southern papers continue to prin
and admire the following unreasonable par
ody "The drunkards came down lik,
wolves on the fold, their toes were all frost
ed, their noses all cold, Their weather
peeled bugles soon shone through the town
they gobblcd the money and sailed it down
then took few orders and left out of here
with their heads full of business and thei
skins full of beer"
Mississippi seems to be the last place il
the world for temperance experiments Of
large scale, yet the Mississpians are try
ing peculiar one. BY law of the las
legislature, no licenses to sell liquor ar
granted except the petition therefor be sign