The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-30
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY
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The Arkansas legislature adjourned at
noon Thursday to meet Dec. Z.
The excursion party of Illinois editors,
numberlng130 reached Cincinnati Thurs
day night.
The agents and owners of the Sarmatan
have adyices per cable of her safe arrival
at Liverpool ON Tuesday last.
American hotel keepers are beginning to
call themselves managers after the Eng
fish style, instead of propretors.
The Pacific Mail Steamship company's
steamer Colima sailed from San Francisco
yesterday for Panama with 1876 passengers
and I 600 tons of freight
The convention of pig iron manufacture
crs met Thursday in Philadelphia. Mr..
Charles ]. Nurse, chairman of the pig iron
committee, presided, and James NJ. Swank
acted as secretary
The chief engineer of Louisiana states
that three million cubic yards of levcc will
have TO be built to save the state from
overflow next year, and suggests that an
appeal be made for national aid, as the
state cannot pay for more than one-third.
1t is proposed to hold state temperance
convention at Auburn. n Y. June 90
An expedition to Black Hills, Dakota, Is
organizing at Bismarck, Mimi Rack
Hills is supposed TO he rich in gold and
silver.
DR.. Carlisle and wife, residing at Alias
burg, N j, were struck by lightning on
Monday afternoon, and the wife instantly
killed. The husband, it is thought VIII
recover.
A stone building on the Duranoas plan
iation, Cuba, was destroyed by whirl-
wind Monday. Five laborcrs were killed
and twenty wounded by the falling walls,
all belonging to a chain gang employed on
the building.
South Carolina property must be- like
self-righteOusness, commodity the more
you have Of which the poorer you are. At
a tax sale in Charleston, nearly 5000 pieces
Of property were forfeited to the state he
cause nobody would bid for them,
The pedestrian fever is having Il great
run in Worcester just now The course
from the city hall to the Webster square
libcrty-polc is still the ofteuest traverscd.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Charles Bortemps
made the quickest regularly taken record,
462S.
y Lawrence policeman seeing a woman
.l,pp i, 1,,;.r
night, followed her and spoke to her twice.
The second time she slapped his face and
| he took her to the slatiOn-house. In court.
it appeared she was waiting for her hus-
band who was in a billiard saloon, and she
was discharged.
The National Convention Of Dunkers at
Gerard, ILL.,, after referring the question of
saluting the colored brethren with the holy
kiss TO each check for decision, tabooing
the use musical instruments, and interdict-
ing membership in farmers clubs adj
| journed on Wednesday to meet in Miami
Valley, Ohio, next year.
The funeral of the late Elias DOrlon of
Troy took place at his residence on First
street at II O'Clock on Wednesday, Rev.
DR.. Walsh conducted the services. The
following acted as bearers Els Morgan,
Charles Richards, G G Burdett, Capt Tup.
per, A G Daniels, Samuel Kcndrick The
remains were buried in lakewood Gem.
etcry.
j. Edgar Thompson, President of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, died al
an carly hour Thursday morning ct hi,
residence, corner Of Eighteenth and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia. His death was the
result of a complication of malades, but
mainly of Brights disease of the kidneys