The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-12

Bazainc's portraits are now seized in
Paris.
Philadelplians drink water from $50 miles
Of pipe.
The Yellowstone is being damned for
gold finding.
Victoria recognizes Ireland by wearing
Irish poplns.
Webster, unabridged is to grace Central
Park, after all.
Tennessee is promised but nine speeches
by Andrew johnson.
The Pope has just paid 10000 francs for
a statue of"Jesus Scourged."
St. Louis paper is frightened, and calls
him "Toujours Bismarck"
"Purple with royal plums" is the shade
covering southern Colorado at present
Gladstone and Dollnger hobnobbing at
Munich gave the gossips plenty to talk
about.
The Chinese have begun their annual task
of driving the evil gentleman from their
midst.
Miss Rushing of Waco, Texas, embraced
the Jewish faith and then rushed into mat
rimony.
England is Gushing over the Spanish
Armada. A submarine diver of that name
is now searching for the treasure.
The most unpopular man in the country
these days is the one who saws his wood
too long for the neighbours stove.
Louisiana affairs and the scandal are not
talked about in Carson city, Nevada. They
have the "Black Crook" there.
Emily Faithful was recently summoned
by one of her compositors for breach of con-
tract but the court decided in her favor.
A New York paper touchingly speaks of
sausages as 'charming mankind by the
sense ofmystery which envelopes them"
MacMahon has no professions. When
very politely responds "Viva la Repub-
lique!"
The new Keble- College chapel. at Oxford,
England, is to cost 100000 all ofwhich ex-
pcnsc will he borne by one man-Mr.
Gibbs.
When the residents of Descanso ranch,
Lower California, need cleansing. they
merely have to go to soap-vine there, and
the thing is done.
In the summer a gentleman who called
on the British premier found him "sitting
in fur boots before large fire, trying, as
he said, to get some heat into his legs"
The Pail Mall Gazette supposes itself to
have been sufficiently definite in giving the
location of an event when it says that it oc-
Cured ''in Phillips county, United States"
An old man in Alabama has tree near
his house ovcrhanging the roof which he
wishes to cut, but is compelled to keep it
standing for fear it should kill candidate
for Congress when it falls.
A Detroit paper chronicles the "most re-
markable incident that has happened in
Michigan since the first settlement of the
State" A boy was playing with gun,
which went off without hurting anybody.
1t is said that Count Won Arnim, who was
lately dismissed from the position of Ger
man ambassador to France, is endeavoring
to enter the German Parliament, in order
to oppose the policy of Prince Bismark.
In London they have new article called
"butterine." Some deluded thief stole IA
firkin of it, thinking it was butter. Before
the magistrate description of the article
was required, when the thief was discharg-
ed from curiosity as more honest than the
owner
Since the adverse circumstances attend
ing the insurance companies in Chicago
have come to light, it is proposed to copy
the example of the Sultan o: Turkey there
and have local ordinance making it i'm
perative for all good Chcagoans to repeat
prayers Ave times day.