The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
ny Telegraph and Mail.

Liinu Durrltt is dangerously Ill NJ MS res
idcnce in New Britain, Conn.
The President remains very firm in his
position on the southern question.
1t is stated that Gen. Meigs has been
offered the mission to st. Petersburg.
Low Il Horizons carriage factory at Troy,
N. y, was burned Monday. Loss $lO,-
900; partially insured.
Monday night the store Of Hodge & Sons
in North Adams was robbed of $4,000
worth of jewelry and 5000 in cash by TN
known parties.
1t is reported that the town of Worthing-
ton, Mass, was burned on Saturday only
one store was left
There was IL serious fire Mt Georgetown,
Mass, Monday, shoe factories, stores and
stables being destroyed; loss cs mated at
$4,000
George W. Gregory OF Massachusetts,
who has been principal examiner in the
patent office for fourteen years, las re-
signed his position.
The noted trotters Occideni, Judge
Fullerton and Gloster have been entered
for the So 009pursc race which is to come
off in San Francisco on November I.
1t is announced in the most authoritative
manner that General Sherman's friends are
making arrangements to bring him for
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presidency.
N. Burnhan, a prominent citizen of
Monticello, n y, died from an overdose
of morphine
The Boylston Hotel, in Boston, was
damaged by fire Monday morning to the
amount of 1875. 900. Insured for $50, 600.
The occupants lost $4,000.
The lieutenant governor of Massachu-
sets, by and with the advice OF the council
has fixed Thursday, November 90. as the
annual Thanksgiving.
Tue members of one of the boating
clubs of Dartmouth college were all poison
ed, last week, by eating syrup that con-
tanned sulphuric acid and one of them is
confined to his bed,
III spCcCu 1T u TcpuDHCdn TutlllcailOn
| meeting in New York. Monday night,
Governor Dix expressed himself definitely
and strongly opposed to third term for
President Grant.
The Times correspondent at Bombay tel
graphs that 1t is estimated that 1900 per-
sons were killed in the town and district of
Midnapore during the recent cyclone.
James Il. Fields has been invited to three
chars as professor of English literature
and rhetoric in as many colleges within a
short time.
Senator Edmunds of Vermont was to
have spoken Monday night at the republi-
can mass meeting in New York city, but
was detained at Washington on personal
business.
Arrangements are in progress for Il walk
ing match of 100 miles, tor the champion
ship of America and purse of 500, open
to all, at the driving park at Hudson, n
Y, early in November.
The suit of Theodore Tilton agains, Mr.
Beecher for damages has been pnt on the
November calendar and is numbered 12S
The decision of Judge Nelson on the APP
plication for bill of particulars has mo-
yet been rendered
Henry Kennot, the author and publisher
died at New York on Sunday His --latest
work was ''Bibliotheca Diabolica," being ;
list of books relating to the devil.
Senator Edmunds of Vermont, is report
ed to have remarked Tuesday that he doe
not believe the President has ever contem
plated becoming candidate for the presi
dency for the third term. Senator Ed
mnnds had a long interview with the Pres
ident Monday.
1t is expected that when the report o
Gen. Sheridan is received from Fort Sii
the chiefs Santanta and Big Tree will b.
delivernd over to the state authorities o
Texas, by whom they were released, to b.
hung for murder, as they have violated thu
conditions of their release and been fount
in armed hostility to the government.
r We understand that President Potter @
Union college, threatens the suppression 0
from the college of the board of editors
5 This move on the part of President Potte
, is caused, we are told, by the publication
in the last number of the Spectator of a
article rejecting upon the 'Prex." On th
other hand it is stated that the students o
s the college, almost without exception, sa
that they will stand by the Spectator ed
tors, and, in case of their suspension an
the suppression of the paper they will RI
+ bel in body.
Robert Wiley of Troy, after cleaning h
horse Tuesday morning returned toput
: blanket upon the animal, when it suddenl
: reared, throwing both hind feet heavil
against the breast of Wiley, crushing !
l. the ribs and inflictnp Injuries that resulte