The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-24
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Senator Morrill, has not fully decided to
serve on the joint congressional committee
which is to sit at Washington during the
coming recess to devise new system of
government and taxation for this district,
but should he serve it will prevent his re-
turn home Immediately after the close of
the session.
Executive committee of the New Eng
land agricultural society were in session
Monday, with the officers of the Rhode
Island society, arranging for the coming
fair at Narragansctt Park, Col Nccdham
presiding Great preparations are making
and much interest is manifested through
out New England. 1t was voted to make
no trotting purses.
All the hotels at Long Branch are now
open for the season Over hundred are
at the Rowland house, and the Mansion
has been literally patronized. Spencer q
Bates have charge Of the Clarendon, which
looks bright and fresh under new coat Of
paint. The United States opened on the
18Th. 1t has been newly furnished through
out and is under charge Of the proprietor,
Nj. NJ. Laird
The president has signed the currency
bill reported from the last committee Of
conference, audit has therefore become law.
Under this bill all the western and southern
states and territories, with the exception of
Colorado, Montana and Wyoming will be
entitled to additional circulation. Indiana
will bc entitled to about - 100000, Ohio
to about $6,000,000 Minnesota 5000 900,
and Nebraska 100000. The other west
crn and :, 3ihcrn states will be entitled to
Much idrgo. amounts. Several new banks
have already been authorized to commence
business
Francis Herman, a ship rggcr Of New
York, with two comrades, took the twelve
o'clock train from Philadelphia for home
on Sunday night The party fell asleep,
and just this side Of Trenton, at las a. m.
Herman arose and deliberately walked to
the platform and stepped from the car
while it was moving, He fell between the
two tracks, and did not awaken until the
newspaper tfaih tilnueIeu ny al o'oo' WnGh
shonted Gar helm hnt nome came mntiI oi,rh,
o'clock, when he was found by trackmen,
who took him to the Trenton depot. where
medical aid was called HIS right ltg was
u'o'>uii ""T,o 'np >n'' nc say '"'' ut
Mir Casper Fisher, who lives ON the
mountain near Ellenyiic. X :. having
taken a vounp wife. was visited ON Sat.
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EIiehFllic "o"'"W slE''s sIiihhieitoh
party. They Kept up IL lively din with tin
horns and pans. shot gums. &c. until tho
bride at last put her head out of a window
above and incurred if they "hand'nt made
racket enough" At this one of the party,
steppine under the window. shot poini
blank at the bride. Then they fled The
lady. who was nearly killed, was shot in
the mouth. Six Of her teeth were carried
away. and they. with the wad were driven
iuuo iei M, upns"c' ,r az insi "e Ieast Nv,
house is Scared with rnn shot
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brought iofth;
DEAR MADAME: have to inform yot
that | left Col. WadsW0rth at Miss Houses
at Philadclphy larst Wednesday. He haC
ben quit unwol, but was on the mendns
hand, and hops soon to recover ms he haC
ben taking tissels. lie is going to Norginnt
so you Wont have the Plesur of sccin!
him soon As for nucs we have non bu
whot roat Dannel and,that is partly gees
work. Pleas to give my most respectful
compliments to all the Ladys of yonr hou
and mastor dannel not forgitting the youn,
gen. . man 'Ilot TOOK up ms L;9S at you
trnds am dco, MADAM, With ' th 'n drn,o.
respects your most obedicnt hum6el sar
want ISRAEL PUTNAM
The Seventh regiment presented TO tn,
city Monday evening fine memorial stat
ne in honor of their comrades who fell il
the war of the rebellion. 1t is the work o
]. O. A. Ward. The figure. which is i,
bronze, is that of an American soldier il
fine uniforn, of tho Seventh nm dntv nc y,
ut, 80. - -
o"'P''' ,0!''9' ~ "1so W Vu'noy s'l''
ltc was designed by K. NJ Hunt. The sit
OF me statue IS knoll at the northwcs
ehd OF the Dail ground. The Seventh reg
iment with 1ull ranks and -four hundred
ana my veterans OF the regiment wer
drawn up IN front OF the statue during tn
ceremony OF presentation which was seer
by at least liye thousand persons. Col
washington Il. Nermilye delivered the pre-
sehtaloh speech the sculptor, }. q \
ward unveiled the statue; Col. II. G
otepehs accepted 1t Tor the park commits
SION, and GOV DIX closed the ceremonie
WIN IN interesting sketch OF the achieve
menis OF TIC REGIMENT in the war
A duel was orrsprc1 70 take place !
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