The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-03
THE PRESIDENTS VETO ABROAD.
LATEST NEWS NgIzuAssN
BY Telegraph and wall.

The Chicago Times of Monday morning
publishes crop reports from various points
throughout the states Of Illinois. Iowa,
Wisconsin, Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota
and Kansas, from which it appears that on
an average the areage Of wheat sown is
much in excess Of that of last year, and
that the yield promises to be quite up to
the average; and in corn, oats and barley.
fully up tO the average The average
amount of land has been seeded, and the
crops will he large. Fruits Of all deacFip-
tions never looked better.
Monday painter named McCulioch,
while al work on one OF the bridges on
Three Sisters Island, Niagara Falls. fell
into the rapids, and was being swiftly
borne by the current to the edge Of the
falls, when he caught ON a rock one hun
drcd feet only from the t'lighiful abyss
and hung there. Thomas Conroy lied
rope to his body, and making his way to
the rock, rescued McCull0ch from his peri
lous position.
The dam of the Colchester wheel works
IN Colchester, broke away Sunday morn
ing, carrying with ii a building used as n
spoke mill, and two bridges. one hun
drod feet of the most substantial part Of
the dam. which had been built twenty
years and was considered perfectly safe.
were carried Oft.
Monday, Thomas Farrell, Il white man,
disputed with a colored man named Henry
Porter, both Of Memphis, Tenn, concern
Ing the civil rights bill, whereupon the lat
ter cut Farrell with Il razor across the alb
domcn, letting out the mtcstincs
Late on Saturday night last an alarm OF
fire occurred at the Pennsylvania lunatic
asylum, caused by a slight fire in the fan
house, and the smoke was blown in the
main building. There was great alarm
among the inmates, who broke the glass IN
the windows to admit the fresh air. Final
ly the doors were thrown open and about
400 inmates were allowed to escape. only
twelve left the grounds, and all but sis
have since been returned.
A terrific tornado passed over the towns
of Cambridge and Harmony, in Somcrse
county, Maine early Sunday evening Ii
Harmony seven large barns were utterly
demolished. Two belonged to Jonathan
Gilman and oro ooe1, r.,
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the roof was torn off from the Masonic
hall, and the barn and dwelling of AlIre(
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also much injured. while Bailev's 'Hotc
was more or less damaged. Il is rumoreC
that serious damage was cone i'll olhe
.oWhS III tne Nicinity u 'hoso "uoNc men
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| As the Prince of SaXe-W emar was leay
, inc his residence Monday afternoon to at
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known assassin, who escaped. The prime
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Bertha Burke OF waterbury, Conn
while on her way to SuiIern. n. y, frol
- Jersey CITY, was seized in Grand street
! dragged into yard. robbed of her watc
and $50 in money, and then outraged b
p nine runans. She was found by the p,
+ lice and taken to the siation-house, wher
she was seized with convulsions, an
> thence TO the hospital where she hes in
= critical condition. Inc police have Il clu