The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-16
Here and There.


The coup'e married in a balloon to ad
vertise Barnum's show didn't live together
three weeks.
A London cabman drives The famous race
horse "Ka1garoo.' whicl sold for $G3,0OO
in his prime.
Gen Frank Blair l.s so tar recovered
his health under the treatment by transiu-
sion of blood NJ to go out driving very fire.
quenty.
How woman can keek on talking while
she is twisting up her back hair and has
her mouth full of hairpins, is mystery not
yet explained.
proposition to remove Hobart college
from Geneva, n. Y, to Buffalo Is to he
discussed at the meeting of the alumni,
next Wednesday.
The report that the princess of Wales
was closing her hearing" was only
Cockney perversion. She lost an earring.
i New York Herald.
Moses George of Dansvile, n. Y, has
Just extracted from his leg a bullet that
was fired into it by an Indian at the battle
of Chippewa in the war of 1912.
"I thought it was queer he didn't boiler
out the last time hit him." said Mrs Huse
of Alabama to the jury who were trying
her for the murder of her husband.
The number of oranges in the country
has increased 100 during the past three
months, and history of the order has been
published by their national secretary.
The recent national temperance conven-
ton at Chicago, which passed an anti-to-
bacco resoluHon, had TO pay the owner of
the hall they occupied for dcflement of
the floor with tobacco spttle.
A girl II years old brought into court
as witness at Carrollton, Ga, the other
day, had large navy revolver slung to her
waist. She was treated in very courteous
manner by the lawyers.
An English woman, whose husband was
to be hanged, next day, asked him if she
should bring the children to see the sight,
but he objected. "Ah that's just like you,"
she said. "You never liked them to have
any fun"
A Brooklyn correspondent reports that
Mrs. Titon is going to sue for a divorce as
soon as the present trial is over, but there
are a good many people who still think she
and Theodore will be living together again
yet.
The handles of New York have boomed
out in new styles. They wear round hats
and shirt collars stiff and upright, that not
only threaten their asinine ears, but re-
semble plaster to the back of the neck
when seen from behind
Two big coons got into Waverly
(Tenn.) house, the other night, and attack
ed three-year-old child on its bed, and
one of them, after being driven out of the
house by the childs father, returned and
attacked the man, but he was captured,
The Phi Beta Kappa society of American
W 70
year. Several chapters are taking time by
the forelock and securing their orators for
the occasion in advance. The Hamilton
college chapter has chosen Gen. Joseph r.
Hawley.
A Engllshman named Kennedy, with
two guides, assembled Mont Blanc on the
18th and 10th of May, which is earlier than
the ascent was ever before attempted.
Their principal trouble was with the snow
giving way under their feet and the intense
heat of the sun,
Lstar. one of the wealthiest manufac-
turers of England, spent many years and
over million of money in search of a way
to utilize silk rags, but finally succeeded
and is now making lots of money employ
ing 1000 workmen in a factory that cost
nearly S3,00O,O00.
Fire was lately discovered in a berth or
n steamboat in England, which had orig
mated in the heat of the sun-ono of the
glass "dead-lights" concentrating the rays
directly on the spot aud acting as a burn
ing glass, and it is suggested that goot
many vessels at sea may have been fred il
that way.
II. ID. Barnes of Chatham village, N. Y
has a hen that beats the Feeding Hills on,
whose achievement of an egg eight inche
by six and half; the York state hen ha
laid two eggs of that size, and one which wa
eight inches round the long way by sever
the short.
Leopold C. G. Kshinka, an Albany ex
assemblyman, says there's nothing remark
able about mans hair turning gray from
fright, for he is personally acquainted will
black Spanish hen that got harried by
hog to that extent that she was sick for
week, shed all her feathers, and grew 'en
out again as white as snow.
A Bonneville (Mo. boy had a wonderful
escape from drowning, the other day. II
had sunk for the last time, when, in hi
final struggles on the bottom, he caught il
his hands large fishing line set by ne
gro to catch catfish. The owner of tn
line Immediately pulled it in, and with
the lad, who after protracted efforts was re
suscitated.
Bessie Turner has found a home in til
family of "a conspicuous member of Ply
mouth church," but she is so portabl
when asleep that she always has to go down
stairs in the morning and look at the mum
Der on the front door before she can tel
what particular conspicuous member" sh
is indebted to for the latter half of her night
lodging. Worcester Press
Miss Theresa Il. Voglesang, grand
daughter of the late William Bishop, on
OF the wealthiest and most generally re
spected colored men of Annapolis, Md
was married, recently, 20 j. Il. Settle {
Mississippi, a graduate of Ohio university
and formerly connected with the board {
public works of Washington. The brid
has a very fair complexion and is highl
accomplished.
The people of Greece have raised b
private subscription considerable sum 70
the erection of monument in honor
Bvron. as a recognition of his services il