Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25

town OF EEkutldIsi- As.AosFU5't - - !.
Walker for the plaintiffs; Joel 9. BsSer5 :.
for the defendant. There We're .s7ftaae. !.
other liquor eases decidedat this eol s.
but at this writing we are not abis ~ Z
give them. &. =. as I.
We have been, copying irons ll e
Boston GLOBE the admirable series Of pa,
pers on the Farm y ara Club Of Jothala.
by DR.. George B Ieoring, who wIfhtess
eloquently aaa well on all subjects.
These papers are of very high otus Z.
of excellence and should be read by al
our farmers. The subject. OF the arFFlese
copied in yesterdays HERALD. was On q
ssThe Structure of Cattle, y The. same
subject viii be further discussed. IN the
next of the series; 81. &. =
Lon Wednesday evening TWO. .hieai
we're noticed standing upon the ralirea'i
track engaged in hand to hand enco 3
ter. They were too busilY employed.l9
notice an approaching train which came
along at slow rate and pushed ltseil
uneeremoniously between them, threw,
ing one on each side. The question, Z or
which was the best man had not BEEN
settled, but they quietly submitted: 70
the arbitration of the train aud eoncla!eg
ed to fight no more on the track. ..,.5T
= In the suit of Henry t, Lothrep
against the townof Bennington, broS
in the Rutland County Court, upon tao
coupons of bonds issued by the townot
Bennington in aid of the IebanfIs
Springs railroad, the court has Just
granted an injunction enjoining Lothrop
from further. prosecution of the suit,
also restraining Trenor w. Park from
disposing of any bonds or coupons until
the termination of the hearing before
the Court of Chaneery of Bennington
county, to which the cause ia removed
We received yesterday a letter
from an old subscriberin Florence, MO,
renewing his subscription, and saying,
81 wish, you to send the Rutland HERArB
as cannot do withoutit. l think mora
| of it than any paper we have, and alwa5q
shall as long as I ana able TO read it, !
have.had the pleasure of reading it moss
of the time since 1907 / arm now II
my seyenty-t1fth year" This is mol
quite equal to the letters of which
''Deming" gives copies in another COD.
umn, but is one which could not be sem
to many papers. aux
"A boy, hand-ca and a refTlgera
tor, taken separately, are usually yef5
innocent members of the community, bn
as a combination they are not altogeth
err harmless. Such combination al
this came rolling down Center street
yesterday. When nearly in front o.
the HERALD office, horse that wa'
hitched to q post near by, becoming
alarmed at the strange appsrition, rhad'
q bolt, broke the Aitching line and eieat
/ edhimself from the wagenin one bound
carrying one shaft with him. In hi
bound he struck against another horse
and he broke from his fasteRings, ant
wheeling about started up street on tR'
4 run. AS the second horse turped around
a man standing near by attempted +
catch him, but he would not allow an,
snch familiarity from stranger, ap'
1 promptly knocked the man down, whii
/ he kept on his mad career up. street
Horse number one paused q short wa.
off to view the fun. and was easily cap
/ tured, while number two was secure
| before he reached the top. oE Tie. H.
I,I,, man .sl;s not rI,,, a,- but marc -.
K calamity from, ths field after nls sadgaa.
+ Fepalsc. Tic damage was Coffaaed {
the carriage and harness of horse mum
\ Der one r.., .t-.E.. .r.@.|.rs