The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-16
LOCAL MENTION

Gold llOs.
The debris from the opera house fire has
been removed.
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge of Vergennes
was in town yesterday.
We are under obligations to Mr.. d. G.
Burt for late Panama papers.
An article relating to the Eddys and
Col. II. S. Olcott will be found on the first
page.
Mr.. A. w. Irving of Orwell and Colonel
E. s. Stowell of Bridport were in town
yesterday.
The pupils of the Rutland military in
stitute, accompanied by Capt. Kelley, are
soon TO encamp at Lake Bomoseen in
Castleton.
Special communication of Rutland lodge
No. 70, F. & A. NJ, this Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 o'clock. for work. Master ma
sons cordially invited.
Rev. H. NJ. Holmes, of Benson, gave
the GLOBE editorial rooms a visit yester-
day. He was on his way home from
three weeks vacation in Boston.
A dangerous counterfeit is reported in
the shape of five-cent nickel pieces. They
are reported to be made of the genuine
metal and up to the proper weight
Spauding & Co. have received the At
ldntic and Udrper's Magazine for July.
Shermans memoirs are selling rapidly.
They are in two volumes, and are sold for
$3.50 and $500 for the two.
Mr.. II. S. Packard, the promising young
artist who is making sketches for the
forthcoming historical atlas of Vermont
gave THE GLOBE a call last evening. He
has recently been sketching buildings and
animals at Orwell, and has several fine pic
lures. He will commence his work in
Rutland soon.
The attendance on the tent meeting at
North Clarendon last evening, was larger
than on previous evenings. Rev. A. A.
Waite preached. Twenty persons came
forward for prayers. These meetings are
pronounced the most interesting that have
ever been held in that neighborhood. Rev.
II. X. Flagg will preach this evening.
A Michigan paper has an article headed
sour Liar" 1t isn't every newspaper that
has sufficient income to justify it in keep
ing liar We, for instance, if we were
Michigan newspaper should have to do our
own lying. As it is, we of course have
neither the capacity to lie nor the lying to
do Courier Journal.
Ihslel Uo particular necessity for keep
ing one when you can print your lies for
Ten cents wori.
To-day, June 1G, the entire Catholic
church throughout the world will be dedi-
Gated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ.
On this day occurs the second centennial
of the revelation, which gave immediate
rise to the devotion to the Sacred Heart, tc
Margaret Mary Alacoque. 1t is also the
Goth anniversary of the elevation OF the
present pontiff to the papacy. The day
consequently, will be observed with great
soemnity in Catholic churches Throughout
the world.
President Buckham, of the University o.
way home from Brooklyn, where he dc
livered an address on Founders Day, a
Adelphi Academy. He has quite mum
Der of appointments to pronounce ad
dresses at literary anniversaries the pres
ent summer. The Presidents chaste die
ton, clear and independent methods o
thought, and ripe scholarship, have at
tracted attention beyond the boundaries o
our state, and he is fast gaining mari
among leading American scholars.
Yesterday noon slight tracas occurre
on the corner of Merchants row and Cen
ter street. Johnnie Walker, a barber, go
indignant at one "MeXIco"-whose rea
name is Blanchard and knocked him Of
the sidewalk, whereupon "MeXico' invoB
ed the aid of the majesty of The law an
cited Walker to appear before Henry Hal
on Monday next, to answer for cheating
bruising and manning said Blanchard, S
that his life was despaired off Il
of which is to the damage Of this plaintiff
in the sum of 5000" Didn't "Mexicc
value his pounding rather high ?