The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-09
LOCAL MENTION,

Gold I16s.
Financial and Commercial will be fount
on second page.
=. II. Barnum and wife were among the
guests at the Bardwell yesterday.
Mr.. w. ID. Colt of Brooklyn, N. Y.
gave the GLOBE editorial rooms a call yes
terday.
Rev. Hiram Munger of Chicopee, Mass.
will preach at the Advent church to-mor
row.
DR.. j. ID. Hanrahan is laying marble
walk about his residence on Washington
street.
Roberts & Co.'S auction, in Putnam &
Sawyer's new block, is meeting with gooC
success.
The very rheumatic and weak kneet
bill boards on Center street tumbled ovel
during the blow yesterday.
Rev. E. II. Randall of Poultney, princi
pal of st. Johns school, in that place, visit
ed the Rutland schools yesterday.
Patrick Sheridan, arrested the other day
for drunkenness, was yesterday fined five
dollars and costs by Henry Hall, justice,
for case of assault
September went out in beautiful style,
but October came in with a cold, drizzling
rain. There are sixteen rainy days adver-
tiscd for this month. So far there has been
but eight.
Deputy Sheriff G.. d. Millington, leaves
this morning for Windsor in charge, of
Mrs. Lou Williams, George A. r. Bissell
and Marcus A. Hitchcock, who have been
sentenced to tho state prison.
Ex-I.ieut. Gov. Geo. N. Dale returned
to his home in Island Pond yesterday, the
case of Bean VS.. Beckwith and Henry, in
which he has been engaged in the circuit
court, being finished.
Franz Remmertz, the eminent baritone
of New York, well known to many of our
citizens, was married on Monday to Miss
Annie p. Churchill of New York, Rt
Rev. Bishop Horatio Potter, officiating.
Nick. Foster who was arrested for
drunkenness, was taken before the munich
pal court yesterday and fined five dollars
and costs. His father became surety tor
him and he was released without paying
his fine.
j. s. Benedict, esq.,, of Castleton. the
president of the Rutland county agricul-
tural society, was detained from the fair
on account of serious illness The duties
OF the Office were performed by ii. Hyer,
first vice president.
Gov. Peck, the referee in the case of DR..
b. j. Heineberg VS.. Lawrence Barnes of
Burlington and E. Foster Cooke of Rutland,
has rendered his decision, awarding plain
tiff 81 800 and interest amounting in all
to about $4,000 and costs.
Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
house yesterday were Gen. j. S. Peck,
Montpelier John V. Hall, Bennington ;
w. II. s. Whitcomb, Burlington j. w.
Brown, Albany L. j. Hyde, Walling-
ford Samuel +. Prince, Philadelphia d.
i. Kent, East Dorset.
Spaulding g. Co., have the last book of
that prolific novelist, Rev. E. p. Roe. He
calls it "From jest to earnest" They
also have Miss Alcott's, "The Aunt Hill,
and large lot of handsomely gotten ur
gift books, among them the charming Jules
Michclet's "The Bird" "Insect," "Moun'
tain" and "The Sea-"
Messrs. j. & r. Caden have recently pur.
chased the Gaskill estate, corner Freight
and West streets, which, together with
their other fine property adjoining, makes
it one of the most valuable situations in
the village. In addition to the above, they
also have purchased fine let on Meadow
street, belonging to the Conlin estate, and
decided by Mr. John Donnelly.
John Wyllie and John McGregor had
another set-to, Thursday evening, which
resulted in two drawn games. Mr.
willie defeated Mr.. A. j. Blanchard three
games, Captain John Monahan four games
and other amateurs al H6itum. Wyllis
and McGregor had another sitting at Ford'l
lunch room, Friday evening.
An amusing passage at arms occurred II
the Circuit court yesterday. The plaintiff
Bean, in the case of Bean v. Beckwith ant
Henry, had been imprisoned for five
months in the state prison at Windsor, ant
the action is brought to recover damages
In the course of his argument for the de
Tense Judge Poland remarked that TIT
state prison was not 80 bad place to stay
in. In his reply Mr. Phelps described Tho
class of society the prison affords anc
added "Judge Poland might enjoy it
After man has spent two or three terms
in congress, almost any change is relief
but you and prefer other quarters"
We publish this morning report OF Thu
proceedings of the United States distric
court, in the Gaze of Bean VS.. Beckwltl
and Henry for false Imprisonment. Tit
case has excited wide interest, the hes
LEGAL talent in the state having been en-
gagged in the trial aud every point has beer
closely contested. The arguments hav'
been among the ablest presented to a 1ur,
in that court, aud the verdict rendered wa
one of the largest ever obtained IN IN
state. The case has been long time upoi
the docket and was thoroughly prepared
by Hon. n. t. Sheafe of Derby Line, ant
ex-Lieut. Governor George N. Dale, ant
was exhaustvely argued by Hon. e. j
Phelps of Burlington, in that gentleman
cultured and eloquent manner The arpu.