The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-19
Late News Items.

Samuel Wells, the noted phrcnologist, is
dead.
Baron Brunnow. u Russian diplomatist,
is dead.
There was $4,000 fire at Hartford on
Wednesday.
A coal famine is seriously threatened by
the miners strike.
There was $40, 900 fire at Worcester
Wednesday night.
Hudson is to donate steam fire engine
to the Lebanon Shakers
Algernon Sartoris, the presidents SON
in-law, has returned to Europe.
The Overlook Mountain House, in the
Catskills, is to be rebuilt at once.
Gen. Selden Conner of Augusta is a can
didate for the governorship of Maine.
Doran, the Lockport murderer, has again
been reprieved. This time till May 21st
The California republican state conven-
ton will be held at Sacramento, June Goth.
Three hundred mill operatives at Provi-
dence are on strike for return to former
prices.
Cars run by the force of gravity from the
center of the Hoosac Tunnel to North
Adams
Ephraim Hunt OF Boston has been elect
ed superintendent of the Portland, Maine
schools.
The Sunday school children of Brooklyn,
N. y, expect to make grand parade on
May day.
ds IL ASTe !ae Th" as aPpoPeat
Lake City.
Female crusaders are at work in the IL
quor saloons on sixth and eighth avenues,
New York.
Paul Boynton performed experiments in
Boulogne harbor Wednesday, in the pres
ence of 10000 spectators.
Six companies OF cavalry and two of in
fantry have been ordered to accompany
Prof Jcnney to the Black Hills.
A committee of which O.Donovan Rosa
is chairman, have opened subscription
for the family of the late John Mitchell.
Mrs. Lucy Morrill,, widow of Ephraim
Morrill,, died Saturday night, at Henniker,
N. H., at the advanced age OF o. years.
Two hundred passengers of the Sarma-
tian, at Portland from Liverpool, were
victims of the recent lockout in England.
Gen. Alexander i. Shiras, commissary-
general of substinence in the United States
army, died at Washington Thursday morn
ing.
Bessie Turner hasn't made up her mind
whether to go on the stage or the lecture
| platform; she has applications in both d.
rections.
The Tribune has rumor that an amic-
| able running arrangement has been sub
stantially agreed upon between Pacific Mail
and Panama.
The Duke de Ca2es, French minister of
| foreign affairs, has appointed commission
of diplomatic and consular agents in con-
necton with the centennial exhibition.
The centennial anniversary of the Penn
sylvania anti-slayery society was celebrated
Wednesday last at Philadelphia. Vice
| President Wilson delivered the Introductory
address.
The trial of John ID. Lee and w. III.
Dame. in Salt Lake City, for connection
with the Mountain Meadow massacre, will
not take place this term of court. They
were arraigned and pleaded not guilty,
their counsel acting for immediate trial, but
the prosecution was not ready.
The presence at Lebanon, N. H., of
| County Solicitor Putnam and Detective
Sargent of Boston, in connection with the
Kendrick poisoning case, gives rise to va
rious rumors but those in possession OF
facts relative to the case are extremely rcti'
cent, and nothing definite can be ascer.
tanned more than has been already pub
lished. The investigation is being most
vigorously pushed and important rcvela
tions may soon be expected.