The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
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crop VIII ulsO NC pOOr unlcSe we nave TAIN
soon. The worms have completely destroy
ed some fields of corn. Many farmers have
planted 1t the third time. A good soaking
rain would very much retard the ravages of
the worms.
George Clark, the great landholder, is
still dispOssessing his tenants and burning
the buildings in Montgomery county. He
says he will continue to do the same until
his 12, 900 acres are wilderness, unless the
tenants come to his terms.
Charles William Skies, the chief origna-
tor of the postofiice savings banks in Eng
land, is said to have realized to the coun-
try through this means not less than $780,
900, and they are talking in parliament of
some pecuniary acknowledgment of the SER
vice he has rendered.
Seventy-five thousand strangers spent
Wednesday night in Boston. Large num-
bers were unable to find lodging. and hun
| dreds slept on the grass on the common.
| We are glad we didn't centennialize.
Sixty persons were drowned by the cap
sizing of lighter in the Tagus, near Lis
bon, Portugal.
| The coal exchange of Chicago having re-
| doced the wages of coal wheelers from So
to SO per day, several hundred of the men
struck, and then went about to the differ
ent yards and drove off those who were
willing to work. Several non-strikers were
severely injured.
The preparations made by the good peo-
pie of Saratoga for the college regatta re-
fleet great credit upon that enterprsing
town and ensure the most successful Day
that the young oarsmen have yet had. MAI
tiers have been SO arranged tnat eacn OF the
thirteen crews VIII have broad highway
marked out Tor them on the water, anu me
PUBIC eau s h.od h aS tS;, Tn he;ng do.
IN i.e Wv" f an, n ,aun, Ta,n dJrss,;se,.
ePoneu Va 40 '"'.
The drought IN western Massacnusetts
is almost unprecedented 1or the season. De-
spite the recent rains, the nay crop VIII DC
small, not half the usual yield' unless the
reviying showers come speedily. Inc Irost
OF Sunday night, 100, was more damaging
'hhh az hisV ,iiouSh'' WI ahu 'o'h"'"
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inc siute cons.ao'vs VI I;,,I H., ,ha,.
nave at last piac,icaly aIii.'1 D,, ul.a' .no.,
, SEIZURE Oh liquors noiii oo.n D ~ 1I,i,oa
So n,orsheI yas sn iIlogal act Inv seek.
w. 10 ratnrn him ,he liosIors Int he re.
f,sod 10 onoont than, md thrv were denos.
al -, lie s;dowoll, -
NV '- ms Mt
|, pn,tsrSorih bis wife were arrested on
, aor',,io;nt ~ J-n;ted States sacret service
ot,,oar Kart NJ Roston charged with mass
;nn ooun,erfe;t money Officers BENEDICT
|, ana Whinnle of Powtnclet. detected Mrs.
Rr,ternarth nassing five.dollar hills altered
from ones. MIR. Kent, in company with
I Deputy Marshal Knowles, visited the house
. of Underworld, where he found counter
4 feiters' tools used in making nickels, and q
quantity of other material used in changing
o the denomination of bank notes.
IS f.w davs ago f;ftv Winnebaoo Indians
J. sovered ,bo;r ,,;bal relations and reuaired
Il 80 Crosse Wis where. Mt the land OF.
IS Ace. thev made entry of forty acres of land
} each. under the homestead act. The land
y lies near the Black River Falls, Wis. The
ID Indians will at once occupy it, and cree
X farmhouses, establish schools, and gen
is orally cast off the generic habits of thei
race.
Thomoston Conn aro nalina tho hiG son
0o0 clock that Henry Svber1 nf pbiIsdoi
~ mia gives that citv for Indenendence Hall
3 which ia 70 he comnleted NV Jnlv 4 1876
~ NJ :, 1.a,,a.. e NJ
o,,.s .;u ~ y. lnIu 10y y, mas'S q
le Lake Ouinsigamond Grove, Monday. july
IN 8, under the direction of n committee q,
~ the Worcester councils.
II Tho hand Of ovn.ios ,.h ,oa ,,.,
u puts6eId Mass Inc o,hor a. I'd o.,
N a,,emnt ~ ohJnct ,ri-, ohort ,y.,va ,a. q.
Of aoe and wore or1y rroyantod fro,, -.
u rv;nS ber of bv The arrival On Tho scene n,