The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-04

me otner nlgh,, TOOK an elegant cigar case
filled with choice Havanas from bis pocket,
and, having helped himself, passed 1t 10
one OF the Navajoe Indians who sat next to
MIN. Lo examined the case and then
pockeled 1t with satisfied grunt.
England Queen Victoria dispensed her
usual New Year bountes of beef, coal aud
breods,uffs at Windsor castle Friday
The plancrs, riveters and boiler makers
at Hull, England, have struck work on ac-
count of reduction of ten per cent. on
their wages. Sixty thousand golfers in
South Wales have also struck work iii con-
sequence of a reduction in their wages
''Spencc' Pcttis, the New York forger |
confined In the Charleston, Mass, prison, |
moved in good society in New York.
though he kept up his connection with |
thieves and forgcrs. When he was sent to |
state prison his portrait hung IN the parlor |
of prominent New York city official, who |
had named one Of his sons after hin,
a Mrs. Nolan Of Chicago ON Thursday
was found dcad in bed with knife wound
in her left side sufficient to have produced
death, and slight cut un her left arm
Her two little children we're in the house.
but they are too young to give any account
of their mothers death rho l,s,,ord ,.,s
absent, but was arrested nrd sars ,1,o,
after his wife died he went fo, hi, and
got drunk and failed ia rpturn NJ ,ro'
'rsses to know poth.no aho,i lie =. iirc',
wounds.
Ihe.ncw telegraph line which IS to con-
meet with the new Atlantic cable at Rye.
N. H., built Ivy the Franklin conpany.
has been completed and connect III made
with most Of the towns and cities on the
line from Rye. N. H.. to Lowell. Mass
Arrangements have been made to have the
Office in lIavcrhill in the pos,ofiice. which
being centrally located, will accommodate
the public. The lines of The Franklin
company have been leased by the At
antic and Pacific company. the now viii
be worked by that companv.
H., IT r,...
M H. ic"ct' oI P'tt Nco't, Kansas,
was arrested Friday for inhunanly 6hip-
ping little boy six wears old On OK
MINING the bodv of finn l,,,ar r,shn.
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If nroviors ,h;r,,,,. ,.o., ,Lo;,,,. ,.;.,,1a
He o-so burr ,he bn,.,,, ~. ,ho .,.,,,,..
allowing his feet To barely inucl, the lloor'
md left him in this poJiiion for several
iours, nc was reminded to laii. N "r
| md il rconired ,br nt"nn.t ''',
! oeaceably disposed citiz"r. Oh, ,.rer.1 tae
| crowd from mobbing Uewett.
M,
ne pnus''"'i '"'''al"n"eh' "' ''c N''h
bridge P0st says The jewelc., &. ~.
| Baker. who recently moved into this vii
lacn vary nro,.;,1,.,,i,,,,, ,.o,,r.l o.iio
| ~, ''''''y -, iP-" "''"1 VI"
rriu'y evening 20 lct Dailet pass by Ia y.
A boy in the street fled pistol at n cat on
the fence, which it seems was just in range
,t trI J,muLJ, "i",ioT, W. pau p'clttu
bali, without fnr,her dar,are ,o Tho rlass
1t struck a watch which hung inside Of the
window, biusing The case. breaking the
,,,ia ,; any, hnooN.ns WI NV nHn"s' ny
ihe Coor Nr Roker s,,,s lint ,,,i,, holt y
minnie hefnro ,,c LaiI ontorad lao .iyoaI ~
rectlv in front of whonca II ca,no in 10
had i,si eteuned Ida ~ toI,n dn,,, lie
oyerccai IA 81, IN nrnver ,,nctir,r
The ladies' OF Coy. Tilden's family, con-
sisting of Mrs. Pclton. Miss Dickcrson.
Mice T;,da, ,trs ,vhit,,oso,, Niss CIT
w., u.s. ,,', mss '''''
inueh'M MISS huoy llldeh ana Miss kayn0r,
$500
""'' 'e''nS Vi 1'e" ie'i
CASTOR ,r nu rIv "'au Iiii''ncy ~ 'ne 1c
welcomes extended 10 nil ;rho executive
residence was thronped with c,tiznns and
strangers to whom the hosnitalitics Of The
governor and his family were the more m
preciatcd from the unaffected and liberal
manner in which tbey were dispensed Mr.
Moses y. Tilden and Mr. Henry 4 Tilden
| brothers of the governor. Mr. Charles II
MacLean and Mr.. Pelton were also present
r.. Co.,. M. a,
EN-ooN' DiN' On HIS ucpafture from Al
bany for New York, Friday afternoon,
was honored with an cscolt to- the Union
denot whore bc tool, tho . lo ;, -, train
T,a o,oon, ~
Hho esooi' c"iis'Stco VI 'he TENN regiment
Col. Il. ). Oliver commanding, headed by
suilivans band. The Ex-Governor and
stair, IN carriages, occupied prominent
place in the line. The streets through
with nadestrioro AND p "a, 'ha To,,o, nrro
/ number OF the friends of the Ex-Governor
had assembled to witness his departure;
mn,m sssou w, ", ,iio GIpo1 iu,,
A, Capt. Pochn.
A. ,ho p,r,o,,h oh,.o, ,ono,,,,
woa..,o .,r,,, NJ. p.aa,a a'
",'NeS''y n'sn'' .hf' neecne' maui Il"
address, concluding II as follows
''As for myself, the past year has been q
prosperous one. 1t has rolled away many
burdens, and brought me much tranquility
| of mind-more than | have had for many
years. My nature has been touched will
all that makes me wiser, hopeful, patient
md courageous It has been year OF
great conservation to me- l am profound.
ly grateful, and can truly say that have
no bitterness against any man. My sky
has been without cloud. ! have CONT
through trials, and have come out LIVING