The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-30

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o''en over ioo' hiS"' "a
The religion is Roman Catholic, but their
IDEAS of IL do not extend beyond a supersti-
,,o,s ;d.s sc tho ,o,vor of tho nries,s ora
the ehicacy Oh the hoiy rehcs ana TOKENS.
On n trip across the road, | think that |
nm correct In saving that at least nine
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would nave, enclrcling their neck, small
chain on which would be seen a charm or
tohcn of some kind and know from no.
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''"' ',s"' '""' many 'hi'uien "ouiu oo
seen with nothing on them save one OF these
charms. remember one day, not long
ago ~ Marty uf nups. nm their ,yav IN tbe
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SUI" ."'''' '"nN'u 'ioiii Nien'" s.ea"'''
ana while waiting IN the cars one OF them
gave hoy email metal charm. In few
moments large crowd had gathered
around the car and many had the cheek to
70 inside, begging for one, and they must
have got rid Of quite number before the
train started
After leayiug Buhio the road passes over
several small territories of the Chagres,
and through couple of miles of dense
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WIZ We , NV oV s,,. e , unu pieasahs
s SUI n,u'F' ~, 'Ion' VI WnlGi i, ID SCH
, uus s,uEe W m'auEo uoee, VIII w 'no
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some distance on either side of the track,
and at one time brick were made here in
quite large numbers. AT one of the streams
which is crossed on an iron bridge one of
Hunts force pumps is seen, which forces
water up distance OF some nifty rect into
large tanks. Three IN number, where the en-
gnes get water. These tanks are paced on
supports of brick, are of iron. and painted
red. From this stream water is also pro-
cured to supply the city of Aspinwall
in the dry season, II belug brought here in
cars built expressly for that purpose. There
are three platform cars on which are iron
tanks holding twenty-five hundred gallons
of water each, and during the dry season
two OF them are fiiled every day and drawn
here, and the wafer given out free of
charge, and as saw the crowds that were
| on hand when These cars made their APP
pearance when first came here. thought
| to myself that here WAS another place
where all that were ihifs'y were invited to
| come and procure "wiihout money and
| without price. fIfIkg
After leaving Friloli, the first thing that
attracts Our attention is the magnificent
iron bridge over the Chagres, which have
already described. After crossing, we
come to beautiful s'rrttii OF meadow
land, bounded by high PERCEPTIONS hills on
one side and On the other, by The river,
broad and ewiit. which. at thus place,
winds around Ike horse shoe ana 1T the
bend great lazy, sluggish a'ligators may be
seen on Inc hams summing themselves
when the day is bright A. TINS place
1t is said that the Jesuils commenced TO
cultivate land over twoeenilrles ago, ana
they certainly couid notaAhVf selected p
more pleasant position, Tor, 10 my ihipd,
there Is only one pieasanlei on me nne OF
the road. Az present MIR. Wliiiam ihnlnp-
son. for several years superintendent OF tile
railroad. IL largely engaged IN raising cattle
at tins place, he hayirg leased from inc
company several hufured acres OF ishd ana
erected house on top OF MI about lliNt
a mile from the Chagres, ,stit, judging IRON,
the appearance OF " wien .rasslngit,
should say that he has very char'niIi2
situation.
REVOLUTIONARY MATTEgs 81 81,
at tho time of v;ritin,t erss Quiet. hut no one
knows what dav NAV hiring forth. rarbe
French steamer. which arrived here on the
date Of NV last communjca,io,i.h brought nc
vrrv exciting news and We have heard
nothing since in regard 10 the neace that /,
has hcen announced WIS declared. In the
district of Panama. one ..Aizonura', h,,,
defied the state government ana announcet
himself "a nr6visiongl poyernor of the
d,strict If fborme Abn,t The frs, of IN,
month the Government ditnslcbe,i or
armed force to snhd~o i.i.,.. L..' ,..y -
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