The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-13
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Ten millions of counterfeit greenbacks
were burned at the Brooklyn navy yard on
Wednesday.
An exchange says some of the Dartmouth
college boys ought to get some brand of re-
llgion and try to live it.
The Waltham watch factory is running
full time, with $50 hands, and turning out
337 watches per working day
Henry c. Bowen is represented to hold
a very belligerent position in relation to
Mr.. Beecher. He retains his pew, but will
not occupy 1t.
The Oceanic house at the Isles of Shoals,
owned by John r. Poor, esq of Boston,
was destroyed by fire early Thursday. Loss
$4,000; insurance 1926, 900.
Brennan, IA canal driver, who was burned
in a barn recently at Smiths Basin, n. Y,
could speak seven languages aud was
ventriloquist of no mean ability.
The Boston Jews have been petitioning
that their children may be excused from
attending school exercises on Saturdays,
but the school committee refuse to grant it.
Boyton in padding down the Rhine
from Basic to Strasburg I'm the 18th ult. ).
suddenly went over waterfall above Kehl
bridge. He says he was never frightened
before. 19lesi-. -......- -.r4.-I
Mrs. Julia .Clemonds, wealthy lady of
Webster, Is going to give a turkey supper
to the fifty-sx men who voted for John l.
Baker, the prOhibitory candidate for gov
ernor. q, t, .......
A widow, who supports two small chill
dren by washing, was recently arrested at
Cape Elizabeth for debt. and satisfied the
demand with two TINS of coal and some
potatoes, which the neighbors had given
her.
A wrestling match, for the champion
ship of America, at New York, Wednes-
day, between Crys,ol and Miller. is not de-
cided. The match is the best three in five
Crystol gained the first fall. After over 9
hours exciting struggle, Miller gained the
second at 2 a. IN. The third was drawn.
There has been a slip-up IN the corner
in lard and the leading bull gored. Mr.
Ellis, the leader of the bull party, yester-
day announced his inability to meet his en-
gagements. The delinquent bears have
been summoned before the complaint COM
mittee of the produce exchange.
Very much better than hazing is the
manner some Willistor students of means
have treated one of their fellows who is
struggling through poverty to obtain an
education. Learning of his needs, they by
subscription raised funds, bought him a
stove and coal to warm his room, and
adopted him as member of a club, the
members OF which pay his board.
A Chicago dispatch mentions new pro.
posed advance of five cents per hundred
weight on the eastward freights by all lines
on the 18th inst, but says the new line via
the Baltimore and Ohio, and Erie roads ia
not in this pool, and will soon begin an az.
gressive policy, and the result will be a re.
turn to the old passenger rate of $40 to
New York.
AT the recent election in Montreal, one
of the candidates, Mr.. Thomas White. of
the Gazette, was defeated by the Catholic
vote, cast against him in consequence of
the publication of his portrait in the repa.
liza of a p. G. M. of the Masonic fraternity
The bishop of Three Rivers also circulated
a document declaring that though the cleo
ton of liberal-Mr. White is a conscrya.
tive, and the Catholic church supports the
conservative paIty-was to be deplored.
the election of Free Mason would be a
calamity still more lamentable Accord
ingly, Mr.. White was slaughtered.
Robert Collyer, in lecture Tuesday
night, told this story "He was at chill
dren's party one Christmas eve, and seeing
a little boy sitting in one corner who was
not dancing, he approached him, and asked
why he did not join the others and dance.
81 am not danthing," said the boy solemn
ly, "becauthe don't think danthing it'll
the great end OF life." snow you know"
added Mr.. Collyer, ''if that was my boy
should think he was meant for minister,
but should be sorry tor the church that
had to take him.
Rev. j. Twitchell of Hartford preached