The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11


The Baltimore city council is about to
establish high school for colored pupils.
Maryland appropriated 100000 last year
for the support of her colored schools,
which are said to be in very flourshing
condition.
An accident of an unusual character oc-
Cured one day last week at the Lyon paper
mill at Rockville, Fitchburg. On the out
side of the building runs an upright shaft,
and watch dog belonging to G.. 7. Crock
err, standing near was caught on it by the
tail and wound up until the caudal append
age was torn off short from the body. Tic
dog. which was valuable one, had TO he
killed.
Three drunken fellows went to sleep in
the woods at Eugene, Ind, some three
months since, and two of them upon com
ing to their senses returned home. The
third day had disappeared, and 10 trace Of
him could be found. A few days since,
the remains of the missing man were dis
covered about mile from the place, the
hogs having stripped the flesh from his
body.
The New Orleans Pnayune of Jan. 81,
has this paragraph at seems that the
cholera is raging at Santa Teresa, Mexico.
According W the DIOWHSNiilc otNtHtt,
from eight to dozen persons Il day are
dying from disease resembling cholera
morbus, Santa Teresa is ouly short dis-
lance from Matamoras, and constant COM
munication is kept up between the two
places. The Sentinel says if the disease
should make its appearance in Matamoras,
it would not be long before the people of
Brownsville would have it among them
A new religious belief is gaining ground
| in Ohio. Its adherents are called Lter-
nallsts. They hold that soul Is imnor-
tai, and that it occupies succession OF
bodies on earth, both of men and animals,
and that when disembodied by death il
hovers in the air until by some subtle pro.
cess of naturalization it forms or enters O
new infantilc body, the character of that
body-whether of hog, dog or man-de
pending upon the manner of life which the
deceased person from whom the soul comes
has led.
The Grand Trunk railway has reduced
the rate of wages ten per cent, and Mon
day morning the brakemen and conductors
refused to go TO work except at the OLD
rates. There are twenty-four trains Tying
in the yard at Montreal awaiting hands tC
run them. No freight trains left for the
east or west Monday. The train men a
Brockville also struck and no trains ar,
coming east from there. The railway off
Gals are trying to induce the men TO re
sumo work, but so far without success
The statements of the San Francisco pa
pers respecting the products of the state O
California for the year 1874 are remal kable
The product of gold and silver was 500,
600, 600; of manufactures, $h0,000,000
wheat, $45, 100000; wool, $4,000
wine, $4,000, 900; miscellaneous aiticles
SIS 500, 000-nearly $2l2, 900, 900. Tn,
population of California in 1870, was $50,
214, with Il Caucasian population of les
than 100000. The increase of population
of the city of San Francisco, during tn
past year, was %, 900, and more than 200l
new buildings were erected
A Sacramento paper says that DIR. IIugl
j. Glenn, Jacinto, Colusa county, Califor
MIA has raised and harvested during thu
past season, on his own farm, 600, 00l
bushels of wheat. This would load eight
cen one-thousand ton ships, or three hun
bred canal boats. All this wheat he ha
now in his own warehouses, ready for ship
ment when the water in the Sacrament,
river rises sufficiently. The doctor pay
ninety thousand dollars freight to put hi
wheat in San Francisco. He runs nlnet,
gang-poughs and a dozen threshers Iii
farming is not confined to wheat alone. Ii
markets one hundred thousand dollars
worth of stock each year. DR.. Glenn wa
born in Augusta county, Virginia.
The Quebec Chronicle narrates the parti
culars of the distressing catastrophe whic
resulted in the instantaneous death of a
entire family by a snow slide at Diamon
Harbor, last week, as was briefly announc
ed by telegraph. Nesting under the pre-
motory of Cape diamond are numberles
homesteads of hardy, Industrious people
and it was on one of these that the ava
lanche fell. The lower portion of III