The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-13
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
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George H. Owen, ESQ, consul to Messina,
Sicily, sails. for that city on Saturday,
August Gath pre- 500
John Holiahan, a witness in the Howley
rape trial, has been arrested for perjury OH
complaint issued by States Attorney
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Ticondcroga farmers are extremely prac-
tical men. They have converted their
church into'a cheese factory, and their race
course into cow pasture. eu,-t.,-i ".
Farther testimony was taken in the How
ley rape case yesterday mafning, and ii
was then continued till this morning, when
the end will probably be reached. GOT.
Quartermaster-General Kingsley has for
warded from the state arsenal at Monipe-
Tier, large quantity of tents and other
equipments for use at the reunion,
Washington engine cohipaay; was out for
practice last evening, and threw a stream
III feet five inches, They run their eighty
rods strinrging 800 feetof hose in one min
ute and 20 seconds
Mrs. DORIS new novel, "Rachel Di!lo.
ways son, has been completed in Arthurs
Home Md5qzi,e, where it has been running
as serial, and will doubtless soon be pub
lished in book form. >. y,ne,. -,.o-
An excursion to Montreal has been ar
ranged, and tickets will be sold from Rut-
land to Montreal and return for five dol
lars. Tickets good to go any time from
the 18th TO the 21st of August and return
any time before the 2sth
Stephen Gleason Parker, residing at the
corner of Main and Green streets, died yes
terday morning after a protratted Illness
The funeral will be on Saturday. Prayers
at the house at IA. m.,, and funeral at
North Shrewsbury at I, p. m.
After his trial In the municipal court,
Wednesday, Charles Cushman went to his
saloon and again attacked Helen Lincoln,
drawing knife at her. The lease of the
saloon is owned by her and she locked it
up and went home, leaving Cushman out of
a job. H'n'' -
An item has been g0iig the rounds of
the press and accidentally found its way
into our columns, "Wednesday morning, 10
the effect that George1M. Clark, of Whit
more & Clark's Ministries, had recently
submitted to an .ainputation Of the arm,
which 1t was stated, became necessary from,
pistol shot wound. received last spring.
There was a slight mistake in the item, as
inflammation never set the arm was never
amputated, and the same old two arms re-
main as good and sound as ever. The
troupe start out, in a,,few-'days, on their
annual tour, and George will be prepared
to exhibit his t,cO hands to the most doubt.
ing Thomas. w
We had the pleasure of an hours inter-
view yesterday with Hon. Samuel B. Rug
giles of New York, who was in town on
his way to spend few weeks at Lake Jun
more. Although seventy five years of age,
Mr.. Ruggles is yet quite vigorous, and de-
votes much time to his favorite studies,
political economy and finance. He has oc-
crpied, for long period, prominent
position in the State of New York, having
been for many years canal commissioner,
through whose efforts many of the i'm
provements in the New York canals have
been made. He was also president of the
International statistical congress at the
Hague in 1869. His latest work, the agri-
cultural property and products of this
country in 1910. 1860 and 1870, arranged
by nationalities, is the only work of the
kind, and probably the most valuable sta
tistical volume extant
Deming thus speaks of Rutland in the
last number of the Woodstock Age: "Since
August came in the weather has not been
adapted to the comfort of naturally irrita-
BILE temperaments. Viands drawn through
straw have been in better request than
oyster stew, while Higgins and Morse
Bros. cathedral soda fountains have thrown
their charged waters with vengeance
down the throats of the blear eyed son of
temperance and the level headed, rosy
nosed inebriate. How the, three thousand
human beings that attended Coles show
sweltered. 1t would have been better fol
the preservation of their equinimity of soul
that they be sucked by the pensive leecl
from crown to toe or encase themselves in
the hungry folds of the craving blister thar
pile themselves in tiers under that
canvass. Then think of parading
among the audience q, red, hot iror
man. Why not 'propel him with icd in
stead of steam? Then there is, that four
legged girl shouldering, but one bead, true
there are not half the girls of Rutland sc
superAuously appendaged but we expec
when show Of the pretentions of Coles
comes along that there will be something
in that line that will make experienced
Psychologist stare, say fol. INSTANCE, a cir
with four heads aud one leg! That woul'
be something to Drag over, especially !
among those four heads there were a
many religious opinions with but slpg
mind relative to the prohibitory law" D.
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