The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Gold llTA.
Financial and Commercial on second
page.
The rain that "Old Prob" called for
yesterday failed to come.
A wagon loaded with light cane seat
chairs perambulated the streets yesterday.
Rutland typographical union hold their
regular monthly meeting this evening at
8 o'clock in Landon's hall.
The trustees have interfered with the
erection Of at least one wooden building
that OF Robert Stewart on Center street.
Gen. L. G. Kingsley, quartermaster-g en-
eral, paid the Warner guards at Brandon
on Wednesday, and the Middlebury
company on Friday, for their annual June
drill, in accordance with the laws of the
state.
The International typographical union
meets at Boston on Monday next. Mr..
Fred w. Goodwin, a GLOBE compositor,
and the delegate of Rutland typographical
union, leaves this morning to attend the
session.
Organ grinders and limping individuals
are the pest and horror of the Rutland po-
lice force at night. The organ grinder
must be careful hereafter how he selects q
lumber yard for his slumbers, and lame
gentlemen are in great danger.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Windsor County Mutual fire insu-
rance company, which appears in another
column. This is one of the Oldest and
most reliable companies in the country,
and is one of the best managed. the direc-
tors all being representative men.
Jenness Richardson has added to his col.
lection of curiosities recently chicken
with two heads, two perfectly formed
backs, four legs, one beak, with the upper
and lower parts crossed, and one eye. The
chicken lived only five minutes after its
birth, and is so small as to be contained in
common-sized egg.
An Individual was arrested last evening
by Deputy Sheriff II. o. Perkins, for in
toxication. The man claimed that he was
sunstruck, and that was the cause of his
staggering he also SAID that he wanted to
attend funeral, and accordingly he was
tried before II. w. Porter last evening.
He concluded that the sun which struck
him came from C. II. Woolcy and Charles
Cushman, and he was flued the customary
five dollars and costs.
The cases of DR.. b. j. Heineb erg vs.
7
and o. G. Stacy VS.. L. Foster Cooke--two
actions for breach of covenant in the deeds
conveying the American hotel property,
commenced in the Chittenden county
court and referred to his Excellency Gov
ernor Asahel Peck as referee-were heard
at the American hotel, Burlington, Thurs.
day. Hon. Levi Underwood appeared fol
the plaintiffs, and Hon. Torrey e. Wales
and Hon. Russell s. TAFT for the defend
ants. The cases involve number OF
thousand dollars. The day was occupied
in taking testimony, and the cases will moi
be concluded for some months.
Wading through newspaper for thu
purpose of picking out Typographical
errors is excellent business-it keeps on,
out of other kinds of mischief And, then
they make such interesting little locals
people like to read EN-. We clip the fol
lowing splendid local from our contempt
rary:
If our "morning contemporary" cal
really prove that Hayes sent off "marti
giH" rings and "nick.le" plated goods, !
will go hard with him.
Dat ish goot-we acknowledge the corn
but then our proof-reader had never bee
to spelling match, and, consequently
didn't get dictionary. But that is no ex
cuse he should have borrowed one Flo
further interesting reading, for spicy lii
tie local, to show how confoundedly sill
that adage about "glass houses" an
throwing stones is, and to illustrate tn
benefits of spelling matches, and at tn
risk of being charged with Inconsistency
we quote the following, from the sam
column of the Herald, in giving an az
count of runaway accident" Asid
from the detached ,ohippIe-tree, the onl
other damage was the breaking of the fills.
Surely that was terrible accident, both
the phipple.tree" and the "fHs ant
also, to the dictionary The accident wa
runaway" but the spelling-book an
the dictionary seem to have "run away
too