The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-23
In General.

Travel to Lake George is increasing
every day over the Rensselaer, & Saratoga
road.
Asiastic cholera has appeared on the
United States steamer Saco in the Asiastic
station. There have been five cases, four
of which terminated fatally. 1t is believed
that the progress of the disease has been
arrested.
1t is said that majority of the execu-
tive counsel of Maine favors Communication
of the death sentence of Lowell, the Lewis
ton wife murderer, to imprisonment for
life, and that at the meeting of the council
on July 9th it will vote to that effect, not
withstanding the governor has issued a
warrant for his execution July Both.
1t is proposed to extend the Adirondack
road to connect with the Hoosac tunnel
road at Eagle Bridge. Then, if the Adj
rondack is pushed through, there would be
a complete line from Boston to Ogdens-
burgh.
Joseph Crawford, of Jackson, Washing
ton county, N. Y, has had four wives and
thirty. children, ten by each of the
first three, and seven by the last one. Only
one black sheep in the flock.
The wine glass used Thursday by Hon.
| G. w. Warren at the headquarters of the
Bunker Hill monument association, was
brought to this country from England
| about tho year 1857 and was used at the
family dinner given by Mrs. Willard WASH
| ington Gregory, the auuo5and godmother
of Gen. Washington, ON the 9th of April,
1889, the day Gen. Washington was chris
| tened.
Mr.. Henry Gooding, 95 years old, one
of the Oldest members of the Bunker Hill
monument association, went over the en-
| tire route of the procession. He was pres
ent at the laying of the corner stone of the
monument in 1925.
The U. s. treasurer requests that no le-
gal tenders of fractional currency be sent
| for redemption that will reach the treasury
between the 25th of June and the LIST of
| July, except remittance by national banks,
on account of the per cent. deposits.
King Jackson of Greenfield Mass, saw a
large bear in his field, the other day, and,
sallying out with his rifle, shot at him,
| thS oSui kaNO ShooSy uhhht
him into the house. Three men soon came
to his assistance, and four attacked the an.
imal with axes, hand spikes and guns, and.
after two-hours' fight and putting twenty
two bullets into him, managed to dispatch
him.
| All the surviving members of the distin-
gushed class of 1925 will be present at the
Bowdoin commencement, July 9Th. The
poem by Longfellow and the Grafton by
| DR.. Chcever will. be given, "Wednesday af-
ternoon, July Z. Professor N. Dunn OF
New York will also read poem.
Mr. Haines of Blddeford Maine, has a
ring once owned by the wife of President
Madison, and which was presented to him
by ex-President Pierce. The ring is q
heavy gold one, with blood-stone setting
under which is braid of hair from the
heads of Washington and jackson.
The success of Hon. A. b. Foster in rails.
ing money in Europe will assure the early
completion of the railroad from Sutton
ola Waterloo to Sorrel, at the mouth of the
Richelieu, running through tho best lum.
Der and hay regions of lower Canada and
accommodating the French travel bettel
than any existing line.
Fort Edward institute will celebrate III
twenty-tbird anniversary June Goth, 2lst
22d and 22d. II has always been health,
child and now enters upon vigorous man
hood.
Robert Benson $50, of London, hav'
suspended on account of Fothergill failures
and because remittances from the Unite,
States were withheld. The liabilities vii
exceed million sterling.