The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Brief Chronicle.

1t is reported that Carlist depots of arms
still exist in Biscay.
The ravages of yellow fever are increas-
ing at Rio Janeiro.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is in Florida
visiting Mrs. Stowe.
Ex-senator Fenton is back from Florida
with health fully restored.
No agreement has been reached on the
non-partisan currency bill.
The city council of Holyoke, Mass, has
appropriated $40, 900 for a soldiers monu-
ment.
The Princeton boys have at last got the
facultys permission to publish college
paper.
The Toronto Millerites sat up till a. m.
last Saturday, expecting the world to come
to an end.
The committee on the Spanish constitu-
ton propose to increase the number of SEN
ators to 300.
The retiring board of license, of Au-
burn, paid some 81 900 to the city during
their term Office.
A Berlin dispatch Gays the reports of the
impending retirement of General Won
Moltke are denied.
Gen. Sherman says he doesn't see any
use in having military court of inquiry in
Babcock's case now.
An Auburn On. Y. man has added $780,
900 TO the late James S. Seymours gift fol
public library there.
During the year ending April l., Chicago
had 1890 deaths, of which 1924 were of
infants under one year.
Government creditors throughout the
country volunteer to supply fuel and light
for buildings until the appropriation is
passed.
A note addressed to Horace Greeley was
received at the Tribune office the other day.
1t is needless to say it contained request
for money.
Tnc cellar of the Reformed church
chapel, Saugertes, is full of water, and
now the Baptists say they can see the hand
of Providence in il.
There was an attempt to wreck train
on the Rome and Oswego railroad, near
Richand, April H. A tramp who gave sew
eral names was arrested
1t will cost six or eight thousand dollars
to have such celebration as was proposed,
and the Ncwburghers' patriotism is oozng
out of their pocketbooks.
AT lsast 25 per cent. of the entire force
in the office of the United States treasurer
will be discharged in a day or two, the APP
priation being exhausted.
! A neat little cabinet of black walnut,
made by Abraham Lincoln while he was a
boy, is in the possession of Capt. J. w.
Lamar of Buffalovlle, Ind.
One of the pupils at the state orphan
school is 10 years old. States having orphans
older than that will please report at the
centennial - Worcester Press.
A New Yorker was arraigned the other
day, for beating his mother-ln-aw, and
the Judge decided that there might have
been mitigating" circumstances.
The American Express company talks OF
arming all its employees with pistols, which
they will wear in plain sight, because the
law forbids the carrying of concealed wea.
pons.
The Panama railroad company has filed
suit against the Pacific Mail company
for some $500 900, alleged due, and it i:
said will attach the steamers at San Fran.
cisco.
John Alderman, pensoner of the wal
of 1912, and the last surviving witness OF
the duel between Aaron Burr and Alexan.
der Hamilton, died at Scipio, Ind, the
other day.
John w. johnson of Madison, Mimi,
has given $4,000 to the state university, the
income of which ia to be used in aiding
students who speak the Scandinavian
language.
In the trial OF Frank Moulton agains,
Henry Ward Beecher, the demurrer of de-
PENDANT has been sustained, with leave tc
plaintiff to amend his complaint within &c
days on payment of costs.
"These smoking, chewing christians
never will reform this world" says Mr..
Moody, and yet Mr.. Spurgeon, just as
good authority. regards bis pipe as a means
of grace.-Bufalo Courier.
The Panama railroad company has mott.
fed the Pacific Mail company that after
April it will take freight from said com
pany only at local rates. This Is virtually
an embargo on Pacific Mail.
The common pleas court of Philadelphia
has decided that telegraph companies have
no right to erect telegraph posts and fix
lures within the municipality without per
mission of the city authorities.