The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-06
BY Mail and Telegraph,


The Texas wheat crop for this year Is
row estimated at Il, 900, 900 bushels,
Thomas Estrode has been chosen aud III
augurated president Of the republic Of
Cuba.
Cardinal McCloskey Of New York is
very i'll at South Orange, n. j., and no
visitors are allowed to see him.
Senator Morton had severe fainting IT,
after his explanation in the senate, Thurs
day, and was very i'll during the night, but
is all right again.
A man named Crawford was stabbed
and instantly killed at Philadelphia, Thurs
day, by James McDermott, aged 90. Both
were employed in cake bakery.
There ie man on trial IN Boston for
counterfeiting, who was formerly g teacher
OF the art of detecting spurious bank bills
| from the genuine. ''Vice is monster"
| etc.
Snowman Barnum is making an impu-
dent request TO the cities where be Is going
this season, TO have the church bells rnng
while he 10 exhibiting, and New Haven
denies.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has rot a
tame crocodile that will stand up on It's tail
and stone oranges out of a tree. She has
named it Shearman because 1t occasionally
goes off on tears.
Evangelist Moody announces that he will
not start revival in Cincinnati during the
session of the republican convention. It'll
said this will improve the chances Of al
the prominent candidates.
There ia u snow-bank in front Of tht
Summit house, top OF Mount Washington
16 to 10 feet deep, and there are promise
of an extra fine snow arch in Tucksrnan'
ravine, the coming summer.
"What is your excuse, sir 2" asked Judg
| Gilbert Of man who asked TO be free
.. from jury duty in Brooklyn. Thursday, &
was a member of the Bcecher jury" II
piled Mr.. Halstead "Then you may go,
said the judge
Ben. French and wife, incarcerated i
the county jail at Warsaw, KY, for poi
oning an old wealthy coored man, name
Jacob Jones, were taken from Jail, We,
, nesday night, and hung to uce, tw
miles from town.
Among the decorations ofthe confcdera
monument IN Mobile, Ala, on memoir
day, was pyramid of flowers from Il
J. officers of the United States army stationt
II at Mount Vernon barracks, III respect
o the fallen brave.
Mechanic Falls, Nc, is excited over t
l. sudden death of Mrs. Eliza Caldwell at &
.s residence of DR.. X. a. Cobb, a week ag
n probably from abortion. An inquest is
progress \ warrant has been issued f
IT DR.. Cobb, but he has fled, and cannot
found.
= Anna Dickinson is going to have a /
le crowd when she makes her debut at t
1t Globe theatre, Boston, any way. Alt
i everybody at the Hub is trying 10 Get
: ticket. and Al seats have been engaged
:, New York people Boxes are to be ocC
d pied by Mark Twain, Whtelaw Reid a
Mrs. Howells.
is Gov. Rice signed the death warrant
d. Piper, the Boston belfry murderer, Thu
is day, and Rept II 10 the snelIil oil SuliO
~ county, but the question of new trial,
. the counsel persist in asking for it, is }
re to be decided. DR.. b. j. Getting OF IL
H. ton publishes an article in the Medical n
Surgical Journal giving his opinion. a
that of Drs. Read. Cheever and Bolles,
u of whom examined the child, that she
or ceived at least two, if not three, blows
a the top OF the head, and another one
or the nose. or course, tho opinion poi
- Dat.
's Henry Ward Beecher leciured TO an i
IT. mense audience IN the Brooklyn acadet
&c of music, Thursday night, in aid Of I
he Grand Army project for the establshmg
IN of a soldiers horne for disabled and nee
veterans u. Pen Yam, whose citizens Of
1888 acres Of land for the purpose. /
IT, lecture was q new one on "1he Loss a
~ Gain" and every effort was made by
o Beecher's friends TO give him a lar
~ house and louder applause than Tilton
n ceived when he lectured in the same pla
W Subscriptions 10 the amount Of Sl3,C
II, | were received.