The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-24

Notes by the Way.

- A New DIX Deggar woman, WHO mas
l,en in the business for eight years, recent
q died of excessive heat. When it gets so
IT that even The beggars can't stand it, it
time to pull down the blinds
1.-THE high winds in San Francisco blow
lest into latent grease spots on clothing
ed make them visible. Bootblacks carry
, tile bottles of ammonia with which to OBJ
I1erate the spots, and in that way add to
leir incomes.
II Nine. Christine Nilsson has handed to
lie committee of the London hospital for
diseases of the throat a check for S50Oo
,le proceeds of the concert gwen by her iii
ID of the building fund of that institution.
A man canvassing for the Greeley mon
ement fund was seriously stabbed by
Granger from the Black Hills, whom he
asked to subscribe. The latter observed
hat Greeley was the chap who said go
west young man.
A portion of the Egyptian army has gone
TO Turkey to help to fight the rebels, and
as many of the officers are Americans, the
spectacle will be presented of Christians
aiding Mohammedans in subduing Chris
lians.
Nothing short of the skill Of Raphael
could portray the lock of scorn that comes
yer centennial restaurant keepers visage
when party who have brought their lunch
with them blandly requests permission to
sit under his awning to eat it.
Five years Imprisonment is the punish
ment that must be endured by the Partisan
who attempted, unsuccessfully, to obtain
admission as student to a medical college
on the credentials Of another man.
The London opera house In the Hay
market, so long closed by the caprice OF
Lord Dudley, is now offered for sale.
What the fate of this desirable property
will be whether rink, hotel or proprietary
chapel-it is impossible now to speculate
Cholera of an unusually virulent type
killed half the residents of Coiwood, India
within four days. The rest fled, but were
refused admission to other villages, and
had to return 10 the infected place, most O
hem TO die.
Mark Twain, speaking of a new mosqui
to-netting, writes 1.-The day is coming
{ when we shall sit under our nets III churci
0 md slumber peacefully, while the discom
10 j"d a " 9 ,xether and take 1t out O
A party of four young men have beer
| visiting the Yosemite valley and Big trees
| S32, sleeping in the open air aud occasion
| ally killing some game.
Detroit is happy. 1t has the temporar,
| possession of Carlisle Petersilea, Carl ZeT
ran, Dudley Buck and l.. w. Wheeler, tn
Boston musicians. The Normal musica
institute, which is now having an annus
festival, is meeting with great success.
General Sherman SAID at recent arm
reunion that he would rather march six
times from Atlanta to the sea than to ell
counter once the unspeaksble horrors of
campaign against the savages on the fror
tier. The full force of his remarks ar
now appreciated.
The Philadelphia Ledger says the oldes
pair OF twins in the Uniled States reside i
Plattsvile, in the persons of Messrs. Job
and Michael Stevens. They are over Z
years of age, and are still hale and hearty
with the prospect OF living many years
come.
Irene A. V. House, the widow of Orso
A. House, the divorce lawyer, whom sh
killed, has filed with Surrogate Calvin
copy of Houses will, which bequeaths he
all his property and makes her his excel
triX
The London Times publishes a report {
a game of cricket, in which the contestant
were classed as Gentlemen" and "Play
ers." In this country it would be imposs
ple to collect any considerable number {
players who would admit that they wei
not gentlemen.
what is that, darling ?" asked youn
st. Louis husband of his Chicago brid'
She turned the heaven of her deep blue ~ : :
upon him and answered IT, ono 3,
nv CATERS, dearest" "-Au' nc auueu So
10y IT ,honoht !. was dog kennel. al
dreao's P--SdF'
"A new epidemic has made its appearance
on the plantations in Cuba. 1t is lie
"Beniber," and attacks negroes and Oh
nese, but seldom the whites. The face an
feet swell very much, there is severe palp
iation of the heart and death soon ensut
from suffocation.
Edward Simmons of Middletown, Com
the father of the actress Louise Hawthorn
Mrs. BIG. Norton who was recently xii
ed by falling from window at her inn
Chicago, shot himself in Middletown, Jul
10, on account of dependency caused /
her death.
A farmer named Porter, coming to Mad
son, Ind, in wagon during the stor m, hs
the hair burned off his head by the ligh
ming. Strange as it may seem he escape
wi hout injury, save that mentioned and
slleht shock. 1t is said that the "har" VI
taken of close to the scalp, leaving Il
gentleman bald-headed, badly scared, b
not much hurt.