The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-12
Brief Chronicle.


The permanent exhibition is open.
They say the fruit trees never "set" bet
ter.
Garbaldi gets along now with only one
crutch.
Sacramento is troubled with bogus half
dollars.
Died of severe relapse of his record
Nephew Butler.
Ice in the northern lakes and snow re-
Gently in Colorado.
"Pantaloonerie" is new addition to the
vocabulary of trade.
w. p. Balch, Boston flour merchant,
has stable of 107 trotters.
Biddeford has had thirteen cases of small
pox, but is now free from it.
1t will soon be time for the bushes to Ii
lac politician. Y. Herald.
Some Baltimorean ladies put flowers on
the grave of John Wilkes Booth.
A. training school for nurses will soon be
opened in the New York hospital.
Santa Rosa, Cal, has two chickens
hatched from double yolked egg.
The governor of Colorado has vetoed the
bill to abolish the grand jury system.
Beecher say he is going to achieve the
age Of 90 and then go TO heaven. Selah!
Congressman II. W. Blair will deliver
the Decoration day Grafton at Keene, N. Ii.
Gold keeps well up. Last year, little
later in the month than this date, it was
1929.
Lake Champlain propellers and trans
portation steamers are now making regular
trips.
Col. w. s. B. Hopkins of Worcester is
to be Oxford's, Mass, Decoration day Or
ator.
The Jersey City Heights striking silk
weavers have returned to work at the old
prices.
Ex-Empress Eugene, after visiting Ma
drid, will reach England at the end OF this
month.
Ogdensburg has only thirty-nine firemen.
Malone has in the vicinity of one hundred
and fifty.
Birmingham, Conn, expects to dedicate
its new soldiers monument on the Fourth
of July.
The Texas papers complain that exorbi-
tant taxation is retarding emigration to
their state.
Kate Claxton is in Chicago, and the FIRE
department horses are kept hitched to the
steamers.
President Hayes owns tracts of several
thousand acres of mineral lands on the Tug
river in Virginia.
Samuel Bowles calls Mr.. Moody "Giant
Greatheart." Only another case of western
Massachusettsism.
Frank Leslie and a party of friends, &C
companied by several artists, are making a
tour of California.
The valuation of New Haven. Conn.,,
shows decrease of $4,l20,4 15 from the
valuation of last year.
The clergymen of Newark, N. j., are
forming emi-political league to rid the
city of strong drink.
Hon. 9. ii. Webster, editor of the Salem
Post will deliver the Decoration day adj
dress at Biddeford, Me.
The Hon. John Wentworth is one of the
most faithful attendants on the services OF
Professor Swing in Chicago.
The American railway master mechanics
association will hold its tenth annual con-
vention at st. Louis on the 10th inst.
Rev. A. j. Titsworth of the First Con-
gregational church will deliver the Decora-
tiou day addvess at Westfeld, Mass.
AT Springfield, Mass, on Decoration day
the Grafton will be delivered by the Hon.
George d. Robinson. M. c., Of Chicopee.
Jesse Willis OF North Esston, Massachu-
sets, eighty years of age, sawed cord
of wood for one of his neighbors the other
day.
The number of immigrants from Russia
| to this country last year was $3.50, an in
crease of Learly 5000 over the previous
year.
The Illinois legislature has passed bill
compelling hotel keepers to keep supply
or wire rope ladders in rooms above the
second story.
The Troy and Albany police seem to be
unable to stop the brutal and murderous
outrages that are continually being made
| there on non-union men.
| A new hotel, with a capacity for one
hundred guests is being erected at Bald
Head Cliff, Maine, on the coast between
\ ork Beach and Wells.
"Then," says the gushing Arcadian
"comes that jasmine sprig of womanhood
Miss Nelson, to entangle us in her silker
eyelashes and drive us mad with her beau
ty." Got it bad
John Lane, West Galway farmer, fired
at a hawk and missed it; but the gun wad
ding lodged in the hay NOW of his barn
which took fire and was totally destroyed
Rather an expensive shot.
A correspondent of the American ar
Journal says that the girls of Cashmere
make shawls worth $50, 900, and will shoy
800 distinct colors OF shades which we can
not make or even distinguish.
Mayor Butler of Portland vetoed an ap
preparation of $500 Tor Decoration day
pleading the necessity of rigid economy
under the present burdensome taxation
but the government passed the order owe
the mayors veto.