The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-29
The 8utland 1ailg 8lnts.
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1877.
Personal Paragraphs.


orchids valued at $25 900.
Madame George Sand is to overlook in
marble her country people at Chatre.
There are fewer bald headed men in the
United States SENATE than In the past.
Donald G.. Mitchell Ia to lecture before
Yale upon the "Esthetics of everyday
life."
The Empress Eugene has had touch
of Roman fever since her return to Flor
ence.
The late Sir Titus Salt left $3.50 900 for
the sick and aged poor of Saltaire and Its
vicinity.
The latest paragraph from q Georgia pa
per has it that "Lucille, Western actress,
is dead"
"Theres skeleton in every closet, and
Mrs Skull keeps boarding house In Phil
adelpbia
Mr. Msnton Marble may tie in earnest,
bot certainly he gets along slowly with
that $500 600 widow.
The name of Miss Kellogg, still frequent
ly appears in the public prints, but what
has become of Smith?
"Sdonie' was translated from the French
Sherwood of Portland, Me.
Sir A. b. Psget, the British Ambassador
at Rome, while out bunting, fell from his
horse and was badly injured.
Field Marshal Urban of the Austrian ar
my blew his brains out lately in Vienna
while riding in hackney coach.
Miss Emily Peyton is serving her second
term as chief enrolling clerk OF the Tennes-
see house Of representatives.
Mrs Dion Bouccault and her two daugh-
teIs sailed for Europe from New York
Wednesday. They will return in two
months.
Yglesias, Coitna and Ledro, who have
ell been presidents of Mexico more or less,
are now open to engagements to lectures.
Notwithstanding rumors to the contrary,
his duties ct the office of the London
Times
Governor Hayes in his youth played with
| O sled, and a reveTential New Highlander
claims to possess and to tenderly preserve
that sled.
Di Murska having failed to come from
Australia on the January steamer, MIR. DE
Vivo substitutes Miss Emma Abbott on his
concert tour.
"Jay Charlton" who writes brilliant let
| ters to the Danbury Ne,os, is Goldsmith,
the "Personal Intelligence man of the
New York Herald
MIR. Longfellow received for his 'Sandal-
phon," firsl published years ago, years
subscription to the newspaper in which il
was printed.
Mr. johnson has retired from the editor.
ship of the London Standard, and is sue.
ceeded by Mr.. w. Ii. Mudford, for some
\ .i'as tho nnanaGer of tho Journal
Marian Harland (Mrs. Terhune), who il
travelling abroad for her health, is improv
| ing, but is still unable to bear the fatigue
of writing even letter.
Some of the more sensational Paris pa
pers contain rumors that the ex-Empress
| Eugenie's mother, the Countess dc Mon
tito, has been dead for the past six weeks
Anna Dickinson doesn't draw well on tht
stage and will probably be compelled to re
sumo the rostrum. She might lecture OF
| light houses. - Louisville Courier Journal
Mr. David Dudley Field has been de
scribed by Mrs. Clemmer, who gravely de
clsres that all the Fields, with one eAcep
tion, have noses that exhaust the rest o.
their faces.
The Hon. Mrs. Wodehouse, who was in
jured in the recent railway accident at Ar
escy, Eng, was Miss King of Georgia be
fore she married the brother of the Earl o.
Kimberley.
The report that Ulysses s. Grant, jr.
was to marry the daughter of Mr. Paul, I
prominent member of the Philadelphia bar
is authoratively conuadicted in that city
A man in New Orleans adyertises tina
be will give tuition in law, religion ant
journalism, "fitting anybody 10 become al
able lawyer, clergyman, or editor in ont
yesr!"
Prince Louis Napoleon on New Year,
day sent to all the cardinals to whom h'
had he n presented, an eel with his visiting
card in his mouth, thus following an an
cient custom.
The British grand lodge Of freemosons
will con m msnorate the Prince OF Wales re-
luIn from India by the purchase and en-
dowment Of two liteboats, at cost Of
100000.
"Glnx's Baby" Jenkins is bound to be IL
the papers, aud having worn out his lungi
in akiDg speeches, has gone TO MenIoD'
to cure them, thus securing the necessary
| notice.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts has been requested
| te give the Grafton at the celebration Of ih'
Battle of Bennington next August. DIR
Oliver Wepdall Holmes will probably pre-
pare the poem.
The second anniversary of the accession
of King Alfonso was signalizei Tuesday
evening by grand fete az the Spanish leg
alton ut Washington, for which 1000 invi
tations were issued.
There are over Ga 900 book agents in tn,
United States, and nearly 1000 them com
mitted suicide last year. One mystery i
solved. We know what finally becomes o
the book agent.
Lawrence Barrett, now reaping fresl
laurels in his former home, Detroit, hai
been rendered complimentary benefit By
many prominent citizens, and will pla.
"Richelieu" on that occasion.
Sir Henry de Hoghton left personal es
tate of the value of 81 100000. His will
provided that his coffin should be incloset
in one of lead weighing not less than sevel
pounds to the square foot.
Now they say Mary Anderson, in spite o
her eighteen years and one years stage ex
perience, has already learned to black he
eyes, pencil her brows, tinge her nostril
and lay ON the powder.
1t appears that one of the two bibulou
Britons who recently made a fellow-Brito
beastly drunk in order to do him out G
large sums of money was Scottish baron
ct, Sir Edward A. l.. Cunynghame.
The officers of the United States nav
and marine corIs on duty at Norfolk, an
with Admiral Trenchard's fleet In Hampto
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