The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
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Inc l.lIupn tHtS IS luluNlNE VI lsSulnp
"a weekly. This is more important than IA
brand new South American revolution.
Columbus, O., has had an Enoch Arden
case. "Enoch' sued ''Philip,' and
''Philip" thrashcd him within an inch OF his
life.
Bin Gray, once a Mississippi state sena-
tor, and q acknowledgement ct Ames's mil
ltia, turned preacher, aud Is Row arrested
jor going through the contribution box.
About 81 acre OF snow bank was dug
over near PIttsield, under Tie supposition
hat q mi-siGg girl was III it but she lie.
TUNED alive. having hCel on a visit 10 a
school fellow.
In s0mc countries common tree frogs are
used as baromcters. The frog is placed in
"a tail battle with a light ladder. In fine
weather the animal always climbs up the
ladder, aad always comes down when Il
storm IS approaching.
a married woman, now an inmate of a
p0orhouse in l~llinois, has brought suit
against her father and brother, who are
wealthy, to compel them to support her.
She was once the tcIle of her vicinity, and
after a short time Of married life was de-
serted by her husband.
Robert Buchanan has written "The Sha-
dow of the Sword" n tale Of battle, murder
and sudden death, with Il supernatural ele-
lnent, the hero being IA Bretou conscrIpt
'mong the levies for Napoleon's Russian
campaign who refuses to serve because of
~ instructive horror of shedding blood.
His life, under pursuit of the gend'armes,
affords the motif for an exciting narrative.
a mayor of one of the m in
France lately made the following entry up
80, HI, wn.,rFcp GI fDpn1
yesterday in the forest, a man by the lame
Of Rollin committing an act against the
laws. commanded him to surrender,
whereupon he set upon me, heaped me with
insult and contumely. calling me a raga-
muilin, an Ass, a precious old colt, and aw-
full AMI contemplate scarecrOw, all of which
bere5Scerc,ity to be strictly true"
James Gordon Bennett is said to be
brusque and overbearing in bis manner, but
very generous 70 all who in any way serve
the HerdH, treating them with exceptional
generosity. lie has given three tive-hun-
dred-doIlar watches to employees who haye
shown marked enterprise, and to one edi-
tor, who was out of health, he gave a check
of Il coo with which to 20 TO Europe.
"Why, Mr. Bennett" exclaimed the aston
ished recipient, 81 cant spend half of this"
'SpeAd what you can and keep the RESI-"
Not the Least wonderful result from the
system OF teaching the blind is that which
enables such who have a taste for music to
tune and repair piano fortes. The blind
tuners connected with the leading piano es-
talishmerts 10 Boston are among the best
in their lire. That the blind succeed Won
derfully well rs tuu"rs We have abundant
proof ~ the annals Of the institute for blind
youths at Paris. II was a pupil of that IN
stil ution, Claude Mental, who wrote the
best treatise ON the art of tuning piano
fortes, and prepared the way for the devnl-
Opment of the most systematic and efflc-
lent course of instruction for its acquisi-
ton.
He was standing on the corner of Cam
pan aud Jefferson avenue, observes the
Eyei Press, when a policeman came along,
and, pointing TO a box at his feet, this good
10y said:
THE farmer who lost that off his sleigh
will feel awful bad. / 'spose you'll take il
TO the station, won't your
''Yun are an honest boy" replied the Of
fcer. ''Suuc boys would have lugged that
box "a home. Yes, II take it to the sta
ton
1t YVES a stout box, weighing over eighty
pounds, and when-the officer Get it down In
the station house all his bones ached. Some
said 1t was butter, and some said cheese,
and so it was opened. The contents were
cobble stones. The officer ran all the way
back, and he spent hours looking for the
good boy, hut without any luck. The z.
b. knew his business.