The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-08
Brief Chronicle.
Banged hair is no longer in style.

Banged hair is no longer in style.
Cinnamon are being imported to Cuba
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton is in Lon
don.
Southern strawberries are coming into
market.
Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati is seri-
ously i'll.
Neal Dow is talking temperance in North
Carolina.
Dom Pedro is an indefatigable and rest
less tourist.
Rev. DR.. Tying of St. Georges church is
seriously ill.
The peach crop in Ohio has been badly
damaged by frost.
Theodore Thomas is having triumphal
tour in the west.
Shipments OF dried apples are now freely
made to Germany.
Hembold is forty years old, and is vigor-
Gus and healthy.
Snow fell, Thursday morning, for sew
eral hours in Quebec.
A frost in the lower counties of Illinois
has damaged the fruit crops.
VIM. Foster. cotton broker, New York,
has failed for $414 ,05S.16.
Bad weather prevails in the Black Hills,
snow having fallen daily for two weeks.
The Nebraska land and improvement
company has been forced into bankruptcy.
Italian brigands now wear standing col.
lars, diamond pins and alligator boots.
DR. Theodore L.. Cuyler or BROOKLYN
has during his ministry preached 800 ser.
mons.
Gen. Grant has declined reception by
the union league club, New York, for wan
of time.
Niagara Falls hackmen are preparing
their table of prices for carriage hire for thu
season.
Gen. Neal Dow of Maine is delivering
lectures on prohibition in North Carolins
towns.
The Australian Tom Thumb came as q
passenger on the steamship Nevada from
England.
Crazy Horses band of hostile Indians
has surrendered. 1t numbers about thirteeI
hundred.
At fire in warehouse at Matanzas
Cuba, recently, 1000 hogsheads of sugai
were burned.
An attempt 10 about to be made to stool
the rivers of the province Of Quebec will
Salmon ova.
With her navy tobackher, Turkey think
that she can plug the Russian ports when
ever she chewses.
KEY. Isaac Durham, the chaplain Of thu
senate, will deliver the Grafton at Taunton
Mass, on Memorial day.
1t is said that Gov. Packard of Louisiana
spent his entire fortune in the late cam
paign and is now destitute.
The forest fires on Long Island, N. Y.
have destroyed large amount of property
and burned an old man to death.
Mary Mills, a rich English widow, wa
found dead in her room at Orange, N. j.
Friday, the result Of dissipation.
Mr.. Thomas Day, who died Thursda,
at the advanced age of 102 years, smoked
daily, using clay pipe, for nearly ninet.
years.
DR.. Thomas p. Sheppard, one of th,
leading citizens and business men of Provi
dence, died Saturday after and illness O
two days.
The death of two centensrians Is an
nounced-Rose Brady in New York, age
10s, and Henry johnson, lifel convict a
Sing Sing, also 1903.
Secretary Sherman refuses the PROPOSE
| ton of Anton Junker, Joseph Roelle ant
j. p. Messenger, Chicago distilers, to com
promise for 100000.
Rev. Grosvenor W. Hancock, ID. d.
for thirty-two years pastor of the Ilafayett
street Presbyterian church, Buffalo, diet
Sunday, aged fifty-fve years.
Escort duty at the funeral of Parsol
Brownlow was performed by the O'Cono
Guard of Nashville, Tenn, the commando
being an eX-Uonfedeiate officer.
The most costly painted fans are deco
rated in floral sprays of subdued colors
which will not contrast tso strongly will
any dress, and are suitable for halfmourn
ing costumes.
The BARRIERS of Bryan, Texas, collects
| 800 the other day for monument h
Charles Sumner, and then spent it to &c
up grand dance. Such a proceeding
would be styled clean shave in this par
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