Worcester daily spy., 1872-06-15
New York.



NEW YORK, june l4.-Judge Curtis has rem
dercd a decision that the warrant of Governor
Hoffman surrendering Carl Vogt to the Belgium
authorities IS unconstitutional, and Vogt has
been remanded for trial on the charge of carry
ing stolen property inIo the state.
The coroneI's jury in the case of Augustus
Brown found verdict against John Smith and
James Tully. Brown was killed while defend
ing his wife against the insults of the ruf1ians.
The case of Tilden against Ben Butler contin-
ueS. The counsel on both sides are struggling
TO either have certain documents evidence of
the sale of the vessel received or elected. No
result yet.
A verdict of S21 500 damage was rendered to-
day against f. Matthews for non-iufmcnt of
lease of Broadway premises to a arriage
manufacturer.
On motion of James Bach, stakeholder, to
make permanent an injunction against the Pa
cic Mail steamship company, restraining it from
investing funds in alleged insecure loans, was
heard to-day and adjourned until Tuesday
The complaint against Jay Gould, president
OF the Narra@ansett steamboat company, based
on charges of the immense frauds alluded to in
the dispatches last night, is not yet filed in the
common pleas, where the case will be tried. A
rumor prevailed this afternoon that Gould, fear
full of the consequences of these projected suits,
had fed. He could not be found this afternoon,
and warrant for his arrest will probably be
put in the hands of the sheriff tomorrow.
THE STRIKERS.
Inc ponce have possession of the machine
shops of the New Haven and Hudson River rail
roads, the strikers having threatened TO assault
the men at work and destroy the buildings
Reserves OF the neighboring precincts arc held
in readiness for hostile demonstrations.
Two thousand machnists, iron mOulders, and
boiler makers, struck yesterday in BROOKLYN.
They have struck for eight hours with the same
pay as formerly given for ten. The foundries
and large establishments refuse compliance with
the demand. In many instances bodies of men
visited the establishments and forced the men to
strike. lnone instance the result OF the strike has
already been that a steamer has been taken from
Brooklyn 10 Rhode Island to nave the iron work
finished 1t is also stated that one firm in this
city sent orders to Scotland for fifty small steam
engines instead Of giving the order here, for fear
that the strikes will interfere with the PROMPT
performance OF the contract.
1t is reported that the grand jury has indicted
one Of the prominent leaders of the eight hour
strikes Three painters and three labOrers, all
strikers, have been arrested for threatening ViO-
lence TO workmen who refused to Join them
About seven eighths of Stenway's wOrkmen
have resumed work, leaving only sixty ringlead-
ers Of the strikers of that factory still on
strike, 1t is stated that the strikers among the
piano workmen held secret meeting this al-
terno0n at the eight hour league rooms, and
voted to assemble at five O'Clock tomorrow
morning at Steinway's factory and prevent the
wOrkmen from resuming their labors there TO-
morrow. They were promised the cooperation
of other organizations. Through the indiscre-
ton Of one of their number, a reporter learned
the fact, and the police will be on hand to quell
any such demonstration These men are said to
feel very desperate at the apparent failure of
their strike. The same meeting voted to send
committee to the company with one
from the poliShers and varniShers TO Boston
TO urge the workmen there to strike. The
strike of furniture men is ended, the men all
returning to work.
A IIr tol, So, .Io n. -
Advertiser shows that there are 65SS men EN-
ploycd in the furniture business. OF these
1924 are now at work at ten hours per day, GA
are working eight hours and 1918 are on a
strike. OF the 64 now working eight hours
nearly all will be discharged next week, they
only being employed to enable contracts to be
filed a delegate from the cabinet makers in
Boston reports that the trade will strike in that
city on the first Of July. 1t is stated tonight
that committees left here this afternoon for Bos-
ion, Hartford, Providence, and all other eastern
cities, as well as TO Baltimore and Philadelphia,
to organize strikes among piano makers and
other trades, the object being to have strikes in
other parts OF the country to help the successful
issue of the strikes here.
REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.
The synod of the Reformed church adjourned
sine die tins afternoon, after appointing com
mlttee TO report to the next synod on the advis-
ability of meeting with the Presbyterian church
oil the south.
PEACE JUBILEE PREPARATIONS
Col. Howe, member of the executive commit
tee Of the worlds jubilee in this city. has re-
ceived a telegram notifying him of the depar.
ture tonight Of the United States marine band
from Washington en- ioute for Boston. They
will report to Col. Howe to morrow morning.
and leave in the afternoon for the coliseum,
The mayor and council of lloboken will official
ly welcome the German band, Strauss, and the
German cornet quafettc, on their arrival at the
dock on the steamship Rhen. The Leiderkranz
will also be present II possible, and il The