The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-14

A young man named John Frazier. shot
while in bed, at Harmony, Pa, yesterday,
young girl with whom he had eloped
from Wheeling, Va, a short time ago
After shooting the girl he shot himself and
died in few hours. The girl is still alive
but MORALLY wounded. The girl is aged
II,
GOOD FOR THE sAxoNs.
The Saxon Band played last night in Ex-
position building, Louisville. The EXPOSE
ton Company have offered them one thou
sand dollars per night for 35 nights The
offer was accepted conditional upon OBJ
tanning the necessary leave of absence from
Milwaukee.
DELIBERATE MURDER.
At Lindsay, Canada West, yesterday,
David Ncsbltt shot and killed Mary A.
IIopewood, to whom he insisted he had
been married but who preferred remaining
with friends to going with Nesbitt The
latter was arrested
DEAIHS fRbM BIRNlNG.
Jacob Hoffman and William Eberot,
who were so badly burned during the fire
at Eberlings Brewery, Morrissania last
Tuesday, died at the German hospital last
night
DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.
The difficulties between sailor landlors
and shipping commissioner has been set
tied.
YELLOW FEVER
1t is now stated that there are four
cases of yellow fever on board the steamer
Merida at Quarantine from Havana.
SPANISH REVOLT.
A Havana letter states that two entire
Spanish regiments are in revolt against the
Captain-Genoral and will not obey his Or
ders. Several Spanish camps in Puerto
Principe have been withdrawn, and forts
in the northern section of the island are
being abandoned by the Spaniards.
THE CHIEF-JusTICEsHIP.
A Milwaukee dispatch says, upon the
authority of Senator Carpenter, that the
enthusiastically will be offered to Senator
Howe, of Wisconsin, should Senator Conk-
lin decline.
MORTALITY IN 81. LOUIS.
OF PAL deaths reported at st. Louis last
al,
and cholera in fantum 1876 children under
five years of age are included in the list
ARRESTED.
George Dougherty was arrested in Brook
Ign last night for fatally beating his wife
and attempting to murder an officer. He
was not captured till his arm was broken
by the officers club.
OBITUARY.
Ex-Commssioner McCurdy, of New
York, the well known inventor of the
coating for percussion caps, and Dr.
Ward, one of the oldest physicians of the
same city, both died yesterday.
DUEL PREVENTED.
A duel between Andrew Kope and A.
W. Schroeder of Hobolen, was prevented
by the police yesterday. Kopkc lost an arm
in duel in California some time ago.
DEAD BODY FOUND.
To-day the police found, in house No.
1876 East S7th street, the dccomposed body
of Charlotte Willett, aged 50, who occu-
pied the house all alone, and had not been
seen for several weeks. When found the
body was half eaten by rats, which
swarmcd in the room.
NEGROES HANGED.
Albert Saunders, negro, was hung at
Prince Frederick, Md, yesterday, for the
murder of Z. A. Burdell last December.
Thomas Jackson, a negro, was hung at
Leonardstown, Md, yesterday, for murder,
arson, burglary and larceny.
TIE TIGREss.
The steamer Tigress has dropped down
the bay, and will sail for Disco ON Mon
day.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Three horses in Brooklyn We're struck by
lightning and considerably damaged yester-
day afternoon, and several trees were torn
to pieces At Easton Corner the lightning
killed son of one Mr.. Handy, seriously
injured two others, and set fire to his barn
and ut-buildings, which were burned.
THE GOODRICH CASE.
Gen. ,Jourtlan expects his officers to-day
will capture Roscoe, who is believed to be
implicated in the murder of Goodrich.
Facts of the capture and confession of
Kate Stoddard were telcgraphed to the
brother of the murdered man, in Europe
last night
INDIANS GOING on a RESERVATION.
a letter from an Indian agent in Texas,
states that he expects some 1900 Kickapoo
and Pottowattamic Indians and 1000 Lip
ons and Messcelcro Indians will return
from Mexico and go upon reservations as
signed them.
CONDENSATION.
Washington special states that comb
nation has been formed of whisky dealers
and railroad men to operate on the next
Congress to repeal certain internal revenue
laws deemed inimical to their interests.
THE GORDON AFFAIR.
A telegram from Fort Garry says thu
feeling over the Gordon affair continues
intense. The examination of the prison
ers will be resumed tomorrow. 1t will G,
hard with them. Gov. Morris has received
a telegram from Gov Austin, of MINES
sofa, requesting him to interpose his au
thority for the good treatment of the pris
oners, and that Fletcher and Mar
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