The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17
THE RUTLAND GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE H. 1873
From New York.
OBITUARIES

New York. June lG.
Hon Joseph Break for many years the
president of the Massachusetts, Hortcultu-
raj Soclc.y, died at Brighton, Mass, on
Saturday, aged 10 Hon. Moses Bates an
cx-Editor and prominent Democratic
politician died at East Bridgewater, Mass.
this morning.
Chas. Bogart, member of the Stock Ex-
change is dead.
CAS- wRECKERs.
1t is supposed the tie was placed on the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad on Sun
day by parties whose object was to plum
der the wrecks. In addition to the reward
of 81 900 offered by citizens of Norwich,
the superintendent of the road offers $500
for conviction of the criminal.
CoLoRED ODD FELLOWS.
The colored Odd Fellows of Baltimore
celebrated their sixteenth anniversary to-
day with grand parade making q very
creditable display.
NNplhfR IltIhllA BbEtilA.
A dispatch from Dccatour, Ill.,, gives the
confession of another female and whole
sale poisoner whose crimes extended
through number of years ending by her
accidentally swallowing poisonous
draught prepared for her son. The
poisoner is named Mrs. Hook, and her vic
fit,.l MI, II, 1A,h t,e1 nd
daughter and seven other persona all rela.
tiyes or connection by marriage.
TRINITY cHNRCn ROBBED.
The vestry of Trinity church was robbed
by burglars last night of several books.
The poor boxes were emptied and some
clerical robes carried off,
GILLES, THE WIPE MURDERER.
Two Of the stabs inflicted by Gilen
upon his wife went completely through
her heart and another through her liver
Gllen waa sent to the tombs by the Coro.
ner.
READILY ASSAULT.
During broil in Brooklyn last night
Edward Herman was knocked down and
kicked In most brutal and fatal manner
The ASSISTANTS escaped. Subsequently,
however, one of them, Edward II. Palmer,
was arrested. The keeper of the saloon
was arrested on charge of violating the en-
else law,
TIE sHAnHEY rRiAL--rHE NEW Jury LAW
Two jurors were obtained in the Sharkey
trial up TO half past twelve-Newman, a
merchant, and Coleman, carpenter. Since
the Court of Appeals decisive decision on
the constitutionality of the new jury law
providing for intelligent jurors, delivered
by Judge Grover, the criminal lawyers have
abandoned all further efforts to break it
down or override it.
TIE sHARKEY CASE.
The first panel in the the Sharkey case was
exhausted at the the tenth juror, this after
noon A new panel was ordered, and the
court adjourned.
ri.k.
Two valuable horses were burned in
stable at Fleetwood Park, Sunday, one in
training, belonging to Charles Robinson, of
Duchess county. Fire -incendary
BoUCICAULT's ''oCToRooS."
Dion Bouccault has begun suit against
the proprietor of Woods Museum, for
$40, 900 damages for infringement of the
copyright of 1.-THE Octoroon."
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The district conference of the Methodist
church formally opened to-day at st.
Luke's church. Bishop James presiding
This is the first district conference ever
held. Permission to hold local confer
cnces was first granted last session of the
New York East conference.
RIVER FATALITY.
\ row boat containing seven men was
run down by steamer Harlem in East river
last night. All saved except George Hen
rcy. aged %.
SENTENCED.
Joseph Martin is sentenced to state pris-
on one year on plea of guilty of manslaugh-
ter in third degree in killing Bernard Mill.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
The old steamer ''Kell-Van-Kull' eX-
ploded her boiler this morning when loaded
with passengers from Elizabethport and
other landings on the kills. The entire
boat was filled with steam and great alarm
was manifested, but the passengess were
all taken off uninjured by the ferry boat
Thomas Hunt Veaul but little damaged,
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
The Comptroller of Brooklyn, to-day
notified the Board of Aldermen that h,
complies with their late resolution not t,
issue any more city bonds for the Eas
River Bridge, until all the other subscrip
tons are paid up, that the directors Of TIN
bridge company will he unable to re
further installmcnts from private stock
holders, and work will he obliged to stop
SUNDAY TRAVEL.
A large meeting of representatives o
various religious denominations was he'll
in Elizabeth, n. j., to initiate steps t
have the law prohibiting Sunday travt
replaced on the statute books.
LIQUOR SEIZURE.
Another illicit distllery was seized in tn
fifth ward, Brooklyn, to-day, without an
resistance.