The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-13
Latcs: News Items.

III Is Salu tnat inc president VIII make no
appointment to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Chief Justice Chase until
the meeting of congress.
A Canandaigua, N. Y, woman threw
down the little boy with whom her little
boy was quarreling, and killed him by
stamping on him.
A conllagration at Port-au-Princc, IIayti,
few days since, destroyed $50 houses
Six persons were killed.
An eccentric Pennsylvania was buried
last week, in accordance with the direc-
tons in his will, in the centre of large
field and without any religious service.
The Cleveland, o., chief of police is or
ganizing force of twenty men to send to
the Mahoning valley, to preserve order and
to prevent depredations by the miners who
have been idle, in consequence of the strike,
for the past four months.
The president approves of the action of
Gen. Schofield in prosecuting the action
against the Modocs. The United States
troops are to be reinforced by officers and
men from other departments, who thor
oughly understand Indian fighting.
Forty clerks from the United States
treasury have begun an examination of the
New York city national banks, to ascertain
their respective circulation.
A Mrs. Jeffreys and two infant children
were saved from suffocation, last night.
their dwelling being on fire, by the gallant
efforts of ire-Commissoncr Blair.
The Chicago and Northwestern and Mil
waukee and ST. Paul railway companies
have decided to pool their earnings from
now until April 1, 1880, in the proportion
of GO Dpr cent tO 40 npr cont
The secretary of the treasury called in
on the first day of March fifty millions of
the tive-twenties of 1862. In accordance
with law interest on the Denomination and
numbers embraced in the call will cease on
June 1. Up to this time about half a mil
lion has been presented at the treasury.
The family and friends of st. Louis
man, while holding wake over what they
supposed was his corpse, were somewhat as
tonished byhis walking in alive and vigorous
and considerably excited over telegram
he had received announcing his death
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, states
that the rumors about the conduct and at
titudc of the Indians in Eastern Oregon,
are conflicting. Ocheo, chief of the Snake
Piutcs, says he will remove his people
from the vicinity of the lava beds and that
h'iN Va tiNhi SiiNii SiNC W lut AhONlOtS.
The excitement in Cherry Vale, Kan,
over the discovery of the dead bodies in the
Bender dwelling is still at fever heat A
force OF 100 men is on the ground, which
is being plOwed over again, but no more
have yet been discovered. The Roach fam
lily OF LodOresyen, seven miles from the
place of the slaughter, consisting of an old
man, his wife and son, and the latters wife,
have nppp nrrpstpI tnnptbar will, A
Stephenson, John Harness und wife, Thos.
Tyke and wife and daughter. A. NJ. King
a travelling preacher. has been arrested at
Parsons, ana notorious murderer, once
pardoned out of prison, named Major
Mumford, and woman who was with him
have been arrested at Fort Scott. Detec-
tives are still out. One of them, Thomas
Beers, has arrived at st. Louis ON the trail
of the Bender family murderers
The prices of members of the Mississip-
pi Legislature are said to range from So
up the 500, according to qualifications and
color.
Judge Nathan Clifford, the Oldest Justice
of the United States Supreme Court, and
who has been on the Bench the greatest
number of years, arrived at his home in
Maine from Washington on Wednesday
last
The Bank of England raised the rate of
discount to five per cent Saturday, and the
price of gold, which had been already rem
dered sensitive by the reported panic in
Vienna, jumped to 1889, but closed at a re-
action to 11S5.
In the presence of the principals and
many friends the battle money (S2, OO0O for
the proposed fight between the pugilists
Artlur Chambers and Gonrsa SaI1nno an,
the 21st inst. was delivered in New York
ON Saturday by the temporary custodian
into the hands of the stakeholder. This
matter settled. Chambers. who won the toss
for the fighting ground, proceeded to quick
ly to inform the opposing party where the
contest would take place, and after some
explanation there was mutual satisfaction
expressed. 1t is the opinion of the sport
ing fraternity that if there is no outside in
reference the fight will be bitter one
and of long duration.