The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-14
From New York.
WEATHER.

| WEATHER.
New YORK, Oct. 49,
The weather is cold and clear.
THE STOKES JURY.
Up to 10 o'clock no additional jurors had
been secured in the Stokes case
SUICIDE.
Owing to domestic troubles Louis Cacth,
aged forty-four cut his throat with q razor
in Allen street, yesterday.
WHAT THE Tribune THINKS.
The Tribune thinks it is now certain that
there will be union of all the Democratic
organizations in the city In the coming
election.
COLLECTIONS FOR 81. IosEPH's SEMINARY.
Collections were taken in the various
Roman Catholic churches of the city yes
terday at all the masses for the benefit of
the diocesan seminary of New York es-
tablshed at Troy, and called St. Josephs
DEATH OF JAMES BOYLE, THE PAINTER.
The national academy executive com
mittee met to-day to take action on the
death in Brooklyn Saturday of James
Boyle, the eminent painter. Among his
other works were portraits of Gen. Dix and
Henry ]. Raymond.
AN OFFICER BEATEN By RUFFIANs.
While arrestng rufiian in Tenth street
last evening, officer Reagan was assailed
with beer glasses and other missiles, and
stabbed in the back. He held on. neverthe-
less, to his man, and other officers coming
to the rescue, dubbed back the would-be
rescuers
BURGLARS ARRESTED.
Two of the desperate gang of burglar,
who have recently been committing deprc-
dations in the vicinity of Jamaica, Long Is
land. named David Van Micklin alias Chip |
ping Bird and VIM. Scl.uries, his son-in-laws
have been nabbed The rest of the gang,
five in all, are known to the au-
and will, no doubt soon be Sc /.
cured.
FALL OF a BUILDING.
The side walls of the four story building
No. 43 Tiffany place, Brooklyn, occupied
by Buchanan & Lyle. tobacconists, and
Moses & Taylor, soda importers, fell with
a tremendous crash yesterday afternoon,
carrying everything before them. The walls
were twelve inches thick. and the structure
was erected only four years since. Had
the accident occurred on a week day many
lives would have been lost
ARRIVED.
The steamer Nevada from Liverpool.
rAMMANY AND APOLLO.
The conference committees of Apollo
and Tammany Halls met this morning.
The committee of Apollo objected to treat
ing with the commtte appointed only by
the judicial convention of Tammany, and
desired to treat with the Tammany conven-
ton on county Offices The conference
then adjourned to meet after the county |
Of Tammany hall this after
noon.
INJUNCTION CASE.
Judge Blatchford to-day in the United .
State circuit court, gave a decision on the (
application of Blake Brothers to have an
injunction restraining George Bird Grin
nell & Co, from disposing of or transfer
ing any of their property. He modified !
the injunction SO as to allow Grinnel & |
Co to pay Blake Brothers the amount of |
their pledged securities A similar appli- /
cation from other firms will be made on
Saturday.
FAREWELL TO THE EvANGErLcAis.
DIR. j. Hall writes letter briefly review
ing the alliance, and closing as follows
The utmost good will has been manifest !
on all hands. Ministers and people. the |
city, the public institutions, the railway
and steamship companies, and. indeed, all |
in any way capable of doing anything, up
to the president, have been appreciated |
cordially and thanked warmly for their
kindness. The French and Germans have |
locked hands in Christian magnanimity, |
and our people of both nations may well
be led to think as they notice the esteem in |
which the Christian men of their father
lands are held in America for the truths |
sake that dwelleth in them. There has
been enthusiasm in the public meetings,
and we doubt not many warm friendships
have been begun in the homes that exteud-
ed hosptality"