The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-31

ARRIVED.
New York, Oct. 30.
The City of New York has arrived from
Havana.
SUSPENDED.
Lloyd, Hamilton e Co.. bankers, have
suspended.
BANKRUPT srIT.
The First National Bank of Jersey City
filed petition in bankruptcy in the United
States District court, at Trenton. against
the Midland railroad company. a rule TO
show cause was granted, returnable Nov.
4th.
DEFAUITER.
A dispatch from Wilmington, Del, says
Capt Doughcrty, chief clerk of the post
office, is 50, 900 short in his a, counts and
has been arrested and baied in the sum of
So 900.
AGAsslZ.
Prof Agassiz, at the request of the Presl-
dent and number of friends, will deliver
Il course of six lectures in Washington this
winter.
J b Watkins, an Iowa railroad superin-
tendent, was killed by a collision near
Cedar Rapids this morning.
ARRIVED.
The City of New York and Algeria from
Liverpool.
THE WEATHER.
The weather is clear and cold. The
wind northwest.
FAILURE.
The failure of firm of German ship
ping merchants is announced, but excitcs
little discussion.
THE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS.
A public benefit for the Memphis suf-
fercrs was held at Hodge opera house in
this city last evening. a fair net amount
was realized, which will probably be for
warded.
TIE UNION TBUsr COMPANY.
The directors of the Union trust COM
pany are still considering the resumption
of business, but have not yet named any
date. The counsel expects however, that
they will soon resume
EXAMINATION.
The police commissioners began to-day
the investigation Of charges made against
Detectives Irving and Farley of felonious
conspiracy in connection with the Melon
nell forgery case.
HARD on Triton.
The grievance committee of Plymouth
church, at the last meeting decided to en-
pei Theodore Tilton from Plymouth church
for refusing to appear before that commit
tee and testify in the Beecher scandal
case
STILL IN JAIL.
+ II Shcrwin still remains in Ludlow
street jail Charles Hudson, the cashier of
further proceedings will be taken unless an
order is issued in continuation.
DONATIONS TO MEMPHIS.
The resolution of the board of aldermen
donating $4,000 in aid of the Memphis
sufferers, came up for confirmation in the
board The assistant aldermen this even
ng received the following telegram which
was read:
MEMPHIS, oct. 80.
Morris X. Jessup, president of the Young
Mems Christian Association \ telegram
in this mornings paper says the New York
City Council has donated $50, 900 to Mem
phis, if true, ought you not to see Mayor
Hayermyer and say Memphis has enough of
present necessaries. Citizens are return
ing.
BANK MATTERS.
In the L. 5. Circuit Court, before ,Jud 5e
Benedict to-day, the case of Charles Colin
der, bank examiner, who was indicted for
taking Il bride and making II false return OF
the condition Of the Ocean National Bank,
was adjourned over for the present term,
as was also Ex-senator VIM. NJ. Graham,
charged with embezzing funds of the
Waikiki National Bank.
STOKES JURORS.
1t is reported that two jurors of Stokes
trial will be arrested tonight. The charges
are that they were tempered with by friends
of Stokes. No names asccraincd
LOTTERY DEALERS.
Some hundred or more indictments have
been found against lottery dealers who will
be arrested on Monday and arraigncd t.
plead.