The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-13

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men and committed during voyage from
this port to Cronstadt via Mobile and re-
turn.
TIE HARLEM EXPLOSION.
Barnum, the engineer of the exploding
Harlem boiler escaped all injury, and has
since disappeared. The work of death was
mainly executed by piece of iron weigh
ing fully two hundred pounds. and thrown
for long distance, striking people as it
went. Fully 5000 people collected at the
scene in a few minutes. 1t is expected
some of the wounded will die.
FIGHT BETWEEN PRISONERS.
Col. Crcgar, the celebrated counter
fcitcr, sentenced a year ago to a long term
of imprisonment in the Philadelphia peni-
Tertiary. had a fight recently in his cell
with Charles Brown. During the fight the
latter butted Crcgars head against the wall,
causing injuries probably fatal. Brown is
undergoing twenty years sentence.
\ FATAL REGION.
There is great excitement at Port Jelfer-
son, J.. l., over the mysterious disappear
ance of another person, this time Captain
Edward IIallock Nothing has been heard
from him since he went to New York, Oct.
10th, for considerable sum of money. TO
pay for shipping materials and his men.
STORMS
The weather in san Francisco for the
last tour days has been n succession of
heavy storms.
SILVER GoING OFT.
The steamship Russia, sailing for Europe
to-day, takes out Si35, $50 in silver bars.
FlNANCIAL.
The associated banks have gained ST.
100000 since yesterday, and now have
S26, 2G0, 600 on hand.
\ fire broke out this morning in the four
story building No So Cortlandt street, oc-
cuped by w A Carter, auction rooms for
military goods. Loss on stock and build
ing $4,000
NATIONAL. BANKING ACT.
a Washington special says it is under
stood that amendments will be offered to
the national banking act early in the SEES
sion, designed to break up what is deemed
the monopoly of issuing circulating notes
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.
a fire at Moscow, Ky, Friday night
burned one man and $4,000 worth of
property, \ man named O'Brien has been
Jailed on suspicion of inccndiarism.
KIDNAPPING CASE.
While a squad of New York detectives
were taking Mr. Bowe, proprietor OF the
Commercial Hotel Jersey City, to New
York yesterday, on reported charges Of
burglary, he was rescued by the police.
His friends say that the ch rye is a false
one, that this was a clear case of kidnap-
ping. and the perpetrators are liable to ten
years imprisonment undcr the laws Of New
Jersey. The latter were arrested and dis
charged, to appear again.
NEW GOLD MINES.
\ dispatch from Victoria, Nancouvers
island, says the steamer California has ar
rived there from Sitka with news Of a re-
cent discovery of new gold mines in Cas-
sian county. She brought down twelve
mines who have $4,000 in gold dust The
news causes great excitement One party
took about Sl91 in gold dust in eight
came down on the California intend to re-
turn to the mines early in the spring. They
say that miners wintering on Stckecn
river have bought up all the provisions in
the country, so that large supplies will be
required in the spring.
BURNED.
Turgan & Schefllers dry goods store in
East New York burned yesterday. Loss
$50, 900.
UNITED STATES SUIT.
4 suit commenced by the United States
against Davis II, Wallace Il Albert ),
Malcomson, to recover 100000.
TIE UNION TRUST co,
The work of recognizing the Union
Trust Co., is progressing slowly and only
half of one million dollars of stock rcquir-
ed has been subscribed, and the CONNER
cial says it appears hardly possible that
Carleton could have performed so many
dashino tricks in finance without conGed-
crate direction.
sLOoPs ORDERED READY.
Orders have been received at the Brook
Ign navy yard to get the sloops of war
Kearsage and Juniata ready for sea at
once At noon to-day under equally pres
sing orders, the torpedo boat Admiral Por-
ter was launched and will be made ready
for active operations in a few days.
THE DEFAULrING CASHIER.
The officers of the Security bank, it is
stated know the whereabouts of their alb
sconding cashier, and say that the city com
pleted thorough investigation and fails to
show that he took more than wa original
ly reported, $4,000.
Terrible Tragedy.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, Nov. -.