The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-22
From New York.
New York, Nov. 81.
ARRIVED.


New York, Nov 81.
ARRIVED.
The steamship Bremen has arrived from
Brest
The steamship Laurent has arrived from
Brest
REPORTED ARREST OF sIIARREy.
1t is reported Sharkey was arrested al
St. Nicholas hotel to-day.
TWEED.
1t Is now said Tweed will not be put in
Jail by the Sheriff till sentence be pro
nounccd.
FATALLY STABBED.
n. Griglelt was fatally stabbed while in
llagrantc delictu, by the husband of the
woman.
ARRESTED.
One man and three woman were arrested
in Brooklyn for kicking Peter McDonough
to death in a drunken carousal.
Stolen MONEY FOUND.
1t is believed that Il considerable part of
the money found on the premises of War
ner & Parker is the proceeds Of the Boyls-
ton bank robbery in Boston.
STOPPED.
The Delaware and Hudson canal stopped
issuing permits at Kingston yesterday.
EARTHQUAKE.
\ slight shock of earthquake was telt at
San Francisco last night
LABOR RIOT.
During a small riot at Staten Island yes
terday by striking sewer laborers several
were seriously injured by the police.
RESIDENCE BURNED.
The residence of A. W. Wacker, eighty
miles below New Orleans, was burned yes
terday Loss 100000.
IN EUREKA.
An entire block in the town of Eureka
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000. The
Eureka Sentinel office was destroyed.
LEGAL TENDERS.
The associated banks hold 5i2 .Gj5, 900 in
legal tenders an increase of 1915, 000sinc
yesterday.
REWARD For sHARKEY.
Two thousand dollars reward is offered
for the arrest of Sharlicy, the condemned
and escaped murderer.
DEAD.
James Linen, a frequent contributor to
the Kncllcrboclier Magazine, and a writer
of Scottish verse, died in this city yester-
day, aged sixty.
ENGLISH FORGEI ARRESTED.
Stephen Alfred has been arrested here on
Il charge of defalcation, by an extensive
system Of forgery on his employers, Bass
Il Co., the London brewers, swinding them
out of large amounts Of money.
REFUSED PAYMENT.
The Pennsylvania state treasurer, Mac
key has refused to pay the $4,000 ordered
by the constitutional convention. towards
the payment Of the necessary expenses of
the convention.
INGERsOLL REARREsTED.
Last night James II. Ingersol was re-
by Sheriff Brennan on suspicion of
intended escape He was to-day taken to
the district attorneys office, where he was
engaged up to noon endcavoring to effect
an arrangement, but without success.
ASHORE.
An Oswego dispatch says the schooner
West Side from Milwaukee, loaded with
wheat, went ashore under Fort Ontario,
last night. The crew were taken off in a
life boat
HARD TASK.
Sheriff Morse, of Oakland, CAL, has ar.
rested his own son. on the charge of set
ting fire to and burning the military acade-
my at that place, where he was a student.
COMMITTED.
a. c. Goss, arrested in Baltimore, on
the charge of conspiring, with others, to
defraud insurance companies, was commit
ted in default of $4,000 bail.
DIED.
\ passenger supposed 10 be named
Michael Mcbride, died very suddenly
Wednesday night, on the Hudson river
steamer James W. Baldwin.
ALL RIGHT
Colonel Thomas Scott, vice-presidcnt OF
the Pennsylvania railroad, says the road
since the action of the directors in the way
of declaring scrip dividends, is in condi
ton to 60 on without any trouble and will
undoubtedly, meet its obligations as they
become due, He has no fears for the fu.
ture.
DEMOCRATIC FAVoRs TO TWEED.
Recorder Haclett says the sheriff has no
right or precedent for keeping Tweed out
of the county Jail after being convicted
The latter spent all day in arranging hi,
papers, and was with his family at home
in the evening Assistant district attorney
Allen is informed that the greater part OF
his property has been transferred to other,
so that the city will not be able to obtain
any Of it, The civil suits against him arc
to be pushed at once by Encouragement
Barlow.
PLAsTERERs ASSOCIATION
~Ae " ihNNti"5 VI wv uSSOCltllOl
in Brooklyn, it was decided that after De.
cember lst that wages paid journcymcr
plasterers be $3.50 and laborers $3.50 pei
day.
ALLEGED NATHAN MURDERERs ARRESTED
Cole Cunning, a well known burglar
was to-day taken from the penitcntiary
where he had just completed n six months
term, and locked up at police headquarters
on the charge of completely in the Nathan
murder preferred by John T. Irving.
Irving implicated both Cunning ant
Daniel Kelly in the murder, by stating thai
the former killed Nathan while Kelly ant
himself were waiting in the house. 1t i.
also stated that Kelly is under arrest.
CHIEF ENGINEERS CONVENTION.
A special committee OF chief engineers