The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-30

Union Trust Company. is reported indicted
by the grand jury on charge of forgery.
Carleton is sand to be on his way to Eu-
rope
George Changers extensive country resi-
dence near Baltimore burned last night.
WILL FIGHT TOMORROW
1t is stated that Allen and Hogan will
fight tomorrow near st. Louis.
HEAVY FROST.
There was "A heavy frost in Mobile this
morning.
AID FOR MEMPHIS.
st. contributes to the Memphis sufferers
$500.
THE rDDERzOCK TRIAL.
Full phononographc reports are to be
made of the testimony in the Uddcrzool<
trial for the use of the life insurance com
panics Eight jurors have been secured,
including one negro.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
\ driver named Blylcr had his leg cnt
off. and two girls with him were severely
injured this morning near Trenton n j.,
by a train running over their wagon.
TO BE HANGED
Jacob Merhaa, convicted of numbering
United States Deputy Marshal Stevenson
in Jersey Cily,was to-day sentenced to be
hanged Dec. ).
publishes TIE NAMES.
The Times publishes the names of per-
sons among whom it alleges Thomas Fields
divided portion of the plumber obtained
from his fraudulent New York city fire
man act, passed at Albany in 1869 and
1910 The Times produces copies of nine
checks payable to the order Of IIitchman,
Genet and others, drawn in Fields hand
writing, June, 1870. and argues that there
were shares paid from the booty to legis-
ator, for pushing the bills through.
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Proceedings have been begun 20 throw
into bankruptcy the firm of Dodge & Co.,
conspicuous in the lumber combination
which broke down last summer with paper
on the market said to amount to ten mil
lions.
DOUBLED.
Gen. Harrison of the money department
of the postoflce says the effects of the re-
cent panic have increased the amount of
remttances through the money order sys-
TEN from twenty-five to fifty per cent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD LoAS.
Thomas Scott, who has returned from
Europe, confirms the report of his having
effected il loan Of ten million dollars for
the PENNSYLVANIA road. lie likewise eff
fectcd arrangements 81 that work will not
have to be suspended on the Texas Pacific
road.
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURE.
Five cases of rich silk alpaca were seized
by custom house officers yesterday ON board
tie steamer Scotia The cases were entered
as hutton-holc trimmings. The duty on
alpacas is thirty-iive per cent, while on
button-hole trimmings it is only ten pei
cent.
EXPORTS.
Total exports of the week S6,4Of, 43i
of which $90S. 49, were cotton, S2j70lt
wheat and S19G - corn. The ocean freight
market continues strong, British steamship
lines reporting all room for easily use en-
gagged, and claiming higher rates for for
ward accommodation.
TRIAL OF CUBAN BANK ROBBERS.
The trial of the Cuban bank clerks il
Brooklyn ON the charge of stealing over 1
hundred thousand dollare worth of secar
ties, was brought to an abrupt termination
Yesterday. After the testimony was all II
and the case gwen to the jury, one of TIN
twelve informed his associates he could no
consent to any verdict, and when asked fo
his reason, said he had not heard Il word o
the evidence, and that he was stone deaf
CITY TANEa.
A Tribune special says, Comptrolle
Hopkins succeeded in obtaining from Mr.
Green, comptroller of New York, on &C
count of taxes due from New York count.
on or before September LIST, 100000. lie
borrowed of banks in New York $500, 900
and the remainder will be drawn in equa
quantities from Albany and country cana
banks. The whole amount of tax whicl
will be due to the state of New York Dec
LIST, is s., AGO, 1877. In this is included
the deficiency tax which the legislatur
authorized Green to levy, but which h
holds to be unconstitutional, and which h
informed Hopkins he should not raise
| naluctinU thia laavQe the amount of none