The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-28
Condensed DISPATCHES,

w. II. Blymyer has been elected Presi-
dent of the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
in place of A. s. Goshen, resigned.
Major Forsyth returned to Chicago from
his trip to the Yellowstone, yesterday, and
reports complete success In establishing the
managibilty of that stream from the mouth
TO Powder river.
1t is stated that Sir Hugh Allans col
leagues have succeeded in making arrange
ments in London for immediate supply of
large portion of capital required for build
ing Canadian Pacific railroad
The New York annual state shooting
tournament has been fixed for June 9th at
Batavia
A draft for $500, 900 has been received
at Philadelphia from the Treasury Depart
ment to pay for property for the new post
office there.
The steamship Washington has arrived
at Brcst from New York.
The public debt of Spain is to he CON
siderably reduced by government mea-
surcs.
Theirs took his seat IN the Assembly,
yesterday
Paris correspondents of German papers
assert that the movement for removal of
Theirs originated in Rome and Florence.
Bidwell. the bank forger, has arrived in
London and been conveyed to Ncwgate.
He will have another hearing at Guildhall
to-day
The Pope has full faith in the coming
administration of Marshal MacNIahon and
believes his election will be guaranty of
order and justice.
The bill to incorporate the New England
Railroad Company passed the Connecticut
Senate on Tuesday and now only awaits
the Governors signature to become law.
An order has been issued by the Secreta-
ry of War, calling the attention of the of
ticers of the army to the fact that by law
the subject of the employment of counsel
at the expense of the United States is
placed solely in the department of justice.
The steamer City of Limerick, from Liv-
erpool, arrived in New York yesterday.
The trial of cashier Taintor has been
postponed until the June term of the Unit
ed States district court.
). Mcguire has been arrested in Brooklyn
for fatally stabbng James Harris during
al alteration about u girl ut picnic in
Gowanus yesterday.
The funeral of James W. Wallack took
place at II o'clock Tuesday from the
church of the TRANSPORTATION. East TWEEN
ty-ninth street. Rev DR.. Hou ghton John
son officiating.
Magyar. Lyons, cook, was found in an
area rear of John W Elias house last
night on Fifty-second street, having jump
ed from the second story chamber window
to escape from Elias, The latter was ar
rested. The woman is seriously injured.
IL. NJ. Myer was wounded at Binghamp-
ton, Saturday, by the accidental discharge
of his gun.
Mambrino Temple the famous stallion
owned by Col. J. Coleman, died on Sunday.
He was worth $4,000.
a large number of delegates are tocking
to indianapolis to attend the National Agri-
cultural Congress II will he an important
meeting.
The larger portion of the village of Bed
ford was burned Saturday night, including
the town hail. three hotels and the leading
stores The fire originated in one of. the
hotels.
The 4Sth anniversary of the American
Unitarians' Association was celebrated in
Boston on Monday. Rev. Dr. Bellows
presided, and an address was made by Rev
John f. Ware, of Boston.