The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-08

Ex-Treasurer Sprague of Brooklyn was
arraigned to-day under four indictments and
the trial is set down for the goth.
THE GOODRICH MURDER.
Lizzie King alias Kate Stoddard was ar
raigned to-day before the court, but one of
her counsel stated that Mr. Gray of Massa-
chusetts was gathering testimony and they
were not yet ready. No day was fixed for
the trial and she was remanded back to
prison.
AID FOR MEMPHIS
The manufacturing jewellers and silver
smiths of New York sent to-day through
Mr.. Frank Barnum of Memphis, 81 800 in
aid of the yellow fever sufferers
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
A Washington dispatch says the Senate
committee on transportation, after leaving
Ncw,York will visit Richmond and hear
the railroad and coal men, and proceed
thence to the Atlantic.
AGENTS APPOINTED.
4 Washington special says Morton, Rose
& Co. of London, have heen appointed fis-
cal agents by the state department in Eu-
rope, and will protect all drafts drawn for
account of that department.
COMMONWEALTH BANK.
A special dispatch from Washington says
the Commonwealth bank of this city will
probably be allowed to resume business
after reducing its capital. The bank is still
in the receivers hands, and the solicitor of
the treasury has directed the district attor-
ney to defend the receiver in the discharge
of his duties.
BUSINESS AT THE Assay OFFICE.
At the assay office yesterday elOl 900
sterling were sent in for re-coinage by
bankers who received the gold from Eu
rope Ivy Saturdays steamers. The entire
amount will he ready in American coin and
delivered to-day. European advces re-
ceiyed at the assay office are to the effect
that from eight to ten millions will be
presented in the course of few days for
re-coinage Most of the money is intend
cd for the movement Of grain from the
west and for investments in low priced Sc
curitics.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
A fire broke ont on the first floor of the
four story brick building 517 Nineteenth
street, occupied by Dielman & Funk as
| ,,iouo ,.osp pnopufacttrv A cpcou1 o1nrr,,
was sent out, owing to in1ammablc mate
ria! stored in the building, but the flames
extended to $40 and sci. Dielman & Funk
lose $4,000 on stock and $4,000 on ma
chinery insured for $4,000 Jacob Link,
box manufacturer, $40 and SCI, loses
81 900 on stock not insured, and $500 on
machinery, which was fully insured. The
buildings are owned by Jacob. Link No.
5l7 was damaged to the extent of $4,000,
and the others about $4,000 insured.
THE NORTHWEST STORM.
tinucs this morning. The wind is very
high.
\ CITY MARSHAL ARRESTED.
Levy Lippman, city marshal, is under in
dictmcnt on charge of cXtortion, and was
arrested yesterday and released on bail.
DEFENDING Ills CHARACTER.
George Wilkes has applied for an order
of arrest against John f. Chamberlain i'll
an action begun by him to recover damages
for injury done to his character.
THE JERSEY CITY MYsrERY-ANoTHER AR
REST.
Dr. James NJ. Comns of 143 East Twen-
ty-siXth street of this city has been arrested
for supposed completely with the Jersey
City clairyoyant in causing the death of
Ida w. Vail The young woman was Il
daughter of Newark compositcr who
died seven years ago a widowed mother
and an only sister survive.
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The first annual prize meeting of the ma.
tional rifle association, organized by the
legislature of 1872, and given twenty-five
thousand dollars, will begin tomorrow at
Crecdmoor, and will continue for three
days. There have been over one thousand
entries of marksmen so far from the States
and Canadas. The World says renlarka-
bic success has attended the association.
APPLICATIONS.
Twenty-Five applications for mandamus
against Comptroller Green We're made to-
day in the supreme court.
INDICTED.
The grand jury have indicted the Walker
family, consisting of father, mother, son
and daughter for counterfeting fifty cent
r notes.
ACKNOWLEDGES.
Mrs Meeillia Metzler alias Medsa, ar
t rested charged with causing the death OF
= Ida NJ Vail, has made affidavit that DIR. j.
5 X. Comins of New York City, was the
+ person guilty of malpractice. Requisitior
Y will be made on Gov. Dix for his remova
D to Jersey City,