The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-25
From New York.

Fagnaut of this place and others.
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From New York.
New York, June SO.
sToKEs's HEALTH
The World says for the first time during
his long confinement Stokess health now
gives evidence of failing him.
RING ARRESTS.
Warrants for the arrest of the late ring
officials recently indicted have been placed
in the hands of Superintendent Matsell
and will probably be served to-day.
ITALIAN SLAVERY.
At a special meeting of the Associshe
Donnarumma, an Italian society, last even
ing, resolutions were passed calling upon
the American government to stop the in
human traffic in Italian children. The
other Italian societies are expected TO unite
in this call upon the government
THE DEMOCRACY.
AT meeting of the Democratic Union
General Committee, last night, Congress-
man r.. b. Roosevelt was elected President,
and Congressman Smith Ely treasurer.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
Tammany and Apollo Hall general com
mittecs. as embracing many of the men
whose corruptions and frauds brought dis
grace upon the party, and as having no
claim upon public confidence or party re-
cognition, until reorganzed and purified.
1t was also resolved that ticket of its own
should be put in the field at the next cleo
ton, by the organization.
SAILING OF THE JUNlArA.
The .Juniata sails to-day ON voyage in
search of the Polaris. She is manned by
1870 men, and carries two light guns. She
has 3G1 tons of coal and an abundance of
provisions, as it is intended she shall supply
both the Polaris, if found, and the 1igress,
which will follow the Juniata, July 4th.
Besides her own launch, which carries 30
men, the Juniata carries large steam
launch for 20 men, all parts of which are
duplicated, so a second may be constructed
if necessary. The Junata will stop at st.
Johns for coal, on the way to Disco, where
it is expected the Polaris or tdings of her
will be found.
SENTENCED.
In the General Sessions Court Frank
O'Neil was sentenced to ten years impris
onment, to-day, for highway robbery.
STEAMER INJURED.
The steamer Long Branch, while going
down the bay last night, with freight, ran
into bark, and the bowsprit of the stea-
mer was carried away. Repairs on her will
occupy two weeks. The bark was badly
damaged.
Phineas f. Kingland, against whom in
dictments have been found for connection
with the ring frauds, appeared in the Dis
trict Attorneys office, to-day, and gave bail
in $1,000.
Bail in the case of Thomas Conan, in
dcted for conspiracy and bribery, was
fixed at 1000 on the seven indictments.
OCEAN LINE.
Thomas Russell, Commissioner from
Australia and New Zealand, in this country
for some time, has sailed for Europe, hay
ing accomplishments mission, which was
to contract for the establishment of line
of first-class steamers between San Fran
cisco, Honolulu, New Zealand and other
South Pacific Islands.
CHOLERA.
The Board of Health is busy providing
against visit of the cholera. The streets
are being disinfected, residents in damp
cellars are compelled to find less unhealthy
the poorer classes are instructed to abate
existing nuisances, and take precautions
against the occurrence of others.
wALwoRTH's TRIAL
The Walworth murder trial opened this
morning. The Court was crowded. Wal
worth's mother and two of his younger
brothers sat near him. Rev. Mr.. Back
house, Presbyterian minister and the hus
band of Mrs. Walworths sister, and sew
eral friends of the family were also in thu
Court room. The work of getting a jury
has commenced.
ARRESTS.
Detectives Heidelberg and Tuly of tn,
Central Police Office arrested, this morning
the following parties, against whom in
dictments were found by the Oyer and Ter
miner grand jury for frauds on the cit.
treasury, in connection with the old Tam
many ring Thomas c. Comon, Phineas II
Kingsland and two men named Roe ant
Monahan, and they are now waiting in tn
District Attorneys Office to give bail.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
A Havana special reports heavy fighting
in the Manzanillo district, in which the in
surgents were uniformly successful. Re
ported minor engagements have occurre
in the Caniagucy, with considerable lossc
on both sides. The insurgent Gen Garci
is reported to have united the commands O
Gems Daz, Gomez and Prado, and wit
the formidable force thus formed, is operf
ting between Bayama and Manzanillo. TIE
prominent Cuban citizens have been ban
ished from Manzanilly by general ordt
of expulsion. The Spanish inhabitants c
Havana are good deal exercised and e'
cited by the uncertain condition of affair
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