The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-21

wedding party this morning, intoxicated,
shot himself through the head and is row
dying
PnElPa BEOKER
sherWin expects to procure bail to-day
Additional statements are published to
prove that his syndicate operations here are
irregular and Legitimate.
STOCK cIIQUEs.
Nearly all the heavy Wall street operat-
ors were at the Fifth avenue hotel yester-
day during the day and evening, engaged
in discussing the financial situation and
forming cliques to take care of the stock
interests which have suffered heavily in the
recent panic.
DEATH OF HuGH CAMPBELL.
Hugh Campbell, a passenger for San
Francisco, died at sea in the steamship
Rising tar Sept. 81.
PASTOR INSTALLED.
The Rev Samuel Hamilton was installed
as pastor, Sunday evening, of the Four
teenth street Presbyterian church.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
George Francis Tram sailed on Saturday
in the Baltic for England, never to return
as he says, until the American people call
him back to preside over the destinies of
the nation.
RlrrEN BY RABID DOG.
Alice Maher, aged IL, of 1872 Roosevelt
street, was, on Sunday, taken to Park Hos
pital by Officer Murphy, suffering intensely
from the bites OF a rabd dog belonging to
Capt Reich of the schooner J S Waddy, at
Peck slip.
KILLED.
Mr.. Archibald Ostrom of 143 Washing
ton street, was killed by the falling of
wall at the burning of Hawkes., Ramp &
Co.'S hay pressing establishment at Thir-
tcenth avenue, on Saturday morning. His
remains were taken to Rhinebeck for inter
ment.
MARRIED.
The chancellor to the French Consulate,
VI. Antoine Jacquemn, and Miss Marie
lucy IIcnchcr of California, were married
on Saturday in the City Hall by Mayor
Havemeyer. The French Consul General,
VI. De Forrest Gen. Tohriand, and oilers
were at the ceremony.
HI MISTAKE.
Sunday night Augusta \. Schur, aged
33, a native of Germany and living at 22S
East Thirty-sxth street, while temporarily
deranged, swallowed about wincglassful
of muriatic acid by mistake. Her mouth
was all burnt 1t Is probable that she will
not recover.
Jay COOKIES CREDITORS ENCOURAGED.
Some Of the Washington creditors II
Jay Cooke 4 Co.. who have been to Phil
adelpha to examine the latter's affairs and
decide whether they should force them to
bankruptcy. have returned. and report that
the firm make much better showing than
they expected and that their depositors
may generally agree to let them 90 ahead
amt settle their affairs in their own way
1t is believed if this is done they will pay
more than fifty cents ON the dollar.
IIrEATERs.
The rcpcatcrs who went from New York
to Philadelphia last week were paid at the
ST Nicholas Hotel ON saturday. Three
men. on IL Federal revenue officer, re-
ccycd. it is said. $500 each.
EXCITEMENT - a STREET CAR
At l0oclock last sunday night Il distur-
hancc took place in ear No. 9of!lc Grand,
Houston, and Fortv-sccOnd street line be-
tween the conductor and James ORcilly,
who used insulting language to The ladies.
The car was filed with Passengers, and
when the conductor cndeavorcd to eject
O'Rcilly, the womcnand children screamed
and rushed for the door. Several we're
hurt in the excitement. OReilly escaped.
ENpING \ ROW.
To end an alteration in his own house,
$40 Mott street, Thomas Shinnegan struck
Michael Edwards OF ZAP West Twenty
ninth street, with AN axe on the head. The
wound bled copiously, but Is not ncccs-
sarily fatal.
Sunday evening, rs Officer Hughes, of
the Thirty-ffth street police, was taking a
prisoner to the station, he was surrounded
at the corner of Thirty-fourth street and
Second avenue by gang of roughs deter
mined on rescue Hughes, holding on to
his prisoner, raped for assistance, but be
fore any could come the crowd gathered
around him, attacked him fiercely, knocked
him down, took his club and knocked him
on the head wounding him severely
Other officers coming up,aftera severe fight
they arrested Patrick and Thomas Conroy,
both of whom were recognized rs Hughes
assalants.
STONES.
At the continuation of the Stokes trial
this morning Daniel r. lngraham, IT,, son
of Judge Ingraham, George W. Cottrell,
LAWYER, David Smith, railroad stock specu-
lator. and Geo. W. Bailey, manufacturer
of yarnishes. were examined for the defence
ND TO l:3O o'clock, Bailey testified that
Stokes and he were at the hotel ten minutes
before the homicide and Stokes seeing
lady in the window went inside 10 speak to
her leaving witness TO pursue his way up
the street alone. Robert 5. Stobs, 20
Maiden Lane, testified he saw Stokes and
Bailey approach the hotel saw Stokes
salute somebody in the hotel, and go insidei
Fisk's carriage came down the street in
about four minutes and Fisk entered Fisk's
carriage must have been about five blocks
of when Stokes went inside. John Moore
testified he heard shots inside the hotel