The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-06

The man beaten to death in Greene St.,
last night still remains unidentified. moth
ing being found on him but pair of Ma
sonic studs.
A LIFE FOR a LOAF.
Henry Dohr baker of Brooklyn,
kicked Daniel Daugherty, a boy fatally,
yesterday for stealing loaf of bread.
RIVER PIRATES SENTENCED.
Stephen Dillon, a river pirate, caught to-
day stealing from vessel, was sentenced
in less than three hours to five years in
state prison.
CONVICT ASSAULTS a wARDEN.
A convict in the Massachusetts state pris-
on assaulted Warden Chamberlain with a
shovel, cutting his face severely. The con-
Wet attempted to repeat the assault when
the warden shot him and other conyicts
seized and confined him.
THE vICE-PREsIDENT IMPROVING.
Vice-President Wilson was in Boston to-
day and reports his health improving fast
THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
The Massachusetts republican state com
mittee meet in Boston, Aug 12th, to fix
the date and locality of the state convcn-
ton.
THE AMERICAN FIRST.
The members of G. A. X. in Hoboken,
compelled saloon keeper to take down
the German flag which was flying over an
American flag and reverse their position.
ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT.
Daisy Breeze, the alleged murderer of
his brother in Williams county, Illinois,
was captured to-day after a stubborn re-
sistance to the sheriff who shot Breeze in
the shoulder to reduce him to submission.
CITY LABoRERs DEMAND THEIR RIGHTS.
Five hundred laborers in the city service
struck to-day and marched to the City Hall,
where they waited upon the Commissioner
of Public Works for their pay for the last
three months. He promised to lay the
case before the Comptroller, and the men
returned to their work.
ONE OF TIE SHEPHERDS FLOCK.
The case of Annie Rosenberg, alleged to
be detained in the house of the good shep-
herd Illegally, came before Judge Pratt, to-
day. She is stated to be married and "A
writ of certorari was issued at the request
of her husband Her uncle asserts he is her
guardian that she is but fifteen years old ;
that she ran away and admitted she had
been leading bad life D.; that her alleged
husband is a bad character, and intending
to send Annie and several other girls to
Boston to establish bagnio She was re-
manded and the judge reserved his decision.
SALE OF BURNED GOODS.
Collector Arthur announces that all mer-
chandisc in the burned stores in
Greenwich street, which was so much dam
aged as to make Identification impossible,
will be sold at public auction Goods are
now being removed for that purpose.
THE HUNTERS POINT FIRE.
The fire at Hunters Point is on the same
ground as the great fire there just one year
ago, but the present one is more disastrous,
the damage reaching about half a million
of dollars.
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Governor Dix has committed the sentence
of David Murphy, convicted for the
murder of Daniel Barry, who was SEN
fenced to be hanged on Friday next, to i'm
prisonment for life.
40 BURGLARY AFTER ALL.
1t is now stated that the burglary in the
department of public works was no bur-
glary after all, but that one of the clerks
forgot to shut the safe door, and his com.
panions concluded that robbery had been
attempted.
THE WEATHER.
The weather to-day has been gentle, COO
and pleasant
THE wALwoRTH CASE.
The court of Oyer and Terminer helt
n special session to-day to receive a bill OF
exceptions from the counsel for Walworth
but the bill not being finished no actor
was taken. The bill will comprise every
exception made during the late trial
THE FALSE RUMoI.
A rumor that one of the sound steamer
had been wreck was occasioned by one o
them being delayed in fog off Nantucke
shoals, delaying her arrival day.
ARRESTED.
Charles Coburn, fireman on the tug boa
Charles Allen, was arrested to-day charged
with completely in the murder of an I'm
known man at Green Spring, last night
He acknowledged being in the saloon an
says he separated the deceased and the ba
tender who were fighting. Coburn is accus
ed of using brass knuckles on the deceased