The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-07
From Boston.
BosToS, Oct. o
REWARD FOR rNcKNDrARIKs.

REWARD FOR INcKNDrARIKs.
A reward of 1 500 has been offered by
the Citizens Mutual insurance company
for the apprehension of any person OF
persons who will be convicted of setting
any of the fires which have occurred since
July list. The reward will be paid to any
person furnishing authentic information
concerning them before year from Oct.
LIST. A reward of $1,000 has been offered
by the firm of Granville, Fuller & Son for
information that will Head to the detection
of the person or persons who set fro to
their premises on the night of the 21st of
Sept
MONETARY.
Money matters are wearing a calmer
and more cheerful aspect, but most I'M
comfortable GOODNESS has prevailed through
the week, which is beginning is tell Sc
riously upon business interests. The banks,
as yet, have done very little to afford re-
lief, and some of them do not seem to
comprehend the situation. Several even
go so far as to refuse to cash checks drawn
against actual deposits made since the ''sus-
pension" This of course induces the
boarding of bills, rs business men would
be worse than stupid to make deposits
where they cannot draw them out again.
But the height of absurtlity is for bank to
pay its own dividends in checks not casha-
bic, in sums of ten or dozen dollars,
A check was presented this week
for So, payable only through the
Clearing House"
THE DEDHAM SHOOTING CASE.
Adam Holm, the party who figured in the
Dedham shooting case last Sunday, was
arraigned before Justice Ely, at Dedham,
Saturday evening, upon the charge of as
saut with intent to kill John Colburt.
The evidence in the case all went to show
that Colburt committed all outrageous as
sault with stones upon Holm and several
others, before Holm fired at him. Holm,
his wife and two others still bear the marks
where they were struck with the stones.
Holm was held at 81 800 to await the &C
ton of the grand jury, which sits in De-
cember. The general feeling in Dedham is
that Holm was justified in his action, as he
could get no officer to arrest the party who
made the trouble. Colburt is still unable
to leave his bed.
aARRoTISG.
After long rest the genuine old-fash-
Toned garrotcrs have turned up again, and
were at work early Sunday morning in
Endicott street, where, at half-psst two
o'clock, John Mclaughlin was seized from
behind and choked by one man, while an
other went through him to the tune of
$3.50, and then both cleared leaving their
victim nearly insensble on the sidewalk.
James Sullivan and Patrick McNlakin were
subsequently arrested for the deed.
BILLIARD CHALLENGE.
Mr.. Edward G.. Kendall has addressed
the following to Edward Daniels, president;
~ hereby challenge Mr.. b. Frank Deni-
son, champion of Massachusetts, to play
me for 5000 and the championship, the
match to be PLAYED according to the rules
of the Massachusetts Billiard Congress"
Should the game be played it will be re-
markably close one, as both are very strong
players.
AID FOR SHREVEPORT.
A meeting of the members of the order
of Binai Berth, in this city, was held yes
terday afternoon, at the Jewish synagogue
on Warrenton street, in response to call
made upon them for relief by the members
of the order in Memphis and Shreveport,
where they have been sorely afflicted with
the yellow fever. Mr.. Godfrey Morse
was chosen chairman and Mr.. H. ID. Sptz,
secretary. The chairman made an eloquent
and feeling appeal, showing the great ne
cessity for prompt action in relieving the
sore distress of their suffering brothers in
the above named cities, after which sub
scription paper was started. Quite large
sum was collected. and is to be immediate
ly forwarded.