The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-03

CURRENCY IN TIE BANKS.
The banks have gained $4,000 cur
rcncy since yesterday. They now hold
S1S,000,000 The lowest amount ever
held was So, 100000.
The ferryboat Delaware run into by the
ferryboat Erie last night, sunk at the dock
shortly after the removal of the passengers
and teams.
SOMEHOW HURT.
Dennis Ryan was found by the Brook
Ign police inscnsiblc, and wounded in the
head, lying on the sidewalk. He was re-
moved to the station, where he soon died.
No arrest
THAT JUROR.
The grand jury is still investigating the
reported and alleged charges of bribery,
corruption and improper conduct against
the Stokes jurors. Whatever may be the
result, the assistant district attorney states
the people have no redress in criminal cases
after verdict is given.
GROW DELEGATION.
The delegation Of Grow Indians which
hayc been passing some time in Washing
ton arrived here and will remain couple
of days to be suitably impressed before re-
turning home.
GOLD AND SILVER
The rate for purchase of silver was re-
duccd yesterday at New York Assay Office
100 to 11S per standard ounce. During the
day 1000 pounds of gold was received for
coinage The sub-Treasurcr has deter
mined to issue silver only to those persons
likely to circulate. Every attempt ut oh
tanning silver for mere speculative pur-
poses is opposed.
no CANDIDATES,
The democrats in the Third Massachu-
sotts congressional district have decided not
to run any candidate, after several gentle
men declined to accept the nomination..
IHCENnIARY FIRE,
Alonzo Whites barn at Leicester, Mass,
was fied and burned last night, together
with nine horses, carriages, etc. Loss
about $4,000 fully insured.
THE PRECIOUS METAL.
The gold coinage at the Philadelphia
mint for October weighed thirty-eight tons
and amounted to S11 100000 in double ca
giles.
WITHDRAWN.
Col. Morrell, Republican candidate fol
mayor of Elizabeth, n j, has withdrawn
HOMICIDE
DR.. Henry De Graft of Union Hill, n j,
was fatslly Shot by james Columbus, Thurs
day. 1t is said Columbus accused De Graft
of running his wife and two daughters, and
ted.
LIVINGSTON A PRISONER
~ London dispatch says private letter
from Burna dated August II says DR.. Liv-
ingston is in prison Central Africa held by
Il savage tribe and unable to day the ran
som which has been demanded for his re-
lease,
RAILWAY OPENING.
The Devon and Somerset railway, which
has nine years building, was opened foi
business to-day.
TIE STOCK MARKET.
Stocks opened onc-haf to two per cent.
lower, and fell onc-half to one per cent.
The tone of the market is weak, fcyersl
and unsettled No further failures are re-
ported.
PROVIDING FOR THE DESTITUTE.
The commissioners of charities are tax.
ing possession of unoccupied buildings be
longing to the city and are putting them in
order, so that shelter may be given to the
homeless poor during the winter
MEETING OF COLoRED CITIZENS
The colored citizens of New York held
public reception at Cooper Institute, las,
evening, for the purpose of extending q
welcome to Lord Alfred y. Churchill Rev.
James Davis and others, and through them
TO tender to the philanthropists of Great
Britain and the continent an expression OF
esteem and appreciation of their efforts in
the cause of liberty and the spread of the
gospel.
BRICKLAYERs ASSOCIATION.
The central meeting of the bricklayers
association was held last night, but the pro-
cccdings not made public. Numbers ex-
press conviction that societies will adhere
to the old scale of prices.
DISCHARGED MEN.
Five hundred hands were discharged from
the Danforth locomotive works at Pattcr.
son, n. j, Last night nearly the entire
force were discharged from the Grant To-
connective works in the same city.
AN APPROPRIATIONS TABLED.
The board OF aldermen yesterday recon.
sidcred the vote on the resolutions appro-
pration $2,500,000 to industrial eXhibi-
tons company, and laid the resolutions on
the table.
\ CoNTRMPrlBLs FRAUD.
The Memphis Appeal contains particu-
lars of an alleged fraud practiccd IN the
commissary department of the Howard as
ISOLATION by acting Mayor Paul Cicalla. 1t
is charged that he made acquisitions for
supplies in the name of widow lady
known to be destitute, that hesecurcd SUD
plies for food and clothing for herself and
family of eight persons, and -four orphans
of her sister, victim of the yellow fever.
for thirty days, and appropriated same to
his own use,
Quit Work.
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