The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-29
From New York.
NEw York, July 2s.

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From New York.
NEw York, July 2s.
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
President Grant left Long Branch for
Kingston, N. Y, tonight.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Ply
thas of the state of New York, convene at
Poughkeepse tomorrow. Many delegates
are already there.
NEW YORK GERMANS.
The festival of the New York Turn
Begirk of German Turner association is
in progress at Newburg. The societies
were received to day by the Mayor and
common council. The festival closes to-
morrow night The societies present were
from New York, Brooklyn, Albany, Troy
and Poughkeepse
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.
The rain storm of yesterday damaged the
crops badly on Staten Island and flooded
many houses in the lowlands, the inhabi-
tants being to-day occupied in bailing out
their Easements. The storm effectually
quenched the fires in the forests on Long
Island, and also subdued the extensive fires
in the interior of New Jersey, which start
ed last Saturday morning from locomotive
sparks.
REPORTER DROWNED.
James Caulston, a reporter, is believed to
have been drowned, as a body with letters
addressed to him were found in the East
river to-day. He has been missing since
last Wednesday, when he reported dinner
on steamship.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Two dwellings in Brooklyn were dam
aged by lightning yesterday.
NOT GUILTY.
An investigation shows that the firms re-
ported to have been sued by the agents of
the Peruvian government for alleged frauds
in the guano trade, are not guilty, and are
only small dealers in that article, selling
as they obtain from the barge, as wholesale
dealers.
A VETERAN PICNIC.
The veterans of 1912 enjoyed a picnic
to-day, projected for the relief of their
number.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
1t is now believed the Brooklyn Trust
company will resume business with the
new board of directors this fall. Fifty
per cent. will he paid depositors on the
18th proXimo.
ROUGHS JAILED.
Seddons and other roughs still remain in
Jail at Jamaica. Chambers has not been
arrested. Large quantities of sand clubs
and pistols were taken from them by the
police.
wOULD-BE LADY THEOLOGIAN.
AT meeting of Methodist ministers to-
day lady applied for admission to Theo
logical Seminary to prepare herself for the
ministry. No decision yet.
BASE BALL.
At game of base ball the Baltimorei
made 6 innings, Atlantics l.
FANNY HYDE ASKS BAIL.
The counsel for Fanny Hyde, who shot
Watson will apply tomorrow for her re
lease on bail
SMUGGLING VESSEL SEIZED.
The schooner Z. B. Phillips was seizet
at Boston to-day by the customs authOri
ties, charged with smuggling Holland gin
ALLEGED SERIOUS BRIDE.
Captain Mathew Walsh of the Brigan
tine Model of Halifax, makes a charge il
Boston that his cOnsignees on recent tril
to Azus, San Domingo, attempted to brib
him and cast his vessel and cargo away OIL
homeward trip. The captain, however
brought the vessel safely into Boston, leak
ing badly.
AMERICAN IMPLEMENTS AT VIENNA.
Vienna advices gives details of the trial
of mowers and reapers. Fourteen
American reapers and fifteen American
mowers entered. The grain was rye, toler
ably stout and thick in one part of the field
but small and thin in another. Every ma
chine had its section to cut. The arrange
ments were very bad. There was no pro
gramme, no system and no rule about tn
number of men to accompany each machine
All the American machines, except one
did good work. The German machines ar
too heavy for horses. The trial was highl
satisfactory to the Americans present
Every mower and reaper in the agriculture
hall was in the trial, with two exceptions
Ku-KluX Outrages.