The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-24

From New York.
New YonK, Oct. 23.

New YoRK, Oct %.
ARRIVED.
The stcamcre Europe from Brest. The
steamship Virginia from Liverpool also
Flysia from Glasgow.
FIRE,
Platt's barns. at West Stockbridgc,
Mas. were burned to-dry. Loss $4,000.
OBITUARY.
Gen. Cadwallader, of New Jersey, is
dead, aged SO years.
NOMINATION REJECTED.
The board of aldermen to-day rejected
the nominations of mayor of ten city
judges.
HEAVY TAXES.
The aggregate sum Of taxes to I've raised
in Brooklyn this year is nearly five mil
lions
MURDER RUMoR
A rumor is current in Brooklyn that EX-
Asscmblyman Tower was murdered, three
bullets being found in his head.
SPECIE.
The 100000 specie which arrived by
the Scotia was consigned to Duncan, Sher-
man & Co.
A CONFERENCE WANTED.
The republican county convention last
night appointed subcommittee to confer
with Apollo Hall.
BANKRUPTCY.
1t is reported that bankruptcy proceed
ings have been taken against the suspended
estate of Peake, Opdyke & Co.
TURKISH OFFICERS.
A board of officers of the Turkish army
arrived in this city yesterday, on the way
to Providence to inspect lot of firearms
manufactured for the Turkish government.
NEW CANAL BOAT.
The steam canal boat City of New York
is reported to have performed the trip on
the canal to the satisfaction of the State
Commissioner.
THE SYNOD.
The Presbyterian Synod to-day was adj
dressed by DR.. Spears on Education for the
Ministry. and by Dr. Hall on Evangelical
ton of Seamen.
CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
A Mrs. Stein, recently arrived from
Georgia, is sick with yellow fever in
Brooklyn. DR.. Watt the healthloillcer has
taken proper measures in the case.
SHELL RACE.
In the -four cared shell race to-day on
the Harlem river for distance of three
straight miles, the Atlanta crew beat the
Nassau crew. Time, 10 minutes and 20
seconds.
PROBABLE MURDER.
john Mclaughlin, aged thirty eight, was
found in the basement of an unoccupied
house in Monroe street with his skull frac-
turcd. A heavy bloody cart ring was
found near. Edward Mclaughlin, James
Cooley and James Murray have been arrest
ed
WHAT EAINEs WILL DO.
The Tribune says that at meeting of
liberal republicans yesterday, it was an
nounccd that Treasurer Raines would pur-
sue the course as regards withdrawing
which may be recommended by con-
ference which is to be held ON the subject
between the two state committees.
CLOSE coNNrNioN
At session Of the Long Island Baptist
association in Brooklyn yesterday com
mittcc was appointed to Investigate the
charges against Rev j. Hyatt Smith of the
Lee avenue Baptist church. The alleged
offence was the advocating and preaching
Of open communion in direct opposition to
the doctrines of the denomination.
CAUIlONARY MEASURES.
Sanitary inspectors and assistants to-day
received strict orders to look very closely
for any cases of yellow fever. or anything
| like it. The health authorities believe
many citizens of Memphis are in the city.
Mary Reilly. the woman with whom Hen
messy the yellow fever victim boarded with,
| has fled.
TURNED ON.
Edward llaight ir., member OF the firm
/ of lIaight n Co.. Wall street, representing
the company in the stock exchange, was
expelled this morning Ivy a unanimous vote
of the governing committee. The reason
/ of the expulsion was because his father,
| Edward lIaght 81, overlrcw his account
| $500, 900 in the Bank OF the Common
wealth, paid part of it, and failed to pay
the remainder, resulting in the suspension
| of the bank.
/
The Governor General.