The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-08


gave a decision for Gen. Butler, holding
that the general was justified in making
the seizure.
THE BRICKLAYEEs' STRIKE.
The bricklayers' strike continues, not
withstanding contrary reports. The CEN
trail council of the united bricklayers met
last night in secret session. 1t was stated
that compromise was suggested that en-
ployers should only deduct twenty-five cents
from days pay instead of fifty 1t is not
known what action was taken on the sug-
gestion beyond referring it to special
committee.
THE NEW POLICE JUSTICES
The argument upon the constitutionality
of the law under which new police justices
was continued before Judge Larrcmon in the
Court of Common Pleas this morning. En-
Judge Porter and Nelson ]. Waterbury de-
lyered exhaustive arguments sustaining
the law as constitutional.
MADDENs REELECTION.
The Albany Journal has a special dis
patch which says that Senator Maddcn's
reelection is certain by 116 majority The
same paper still claims seventeen republi-
can senators.
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES DISCHARGED.
Owing to the reduction of their wages,
large number of laborers on the Maine
Central bridge Mt Watervile have quit
work, leaving very few employed at that
point. The Maine Central railroad has
just discharged 300 workmen.
ALLEGED swINDLE.
George NJ. Martin, broker. was before
the Court of Common Pleas to-day, charg-
ed with swindling Mary A. Downing. a
widow of a Union officer. out of 5000.
the policy on her husbands life.
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.
Mary Freiber sues Henry Great of Brook
Ign for 100000 damages for breach OF
promise of marriage.
CANAL BOAT TRIP.
The new steam canal boat City of New
York, grain laden, arrived here this after
noon, running trip Of six days and one
hour from Buffalo.
BUSINESS VISIT
\ number of commercial and transpor-
tation men visited here to-day.
LAST SAD RITES.
The funeral of the late Louis Gaylord
Clark took place this afternoon at Upper
Piermont. The pail bearers were Parke
Goodwin, Manton Marble, X. II. Stod-
dard, E. Rasbrooks, Hugh J. Hastings and
Mr.. Brown Of Newbur
THE HUNTINGTON MYSTERY.
The Kelsey investigation is closed. The
grand jury of Suffolk county have had the
matter before them since the 29h ult
They examined all the witnesses and those
who testified before the coroners Jury ut
Leicester Bay. District Attorney Luthell
reviewed the evidence occupying from ten
o'clock a. m, Wednesday until one o'clock
Il. m yesterday morning.
At 1890 o'clock a. m. to-liy. the jury
presented bills of Indictment against Ru-
dolph Sammis, brother of Royal and
others, none of the parties being at the
river head The district attorney placed
warrants for their arrest in the hands OF
Sheriff Perkins, who Immediately proceed
ed to Hungtington and arrested Rudolph.
he being the only person indicted, who
could be found. The prisoner will be
brought tomorrow morning before the
supreme Court at Brooklyn to give bail.
TIE UNION TRUST Company.
The statement of the Receiver of the
Union Trust Company. shows that the fol-
lowing securities were purchased with the
companys funds by dcfuulting secretary
Carleton 1000 shares Atlantic and Pacific
railroad stock 300 shares Pacific Mail
Steamship stock; 1000 shares Union Pa
ciic railroad stock; 900 shares Western
Union Telegraph stock 1000 shares Co
lumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central r. r.
stock amount due dispositions, So, 229, 1856. Is
and assets amount to G,327, 1868 so; exces,
of assets over liabilities, 81 OBS 1SlG2.
DECISION.
In access of the application of Blake
Bros, for special order Of the court pro-
tecting them from loss in the sale of the
securities they held for money loaned Grun-
nell * Co., Judge Blatchford to-day de-
cided that no such special order can be
granted and sales of such securities must be
at the holders risk ii any are made.