The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-24
From New York.
Woodruff AND CHAPLIN CASE.

Woodruff AND CHAPLIN CASE.
New York, June 30.
Six jurors were obtained to-day In tho
Woodruff & Clatlin case, and the panel
being exhausted new one was ordered for
Wednesday.
DEnsQuESrs.
The executive committee of the East
River Bridge, to-day resolved to com
mence suits against the delinquent stock
holders.
DEATH ny DRINK.
Dr. Joseph Pozzer, German physician,
was found insensblc in Avenue last
night from supposed effects of drink, and
died this morning. The Germans of the
18th Ward demand the arrest of certain per-
sons known to have been in his company,
hut the police refuse until after the post
mortem
BAIL REDUCED.
Bail in the libel suit of George T. Hope.
President of the Continental Insurance
company against Stephen English, pub
Usher of the Insurance Times, to-day was
reduced from 81, 900 to $4,000.
sTAGNANT POOLS.
The Board of Health of Brooklyn have
ordered all stagnant pools in vacant lots to
be filled. The two cases of fever existing
in State street are said to be of malaral
type, and the locality being filthy, makes
sickness there generally fatal.
FOREIGN STRIKES
The Federal Council of the International
Workingmens' Association at its meeting
yesterday listened to the reading of com
munication from Spain and Switzerland,
inquring if in case of general strike
among all the workers there the sections in
this city would loan them money to carry
out the plans.
DEATH OF A JOCKEY
Clark, the jockey severely injured at Je-
rome Park, Saturday, by the horse Sorrell
Dan falling upon him while exercising for
hurdle race, is reported dead this morn
ing.
LAGER
An inspection of the German lager beer
gardens yesterday by the Chief of Police
resulted in finding them all crowded, but
everything orderly, and no cases of intoxi-
cation.
DEATH OF LEWIS n. TAPPAN.
Lewis d. Tappin, one Of the foremost
workers in the anti-slavery movement in
its earliest efforts in this city, died, aged
eighty-five years, at his residence in Brook
lyn on Saturday. His funeral will be from
Beechers church tomorrow afternoon. He
died of paralysis.
suARKEy's SENTENCE.
The sentence on Sharkey was further de-
ferred this morning to give his counsel time
to prepare their motion for new trial
The court room was densely crowded in ex-
pectaton that sentence would be pro.
nounced.
The city directory for 1884 contains
22S, 161 names-an increase over the pre-.
vious year of 5000.
Secretary Richardson leaves here for
Boston to-day.
Several members of the Massachusetts
Press Association are in town on their an
nual excursion.
CoUNTEREEiTERs.
Counterfeit tens on the Central National
Bank of RoGe, n. Y, were put in circu-
lation in Williamsburg Saturday night.
One man was arrested
SHOWERS
A welcome rain commenced falling at
midnight last night, continuing at intervals
until daylight. The weather today is
cloudy with light showers.
PARRICIDEs- ETC.
Judge Davis, in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer to-day, fined absent jurors $3.50
each. He also allowed the case of Wal
worth, the parricide, to stand over until to-
morrow, on motion of Chas. O'Conor.
The trial of Victoria C. Woodruff, Ten
ME c. Claflin and Col. Blood, for sending
obscene matter through the United States
mail, was commenced this morning in the
United States District Court. There was
an immense throng of spectators in Court.
Up to near one o'clock no juror was found
competent to serve on the trial, most OF
thocn nallpI havinp prp iu1rp1 the casp