The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-14
From New York.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
PROBABLY ELECTED.

ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, AsSEMBIIMAN.
a Fonda special says Slower (republcan)
and not Frost as hitherto reported, has
been elected to the assembly from Montgo-
merry county.
SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Times Schoharie special says the
official count makes the majority of Tbomp-
son in the twcnty-third senatorial district
one vote, as reported last night.
MADDEN COUNTED OUT
A Port Jervis dispatch to the Times says
the county canvasseYs have thrown out one
district of Monroe, Orange county, which
gave Madden ninety majority, and one dis
trict in Fallsburgh, Sullivan county, which
gave him thirty majority, owing to alleged
irregularities in making returns. This elects
Abbott democrat, in the tenth senatorial
district over Madden, previously reported
elected, by forty majority. The latter will
take the matter to the state senate.
ARRIVED.
Steamships Italia from Glasgow, Java
from Liverpool and ITolsatia from Ham
burg.
FINANCIAL.
The associated banks hold $27 200, 900
in legal tenders, an increase of 1000
since yesterday.
THE TWEED JURY
No further progress has been made in
securing Tweed jurors.
Two stories of frye story building, No.
20 Bcekman street, burned this morning
Loss, $4,000
BOOKS SEIZED.
The books of Auffmord & Co.. silk inn
porters, have been seized on a charge that
the firm have undervalued their mporta-
tons to an extent estimated at from $780,
900 to 100000.
TORPEDO BOAT LAUNCHED
The new torpedo boat which was begun
in the Brooklyn navy yard about a year
'
iron, one hundred and seventy feet long,
twenty eight feet beam, and twelve feet
hold, and weighs five hundred and twenty
seven thousand pounds
CHARGES AGAINST CAPT. DUNCAN.
The shipOwners' association declares that
Capt. Duncan has assumed to monopolzc
Ia, tln
and shipping crews, and for this purpose
has thirty-two agents employed. whom he
pays out of the fees received instead of re-
turning the amount of said fees into the
United States treasury. The association
will ask Congress for legislation that will
compel the administration of the Office of
commissioner in accordance with the in
tent of the shipping act.
ARRESTED FOR CARELEssNEss.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of the contractors of the Fourth avenue
improvement and the owners of the boiler
that bursed, causing loss of life on Tues
day afternoon.
/
The Ulcers of the German steamers have
received large number of applications
from emigrdnts who came to this country,
to work their passage back, they having no
work and no money to pay their passage.
ELECTION FRAUDs-THE vIRGINIUs
The Tammany Hall committee on or
| ganization this afternoon elected more men
and an important testimony regarding the
| late election frauds. 1t will continue in
| session until the close of the week. The
chairman of the committee, Hon. John
Kelly. presented the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted Where
as, Spain, by the seizure on the high seas
| of the American ship Nirgnius and those
on board, and by hasty butchery of the
| American citizens in Cuba, has degraded
civilization and has violated the interna-
tional law. Resolved, That representing
] the dominant sentiment of the metropolis,
we demand of the administration the most
careful scrutiny for the nhuman outrages
and something of that old Jacksonian vigor
which yindicates the flag and honor hui
manity
OBITUARY.
Mrs Margaret Henderson, wife of the
Evening Post publisher, died this morning,
after a long illness.
THE TWEED CASE.
Lyman Tremaine, for the prosecution,
complained in the Tweed case to-day of
comments by the sun as calculated to pre-
judce the court. Judge Davis said he
would not be deferred by fear of the press
from exercising the power of the court to
punish any journal or writer who violated
the statutes of the state, but he did not
think the article in question did SO. The
panel was exhausted and a new one or
dered.
THE TWEED CASE.
The twelfth Juror in the Tweed case was
sworn in this afternoon and the case open