The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-25

lOunu oll NcNpOTl DcdCH WIFI nOle say
ing he had committed no crime, and ask
ing to be buried at sea
CHARITY
At Boston a meeting, presided over by
the mayor, was held in the exchange to-
day. 1t appointed a committee to raise
subscriptions for Memphis.
THE FEVER AT SHREVEPORT.
A despatch from Shreveport, La, says
the sudden change in the weather Wednes-
day night FASTENED the death of all in a
critical condition and developed quite "A
number of new cases most of them in the
outskirts of the city
SUBSCRIPTION.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars were sub
scribcd at Louisville for the Memphis suf-
fcrcrs
UNFORTUNATE.
\ gentleman recently returned from Con-
ncctcut represent the manufacturing in
terests Of that state as in an unfortunate
condition. From fifteen to twenty thous-
and operative and factory hands have
already been thrown out of employment
PRIZE FIGHT.
\ dispatch from Chicago says Billy Mad
den and James Taylor fought an hour and
ten minutes, fifty-nve rounds. Both prin-
cipals and every spectator were captured
by the police.
slIANKs.
The case of Shanks the editor, has been
adjourned till tomorrow by Judge Fan
cher, and he was released on his own re-
cognizance The court room was crowded.
THE BANKS ALL RIGHT
1t having been reported that several of
the associated banks were embarrassed, the
manager of the clearing house states that
there i no truth in it, and that all the banks
are in a position to pay five times their liza
biities.
THE WESTERN UNION.
President orion of the Western Union
telegraph company denies Il rumor lately
circulated that the lines of the company
were to be leased to a party of capitalists.
No proposition has been submitted. lie
also denies another rumor that the dimen-
Sion- of the new telegraph building will be
reduced.
COALITION
The conference committees Of Apollo
Hall and the Republican county convcn-
ton have to-day agreed upon II joint ticket
which will be submitted to the general
bodies tonight for their approval. Judges
of the supreme court Enoch l.. Fancher,
Judge Van Worst superior court, Isaac
Dayton, Alexander 5. Spaulding or Wilder
Allen; marine court, Judge Rowland,
Apollo Hall has not named a candidate
sheriff, John McCool county clerk, SAKE
II. Bailey coroners, Michael Cregan,
Jason \. Herman, Patrick Keenan, or Cor
neius Flynn alderman not yet named.
NOT HEARD FROM.
No news yet received If the missing
steamer Ismalia.
APOLLO HALL NOMINATION.
Julius Wadsworth has been nominated
by Apollo Hall to succeed Congressman
James Brooks.
NOT YET
The statement that Thomas Murphy had
declined the seventh district senatorial
nomination is premature,
GOING TO STRIKE.
The cigar makers last night determined
to strike against reduction of wages pro-
posed The reduction is about two dollars
per thousand.
BOAT RACE.
4 picked crew of the Nassau boat club
was defeated by picked crew of the At
lantics yesterday on the Harlem river, dis
lance three miles.
FALL OF \ PLATFORM.
At Tammany ratification meeting in
/ First avenue last evening, the platform
| gave way, burying the speakers, commit
tee, band and reporters No one was Sc
| riously hurt
AFTER THE GAMBLERS.
The board of police yesterday received IA
communication from the grand jury asking
| for information that will enable them to
take action for the suppression of gambling
| houses.
DUTCH HEINRICH BAILED.
/ Henry Newman, alias Dutch Heinrich,
was Yesterday taken from the Bellevue
hospital and bailed in $1,000. 1t is not
probable he will live to be at the new trial
granted by the court of appeals.
THE MAYOR AND ms NOMINATIONS.
The Mayor is to send in II new batch of
police justice nominations at the next
meeting of the board of aldermen. He is
greatly surprised at the summary manner
in which his nominations were rejectedyes
terday.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
The Tammany nominations last evening
were Seconddistrict, w p Kirk third
district, James Hayes ninth district, A j
Mattenson twelfth district Francis
Murray thirteenth district, Joseph ii
Horton fourteenth district, John Muir
ply eighteenth district, Bernard Nc
Cabe.
YACHT PRIZE.
JF Louisa, captain of the yacht En-
chantress, has, written letter to the New