The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
From New York.

BOY KILLED.
New YoRK, July TO-
While some young men were returning
from the Emerald Association, in Willamn-
burg last evening, one of them threw u
stone at an ice-cream vender, missing him
but hitting lad named Kelly, causing his
death soon afterwards No arrests were
made.
OFF FOR SING SING.
His mother, who with basket of flowers
was on the same train, met young Wal
worth at Sing Sing yesterday and took
final leave of him. The latter kept up his
spirits, and freely conversed with the look
crs on Upon receiving his striped suit he
jolingly remarked, 81 look as if had got
base ball suit on" He was assigned to
cell 81 on the second tier, and will enter
the shoe shop to-day to learn sufficient TO
become chief clerk in the stock department
lie said to a reporter that he thought he
had a good jury, but they would have
disagreed had it not been the 4th of july
not caring TO he locked up over that day
A Herald reporter says Mrs. Walworth ex-
pressed satisfaction with the verdict to
him.
KIDNAPPING.
Fort Garry, Manitoba, dispatches report
considerable excitement over the alleged
attempted kidnapping of Lord Gordon of
Erie notoricty. Two Minneapolis detec-
tives who attempted the arrest have in turn
been arrested by Gordons friends and
lodged in jail Mayor Bracket, who ar
rived in Court Tuesday, was arrested on
Gordon's evidence as being the instgator
of the proceeding against him. Other ar
rests are expected, and an examination of
Gordon is going or.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Daniel Dalton, aged %, was instantly
killed at Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass,
by the falling of an elevator and some por-
ton of the machinery which gave way.
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE FAIR.
The New Hampshire Agricultural So
ciety have decided to hold the state fair at
Manchester, commencing September Both
and lasting four days.
FIEND ARRESTED.
Charles b. Fuller merchant of Rock
land, Me-, was arrested last night, charged
with rape upon step-daughter, aged 10.
SUICIDE.
Charles Davis a cigar dealer at Cam
bridgeport Mass, suicided by shooting
this forenoon. He leaves a wife and four
children Cause financial trouble
RESIGNED
Mr.. Bellows has resigned the Vice Presi-
dency of the Pacific Steamship Co.
THE ERIE MANAGEMENT.
Watson of the Erie Road will be reelected
and that for the present the Vicc-Presiden-
cy will be left vacant. j. l.. DevereuX of
A. & G. w. & c. c. c. & |. whose name
is mentioned in connection with the Vice
Presidency cannot be spared from those
roads
ARREST OF THIEVES.
Wolf Jacobs, commission agent to Julius
ID. Rosenberg, importer of India rubber
combs, was committed in default of $10,-
600 bail, charged with stealing $500 worth
of combs from his employer. Geo. White
a merchant on Grand street was committed
on charge of receiving said goods, knowing
them to he stolen.
Jeremiah p. Robinson was to-day elect
ed president of the Brooklyn Bridge Com
pany.
TOM SCOTT on \ MISSION.
Col Thomas A. Scott sailed from Phila-
delphia to-day in the new steamship Penn
sylvania. He goes to Europe to place
bonds of Texas Pacific railroad, with the
purpose of settling the French claims
against Elpaso Co., and at the same time
yindcatc Gen. Fremont the former official
representative of that company. Scott
will return about the 10th of October.
THE ALLEGED EMBEZzLER
The case in which William j. Ilcalcy,
paymastcr in the United States Navy, was
charged some months ago before commits
sioner Davenport with having embezzlcd
about thirty-eight thousand government
money, has been withdrawn from the COM
missioner it having been found impossible
to obtain evidence to corroborate Little, n
supposed accomplish of Healey, who turn
ed states evidence against him. Instead of
the criminal proceedings, the government
will institute civil suit against Healey's
official bond.