The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-06
From New York.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Russia from Liverpool, and
Pcnt from Bermuda.
GOOD ORDER.
Very few arrests were made yesterday
for illegal voting. Good order generally
prevailed.
THE BRIcKLAYERs
The president of the general council of
the brlcklayers union reports that nearly
all the men are at work on old terms
CONFESSION.
James Lennon, the party ariested for
the murder of Philip Reid Howard, at ia
maica, confessed that Patrick Glligan
committed the decd
no GREAT LOSS.
w. Mcclellan, associate editor of the
Police Gazette, was fatally injured by be
ing struck on the head, yesterday, by a
falling Flagstaff.
vGTRfOL THRowER AT WORK.
n bcTllllu Hdilltu w lildln L lDcT was ST.
verely injured by having bottle of vitrol
thrown in his face while standing at poll
ing place in the fourth ward yesterday.
DECISION IN THE CASE OF sHANKs.
Judge Fancher, to-day, rendered decis-
ion in the Sharks habeas corpus case, hold
ing that the first commitment was illegal,
and the second was not valid Shanks was
accordingly discharged.
TIE EIGHTH STOKES JUROR.
The case of James d. Center, the eighth
juror in the Stokes case, came up His
counsel presented an affidavit denying that
he ever had the conversation ascribed to
him, or that he ever went riding with
Stokes brother. The case was adjourned
until Thursday.
A MEXICAN REVOLUTION CRUSHED.
A Herald special from the city of Mexi-
co, dated Oct. 81, says the revolutionary
force in Sonora have been annihilated. and
it is expected that those in Cohahuia will
soon be vanished The forces of Algues-
tan have submitted
TWEED IN COURT.
Messrs. Tremanc and Peckham and Dis
trict Attorney Allen appeared in the oyer
and terminer court this morning to prose.
cute William Mr. Tweed, who presented q
robust appearance, and was accompanied
by his son William and a private secretary.
Before proceedings were commenced his
counsel Judge Fullerton, handed docu.
mcnt to Judge Davis, which the latter, TO-
gether with the district attorney, pro
nounccd most extraordinary document.
Judge Davis was evidently highly indig.
nant, and said he would adjourn the court
to what course to pursue. The paper is
thought to be q protest against Judge Davis
presiding, and making insinuations against
his integrity.
TWEED on THE DOCKET.
In the Tweed case after recess Judge
Davis announced that he should take no &C.
ton on the untruthful and extraordinary
paper presented by Tweed's counsel and
ordered the case to proceed, sharply check
ing Graham and Bartlett, who deserved to
argue the point, after examining juror
and rejecting him, and when examining
the second one Tweed's counsel claimed
that as under the new law the Court was
acting as trier of jurors, he should take
each formerly presented for trers. Judge
Davis stated that it was no new thing for q
Judge to be trier. The counsel commended
against the Judge, but without any de
cision of this novel point the court adj
journed till tomorrow.
CORRECTED RETURNS.
The corrected returns make Jacobs
(dcm) majority, third senatorial district
1881 majority
Warren county elects a, w. Holden
(dcm) for the Assembly.
jefferson county. Adams, 81 district
Thaycr, 11S majority,
Cape Vincent, 2d district Willers, -
majority.
Ellisbury, LIST district, Thayer, 12 ma
jority,
Orleans, 2d district, Thayer, Is majority
Rodman, Thayer, 80 majority.
STOCK JOBBERs' REPORT.
None of the banking houses here, with
foreign connections, received amy dis
patches mentioning trouble in London witt
the English agents of an American railway
and it is generally believed that the repor
was started in the interest of the stock job
bers.
INJUNCTION SUIT.
Arguments were heard to-day in the cas-,
of the injunction suit against the newly
appointed Judge Murray, who has takei
his seat at Yorliville court to- lay, but III
decision.
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