The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25

ARItlN ED.
The steamship Nevada from Liverpool
arrived TO day.
The Dictator arrived here yesterday, and
men are at work on her.
no ONE ALLOWED TO SEE TWEED.
No one is allowed to see Tweed to-day
Ills son was refused admission.
INQUEST.
The coroner's investigation into the lIar-
lem boiler explosion was resumed this NOR
ming.
RESUMED.
Edward ID. Randolph & Co.., bankers,
who suspended during the panic, resumed
to-day
Thcexclse law was enforced in Brooklyn
yesterday.
\ heavy rain during the night continues
this morning with dense fog over the city.
EFFECT OF sHARKEY's ESCAPE.
Owing to Sharlieys escape the strictcst
regulations are enforced at the Tombs, and
no visitors were allowed admittance yes
terday on any preteXt
BRISK WORK AT TIE NAVY YARD.
( Work at the navy yard is very brisk, the
men being paid double wages. The Colo
RADIO will be the first vessel off, and she
will be ready by Saturday, or on Monday
at the farthest The Dictator will be next
in order to leave the yard. Not much is TO
/ be done to her and double gangs are at
work.
ARRESTED.
The charges on which Hurry Genet was
arrested to-day were of grand larceny in
connection with the Harlem court frauds
investigation by the State Senate last year
TWEED.
/ Tweeds friends express belief and hope
/ that he will not be removed to Blackwel's
Island until all means for obtaining a stay
of proceedings have been exhausted
DEVELOPMENTS TO COME.
The suit of Brdcrman Il Co. against
Daniel Drew and others, for 81 ,000, 900, is
expected to bring out important facts hth-
erto kept from the public.
NEARLY READY FOR SEA-
The Spanish iron-clad, Arapiles, is nearly
ready for sea. Coal will be put on board
tomorrow. She expects to sail foi Cuba
before December list
IN TROUBLE.
Assemblyman Harry Genet, indicted for
false pretenseS ana grand larceny, has been
held to bail by Judge Davis in 5000 ON
each indictment He was elected to the
pendent candidate.
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
The various Irish temperance societies
here and in Ireland are taking steps for CO.
operation to advance the temperance cause
in both countries. A public demonstration
is to be held in Cooper Institute December
Still
THE ISGERSoL TRIAL.
The trial of James II. Ingersol and John
ID. harrington. for forgery, the endorse
ment to warrant on the Broadway bank
in favor of Heath & Smith, during the
Tweed regime, commenced to-day in the
Oyer and Terminer court, Tremain and
Peckham prosecuting, and Fullerton and
Root defending. Up to two clock seven
Jurors were obtained. The case is expect
ed to close tonight, there being only one
Witness Mr.. Heath, who will prove the
forgery.
TwEED's COUNSEL.
The Tribune thinks that Judge DAY is
will to-day commit for contempt of court
Tweeds counsel, Mcssrs. Graham, Fuller
ton, Root and Bartlett. The Tribune re-
fers to Graham insulting Judge Davis when
he was assisting the prosecution during the
Mcfarland trial.
BURGLARS ARRESTED.
A gang of thieves yesterday robbed
Bley's furnishing store after throwing a
comforter over the head of the proprietor
and choking him so that he could make no
noise, They were subsequently, however,
surprised by the police. Chase was given
and two of them captured.
MoNTHLIEs SOLD.
The sale is announced by Osgood 4 Co.
of the Atlantic Monthly to IIurd & Hough-
ton. and of Our Young Folks to Scribnci
& Co.
Later-A Boston dispatch corroborates
the announcement that IIurd Il IIoughton
have purchased the Atlantic Monthly and
Every Saturday, and Scribner Il Co. Oul
Iouhg Folks, and that Osgood ~ Co. will
hereafter devote themselves entirely to the
publication of books.
SPANISH COMPLAINT.
The Spanish complain that enemies OF
Spain telegraph false news to the United
States.
ALLEGED FRAUDS DISCOVERED.
Commissioner Davenport it is reported
will issue warrants for the arrest of anum
Der of prominent politicians charged with
fraud at the last election.