The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-21

From New York.
ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTION.

ed IreSluent, Joseph warren, bulIalo
Courier secretary and treasurer, II O r
Tucker Troy Times executive committee
VIM Purcell Rochester Uniou Carroll f
Smith, Syracuse Journal J c Cuyler, AL
bany Express NJ Williams, Hudson
Register + G Hazard, Elmra Gazette.
Alter transacting the usual routine Of bust
ness and the adoption Of resolution of
thanks to Bresln, Purcell & Co., propre-
tors of the Metropolitan Hotel for courtes-
les extended, the association adjourned.
LEFT.
A second party of Mennonics from Rus.
STA left this city for Dakota last night.
STRIKE
A large number OF hod carriers struck
for an advance of wages Yesterday in New
York.
WELL OFF.
A peddlcr who committed suicide yes
terday, was found to have $4,000 in his
room, which were handed to his wife.
SHIPMENTS.
-Four hundred thousand dollars in Amer
lean gold coin and $50, 1884 in gold and sill
yer bars were shipped to Europe to-day.
LABOR STRIKES.
The coopers strike still continues, but to-
day there are no new developments. Finds
are pouring into the treasury, and the men
C 'l,n 10,
the Tribune building are on strike against
a reduction Of wages. 1t is possible the
strike will result in favor Of the laborers.
SHOOTING FESTIVAL.
The shooting festival still continues at
Union Hill park Thus far competitors
for the first prize are Philip Klein of New
York, Mr.. Hayes of Newark, Mr.. TIorting
of Philadelphia, and Capt. Raschen of
Hoboken. Tomorrow LARGE concoursc
of people is expected, and will he the con-
GLIDING day of the festival, when the prizes
will be awarded.
CONFERENCE OF CHARITY BOARDS.
The conference of delegates from the
state boards of charities was held this
morning at Association hall in connection
with the meeting of the Social Science as
ISOLATION.
}. V. L. Pruyn of Albany presided.
The delegates present were Chairman
Nathan Bishop, of this city William p.
Letchford, of Buffalo; Sam' + Miller, of
Delaware county; DR.. Chas $ Hoyt, of AL
bany; Mrs VIM p Lynde and Mrs II II
Giles of Wisconsin; Mrs VI r Pettce, sec.
rotary of the state board of Connecticut;
and f r Sanborn, general secretary from
Massachusetts.
DIR. John q. Chaplin, of the Willard As
sylum, n. Y, read paper on the duty of
states towards their insane poor. The pa
per claimed that if it is conceded that the
safety of the community requires that the
personal liberty of the insane be restrained;
an obligation rests upon the state to direct
that the restraint be properly and humane
ly exercised. DR.. Chaplin argues that it is
of first Importance that states should clear
ly define the legal status of an insane
dependent In view of recent cases there
should be ample asylum accommodations,
and in all asylums there should be supple
mental departments, in which tranquil and
manageable patients can be made comfort
able.
FROM SANTANA BAY.
Among the passengers per steamship On
tario from st. Thomas are DR.. Samuel G..
Howe and wife from SANTANA Bay.
PEDESTRIAN FAILURE.
w. f. Harding, pedestrian, lost
wager of $3.50 today by failing to make
the same time in walking over the ground
recently Travelled by j. c. Rennett He
lacked nearly six minutes of Benefits
time.
MENNoNlTEs.
a party of Russian Mennonites, 50 in
number, arrived in the steamer City of
Richmond. They are to settle in lankton,
Dacotah Territory Large numbers of
their brothers are coming here shortly
ARRIVED.
The steamers IIalsaton from Hamburg,
Russia from Liverpool, and Ontario from
Buenos Ayres.
CRITIC FROM ABROAD.
Dominican friar addressed a large au-
dience OF Catholics in Brooklyn yesterday,
in which he mathematical the reading fur
nished the people of the United States and
propagated through the columns of daily
newspapers.
CALLENDER's SECOND TRIAL.
At the trial of Bank Examiner Calender
on a charge of receiving brides from the
Ocean National Bank, Mr.. Stevenson, pres
ident Of the bank, testified that when he
first came to the bank he found 800, 900
IN worthless securities there to the credit
of Calender for loans made him that the
bank was unsound long before Calender
testified officially to its soundness, and that
he (Stevenson) had borrowed money on
equally worthless security, and now owes
the bank $4,000.
District Investigation.
WAsHINGToN, May 90.
In the district investigation to-day
Adolph Chase, engineer aud member of the