The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01

such action as shall seem melc and proper
The House adjourned at 8 p NJ.
From New York.
New YORK. April 30,
LIGHT FAILURE.
A grain dealer named Appel failed yes
terday. Liabilities about $50 900.
ARRIVED.
The Scotia and Minnesota from Liver .
pool and the Thuringia from Hamburg.
DRowNEp.
Three aboicrs were drowned while /
working on the steamer Ocean Queen to- I.
day
HELD FOR TRIAL.
John Steiner, who made tools by which |.
prisoners at Sing Sing cut their way out Of
prison, was to-day held for trial on charge
of felony.
BONDED WAREHOUSE ROBBED.
A heavy robbery of a government bond
ed warehouse was reported to the public
last night hut the police refused to give
information relative thereto to newspapers
COMMODORE vANDERBlr1's DONATION.
Commodore Vanderbilt donated an adj
ditional 100000 to the Vanderbilt Uni
versity, Nashville, Tenn, to complete the
building according to the plans approved
by him.
LOOKING AFTER the ERIE.
Among the passengers by the Scotia is
Mr.. McIIenry, the London capitalist, who
is reported to be on business connected with
the Erie railway, az he is opposed to the
present management
Az OUTRAGEOUS ABuvCrloS.
1t appears that the child forcibly and
outrageously abducted from its foster
mother by Police Captain Williams and Po-
lice Commissioner Gardner is in the pos
session of the maIron at police headquar-
tiers, although the police superintendent.
commissioners and captain all have sworn
the child is not in their custody.
Alp roR IoUIsiANA.
The contrlbutlhas from Boston to the Lott
isana sufferers amounts 10 40 600
Esd or Libel SUIT.
The libel case of John w Chamberlain
against George Wilkes is for the present at
an end the latter having fled the country
by II steamer last week, under the assumed
name of Willis. When the case was called
befor Judge Brady, in the supreme court,
Yesterday, Wilkes counsel acknowledged
that their client had left the country with
ont their knowledge.
RAILROAD SUIT.
The suit of Michael NJ. Simpson against
the Union Pacific railroad company came
up to-day before Justice Donahue IN the
supreme cour, chambers on motion to for
bid the transfer of stock of the railroad
until it should be fully paid up, and TO
forbid the sale of bonds of n new III rtgage
Decision reserved.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
The New Yorker journal II German
daily. to-day passed into the hands of a
company called the Journal Publishing
Company The editorial management
remains unchanged.
Acquitted.
Detective Lpahy. on trial for mn! iering
Michael McCamora, was acquitted to-day,
SECOND INDICTMENT.
The grand jury found another indictment
against the N-supcrincndent of buildings
for obtaining money on false pay rolls
amounting to $4,000.
WAGES RESTORED.
I On and after tomorrow, the wages o
workmen on the Camden and Amboy
Division of the Pennsylvania railroad viii
he restored to the rolls before reduction.
$ COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
, The compulsory education law passeO
c the state senate yesterday.
t SENT TO JAIL.
John Clubhouse, the guard at Sing Sin
prison by whose connyance several priS
oners have recently escaped, was yesterda
convicted and sentenced to five years i'm
c prisonment.
. FAILURE.
>. A grain dealer named Appel, failed yes
terday. His liabilities are about fifty thou
sand dollars.
THE VETO.
President Grant 10 reported rs recelNin
!. commendatory letters from the south an
:. west in large quantities, for his recer
veto.
- CONGRESS.
m Ii is reported that there is no prospect {
an adjournment of congress before Al
gust.
HEAVY ROBBERY REPORTED
A heavy robbery of a government bon
= ed warehouse was reported to the polio
V. last night, but the police refused to gl'
" information relative thereto TO the ncw
IN papers.
10 The Gallien Murder