The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-01
MoULToN's BAIL REDUCED.

cepted.
MoULToNs BAIL REDUCED.
Frank Moulton, accompanied by cx-
Judge Fullerton, his counsel, appeared be-
fore District Attorney Winslow this morn
ing in reference to his bail in the suit of
Edna Dean Proctor against him for libel.
The district attorney reduced the amount of
bail from $4,000 to $1,000, which amount
will be given by Moulton during the day.
WANTS AN APPOINTMENT.
This morning German called at the
police central Office and stated to Superin-
tendent Walling that he was in possession
of information which would lead to the
arrest of the Nathan murderer. and which
he would dvulge if appointed to the de-
tective corps. The man was sent 10 Com
missioner Matsell with whom he remained
closeted some time. HIS storyis not cred-
ted by the police authorities.
A LARGE BID.
The bud of Morton, Bliss IS Co., for
$4,000, city stocks, l04, 27!!, seven per
cent currency was accepted by the comp
troller.
EMORY DEFENDED.
Capt. Hayes, aid to Gen. Emory, in Il
note dated New Orleans, Goth, says the
statement OF Ben. Butler that Gen. Emory
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leans is without foundation. Gen. Emory
demanded compliance with the terms of
the proclamation, nothing more and moth
ing less, and he had nothing to do with ne
goiatons between the state government
aud theins-frgents.
EDWIN BOOTHS EMBARRASSMENT.
Booths theatre will be sold under fore
closure Nov. 9th. and the friends of Booth
are making efforts to have the theatre re-
main in his hands. They state that uuin-
sured creditors will extend all the lencncy
he may require, and if enough money can
be raised to satisfy the mortgages, amount
ing to 100000, security for which is
good, the affairs of Edwin Booth may be
arranged.
FIREMAN KILLED.
James Flood, IL fireman, was fatally in
jured at a fire IN saloon in Fulton street
last night.
TIE GALE LAST NIGHT.
The gale was quite severe here and in
this vicinity last night, continuing some.
what heavy this morning.
A SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.
Smallpox prevails to such an extent in
Long Island city that large hospital is to
be Immediately erected, by recommendation
of the sanitary inspector.
THE DUBLIN CHALLENGE.
President Wingate of the American rifle
club replies to the challenge of the Irish
club to match at Dublin next June, that
majority of the members of the club are
in favor of accehtng the challenge, and if
their pccuniary means will allow will do
so. 1t will be some time, he thinks, be-
fore the club can take formal action.
DIR. SEYMOUR ACCEPTS.
Rev. DIR Seymour, who was elected
bishop at the last Episcopal convention, has
accepted the position.
TIE NOTORIOUS NETrLEsHlp CAUGHT.
Nettleship, formerly member of the
secret detective force, was arrested in New
ark, under an Indictment for the safe bur-
glary in the District of Columbia, and held
in $4,000 to appear tor trial.
ARREST OF A swINDLER.
George a. Webster of Boston, who last
winter swindled several actors and actress
es with bogus promises of engagements,
and also disappeared with considerable of
their Money, was arrested here last night.
THE IRISH TEAM.
Capt. Leech and others of the Irish team
and party txpeotto icEfye this city Satur-
day, to be absent five or six weeks, visiting
Niagara Falls, Chicago, Cincinnati and
other western cities as tar as Hannibal
Missouri
| A DRUNKEN MADMAN.
Philip Donahuc, while being chased 10y
j. X. Curtis, who was crazel with drink
turned on him, and in defense stabbed
Curtis and fled. Curtis was taken to {
police station in Williamsburgh, and
although very badly wounded and covcret
with blood, threatened the surgeons will
violence, rendering ii necessary to straI
him down after his wound was dressed
Subsequently he tore off his tastenings
climbed through the fan light and fled int,
the streets in the heavy rain storm, where
after running few blocks, he fell upol
the walk exhausted from loss of blood
His wound is in the abdomen, and he will
probably die to-day.
Indian Affairs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.