The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-17
NeWa Items,


Advices from Spain state that great dis
content exists in the republican army.
The earl of Derby has been elected lord
rector of the university of Edinburgh.
The Concord river was partly frozen over
at Lowell, yesterday.
An effort is being made to secure fusion
on Fenton between the republican liberals
and some democrats.
1t is rumored that the difficulty between
the Russian Government and the Grant
Locomotive Works is adjusted, and work
will be resumed at once.
Charlotte Cushman received an ovation
at Philadelphia, Saturday night, at the
close of her engagement in that city.
Unite States Senator 'Wadleigh, was
thrown from his carriage while driving at
Milford, N. H., Friday afternoon. and
severely bruised.
Advices from Russia state that 1000 ar
rests have been made for completely in the
alleged socialist conspiracy, and great ter
ror exists at st. Petersburg.
lIammatt Billings, the well-known artist
and architect. died in New York on Satur-
day.
The first snow in Boston this season-a
few lakes-fell yesterday afternoon AT
3 this morning the thermometer indicated
$50.
Leading members of the Boston press
met on Saturday and adopted resolutions of
respect to the memory of the late Daniel
n. Haskell, editor of the Transcript.
.Diptheria is steadily increasing IN New
York IN Numbers and malignity, and also
malarious fever, both of which are bel:ev-
ed TO arise from bad air and uucleaniness.
lion. :. :. Cox is strongly opposed to
the election of Fernando Wood as speaker,
believing that such a choice would be seri-
ousiy adverse To the interests OF the party.
, Col. Billy Wilson, who commanded the
famous regiment of roughs from New
York city during the war, died Friday last
: During Thanksgiving recess the Dart
mouth college glee club and orchestra Wi
give entertainments at Concord, Manches
ter, Nashua, Lawrence and Lowell.
A Milwaukee paper puts in an carl,
nomination of Mr.. L. b. WGshburne as tn
D republican candidate for President in 1876
e Il Il said that The Grand Trunk railwa.
C is likely soon to act in harmony with I'll
n roads which entered into the Saratoga con
y tract.
And now it is reported that Governor
Z Tilden is so highly clated with the success
C of his recent venture in politics that he ha
h resolved to make a venture in matrimony
/. Senator Sherman had lengthy interview
, with President Grant yesterday respectln
the course of the senate finance COMMITTED
ii of which he is chairman. lie is undc
er stood to he preparing some financial mea
,r urc for the consideration of congress al I'll
, approaching session.
The Fitch hotel property, at Northaml
% ton. was sold Mt auction, Saturday, tn job
f. Draper of that town, for $40, 900, Il
TO amount of the first mortgage upon it al
10 only about half its original cost. Chas.
Symonds. landlord of the house. has bee
u declared n bankrupt with 500, 900 labiiiti
8, and not dollar of assets.
y" The assault by Congressman Hays
ne Alabama upon Mr.. White, a corresponds
OF of the New York tribune was altogeth
% of a cowardly character. Mr.. White, wi
- is Il very quiet man, and in every sense
I'll gentleman, was stepping from the southe
n. tram with his hands full of baggage. VIII
ne Hays stepped up and asked Mr.. White
N he wro;c the letters to the Tribune fro
~. Alabama. Upon receiving an ailirmati
pt answer. lie struck White without furth
of words and attempted to follow up the
re vantage over man cOmpetely cncuinpcI
nc with baggage, when a policeman arrest
:. HAYS and led him off. This is the sal
I'm Hays who has been complaining so LOUD
i'll of outrages in his section
mt The grand jury has returned a true /
is against Wilbur L. Storey, proprietor OF
Chicago Times for libcing N. X. Fa
gu banks and DR.. ii. N. Johnson, two prom
gle ent citizens of Chicago. The alleged Ill
ties consists in the repeated charge ma
-, through the Times. that these gcntlenl
:" have misappropriaied funds of the Rel
ro- and Aid society, with the management
which they are connected. The proc
,de by Indictment as a criminal offense in ca
40 of libel Is a novelty in this state, the us
''o proceeding being civil suit and claim
at damages, and considerable interest is
ate IN the result outside the merits OF the G.
.Ir itself. Mr.. Storey will probably be
- rested tomorrow and give bonds Tor
UT appearance Hon. Lyman Trnmbl
crs Leonard SWEET, Esq, and Writ DeXt
I'll. ESQ, have been retained to assist the
tn. trict attorney in the prosecution OF
case,