The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-06


telegraphic summons Mrs. and Miss Grant
joined him last night
NEW IRON STEAMER.
The Pacifi Mail Company yesterday de.
cideG to contract for new iron steamers for
the Pacific trade.
THE NEW POST OFFICE.
1t is expected the new post office will be
in working order in July
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
The comptroller of the currency has de
cared dividend to the creditors of the
FIRST National bank.
WEATHER.
Showing here.
OPPOSED.
The Trenton board of trade has passed
resolutions against imitation
TwENTY-sIx MORE TILroNs.
Twenty-sx members were dropped from
the roll of Plymouth church last night.
WAR INEVITABLE.
Rio Janeiro advices report that war with
the Argentine Confederation Is now regard
ed as inevitable.
CRoToN RIVER BANK.
No clue yet to the whereabouts of Miller
the cashier of the Croton River National
Bank at Brewsters Depositors are secured
against any loss owing to the ample capital
of the institution.
THE MONT CLAIR RAILROAD.
1t is stated the sale at auction of the
Mont Clare railroad will not affect the va
ldity of the fist and second mortgage
bonds
TIE MooRE-PINCKNEY CASE.
Fifty witnesses were examined last night
by the Senatorial committee taking evil
dencc in the Moore PInckney contested
case Moore, who holds the seat, is still
in Florida, where he is reported to be in
very bad health.
THE NEwBuRGH DEFAULTER
Thomas George, the alleged Newburgh
defaulter, is believed to be in Virginia An
attachment was issued yesterday against
his office, furniture, law library, etc. He
is reported to have swindled individuals
amounting in the aggregate to $1,000 900.
CREMATION MEETING.
Some fifty persons, including Bergh, DR..
G. Lorillard and Professor w. G. Arnold,
met to organize cremation society last
night. Letters were read in favor of and
in opposition to the proposed scheme from
Messrs Dana, rockingham, Croly, Stilson
anu others. Resolutions were adopted add
vising the formation of associations for
promoting cremation and securing its prac-
teal applications, and that the society shall
be founded on broad basis without dis
tincton as to creed, profession or nation
ality.
THE FINANCIAL ATTITUDE OF THE SENATE.
A Washington special says: 1t is con
coded that the additional bank note circula
ton of S4G,000,000, voted by the Senate
Thursday is finalty, and that all that re
mains now is to amend the bill, if possible
by some feature looking to specie resump
ton, though not in the immediate future
1t is very doubtful of anything that fayOr
contraction within the next three year,
that can be engraitcd in the finance bill.
FRAUDS Al NEWARK.
The report of the committee of ono hun
dred to investigate the management of til,
city government OF Newark, n. j., assert
that great frauds and irregularities hay,
been committed in the giving of contract
and in various other ways, and recommend
the calling of peoples convention To Sc
cure new administration of affairs
NO CLEw YET.
There is no clcw yet to the whereabout
of Miller, the missing assistant-cashier o
the Cronton River national bank, mt Brews
ter, n. Y. Depositors are secured agains
any loss, owing to the ample capital of tn
institution.
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The discharged strikers of the oil work
in East Brooklyn continue to gather i
gangs about the buildings, threatening til
new employees, who keep together in goin
and coming from work, to repel an attack
The employees from New York are con
veyed to and from work in a steamer chal
, tered for the purpose.
THE IMMIGRANT WAR.
The railroad immigrant war assumes a
interesting phase. The New York Gen
trail has reduced its rates to Chicago TO 81
Not to be outdone, the Erie and Penusylva
MIA railroads have reduced their fare t
Chicago to $5. This is regarded as onl
the beginning of the contest, as CommC
dore Vanderbilt has declared his intentio
to reduce the fare to 81 ahead in order
defeat the combination which Erie ha
made with the steamship companies. TIL
, new rates are as follows; -, 50, SO 9(
> 81 55, $40, S12 25, $l4.
, TWEED.
Friday was the anniversary of the birth
day of Tweed. His friends proposed t
visit him in body, but they were not pei
mitted. His son Richard, who was tn
only visitor during the day, says his father
health has been latterly very good, and Il
q still keeps himself bouyed up with the hop
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