The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

The steamship City of Toxic was but
seven days and fifteen hours on her passage
from New York to Aspinwall.
Wilbur f. Story proprietor of the Chi
cago Times, has been indicted for libclins
N. X. Fairbanks and DIR. II. N. johnson,
by charging them with Disappointing
funds belonging 10 the relief and aid So
ciety.
The Gillian consul at NIenaoza has been
arrested and the arms torn down from the
consulate. 1t is believed this action was
taken because the consul sympathlzed with
the insurgents.
1t is reported, via Panama, that the Span
ish gunboats forbade and Corona have
threatened to lombard Laguayra in Vene-
zuela. What for is not stated.
President Grant has directed telegram
to be sent to the governor of Texas, re-
questing him to delay the death sentence
ascertained whether or not he violated his
parole, the president believing the weight
of evidence thus far in Santantas favor.
News has been received at Washington
that Hon. George Goldwaite, senator from
Alabama, will probably resign on account
of i'll health. In that event, Gen. John 7.
Morgan of Selma will be elected to succeed
him Gen. Morgan is one Of the most
brilliant democrats in the South.
Judge Wallace of Syracuse, has decided
in favor of the United States against Thos.
Galoon, Geo. Baker and p. p. Fiddler,
bondsmen of the late III. Sedgewick, post
master of Syracuse in 1861. The amount
of the bonds, with interest. is $4,000. The
case has been pending ten years.
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talk of a new national third party move
ment, chiefly among the democracy of
Massachusetts. The platform is as yet
embrace economy hard money and civil
service reform.
The Second national bank. of Lawrence,
Kansas, having failed to meet calls of the
redemption agency of the treasury depart
ment to reimburse the treasury for its notes
redeemed, and its deposit Of five per cent
notice that on and after this date, Nov. 49,
the notes of that bank will be rejectec
when presented for redemption at the ma
tional bank redemption agency.
Thomas Mccormick, living near Trcn
ton, informed the police Sunday morning
that his wife had attempted to drown her
self III pond. He cxtricated her and car
ried her into the house alive, and mme
diately went after the coroner. WheI
they repaired to the house his wife wa
dead. The coroner proceeded with jury
to hold an inquest, but the body had beer
spirited away. The case is mysterious.
A young lady in a Pennsylvania tow
experienced strange sensation in the up
per part of her nose n few days ago. Sh
was troubled with it in one way or anothe
for some time, and was even made yer,
sick; but finally discovered that it wa
caused by black spider, which had crawl
ed into one of her nostris during the night
A tract of 100000 acres of land, lyin
between the Cottonwood and Little Arkan
sas rivers has just been sold to a colony o
1000 Russian Mennonites. The colonists
whose peculiar religious principle is Xix
that of the Quakers, non-combatvenes:
have been driven from the Black Sea by
law making compulsory the performanC
of military duty. They are hardy, thrift
and energetic race.
> Mr. James F. Cluck of Niagara Fall
who took the Woodford gold medal {
Cornell last June, has been chosen to rel
resent that college at the intercollegiate
literary contest next January Walter
Nicholas of New Jersey has been chose
to represent Princeton college, with c.
Miller of Philadelphia as alternate. TIL
only essay which will be sent to reprcser
Princeton is one written by Allan Ma
quand of New York.
At Rochester, n. Y, Is the only insiitl
ton in our country where Baptist theolog
cal instruction is given in the German laI
guagc. This is department of the Rocl
rst or thpolOUical seminary The Germa
Baptists of the country are fast coming
' feel special interest in this school, and
- is to be hoped that they will be able
take it in their immediate care and suppo
it. Those having the ministry in view
who speak in the German language, and al
preparing to labor among those who spea
1t, naturally turn their attention to Rocl
ester in seeking preparation for the