The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING MAY 2e 1874

-ourt general term Tuesday afternoon,
Chief Justice Davis and Justices Brady and
Daniels presiding, one hundred and twenty
students of the law schools of the univer-
sty and Columbia college were admitted TO
the bar
A large and spirited meeting Of the work
ingmen was held at Buffalo, Tuesday
at which action was taken endorsing the
declaration of principles of the Industrial
Congress recently held at Rochester,
There seems to be excellent foundation
for story which is generally credited in
Washington, that areporter of a New York
morning paper succeeded in witnessing the
wedding ut the White House by Disgusting
himself rs a colorcd waiter, and assisting
the caterer at the breakfast table
Matthew Gray. the chief of the rascals
who robbed the house of Mrs Darius Ford
of Lcnox, Mass. of a $1,000 United States
bond, last fall, has been captured at New
York and lodged in the Piitsfcld Jail. The
three threatened Mrs. Ford and the two
boys, who were in the house, with pistols
while they searched the premises.
Senator Carpenter has written n letter de-
Tending the constitutionalty of the recent
legislation in his state regarding railroads
He reviews the opinion to the contrary, re-
Gently given by Evarts of New York, and
Judge Curtis Of Boston, and argues that
the question has been virtually decided in
| favor Of the validity of the law by the ST.
preme court of the United States. Matt.
will make lirst-rate granger.
On complaint of Edward NJ Reed, ST.
pcrntendent Of the New York New Ilav-
en- & ITartfard railroad. William Banker, a
conductor who had been employed on this
road for twenty years, was on Saturday ar
raigned at the Tombs police court in New
| York, before Justice Wandcll on charge
Of embezzling $50, 900 during his term OF
employment He was held in $4,000 bail
for trial.
Hon. Dayid b. Mellish, Representative
from New York, who was removed to the
government insane asylum for insane treat
ment about two weeks ago, died there
about two o'clock Sunday afternoon. lie
| has required constant watching since hi:
confinement, being at times very violent
Speaker Blaine and Congressman Phelps
of New Jersey visited him few day:
since. He was unable to recognize them
The body has been embalmed and await:
the arrival Of his brother from New York
The lower house of the Arkansas lcgis
laturc, by vote of AZ to Q, adopted reso
utions declaring Senators Dorsey and Clay
ton obtained their seats in the Unitet
States Senate by bribery and corruption
| and tl,ot -, cocn tlo,. i ,,4 roc;cr,, ,viibi
ten days. the United States Senate will b.
requested TO investigate their election an'
eXpcl them
NJ. L. Stevenson, one of the judges 0
the supreme court eff New York state, ha
resigned. VIM II II. Clayton, brother o
United States Senator Clayton. and iudg
of the first judicial Circuit of New York
has also resigned. The House passed
joint resolution to adjourn Thursday night
On Sunday morning, soon after the open
ing of the service at the Fifth street Pres
byterian church, Troy, The cdifce suddenl
began to fill with gas. No attention wa
paid to it until it rushed into the room S
fast that it became suffocating. Then on
by one the congregation started for tn
open air. and finally all moved for the door
An elderly lady, whose name was not as
certained, was Frustrated by the gas, but
upon being conveyed 10 the street, soon re
covered.
The body of WIN. Browning, an Eng
lishman, was found in an advanced stag
Of decomposition in a we'll on the farm 0
Mr. Webster, in the town Of Virgil, Cort
land county. N. Y, on Friday. the 18th
Browning. who owned n farm in the tow