The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-13

made over his real estate to the commodore. |
The rumor now is that not satisfied with |
the results of the assignment, he seeks t., |
recover the value Of the property assigned.
NOTHING LIKE EXERCISE,
Kate Martin, of Newarl; Jumped rope !
three hundred times in succession aud sub I
sequently was found dead.
\ LuNATIc's E.oArAr-.
Nicholas G. Verplanck, worth SIS, 900, !
who escaped from the Glen Cove insane /
asylum some time since barefuOtcd and ia /
light clothes, was found secreted yesterday.
His feet " ill have to be amputated owing /
to the frost.
PACIFIC FREiGHTs.
The efforts to fix the rate of frcights at |
five cents per pound between New York |
and San Francisco, winch is desired By the |
Union Pacific Railroad, has not been adopt.
ad by the steamship lines.
TROUBLE At sIsG-slNc rRIses
Fifty convicts in the cabinet shop of |
Sing-Sing Prison refused to work Friday. |
and all but fifteen were sent bacl: to the
dark cells. There is considerable excite
ment in the prison, as the other convlcts
openly avowed their sympathy with the
strikers. a revolt is considered probable
to-day.
confession OF LowENsrEiS.
A special Albany despatch mentions a
rumor that Loweestein, on Friday, just be-
fore being hung, whispered brief confess
sion to the attendant priest.
INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.
Dispatches from Austin, Tex, reports
fights between Erown county, Texans,
and border Indians. A number of Indians
were killed. The Kiowa chief, and Lone
Wolf is on the war-path, bound for Texas
to avenge the death of his son. Reports
from northern Indians say everything is
all quiet but Spotted Tail refuses to change
tho location or h;e oe-o,,o-. I~-'--'
the commissioners.
HEAVY FIRE.
Fire last night destroyed the furniture
factory of Grevc, Buhrlage u Co., corner
of Fifteenth street and Portland avenue,
Louisville, Ky. Loss over 100000; insur-
ance $4,000.
MuRAT nALsTEAD ARRESTED.
Murat Ualstead, editor and proprietor of
the Cincinnati Commercial, was arrested
at midnight last night on warrant charg-
ing him with violation of the Oh o lottery
law, in publishing advertisements of the
gift concert of Leavcnworth, ka.
DIFFICULTIES AT SEA-
The steamer Abysinnia arrived from Liv-
erpool and Minister Room from Bemeir-
Later reports experienced during the whole
passage of strong head winds and gales
from the w. n wand and southwest, and
very rough seas and thick fogs. Ships had
to work the whole passage against tremen-
,lous head seas and worked very hard, but
behaved well. The last day the wind
changed to northwarl, with frost ice on
deck. The New York school-ship Mercury
arrived last night from St. Thomas, after
FIVE months cruise.
STEAMER OVERDUE.
No things yet of the steamship Greece.
now five days overdue with the paSsen
gers of the foundered French steamship
Europe.
LIFE INSURANCE ~; nRicss
DIR. Earnest Uhling. who buried coffin
full Of bricks in place of cnrpsc, and
claimed life insurance of 80, 900 thereon.
was arrested to-day secreled under he'd
in a house on East TWenty-ii.h street
At his house was found evidence Ina, hi;
real name is Ernest d. BagnlsAi, member
of a noble Hungarian family, and 20 Year,
resident of this country, who has breI
twice already before tie ooult Of genera
sessions charged with swinlliug. Lul IS
caped.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNi1N,
q The metropolitan total abstinence unio
\ of New York convened to-day. \ lette
was read from Archbishop Leahy, Of Cashel
Ireland, heartily approving of the propose
combination between the two countries f.
protecting emigrants on their arrival, ali
promising the corporation al The Iris
clergy and laily. Arrangements wer
completed for Il mass meeting at Coope
. Institute on the 18th of May nexi, Tor ID
-, purpose of laying the cause before III
> people. \ large number Of distinguish
speakers have sguificd their intention To b
- present
- BOSS TWEED.
n Bill to remove Tweed to the penitentiar
y hospital as his sleeping quarters was super
ceded yesterday, and the warden ordere
to permit him to occupy his room unit
further notice.
l. SMALLPOX.
ii Smallpox is prevalent to some extent i
2 the hospital.
RECOVERING.
II Dooney Harris, the fugitive shot b
> VIM. Clough last week, is slowly J.,
covering.
Personal.
President Watson of the Erie railway
"a passenger per Absynnia.
" THE PACIFIC FREIGHTs.
z The proposed combination between III
p Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and Panam
SO railroad. companies hangs fire. The Unio
30 Pacific company want the freight rate fixe
ly at Ave cents per pound, and the latter con
naniea want il fxal at four oa,ta