The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-04

TIE WEATHER
New YonK. May 2.
Weather very mild and Summer like.
IIiDEN EnR AnN ERNun.


will be the democratic candidate for gov |
emor next fall, and says he will certainly |
be strongly supported by 'rammany Mt the
coming state convention.
TELEGRAPH CONPANr 5ruCk.
! Tie Times says negotiations are still |
pending between the Western Union telc-
graph company and the Union Pacific |
company for the purchase Of a large guam
tity Of Atlantic and Pacific telegraph stock.
ICE GoiNG rp
The ice companies say the price Of ice
in New York this year will be three or four
times that of last year
THE coopERs.
Inspectors Of barrels in New York and
vicinity have notified employees that they
will be discharged unless they renouncc
their allegiance to the coopcrs union. The
men refuse
SALES or GOLD.
| Sales of gold for the month of May will
be as follows On first Sand third Thurs
fourth Thursdays e 900, O00 each day.
OYSTER BEDS DISTURBED.
Great excitement exists at tSayyillc and
other sections OF Long Island, owing to
fleet of 100 Brookhaycn vessels going up
to Sayyillc and dispensing the oyster beds.
1t is estimated that between eight and Ten
| nn1 ho, al. rt,p
oystermcn have appealed to the trustees
for protection, but they have taken no
action.
| MURDER ~ \ sALOON.
| John Curtis a saloon keeper in William
street, Friday night quarrcled with and
put three balls through Il man named Fitz-
gerald
SMALL sHAD CATCH.
Owing to the bnckwardncss of the season
it is stated that the shad catch in the waters
round New York is not onc-sixth as large
! as usual.
LARGE DISBURSEMENTS.
1t is stated that between $50, 600, 900 and
/
the first two weeks of May in Tie shape of
interest, dividends and rents
40 CHOLERA.
William Smith, sugar refner, reported
to have died of Asiatic cholera Wednesday
by his physicians, is now decided to have
had heart disease. No symptoms of chol-
era have appeared in the city
THE GREECE AND EUROPE.
Chief engineer Buck. formerly Of the
steamship Greece. makes an official state
ment regarding the descrtion of the rescue
of the passengers.
TIE MASONIC TEMPLE OPENED.
The new Masonic temple ON Twenty
third street was formally opened Friday
evening. \ large number of grand officers
were present. Over five Thousand Masons
visited the temple during the evening.
THE rAMMANY THIEVES.
District Attorney Phelps says lac has
made no compromise with Mike Norton or
friends, and intends to put him on trial rs
soon as possible Norton says he was at
no time more than twcnly-four hours dis
tant from New York John j. Walsh,
whose confession was to lmplicatc many
prominate persons here, died in Florida Il
days since. Conan living in Canada
wants to come back and turn states evil
dence, but has been refused 1t is now re-
ported that Woodward is to return in
Tweed interest, revealing all Of Connollys
dongs.
AN INCENDlARY ARRESTED.
One Owen Reilly was arrested Saturday
in the act of setting fire to a five story ten
ment house, No. 203 Lexington avenue.
The prisoner was in the employ of the
owner of the house until recently.
Mr.. McnENRY, TIE ENGLISH CAPITALIST,
celebrates his arrival III New York by Civ
ing narrative of his own side Of the Erie
question, with many points of an autobi-
raphical character. His account OF the
appointment of Mr. Watson to the presi-
dency is rather romantic AMI reads like an
incident in the life of Monte Cristo. In
the course of remarks about the Atlantic
and Great Western road, which is a close
connection of the Erie, it appears the eX-
queen of Spain invested therein -e300, 900.
Gould is intriguing to Get back into Eric,
and Mclienry thinks he will succeed.
Mr.. McIlenry concludes by saying he is
friendly with Watson, whom he finds to be
terribly obstinate man and afraid of what
people say, and adds II am here to give
the Atlantic and Great Western either to
another party or to give it to Erie. The
Cleveland, Columbus and indianapolis will
go with it, but am determined the Allan
tic and Great Western shall force its way
to New York | have had to tight for its
possession long enough, and | am deter
mined to keep it now. With my project
accomplished | would naugurate system
of cheap passenger lines, carrying person
for five dollars from here to Chicago
There is much complaint of the recent
heavy importation of
CONVICT EMIGRANTS FROM EUROPE,
and the police will probably return them if
possible The commissioners have detect
ed six convicis sent by the police OF Copen-
hagen to this port, as if TO convict colo.
ny, and have asked for instructions from
Washington as to their duty.
An UNUSUAL TRIAL
took place Friday morning before Judge
Brady, A young man of irreproachable
!. character was arraigned for uttering forged
bonds, but he proved his innocence and was
promptly acquitted by the jury. \ melo-
dramatic interest was added to the trial by