The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-11
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY
By Telegraph and Wall.

One oil TIC literary bureaus announces q
lecture by Theodore Tilton on clone
Sweet Home We should say so.
General Howard has left Washington
for Oregon, to take command of the de
partment recently under General Davis.
Five ice houses were burned at Troy,
n. Y, Sunday: insured.
We learn on good authority, says the
New York Sum- that Judge Church has at
last yielded to the pressure of the demo-
cratic leaders, and will be candidate for
Governor of New York this fall
The New York Tribune thinks Moulton
is no friend to Beecher 1t says sit looks,
in iced, as if his precise relation to Mr..
Beecher had been that of the confidence
man to his victim"
Wagner's year of probation for the scat
fold in Maine state prison will expire on
the 25th proXimo.
Patti gets higher pay in London than
Nilsson. Patti gets two hundred guineas
n n,uht oud MIL '-- .---".o" POUNDS.
The President has Internationally par
doned one Cyrus Plummer, sentenced to
imprisonment FOR life at Charlestown,
Mass, for a murder committed fifteen
years ago.
Mr.. L. Il. Gillett of Westfeld, Mass.
most prominently named as the republican
candidate to succeed Mr.. Dawes, most pos
itively declines to be q candidate.
United States Senator Wadleigh of New
Hampshire, who returned to his home in
Milford in poor health, is now looking fine
ly, having added twenty-five pounds to his
avoirdupois.
Thomas Strong, mate of the ship Pride
of the Port, which arrived at San Francisco
Saturday from Boston, was arrested for the
murder of sailor named Antonio Spaniele,
by knocking him from the foretree to the
deck, when twelve days out from San
Francisco.
The Brooklyn Aiyus says: "Mr. Moul-
ton is very wary fellow, and they won't
get much out of him. think that when
all the facts come out it will be shown that
this has been case of blackmail all
through. ! think that Mr.. Beechcr has
been blackmailed by Titon for the last
three or four years, and the Matchmaking
has been done through the medium of
Moulton. | guess Mr.. Beecher has been
''struck very heavily, too
Owing to the immense expense of trans
porting the Great Roman Hippodromc, Mr.
Banum has positively decided not to visit
any city in New England outside of Bos
ton. The transfer of the vast enterprise
from New Iork required an expenditure of
500, and three of the largest trains ever
known upon an American railroad.
Saturday night, A. Burton (colored) can
didate for the Legislature, was shot and
mortally wounded at Braden's station, on
the Memphis and Louisville railroad, by
some party unknown. The shooting caused
intense excitement among the negroes in
the vicinity and riot was feared but Mt
last accounts all was quiet.
Victoria G. Woodruff and Tennie c.
Clailin were arrested on Saturday on war
rant issued from the marine court, on com
plant of Achsah NJ Truman, who alleges
that in 1871, when Woodruff IL ClaGip
were doing business on Broad street. she
deposited with them, to he invested, S400.
which she was to receive on demand. with
Interest that she has since made several
demands, but never got the money. They
were held in 5000 bail at the shcrifTs Of
1lce. The sisters left for Europe the same
day.