The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

AERfY ED

New YonK March 30
The Eiua from Kingston AMI Australia
from Glasgow also Canada from Liver
pool.
81 CLvE set
There is no clue yet To The Vhrr:t1o
of Bailey. the absc JniiGg kuokckrpcg
A MILLION DOLLAR FEE.
The sun says the law firm Of Webster &
Craig received 81 0G0,0 from ;hr govern.
ment for their settlement of the silk ribbon
cases.
Aztec THE MASKED EORBKR7
Detectives last night obtained The npCes-
sary rcquisit.on fr1r Gov. Dix. and will
start tomorrow for Key West for Camp
bell, the masked robbcr
An OLD CuLpRr NAnBED.
Henry Ninton. concerned in a $500
burglary in this city in 1853, since when he
has Travelled through Mexico and South
America, was yesterday on Broadway.
rwEED's CASE.
Judge Brady has decided adversely to
the motion to alter the commitment of
Tweed from BlackwelI's Island to the
Tombs the original judgment GA convlc-
ton heng fully sustained.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Joseph n. Franklin of l12 Broadway,
against whom there are said to I've fifty in
dictmenls, has been arrested on charge of
being concerned in the extensive forgerics
of railroad bonds last August.
THE MoIETY QUESTION.
The importers and grocers' board Of
trade has adopted resolutions recommend.
ing that fixed salaries be substituted foi
moietics in payment Of government Off
GERS, and that all persons accused of VIC
lations of revenue laws should be brought
to trial.
ERIE RAILWAY ArFAlRs,
s. L. NJ. Barlow states that all the Eric
employees have been paid for December and
January and portion for February Al
will be paid as soon as the pay-rolls are ar
ranged. He adds that the company is pre-
pairing denial to statements made in tn,
Dunan pamphlet.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
Henry Steele. during an alteration neal
Newark, yesterday afternoon, stabbed II
Seaman, as he supposed fatally, and ther
jumped into the Hackcnsack river to es
cape, but beginning to sink, was Gnall,
rescued and taken before the court on thu
charge of assault with intent to kill. Owe
an hour was spent in resuscitating HIM
Rum was the cause of the trouble.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
The death-leap of James Sylvester at tn,
34th street theatre, last night was terri
bic and shocking affair. Young Sylvcste
came out as usual and executed his varou
feats until the last grand leap. In this h
mscalculated. swung too far. and witt
tremcndsus velocity shot by the rope ant
struck against the boxes with an appalling
thud. Thence he fell in heap to III
floor, striking on his head. crushing IN hi
skull. He fingered but short time. II
was 10 years of age.
MaKay, indicted for forgcring letters t.
the New York stock board, was bailed fo
$4,000 to-day.
\ DEFIANT POLICEMAN.
Although ordered by the police commits
sioners to furnish all possible informatio
relative to certain bad houses in tn
neighborhood of school houses in the eight
ward, the captain of the police refused t
give such information to the board Of edu
cation Yesterday. detied the board, an
stated that one of its members owned scl
eral houses in the ward which he let I
prostitutes.
SUSPICIOUS STORY.
Ii is stated that the names of sixty.o
deputy surveyors, chief clerks, inspector
and examiners of the stom house wei
found on the books of single firm in th
city, and it is believed every one wei
subsidized. They were all reported to III
secretary of the treasury, but no action W;
taken. Some of the custom house officer
are said to be ut Albany mos, of the scssiO
lobbying.