The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-23
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY


The Hoffman's Ferry boiled body has not
been identified.
Oregon elects her Congressman week
from next Monday.
Three American students are reported to
have been drowned ia Lake Geneva.
Minister Schcnck, Judge Doolittle and
Hon. James A. Bayard sail for Europe on
the steamer Abysslnia, Saturday. Id .
A new transportation line has been or
gained at Troy. It's boats will ply the
Erie canal and will connect with the lake
boats at Buffalo
James Ncason, stabbed at Hoifman's
Ferry, on Monday, the 18th inst, by Bar
tholomew Pagan, died Wednesday morning
at o'clock. Neason's relatives live at
West Troy
w. j. johnson, painter, was instantly
killed Wednesday evening by falling from
a scaffold at No. 40 East Twenty-fourlh
street. New York.
Senator Upton Of Nevada announces
that he is not a candidate for reelection,
but will accept the position again il it is
urged upon him. The candidates for his
seat are said to number forty already. with
daily additions.
Kate Leinbach, beautiful girl OF lG was
enticcd from her home and killed in some
low brush Just outside of Mauch Chunk,
Pa. Tuesday night. The only wounds
were on her head, and evidently made with
a stone. It Is believed the murder was
committed by a man who had deceived the
girl to hide his guilt. The people in the
ncghborhood arc greatly excited, add
threats of lynching the murdcrer,if caught,
are openly made.
a number of representatives of the pro-
mincnt trunk lines of railroad are in New
York with a view to making some arrange
mcnts, if possible with Commodore Van
derbit to establish higher basis of charges
for through transportation OF freights.
The 7riJWne publishes the following dis
patch from Prof. Dayid Swing, who is now
in Oxford. Ohio
cannot further endure theological war.
Please announce my withdrawal from the
Presbyterian church." Signed
DAVID SWING.
But six hundred and twenty-five feet Of
the rock bench remained to lie taken ont
on Friday, and ut the end of the mouth
but three hundred feet will remain, when
the west end miners will be withdrawn,
and the central shaft gang will complete
their work at the IIooSac tunnel.
Pauline Lucca'5 divorce suit came up
Wednesday, in New York. before Judge
Donahuc, on the order to show cause why
the defendant, Baron Won Rhaden of Ber-
lin, should not be restrained from further
litigation. Decision was reserved
Senator w. W. Eaton of Connecticut,
just elected, was rendered Il serenadc at
New Haven, Wednesday evening, and in
response. made brief speech in which he
said he should, as always heretofore, fight
for the constitution and state rights fol
honest administration for the protection
of the land, not already stolen by railroads
and against corruption. He was hard
money man, and would defend the honor
of the state as he would that of his wife
Under the law the deputy treasurer OF
the state of New York cannot sign checks
that duty devolying exclusively on tho
treasurer. There are between 100 and 20(
checks awaiting his signature, and all pay
ments are suspended. There is no way tC
declare the Office vacant. The government
can suspend the treasurer only for viola
ton of duty. and then fill the vacancy
The report that it will be necessary to con
) vene the legislature is not sustained by The
opinion of officials here. A way will BIZ
found to remedy the matter in case Treas
urer Raincs's disability continues. The
amount of money on deposit in the bank a
Rochester was only 1000 and was wei
, secured.