The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-20
ALL RIGHT.

Island, in the outskirts of Brooklyn. Flat.
bush and other places
ALL RIGHT.
The business of the German American
bank is not affected by the removal of
Emil Sauer, late President for irregular
tiles while in Office. No run on the bank
is anticipated, and the acting president
states that the soundncss and standing of
the bank is not impaired in the slightest
degree.
DENIES IT.
British Consul Archibald denies that he
ever made report to his government, or
that he ever made any statement TO the eff
feet as stated in cable dispatch to the
New York Herald, that forty thousand
English workmen in the United States are
ready to return to England
ANOTHER CHURCH ROW.
The last church difficulty in Broc klyn
was concluded last night by n committee
of the Hanson place Baptist church, re-
porting that E. l.. Kalbilcisch had been
found guilty of denial OF Il wel-proven
fact. The hand of fellowship was with
drawn from him and he was formally cX-
PEELED from the church.
40 FAITH IN CONGRESS.
The Cubans here have no confidence in
the movement recently made in Congress
for Cuban recognition.
STANDING by THEIR PASTOR.
The congregation of Rev T. I. Kcndrick
OF Brooklyn last evening adopted resolu-
tions requesting him to continue as pastor,
and instructing the trustees to reopen the
church.
RAsCALLY BANK OFFICIALS.
1t is stated that clerk in the German
American bank is implicated in the irregu-
larities of the removed president, Emu
Sauer. The latter said last evening he be
lieved he could have settled the matter sat
isfactorily if he had not been pressed after
the discovery of the irregularities. II,
says the bank has ample security for tlt
amount he owes them.
ARRIVED.
The steamships China and City OF Rich
mond, from Liverpool, and Main, from
Bremen, have arrived
TO BE SOLD.
The SANTANA company's steamer Type,
will be sold at auction on the eth inst. fo
default in the payment of interest on
mortgage on her.
GRAIN RULES.
The committee of grain receivers, ap
pointed by the Produce Exchange, hav
prepared provisional rules for the grading
and delivery Of grain, which they hav
submitted 10 the railroads for consideration
MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
The defunct Market savings bank has or
dered the sale of office furniture and othc
effects of the bank
PROHIBITION.
The prohibition party of this city held
preliminary meeting last evening.
WDRklNGMEN.
The workingmcns industrial political aS
ISOLATION last night protested against di'
charging foreign born employees by tn
, commissioners of emigration, and request
ing that the latter be removed from Office
A resolution was also adopted in favor G
recognizing the independence of Cuba, an
ur,rinp fine president not TO veto the currel
cy bill.
SAVED.
Captain Nathaniel Downs and crew {
the schooner President wrecked an
burned on Oystermans Point, were NJ
lost.
TRANSFERRED
The rumor that 900 men were discharge
. by the department of public works fo
want of funds is incorrect. Several hun
dred men were turned over to the croto
bureau, to allow the completion of the wor
q on hand. There will some discharges how
! ever from the department of parks for Il
d want of funds.
g HEAVY SEIZURE.
Over sixteen thousand dollars worth {
silks and other goods, said to belong
wealthy Broadway importers, were seiz'
Friday by an order of the special agent of Il
treasury department, on board the Cunal
, steamship Prussia. An attempt was mat
to land the goods in travelling trunks
nprsonal bappane