The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-13
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
ssy Telegraph and Vail.

Thursday morning the glass works of
William Frank Il Son at Pttsburg. Pa,
were destroyed by fire. Supposed inceu-
diary. Two dwelling houses were also de-
stroyed. Frank q Son lose $50. 900 in
sured for S37, 500. Total loss, $50, 900.
The Cuban insurgents, Colonies Bctan-
court, Jamnex Iand lIaias, were captured
in the Bay of ,Jiquez They were passen-
gers on a bark from New York. which YES
sci they left i'll the Bahama Channel in
boat. They brought correspondence and
commission to the insurgents, which were
thrown overheard before their capture
They refuse to confess the nature OF their
commission.
The American pilgrims to Rome paid
visit to Cardinal Borromeo on Thursday,
who distributed among them copies of the
medal especially struck by command of the
Pope in c)mmemoration Of the pilgrimage.
'ihc Holy Father has deputed Signor ROssi,
the distinguished Italian archpOlogist and
author to accompany the pilgrims on their
visit to the temples and other monuments
of ancient Rome.
\ large and excited crowd assembled at
the Western depot. in Paris, Thursday. at
the time for the departure Of the Deputies
for Versailles. NJ. Gambetia was greeted
with cheers and Kisses. The police at
tempted to dispense the throng. handling
them roughly in some instances. NJ.
Lcfcvrc. deputy OF the Left. was arrested
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and Gambetta was again insulted. The
police cleared the railway station and occu-
pied it the rest OF the afternoon.
The troubles between the coal miners
and operators in Hooking Valley, Ohio,
bld falr to be either soon ended or that
more serious results will follow. Promin-
ent operators sent 800 armed colorci min
ers thcrc Wednesday. These men will be
placed in one mine, and as many among
them are known dcspcradocs it is believed
that they can protect themselves against
the strikers. The operators declare that
they will never yieldlo the Union, and that
the force of colOrcd miners will be steadily
| increased.
\ special to the london Times from Cal
cutta says the riots in the districts neai
Dayelling were directed against the export
ers of food. The rioters were chiefly I'M
armed bands, and ayaled themselves Of
the excitement caused by their dcmonsra.
| ton to plumber n number of stores SIEVE.
raj were killed The government commits
sion sent troops to reassurc the people that
further trouble will not occur. The Times
correspondent also tclegraphs that two
hundred thousand persons are being re
lieved in Mozuifcrporc, where the suffer
| ing is increasing.
The annual regatta Of the New York
yacht club was sailed Thursday over Tic
usual course. forty miles. There was t
stiff breeze from the southeast all day
The race was exciting. Sixteen yachts ha(
been entered and twelve sailed. The Vim
dey had topmast and mainmast head car
ried away and was withdrawn The Idlel
lost jibboom The Tidal Wave won the
| schooner prize of the first class withou
time allowance, arriving at four hour:
nine minutes and forty seconds, making
the race in four hours forty-nne minutes
and ten seconds. She also won the Ben
nett challenge cup, beating the ldler, will
! lllllt uliONuINt, dbbul lOul lllIuultS. liz
other prizes were won by the schooner
Magic of the first class, sloop Oracle, frs
class. and sloop Hayward, second class
The Magic made the race in five hours
eleven minutes and thirteen seconds til,
Oracle in four hours iifty-cight minute!
and tifty-scven seconds the Hayward il
six hours thirty minutes and twenty-five
seconds.
The soldiers monument in Braintree
Mass, is to he dedicated on the nth o.
June. The figure is a statue Of soldier
carved from Westerly granite, from ;
model Of Patterson & Garfield of Hart
ford, who executed the work, the cost be
ing about $4,000. The ceremonies vii
consist OF procession of all the Crane
Army posts of Braintrcc, Quincy, Wey
mouth, llolbrook, Randolph, and Post 1875
South Boston, also Delta Lodge of Ma
sons under escort of the Old Colony Com
mandery of Abingdon and South Shore
Commandery of Weymouth. Browns
Brigade Band of Boston. 25 pieces, ant
the Braintree Brass Band, % pieces, vii
furnish music. Gen. Banks will delve
the Grafton and Rev G A Thayer the Ne
crology. Governor Talbot. Collector Sim
mons, Hon George b Loring, Speaker San
ford, Gen Kimball, Gen. Swift and other
are to be present.