The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08
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From New York.
New YORK, Jan. :,
THE WEATHER.
The weather is rainy and cold wind
southeast
PRAISE or COY DiXs MESSAGE.
All the morning journals Of all parties
praise Gov. Dixs message.
BrRGLARs
The police are on the trail Of more
members Of the uncarthed gang of masked
robbers.
MUNICIPAL QUARREL.
Mayor lIavemeycr announces that he
shall recognize only the newly elected
officers of the assistant board of aldermen.
A DEFICIENCY.
The commissioners Of emigration report
that the deficiency in the treasury will
amount to $4,000 by the LIST Of April.
PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLARS.
meeting was held ON Staten Island last
evening, at which George W. Curtis pre-
sided to organize protection against bands
of robbers
HYDRoPHoBIA.
Hydrophobia is reported prevailing to an
alarming extent among dogs and horses in
Sussex county. New Jersey
so ICE.
Ice companies in this city report that not
pound of ice has been cut this season ON
the Hudson.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
Last night the safe of Keeper, Nogel Il
Co.. manufacturing jewellers, No. 10 Cort-
landt street. was robbed of $4,000 worth of
ieWclry
EAlN AND WIND.
4 heavy rain storm accompanied with
wind has prevailed since early this morning
and business in every department is serious
~ incrfered with.
SENTENCED
James Short has been sentenced to state
prison for fifteen years on Il charge of bur
glary in the fist degree in having stolen an
ovcrcoat and revolver.
COMMITTED.
John Broderick. the eldest son OF Brod-
ercli, sent to state prison for numbering a
younger son, has been committed for trial
for forging Geographic order for money ON
J. Il. llodskin. banker.
TUE NEW COAL COMBiNArioN.
Representatives Of the great coal interests
held a preliminary meeting here yesterday
for more closely uniting the separate com
panes, deciding upon basis for wares to
minors. and for organizing combination
which may completely control prices.
Another meeting will be held to-day
BURGLARS Al WORN.
A gang of masked thieves entered the
house of Henry Nicholson, on the line of
the Long Island railroad last evening,
bound ana gagged the servants. the only
occupants, and robbed it Of all portable ar
ticlcs.
Policy DEALER ARRESTED.
John b. Martinez Il Wall street policy
dealer, was arrested this morning on the
charge of IN attempt to hiihe police off
Ger moi to prefer charges against him of
keeping policy shop.
THIEVES CAPTURED.
The police of Jersey city yesterday cap
turcd gang of thieves in house on Gin
ton avenue. used as the head quarters. and
found shaws, furs. rich overcoats, work
boxes. and yaluables, valued at $1,000. \
large quantity of silver ware was also found
betwccnth beds. The police consider this
valuable capture. Over 400 keys were
found in the house.
BURGLARS IN ELMllA.
\ despatch from Elmra says n gang of
burglars is operating in that city and is sup
posed to he the same that attempted the
robbery of the Sccand National Bank. Scy-
eral houses have been broken into. and
much valuable property and money stolen.
No arrests have been made, the robbers
completely covering up their tracks.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
Havana correspondence represents the
Spanards of Cuba as pleased at Caleb
/ Cushing's appointment. In his official re-
report of the defeat of the Spaniards at
Palo Seco, Major General Gomez, com
manding the Cubans, says, they captured Il
| large amount of war material, numerous
prisoners, and counted nearly two hundred
dead bodies on the field Colonel Arinan,
chief of the Spanish guerillas, issued an or
der some time since, 10 in the future, take no
prisoners.