The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-15
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
Ely Telegraph ana Mail.

The United States Supreme court met at
noon Monday, for the October term.
G. A. DeWolfe, the senior member Of
the New York shipping firm which sus-
pended week ago, it now turns out alb
seconded few days before the failure was
made public, with about 100000 in bor-
rowed money.
A large number of Brooklyn plastcrers
have formed cooperative association,
pledged to oppose strikes and strikers, clas-
styling its members into three grades, and
and agreeing to work with all plastercrs,
whether society or non-society men.
Our English friend Forster has one per-
sonal object in visiting America. 1t is to
erect some memorial of respect over the
grave of his father, minister of the So
ciety of Friends, who died years since in
Tennessee, while studying the workings of
slavery.
Many of the supporters of Denis as
candidate for Congress from the second
district of Vermont have narrowing fear
that Uncle Luke isn't out of the field vet,
in spite of his letter of withdrawal. Mean
while. the Democrats are getting ready to
poll their full vote.
The whites of Union county, South
Carolina, where they have n majority of
nearly 1900 over the negroes, have volun-
tarily divided offices with the minority.
placing three colored men on their ticket.
This evidence of friendly feeling is disgust
ing TO the carpet baggers
Mayor Havemeyer has issued his second
statement containing other charges against
John Kelly, the Tammany magnate, while
acting in the capacity of sheriff of the CITY
of New York. He charges that the total
amount wrOngfully obtained by Kelly
while in Office was S09,545.
The SIM doesn't like the Tammauy
ticket in New York. 1t says I'm trath
the meaning of the Tammany nominations
is perfectly plain they mean the rule of
John Kelley and John Morrissey. The
issue is made clear and need not be misun-
derstood. All who are in favor OF the
reign of John Kelly and John Morrissey
will vote the Tammany ticket.
Some of the Hampton colorcd students
attended services at the third Congrera-
tional church in New Haven on Sunday.
and on entering the building those ahead
happened to be the ones who are nearly
white, and the usher did not at first see the
deeply colored ones. When he had con
Quoted them TO the center of the church.
however, he looked back and exclaimed TO
them, sob, didn't notice; you will have
to go back !" and back they went
The democrats of the fifth New Jersey
district had some trouble on Saturday in
finding any one who was willing to run
against William Walter Phelps indeed,
one delegate offered q resolution to the
effect that the convention, "relying upon a
continuance of the manly and Independent
course adopted by that gentleman in the
present congress, abstain from making a
nomination. This was finally tabled, how
ever, and gentleman by the name of CUT
Ter nominated mt Il venture. His accent
ance is considered doubtful.
Postmaster Jewels latest re-
form idea is to send out two or more spc-
cial agents to look into the matter of local
expenses of tie postoilces throughout the
country, and ascertain why it is that
comparison Of the cost of running the va
rious large post offices Of tho free delivery
grade shows that the percentage of ex-
penses to receipts is as high as 60 per cent.
in some cases, aud In others "A low ms %
per cent, with all sorts OF varying figures
between. When this investigation is com
pleted, ii will he extended to all other Of
fees appointed by the President, or all Of
fees in which the posimasiers receive
yearly compensation OF 1000 and up
ward.