The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-07

SohhhuuerJs WHICH nhu eilCitcu universe
admiration In New York, would return I
their western homes feeling that they ha
been received by open and generous heart
and appreciated here, as he was sure the
deserved to be, as highly as in their nativ
place.
SILVER FOR CURRENCY.
DR.. Linderman, director of the Unite
States mint, In letter upon the subslitu
ton of silver coin for fractional currency
as provided for In the specie resumption
act OF 1874, urges the feasibility of silve
resumption this fall 10 the concurrent Cd
Grafton Of two favorable condtions-first
the decline In the value of silver; second
the appreciation In value of the egal.ten
der notes.
MORE HEAVY RING SUITS.
Suits have been commenced against III,
estate OF the widow of James Watson, b,
the Encouragement, to recover som,
$1,000, 900 alleged to have been unlawfully
obtained by her husband lin connection
with the ring stealings of Tweed, Sweeny
& Co
THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
have voted to appear In the Bunker Hill
centennial procession simply as civic or.
ganization, dispensing with any escort OF
band.
over half of the crew of the frigate Swa-
tara have been discharged, and she will
probably be out OF commission In ten DAYS.
The Tennessee has her full crew on board,
and is expected to leave on the 18th for
sea.
MADAME ALBRRTINK,
native of New Bedford, formerly we'll.
known favorite actress in this country. was
found in blind asylum In Melbourne.
Australia, by Captain Ralph Chandler of
the frigate Swatara, and by the kind-heart-
ed captain brought to this port She is at
the house of friend, No. SO Garden
street, Hoboken, having been Obliged to
spend all the money she had in Australia
In efforts to recover her sight, and also
found that some little property she had in
Yonkers had been sold in her absence for
the non-payment of taxes. She had been
given up for dead by the dramatic society
of this city.
TELLER AND MONEY MISSING.
w. F. Leslie, teller of Duncan, Sherman
q Co. for several years, is reported missing
coincidentally with $4,000.
PENSIONS PAID
Pension Agent butcher paid 1900 pen.
sioners here, Saturday.
FINANCIAL.
Chicago kilograms report a panic there
in the lard trade, with two failures. The
recent decline has been about thirty cents
per cwt. The market for government
bonds opened strong on Saturday. 1t is
believed the bond syndicate have decided
to notify the treasury that they will posi-
lively take the entire remainder of the five
per cent of 1881 upon which they now
hold an option, the same being about $780,
100000. The shipment of coin to F''-~pe
on Saturday amounted 10 -'out Two and
th~o- .---...s millions. The Union Pacific
railroad earnings for May last, as compar.
ed with the came month last year, shows
an increase of $3SO,1o0. A Washington
special telegram announces negotiations
are nn=' tending between Tom Scott of the
Pennsylvania Central and Garrett of the
nalrimore So Ohio railroad TO, n speedv
settlement OF the railroad war. This DIES.
patch was widely circulated in Wall street
and had the effect of advancing the s,ock
market.
CORRECTION.
In the race for the Withers stakes at
Jerome Park yesterday Aristides came in
the winner by two lengths ahead of Rho
domanthus, with Oseack third, followed
by Chesapeake, Warwick, Bob woolly,
etc.
The package of $4,000 received by the
Park bank was sent by the treasury de-
partment to replace tie one lost.
Steamer Spain from Liverpool.
BASE BALL.
In the base ball game at st. Louis yester.
day the Brown club beat the Boston Red
Stockings 8 to A, and at Chicago the Mutu-
ais beat the White Stockings @ to 8.
REDUCTION OF WAGES.
1t is rumored here that the government
intends to reduce the wages of laborers il
the United States bonded warehouses from
$12 to $40 per week tomorrow, and thu
men threaten to strike.