The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

The man held at Florence, Arizona, as
Bender, the Kansas murderer, has confess
ed his identity, which was in doubt, but
will not reveal the whereabouts of his
family. He will be sent to Kansas for
trial
The English preacher whose fashionable
congregation drew many pickpockets, men
toned that there was an All-seeing Eye to
which there were no secrets, and that
there were also half dozen detectives In
the house.
The Tryingham Shakers have finally
leased their farm of 1000 acres and will re-
move to Euield, Conn. This step is rem
| dered necessary by their reduced numbers
and the old age and debility of the small
remnant of their once flourishing settle
ment
Tuesday a mau named Frye entered the
house Of Mr.. Butty, at Toquaville, Utah,
and shot Butty twice. lie then entered
the room where Butty's wife and child
were in bed and shot them both. Frye,
| who. II is supposed, was insane, was killed
by the sheriff while trying to arrest him.
Two wel-dressed dusky damsels of the
African persuasion stepped into the Cont
mental hotel restaurant in Philadelphia the
other evening, took seats at the table and
were waited upon politely. They quietly
took their tea, paid their bill and walked
out, doing nothing to nobody beyond pro-
volling general stare from the visitors.
During a criminal trial in San Francisco
the other day person acting in the interest
of one of the prisoners contrived 10 get a
position near the jury box. and made n
bold attempt to bride one of the inmates.
The iuryman addressed CHANGED TO he dis
inclined to favor these advances and
promptly caused the fellows arrest.
The jury in inquisition as to the circum-
stances attending the death of Antoinette
Fenner, n young woman of Brooklyn, who
died from the effects of an abortion, re-
turned a verdict charging Mrs. Maxwell
the abortionist, with the murder of Miss
Fenner, and Mr.. Belts, the father of the
child, and Mrs. Gale, as accessory.
George West challenged the vote Of j
G. Abbott editor of the Biddeford, Me.
Times, at the late election in that city, Oh
the ground that he was a nonresident, anC
was subsequently assailed by the latter il
his paper. The result was that West visit
ed the Times office and dragged Abbot
} around the room by the nose.
) The hail storm which visited Chicag,
Sunday evening was remarkable for TIN
great size of the concealed masses of rain
drops which fell and pclted humanity ant
: horseiesh most numerically. Some o
the hailstones were of extraordinary siz
J and ratified down with great noise. Win
! dows aud skylights were broken in severa
instances, and horses frightened as if un
dergoing a cruel lashipg The size of tn
haistones varied all along the way from
pea to hens egg.
! Thomas III. Goodwin, practicing phys
clan of Windsor township, York county
! Penn, has been arrested and committed I,
f prison there for the seduction of Miss Mar
t Eicheberger, in Harrsburgh, and an al
| tempt to commit an abortion upon hei
8 from the effects of which she died Tues
e day. She was found q week ago by be
c relatives concealed in hut in Maryland
a The victim was of n good family, and wa
: 90 years old.
I A serious riot occurred at St. Johns, n
: F., on Friday, while the sealing fleet wa
cutting its way through the ice. A ROY
t took place on board the steamer Queer
= land. between fireman and one of th
t sealers. In a short time hundreds were IL
. volved in it. The steamers deck was niue
: injured and the cabin demolished. Til
d captain received serious injuries. Bisho
c Power was sent for and Queled the d
turbance. 1t was feared more flghtin
would occur
The trunk railroad lines from New Ior
C to Chicago have reduced rates on western
4 bound freight as follows: On first elias
from 81 to IS cents; on second class. froi
80 to 70 cents; on third class, from % to {
/, cents on fourth class. from go to As cent
q on special, from As to 80 cents coffee, 81
gar and molasses, from 80 to 30 cents
Other roads, TO protect themselves, hay
IS adopted arbitrary rates. instead Of pro ra
n ing as heretofore.