The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30
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The coroner's jury in the steamer Pacific
disaster censure the management on both
the ship Orpheus and Pacific.
1t is alleged that France had the first OPP
portunty to purchase large interests in the
Suez canal. but she let slip the opportunity.
Ten-dolar notes of the Fayette national
bank of Lexington, KY, havinga false sig
nature, are in circulation. One was pre-
sented at an Albany bank Saturday.
Deputy Customs Collector Robert DIES
Apges of New York, has been sentenced to
the Albany penitentiary for two years, and
to pay fine of $lO,OOO,.for completely in
the silk smuggling frauds.
A man ascending Mt. Kearsarge last
Saturday from Warner, N. H., fell into a
snow drift, beneath which was morass,
into which his feet became imbedded. He
was rescued by his companions after half
an hours suffering.
1t is rumored that the explanation of the
Grand Trunk gaining control of the East
ern railroad is that English holders of two
millions of eastern bonds have made an ar
rangement with the Grand Trunk to lease
and run the Eastern road.
Moses Dickinson, aged Ga years, far
mer Of Amherst, Mass, was found muir
dered in his house on Saturday night, his
head being smashed in with an ak. The
n Ao,rhtlaca ,hov ha
hired three weeks before, and was done for
money.
Moody and Sankey are finding that they
cannot, more than any poor sinner, disre-
gard the divine plan for rest one day in
seven without serious injury to health, and
were fairly forced to rest, Saturday, from
all labor, and it Is understood will here
after take Saturday for their sabbath.
General Joseph r. Hawley, president OF
the United States centennial commission,
has sent to each member of congress let
ter, together with pamphlet and circular,
indicating the condition and progress of
the work, and inviting them TO visit Phila-
delphia and the Centennial grounds at their
earliest convenience.
A strong force of men began grading
work upon the southern extension of the
Denver (Col) and Rio Grande railroad,
Friday, and it is expected that the road
will be pushed through at once to Trinidad.
The iron Is looked for during this week,
and track laying will commence at once.
The grangcrs of Wisconsin have made
bankrupt their state agent at Winona,J. s.
Denman, so many of them have failed to
pay for the things they have bought, and
now must buy of the regular dealers and
pay the higher prices which the latter are
forced everywhere TO ask, to cover their
losses by just such dead7beats.
The master builders of New York, APP
pointed by Governor Tilden to examine the
construction of the new capitol building re-
port that the management and manner of
construction evince degree of negligence
or want of competent skill to an extent
without parallel in the history Of their OBJ
servations, and that a continuance of the
work will involve the necessity of tearing
down and reconstructiDg extensive por-
tlons OF the structure at very great loss.
The secretary of the treasury is still en-
gagged in the preparation of his report, and
1t will not be printed until Friday, when,
as heretofore, it will be sent to the prin-
cipnl cities for distribution to the press on
the day of its transmission to congress. All
the bureau reports have been printed with
one or two exceptions. As to the reports
OF the heads of departments II Is known
that the postmaster general and Sec
rotary of the interior have had theirs print
ed. The president has not yet finished his
message, but some portions, or all of 1t,
will be read to the cabinet next Tuesday.
MIR. T. A. Edison, the electrician Of the
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph company,
while experimenting with light as force,
has made.a discovery which may revolu-
tionize telegrapby. Mr.. Edison claims
that his experiments have resulted In the
discovery Of new force of nature sim
liar to electricity and possessing Its efflci-