The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-15


sembled Saturday morning. Thus far,
nothing Is known of what Is transpiring.
Col. McClures new paper, the Times,
made its appearance Saturday morning,
taking the place of the Men Age. 1t is a
handsome sheet,
Thomas Wiley, an old printer of Boston,
and prominent member of the typograph-
ical union, died Friday. The remains were
taken to Utica for interment.
What was known as the Barton ELEVATOR
at Lake City, Minnesota, was burned Fri
day. The building was worth 100000; in
sured for $10,500. The warehouse con-
tanned rs 900 bushels of wheat, most of
which was insured.
There was considerable disorder in Tip
perary Friday night because of a refusal of
some of the residents to illuminate their
dwellings in honor of the second election of
John Mitchell to parliament. Several
houses which were not illuminated were
attacked by the mob and sacked. The
town is quiet now.
A dispatch from Denver TO the New
York Central and Hudson River railroads
states that George Van Velzer, the default
ing clerk in the Office of the treasurer of
that company, who abscOnded about year
made full confession. An officer was
sent Friday night to bring him back to
New York.
Judge Donohue, in the supreme court
chambers, granted, Saturday, a writ of
error enabling the counsel for VIM. NJ.
Tweed TO appeal from the decision of the
supreme court, general term, affirming the
Judgment of the oyer and termner in the
matter of the Tweed hd5eds corpus case.
The question will be argued before the
court of appeals on the 22d inst.
The regular Stocksbury and Duncan's
packet, b. Ii. Hart, which left Cincinnati
at o'clock Thursday afternoon is reported
to have sunk Friday night at the foot OF
island 1902. The cause OF the accident was
running against drft-wood. Hardy Hau.
dern, the clerk jumped overheard and was
drowned Ten or fifteen negro deck pas
sengers are supposed to be lost on board
The cargo Is total loss,
A decision was reached Friday in tn,
Tweed habeas corpus case in the suprem,
court, affirming the decision of the cour
OF oyer and termluer, dlsmssing the wri
of habeas corpus. Tweed's appeal from
the order granting continuance IN thu
civil suits for the recovery of eleven mil
lions, and the substitution of the mayor
! and aldermen as plaintiffs, instead of thu
supervisors, was dismissed and the substi
tuition held to be proper.
, A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas say
the famous 81 900 which ex-senator Pomc
roy gave to State Senator 1ork in the sena
torial caucus of 1878, and which has sluc'
been held by custodian, was Oh Saturda,
restored to PomerOy, lie lay lug out of /
the costs incurred in prosecuting him
= which amounts to about - 900. | is sup
q posed that this ends the whole controversy
, and that the criminal action against Pome
roy will not be pressed further.
Arthur NJ. Page, who in connection witt
the notorious thief known as Numbering
Jack" robbed l.. Lowndes at Clarksburg
West Virginia. in February last of S100
' 900 worth of government bonds, and VIII
was arrested and brought to Cincinnati
: has finally divuged the whereabouts o
1 $4,000 worth of the bonds, and tina
amount has been recovered. "Murderin
Jack" is now in Jail at Columbus. A II
QUESTION from the governor of West WI
: gnia was expected ON Saturday.
: The prospects now are that instead of a
D agreement between the Pennsylvania Ger
trail and Baltimore and Ohio roads, ther
will be general railroad war in the cours
of few weeks, in which rates will be CT
e to very low figures 1t is stated that Ii
Erie and Central are both suffering frol
the war between the Baltimore and Obi
> and Pennsylvania and, being unable t
C induce them to discontinue the fight, hay
C determined to enter the field of chcapi
: freghts. Some cases of cutting rates al
already reported.
A mass meeting of operatives was held ;
. Temple hall, Fall River, Mass, Frida
I night. The meeting was a very large on
/ many not being able to gain admittanc
The report of the treasurer showed til,
$4,000 had been added to the weaver
o fund since Wednesday, and further contr
: buttons arelpromised from different point
r The feeling of the meeting was IN favor {
q ending the troubles, and resolution WI
= unanimously adopted that the operative
would all return at once to work if IL
= manufacturers would on the first of Apr
Y pay twenty-five cents per hundred weigl
i now asked. 1t is thought that this arrang
ment may be made. The Merchants mi
: is steadily increasing the number of operi
e tives, and has upwards of sixty looms rul
: ming