The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04
News Record.

Inc eplzO0tic ls decreasing IN New Jer-
sey, as well as in New York and It's vicin-
ity.
There have been riots IN Stockholm,
Sweden, between the militia and the POI
hce.----.--
1t is rumored In Madrid that the Carlists
gained considerable success near San Sebas-
tan Tuesday last.
It Is reported from Berlin that the bishop
of Brcslau has refused to be tried by the
ecclt sastcal court.
The national convention of pork pack
ere will commence its annual session mt st.
Louis next Tuesday
Over 100 liquor dealers were arrested in
New York Friday night, but the police
magistrates discharged them.
The weather was quite cold in New
York Saturday. There was frost Fri
day night The wind is west and clear.
Several sanguinary engagements have
recently taken place in Herzegovina be-
tween 1900 insurgents and 1000 Turks.
The London Standards Vienna special
Friday says the leaders of the instruction
are convinced that Serva and Montenegro
will join the war in the spring.
2 Turkey has informed the powers that the
time may come when the Turks will be
obliged to repel Servian. and Montenegrin
inroads.
Mr.. Wade, the British minister to China,
intimated to the Chinese government that,
il his demands were not complied with by
Friday, he would leave Pekin.
The second ward school house at Oswego
was burned Friday night. Loss $4,000 /;
insurance $4,000. The fire was the work
of an incendiary.
Two waterspouts did $3.50, 900 worth of
damage in destroying seventy-nne houses
in Los Cruces. New Mexico, early in Sep.
TENDER. No lives lost.
It is reported that the northern powers
have agreed upon the proposals made by
the Herzegovinian insurgents, and regard
them as a satisfactory basis for further ne
gotiations.8 ~
The trouble about the respective rights
of New York and Connecticut on the
waters of Long Island Sound has been
taken to the United States court for solu-
ton. Heavy pecuniary interests are in
vOlved.
General Custer says the failure OF the
| recent Black Hills negotiations is the re-
suit of holding council in the heart of
the Indian country, where tue chiefs had
the squaws near and the whites married to
squaws to advise them.
The rifle match at Creedmoor, Friday,
for the press prizes. was generally con-
| sidered fraud, as several were allowed to
enter who are not attached to any news
paper, and who, being crack shots, won
| all the prizes of importance.
What one vote may do was shown in the
recent election in Lassen county, Cal.
There was majority of one vote for gov
ernor, the tao candidates for the shrievalty
| are tied, and the school superintendent was
elected by one.
A London correspondent of Liverpool
paper tells OF another infliction from which
the people of London are suffering. All
the barrel organs under the care Of the
Italian immigrants have been supplied with
| Moody and Sankey's hymn tunes.
| Q A. committee of creditors of Lee &
| Shepard report the total assets at 1853, 2G6
net liabilities, $57S, 23O. The firm pre-
sented a proposition to pay twenty per
| cent. secured by short terra notes without
interest. The meeting adjourned for two
weeks without action.
| A case not unlike that of Charley Ross
except in one particular, has occurred al
Lyons, in France. A little girl returning
from school was entced by a woman with
some sweet liquor, which made her stupid,
and carried her off. But the French po
lice are not like the police of Philadelphia
AS soon as they had intimation of the
affair they did not rest until they returned
the child to the parents.
Conductor Terry of the Rensselaer, ant
Saratoga road was standing on the plat
form Of the train as it neared Fort Ed
ward Thursday when plank near the
track was struck. The pieces scattered in
all directions, nne of them striking the
conductor ON ihc ley, badly brusing it.
COL Thomas Jefferson Randolph is Sc
riously i'll at his residence, Edge Hill, in
Albermarle county, Va, near Monticello
4 the famous estate of his grandfather
i Thomas Jefferson. lIeNis suffering will
severe gangrene of the foot and is not ex
pected 10 live long. OBJ Randolph, who
is now SO years old, WAS temporary chair
man of the ma, ional democratic convention
which met at Baltimore in 1872
TO- A man living in Jersey City and claim
Ling to be Baptist minister, was brough
before Recorder Hackett, Friday, for re
ceiving stolen goods. He gave his name a
Thomas j. Weeks. A lot of lightning.rod
stolen from j. ID. West, was found in hi
possession, and he was found guilty of tn
charge against him and sentenced by tin
recorder to two years hard labor in tb
state prison. ..AH3e
A Richmond correspondent says tina
Gen. W. F. Bartlett will neither accep
nor decline, for the present, the Democrat
nomination for lieutenant governor of Mas
sachusetts that he asked that his nam
should not be put upon the ticket, tina
being his earnest and sincere wish +; but il
certain not remote contingency he ma
feel it his duty to serve "his party"
A few days ago a former clerk in tn
st. Joseph ono. )post office, under Arnahli
published card charging him with per
Jury and embeZZement in having collecte,
and appropriated his own use, durinl
the last four years, $3.50, rent for
newsstand in the post Office building, whic
belonged to the government. Arnahlt say
q special agent Of the department had au
thorized him to do so.
In the court of common pleas, in Cincin
natl. Friday, the Americas racing associa
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