The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
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lure IL 'OuT DdtlOUui Capital.
Richard Grant White has been seriously
i'll, but is recovering.
Judge Poland has had county In Ar
kansas named for MIN, because of his re-
port on affairs in that s'ate last year.
The force in the New York custom |
house is to be reduced, this week, to meet |
the deficiency of 5000, 900 in the appropri- |
alton for the collection of customs.
What are known as the granger cases
will not be considered in conference by the
supreme court, until after January 1.
Prayers were offered in all the colored
churches in Washington, Sunday, for the
speedy recovery of the vicc-president.
The youngest bride ever published at
Lowell is Oracle N. Merrill, 10 years old,
whose intention of marriage was recorded,
last week.
Sam Ward, "King of the Lobby" gave
one of his elegant dinners to Lord Hough-
ton, Saturday evening, among his guests
being Judges White, Field, Bradley and
Swayne of the supreme court, British Min
lister Thornton and Attorney General
Pierrepont.
George Barrucker, deafmute letter
carrier who has been missing since election
day, has been found at Blackwells island,
where he was sent on false charge of
drunkenness, the police proving that his
sign making with his arms and hands was
evidence of inebriatlon.
In one division of the treasurer's Office
there were received during the past year
money packages marked by the senders to
contain $l54, 75S, 042.3). but in which, on
actual count, were found and reported
"overs" amounting to 1924 61G.05, and
"shorts" amounting to $40, 22O.5O.
The story circulating that the clerks in
the redemption division of the treasury,
most of them women, had been assessed
1921 each to make up the loss of the
SO, 1000 recently discovered in the cash &C
count of that division, is denied. The en-
tire amount was paid over by Treasurer
New himself, and he is confident that be
will yet find out where the missing So, 200
went to
The attorney general is receiving letters
from persons all over the country concern
ing the alimony case between Brigham
Young and his wife, Ann Eliza, which he
Is now considering Many of these letters
are from lawyers who are interested in the
legal questions involved No decision
: upon the matter has been reached by Mr..
Pierrepont.
This seasons fishing In the gulf of st.
Lawrence, off the Magdalen islands, jus,
brought to a close, is reported the most
: productive for many years. The crops or
a the islands are remarkably good There
has been no snow or ice there yet, this
e season, but terrific gale prevailed on the
18th, causing the tide to rise very high
: and doing considerable damage to the ship
ping.
Olgario, chief of the civilized Temeculs
: Indians of southern California, who have
n been so outrageously turned out of house
!, and home by land claimants and squatters
has arrived in Washington to plead for hit
n people. Secretary Chandler has promised
h to do all he can for their relief, but OK
n planned to Oligsrio, Monday, that the mat
n ter will mainly require action by congress
r Philadelphia came near having anothe
~ Charlie Ross case, last Friday. A strange
accosted Charles Catherell's little girl, a
l. she was sitting on the stoop of her home
!, asking the way to certain street. WheI
u she would not willingly follow him, HI
" took her with force, threatening to shoe
her If she screamed. Some one, however
y, observed the performance, and went to he
= rescue, but the would-be kidnapper escaped
l. George Belmore, an English comedian c
IL about middle age and of a hearty, genuin
l. talent for character representations in hi
at prime, died in New York, Monday morn
u ing, of general giving way of the life
:; force, the result of continued i'll forum
re and illness. He has been playing in thi
he country with little success for some weeks
III his most notable character was that o
e. 'Nat," an old jockey; in Boucicault's rae
Ii course play of Flying Scud." Mr.. Be
j. more leaves wife and seven children, des
titute in London.
as The true name of "Mingee Roane," til
young woman who committed suicide
at New York city last week, because of til
es fancied neglect of the man whose mistres
a she was was Elizabeth Conan Roane, an
h her home was near Ayetts, King Willial
c. county, Va. Her father owned fine maj
he sion and plantation, which during ii
er war was laid waste, and he died in pove
ty. Mingee and Belle, her sister, ran ava
IN from home two years before he died The
K had a brother, who is still living in Ricl
~ mond or Baltimore, but the girls quarrele
y with and separated from him and came
ne New York, where they both went to IL
ou bad.