The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-11
Rv Mail and telegraph.

)lAuep anu tnt llDMtls Nilos ~ "oo wv P~'N
doubtful success. NJ A. lie
By Mail and Telegraph.
Thursday, fifty boats, with 1900 tons oil
coal reached tide water through the Della
ware and Hudson canal, and Friday forty
nine boats with gal tons.
The Midland (Ont) folks declare the yarn
about Boss Tweed having winered up there
as all moonshne. No person answering
Tweed's description is or ever has been
there.
1t requires q Justices order to make the
killing of dog at Cohoes legal. Saturday
morning, Michael Pickett was bitten on |
the arm, and his ocoldings are subject 10 |
the dilatory processes of law.
The knitting interests at Cohoes are re-
ported dubious in the extreme. The gen
eral opinion prevails that before July
nearly all the wooden T'lls will be stopped.
The reason assigned is lack of money Tor
operating purposes.
/ The Bowen investigating committee
I. finished their report Tuesday night, and 1t
Twas presented to an adjourned meeting OF
tine church last night. The committee are
silent as 10 its nature, but there is little
doubt that it recommends Bowen's eXpui-
'etion.
The failure of the supreme court to dc-
=, eide the "Granger cases" excites some sur
4' prise. The railroad men have been watch
gear for this decision anxiously ana inc
thIoubt of what the court might say has
nsbeep one of the depressing influences on
nethe markets.
.iol Fresh riotug in Barbados is reported
ntend growing demand for the recall o
emtioy. Hennessey and Attorney-Genera
Org semner. There is considerable excitement
=, ,1oo. Mt Kingston, Jamaica, and much com
,laint Of the alleged waste OF the puoli
wlnoney, and an outbreak is feared.
" Tie falling away of the public fror
SUI, eecher. which was manifested in his sir
'p'o udiences at New London, Conn, an
,rat;lehoro. VT, recently, was illustrate
thatresh at Port Jervis, N. Y, Monday evei
G ele4g. his audience only three-quarters flllln
n for room that seats but 500 people.
must The Western Union telegraph compar
Y andavc bought the exclusive right to set
ri, as Ices in all the Saratoga hotels, this sc
rega- n. On the other hand, the Atlantic al
~. hcifc opens a single office at Saratog
-' ID nuts down its rates to 30 cents to Ne
anu brk in place of 90.
, rar The Brooklyn superintendent OF poll
y .o' 8 notified, to-day, that q vigilance co
WI ttcc had been organized in that city,
"'A ht burglars and murderers. 1t styles
be- 4 "Lafayettc tribe, camp No. l, of
CHI of Z, Of Brooklyn, organized, Septem'
f1SG9." The police are looking the m
arver tus.
,.,os, Niagara Falls, Thursday, mingled
,rno. riest of winter with it's opening sunni
und, at'c'ions' az hainu ,he falls making
J, or, mt extensive ice bridge seen there
r.. YES, and several venturesome par
creed and recrossed upon it.
Iobably never since the colonial
t. waTaunton or Newmarket river 80
of bring. The warm spell has set u
o running by millions. One sweep OF
scin Today filed wagon, oz-cart
great boat and left thousands on the grot
been Theishways at East Taunton dam
thea solidnass of struggling fish.
rns." Dung Barry Sullivan'srepresentatio
Last Richar, Third at the Bridgeport, 20
ever openl hnnsn Monday night, smoke b.
doors, which would have proved
hia- serious thing, when the actors declared
real fire was all out There was fire emo
lark however, to necessitate the stopping of
lists play, and the crowd filed out quietly.
ami The strike of the book and job pril
the sill continues. The proprietors OF
uets principal Offices from when the men
called out claim that the matter has e
in their favor, and that they have al
&c OF men they desire to employ, with many
plications for work. The officers OF
g all union, however, are confident that
~ strike must end in their own favor.
.fter A riot occurred, Tuesday morning
ma the lumber district in the southern pa
uty. Chicago, where number of striking
to ber-yard employees, who have been attic
ing TO coerce the men who Con,inu
der work at 81. 80 day instead of deman
man $l.75, congregated and made such vic
land demonstrations that the police had to
terfere, and a hand to-hand encounter
aoN' sued, causing stampede among the W
nT men. A number OF ro,ers were ART
the and quiet restored
the When the through train, on Satur
and from Norwich to Cortland arrived at
ght- Ter Station, on the Auburn branch,
her thirty men, led by the town cole
lin rushed from concealment, boarded it,
a., took full possession. They uncoupleC
o"" only passenger car and pushed it sew
'lay. feet up heavy grade, and then chain
atri- to one of the side tracks and blocked
ntter wheels. Officers of the Midland rail
h.a arrived at 2;30 q. m, Sunday, with a +
mas Of men, and general melee betweel
neri- railroad and town authorities took p
aor's Pistols, clubs and fists participated
ark the coupling was again made and th
49,, drawn to De Ruyter. The matter i
ho'' yet settled. The company are takis
ltua- the switches and will cut out this STA
What stopping no trains hereafter, at least TO
ks" present.