The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-27
From New York.

A'h" AN'shi hee' "V'
Henry Miller, peddler, was killed by
truck yesterday.
Henry Ralston, clerk of the municipal
gas company, decamped yesterday with
5000.
Eliza Cashare, an aged Williamsburg
lady, dyspeptic, suicided with arsenic
yesterday.
Marie Sanford of Philadelphia, was
drowned while bathing at Ocean Beach,
yesterday.
Last night Victor Stocks stabbed Mi-
chsol Fredericks and Jacob Meyer, prob
ably fatally.
Thomas Thompson, colored, fell from
an Erie train at Clifton station, and was
fatally injured.
Donahue, the striker, writes he has been
balled at Bath. The first Issue Of his pa
per has appeared.
Mary Western, the actress, was robbed
last evening in the street by two roughs of
81 400 diamond breast pin.
Justice Guck of Brooklyn, Is charged
with having corrnpt understanding with
his son, lawyer practicing before Guck's
court.
The excursion steamer Stewart last even
ing, off Rocky Point, N. j., collided with
the yacht Kate, sinking the latter. The
| II persons on Kate we're rescued.
A Pittston dispatch states that on ac-
| count of the answer Of Pennsylvania coal
Co. refusing an advance to 81, employees
| are feeling in favor Of a protracted strike.
The city is full of consulting workingmen.
The workingmen's mass meeting to-nighI
adopted resolutions sympathizing with the
strikers. The meeting was held under the
auspices of the furniture makers, now in
agitation for increased wages.
The new Edison telephone was tested to-
day at the Western Union telegraph build
ing over an extraordinary distance of 24O
miles. The wire used was loop to Hart.
ford and back over which music was trans
mitted distinctly.
A successful case Of the TRANSMISSION OF
blood in Brooklyn. has been made. John
A. Kapheph, consumptive, receives at diff.
ferent times eleven ounces of blood from .
healthy laborer and is now able to walk
around and walk two hours daily.
Weston, the alleged Chicago forger, tells
a strange story of his Illegal arrest by
Jayne and other detectives who secretly
detained him for days in hotel at Chicago
and here. 1t is reported prominent bust
ness man here. implicated in the forgeries
is soon to be arrested.
Three brothers, left alone on cana
boat, at Tottenville, s. l., Saturday, thu
eldest, Frank DoutY, aged eight years, at
tempted to build fire with kerosene
when the can exploded, setting the cabir
on fire. Frank jumped overheard and wa
drowned; George Douty was fatally burned
The Suns San Francisco special say
that Justice Field has stated that Judg,
Bradley will read no opinion to himsel
and Justice Clifford before its submission
| TtlAllVt tU tue eleCIOldl COUullsSlOH. clclu
however, significantly emphasizes the wor(
"read, The inference being that Bradley
did express an opinion to the justc,
named.
The Heralds Wilkesbarre special state
that the other night. at midnight, a larg,
party of masked men compelled the en-
gineers and miners at work in No. Q o
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre coal company
at Ashley, In the suburb of Wilkesbarre
to quit work and draw the fires. Tn
gang then went to the homes of the mel
who worked on the day shaft, aroused then
from their beds and forced them at tn
point of pistol to swear they would no
work longer In the mines. The masker
uttered terrible threats and the next da.
miners were afraid TO work. 1t is reporle,
hundreds OF men are drilling nightly il
lonely localities. All the striking miner
are more and more solidly knit together.