The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-16
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iaet evening" III IatIeTbOni NJ d., III tno /
presence Of bis family.
Marshal Ptkin of Louisiana informed |
friend Tuesday that Hayes would yet hear |
from him and Packard.
Thomas w. Carey, formerly a wealthy |
politician, applied for permit Friday to
the aims house, New York.
The Butchers and Drovers' bank of st.
Louis is reported suspended. Nothing def
nito is known concerning liabilities.
Widow Brewer, seamstress in Newark,
ta1 been officially notified OF fortune
of 100000 left by her parents in Eng
land.
The New York Times Niagara Falls let
ter says the season is dull. Hotel keepers
are bankrupt, caused by misrepresentation
and extortion.
H. NJ. and B. Hall, lumbermeD, of Els-
worth, Me-, have failed liabilities, $175,-
900 assets nominal The failure causes
much financial distress on Union river.
Five European steamers sailed Saturday,
all fully laden with the usual diversity Of
dairy produce, grain and provisions, includ-
ing $4,000 boxes of cheese and Il. eco pack
ages of butter.
A full statement of the recent Spanish
outrage upon the Provincetown whaling
schooner Rising Sun has been forwarded
to Washington by the collector at Con-
stable, Mass.
1t is stated that the man arrested for
counte, f.i,ing Brazilian notes mus: go n
punfhed The law prohibits counterfeit
| ing U tied States treasury notes, but not
Brazilian bonds.
The silk weaver5 of Patterson, N. j.,
held meeting on Friday evening, raised q
fund of $50 and appointed a committee to
go to Newark and employ counsel to de-
fend the silk weavers in Jail there.
The New York Times cable special says
the marquis Of Salisbury rendered his resig-
na'ion from the English cabinet, but II was
declined. The English provincial journals
fiercely oppose interference ia the Turkish
war.
All the troops at posts in California and
Arizona left for Idaho yesterday morning.
Gen. Mcdowell is anxious to bring the war
to a close, but says protracted struggle
must be expected to bring Chief Joseph to
submission.
The New York Heralds Berlin special
says the reception to Gen. Grant was e1-
ceedingly hearty. A banquet was given in
his honor on Saturday at the geological
garden at Hamburg. All the leading citi-
zens attended.
The French elections will probably be
held the 18th of September and second bal.
lots on the 39th. The chambers will meet
October 8. The official candidates com
prise 23O Bonapartists, l76 Legitimlsts and
III Orleanists.
Eugene Schuyler, secretary of the Amer
ican legation at Constantinople, was mar
ried on Friday. at Paris, to Gertrude King
daughter of President King of Columbi'
college, New York. Rev. Dr. Forbes per
formed the ceremony.
Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon writes to tn,
New York Tribune deprecating the speecl
of Gov. Chamberlain at Woodstock. AL
though the la!ter's motives were good, Ba
con considers that there is no other cours
but to uphold Hayes.
The subcommittee of the republican
| - DraNHIun IN
formed Friday, by Capt Peck, naval com
mander that their list of names to be EN-
ployed was of no account, politics not en-
tering into the question.
DR.. Winslow, who died recently at Sal
: Lake City, left will directing his heart I
be buried in the grave of his parents in tn
Island of Nantucket, aud the body ere
mated, and the ashes inferred in the grav
d of his wife at Cambridge, Mass. His chi
dren decline to obey the will.
The N. Y. Sun prints fac-smiles of
certificate of deposit of $50, 900, endorsed
t "Pay R. B. Hayes, or order. z. Char
i dler." Then ar, B. Hayes" and tw
: others dated September 10, 1876. Sal
Il money, the Sun says, was raised for eleC
II tion purposes by federal ofiice-holders.
: During a sharp thunder storm whic
y passed over portion of Baltimore o
It Saturday the lightning struck the telegra p
wires and was conducted into the freigt
Office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroa
at Locust Point. A telegraph operate
was thrown from his feet six feet and fel
I He was severely hurt.
u Gen. Banks said to reporter Frids
,e that be believed in what Hayes had d. NJ
3 although that did not commit him Bank
= TO the democratic party, and that Hay'
was generally endor d in New Englan'
Banks raj he best thing was to let Il
presidents policy be carried ont. If a fai
ure cay 80, but give him chance.
The Tribunes Philadelphia special r
'' ports prominent New England congres
man as saying that the president told hi
~ he no longer expects Tire election Of 7
: publican speaker by the cooperation of
= few southern conservatives, but thinl
n hey ought to support an independent ca
,r didate against the democratic caucus nor
inee. A correspondent repeats the RUM
that Banks may ,ecure the support of
few democrats.
Lord Dufferin.