The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-26

leRes, threatened TO XIII Der. one, rearing
violence, consented to enter into Jewish
betrothal to continue three years, and the
marriage to follow If desirable. A justice
married the couple last June, Rachael be-
lieving the ceremony to be only betrothal.
She has not lived with Tannehalz, who
now claims to be her husband,
THE MISSISSIPPI MURDERS.
MEMPHIS, May %.
The Avalanche tomorrow will contain q
lengthy interview with Gov. Stone of Mis-
sissippi, in relation to the Kemper county
massacre. The governor states that be has
done all in his power to bring theyuilty
ones to trial by requesting Judge Hanom,
circuit judge, to call an extra session for
that purpose. Under the laws of the state
the executive has no power to do anything
in tho matter. He thinks it exceedingly
doubtful il the jury in Kemper county
would convict the rioters, all Of whom are
well known and resided there.
AN ILLEGAL DIVORCE.
ClhClNNAIlj MAY So
Nelson Hood of Aurora, Ind, procured
a divorce from the Beaver county, Utah,
court thr ugh Chicago law agency and
married again. At the Dearborn circuit,
Lawrenceburg, Ind, on charge of fornica-
ton preferred by hts divorced wife, the
jury has rendered We, dict of $l00 fine
and six months imprisonment, declaring
that Hood was not resident Of Utah at
the ii lie of his divorce, and the decree was
illegal. Many parties in this state and in
Indiana hold similar bills of divorce.
THE DEADLY STORY OF DISGRACE.
NEW YoRK, May 25.
DR.. Claude G. ah m Stanley, a promi-
nent young pb,s tame home yester-
day afte n, exc aiming to servant, 81
am dshonored; yes, disgraced." He went
to his room, swallowed prussic acid, and
died. His father cub equently said his son
had broken faith with him and been dis
owned in consequence. Stanleys father
ID mother have b. | wing part.
A DOUBLE MURDER CONft bshD.
Hot SPRINGS, M l, 25.
pmas Steiner confessed numbering
Z. Steiner, bis aunt, and Miss Taylor
snuary in Saline county. He first de-
he crime. but convict cav him con-
n his cell letter to his brother CIV
he whereabouts of property stolen
'e nuu'rd women. When con-
yhted wit b. letter Ste -r confessed.
THE LAWS MURDER.
Governor Nichols to-day received is-
patch from Judge Mcvey and Parish At
torney Fidge, stating that Laws was MUIR
dered by one man, not a band of men.
The supposed assassin is now in jail. 1t is
believed family feud caused the murder.
BURNED TO DEATH.
WASHINGTON, May 25.
Last evening Mary Francis Beech, ar.
rested for intoxication, was burned to death
in her cell at police station. In trying tc
light pipe she q d her clothing.
Pinney was arrested yesterday at Sar
Francis 20, on two ges of forging navy
certificates. The prosecuting attorney
states a, he will tomorrow file eighty
charles of for cry against Pinney AID one
of embeZzle neut.
The coroners inquest in the Saratogt
launch case at Chester. Pa, adjourned
last night, without render ng verdict
The mayor has called meeting of citizen
for tomorrow evening, to aid families O
the victims of the disaster.
An unsucceSS attempt was made to throw
Jersey Central rtilr' al ain from hi
track at Somerville. A heavy iron bar wa
fastened to the track. 1t was rem ovet
just before the passage of the train from
New York.
Samuel L. Carter, broker and real estat,
agent was arrested at st. Louis, yesterday
chars' wlh swIn' ling ie bank of Norti
America out of fifteen to eighteen thousand
dollars.
A carriage containing Hugh McDougal
William Parks and daughter of Patterson
N. j., was demolished at that place by al
Erie railroad train, yesterday. All the per
sons med a Q robably fatally injured.
Dnring an athletic game at Cornwall, p
Q, yesterday, as dgt hammer slippet
fro the dc N athlete anc strucl
Ellen Kavanaugh, killing r in ntly.
While Mr.. Bl h, fe and child OF To
ronto were boat 6 in the bay yesterda,
the boat upset. BY nv as rowned, Mrs
Blyth and child saved.
Six children of the Hudson Bay compan.
employees at the lower fort were frightfull,
burned yesterday, by the explosion Of pow
der. Two are dead.
An unknown u an aged forty-hve wa
found dead yes ay m ON Fabrias
N. Y. A dis srged pistol lay by his side
supposed suicide.
Vel. Turne', jockey for Clay g. Co., wa
accidentally shot ana killed at the Louis
vile race cour yesterd y, by PER-!
| Clark.
Edward Brown, seaman, aboard the shiI
Winchester, suicided at Fort Monroe, yes
terday by jumping overheard.
Edward L. Griffiths, lumber merchant
shot himself at Baltimore yesterday.