The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-10

The front and gable wall of five story
house in Washington street, occupied by
Henry WEIGH, Wholesale grocer, fell out
last night, crushing two story frame
building adjoining. No lives were lost.
GEN. GRANTS FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
1t is rumored on Staten Island that Gen.
Grant will, on his return from Europe, &C.
cupy the Garner mansion, and have charge
Of moneyed institution in New York.
FIGHTING vANDERRILT's WILL.
The objections to probate or Vanderbilts
will charge fraud and circumvention by
VIM. 81. Vanderbilt and others, and ques-
ton the commodore's capacity to make
will.
It is stated that the complaint against the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company will
not be abandoned. The case will be placed
on the calendar for an early trial.
GREAT FIRE IN ST. JOHNS.
The Herald's st. Johns, N. B., special
says large fire is raging on Prince Will
liam street. The loss 10 already quarter
Of million.
FRIGHTENED INTO INSANITY.
A Young woman who was carried out Of
st. Francis XAVIER church during the panic
last night, was frightened into insanity.
ADVANCE IN FRKIGHTs.
Another advance in freight rates to the
west has been agreed upon between the
different lines, to take effect next Monday.
ANOTHER CHURCH PANIC.
Last night an alarm of fire sounded in
Astoria, and as a fireman rushed past the
church OF Our Lady, Mount Carmel, he
cried "Fire !" causing panic among the
congregation, which was not quelled until
four women were seriously injured by
being trappled on.
RErRENoHMRNT.
During the present week 500 men have
been discharged from the Brooklyn navy
yard, the appropriation being exhausted.
ROBBED BY HIGHwAYMEN.
Mrs. Thomas Webb was waylaid a,
Hunters Point last night by three high
waymen, thrown to the ground and robbed
of money, jewelry and valuable papers.
VIM. Walsh and James Higgins we're ar.
rested on suspicion.
STUBBORN CHURCH.
The department of buildings have put
| the case Of st. Stephens church on Twenty
| eighth street into their attorneys hands, al
| the improvements ordered in connection
with the galleries have not been compiled
with.
| REMANDED.
A blackleg, charged with forgery IL
San Francisco, has been remanded to await
requisition.
| A RAILROAD QUARREL.
Receiver Lsthrop, of the New Jersey
central railroad states that he does no
recognize the right Of the Lehigh coal ant
navigator company to take charge of thu
property leased to the railroad compan!
because of the latters failure to pay not,
for $3.50, 900 given as rent for the sam
and will contest the matter In the courts.
BURNED BY LAMP.
Mrs. Muillgan died in Brooklyn, to-day
of burns received by the explosion of I
kerosene lamp.
PROBABLE MURDER.
| Victorine Williams, negress, died yester
day, but before being buried, marks of vi
olence were discovered on her body, where
upon her husband was arrested to avail
the result of the inquest.
GOOD SAFES.
The safe of Taylor Bros, taken from tn
Bond street fire, was opened to-day, an
Its contents, consisting of diamond jewelr
valued q. $4,000, found uninjured. On
of Robbins q Appleton's cafes was ais
opened and the contents found in goo
condition.
LOTTERY DEALERS ARRESTED.
Special Agent Anthony Comstock tn
afternoon made sweeping arrests of dow
town lottery dealers, on warrants granite
by Police Justice Duffy and United Stat
Q Commissioner Shield. The prisoners wei
arraigned at the Tombs later In the afte