The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-28
From New York.
New YoxK, July 20.
THE WEATHER.

From New York.
New YoxK. July 20.
| THE WEATHER. i
The weather is hot and sultry this morn
ing. -e
ARRESTED.
w. w. Whipple, late cashier of the New
York postoffice wos arrested here on Q
charge of cmbezzlement
VANDERBILT.
Commodore Vanderbilt returned from
Saratoga yesterday, as Is reported, to en-.
gage in certain heavy stock movements.
UNTRUE.
The report that the Savings bank and
Fulton bank both of Brooklyn, are affect
ed by the failure of Kimball, of Atlanta,
Ga, in untrue.
SPECIE FOR EUROPE.
Specie shipments to-day per steamer
Herman, $4,000; City of Chester, $685.
800; Batavia, $500, 900; total, $278, 300.
Mostly in silver bars.
BRUIsERs SEEKING A BATTLE.
At midnight the prize fighters Arthur
Chambers and George Seddons left on two
steamboats, for Far Rockaway to fight at
daybreak. They were each accompanied
by about fifty friends.
INSURANCE LOSSES.
Information from all the New York
companies is to the effect that they wholly
escaped Or are very slightly affected by
the Baltimore fire. Business men in this
city will not suffer in the slightest degree,
the fire not having been in the business
portion of Baltimore. Baltimore has al
ways rated lowest in prices of insurance of
American cities and Boston next.
THE CITY's PRoDIeAI4rY.
In the published communication 70 May
or Havemeyer, Comptroller Green Gays
seven thousand men are employed and
money at the rate of seven million dollars
is annually being paid out for city works,
which he thinks is entirely too much. The
sinking of the Vanderbilt tracks in Fourth
avenue employs 2,lOO men and costs the
city 5000 monthly, under the legislative
act of 1872, assigning one-half the cost on
the city He complains that the depart
ment of public works does not let out any
contracts to the lowest bidders, and is
spending far too much money, and denies
the charge that it has been hindered by a
dimnution of the appropriations by the
board of estimate and appropriations.
EXPORTS
Imports for the week: Dry goods 3d.
1865, 1857. merchandise "a, 210,S39.
BANK STATEMENT.
Decrease loans, $3.50. 900; decrease spe-
Gle, $1,024, 300; increase legal tenders,
81 ,Os4, 500; decrease deposits, 81, OsS, 100;
decrease circulation, $5S, 400.
ACQUITTED.
The jury in the case of ex-chicf police
McWilliams and ex-detective Doyle of Jer-
sey city, charged with conspiracy with
three well known burglars and let rob the
First National Bank, rendered We .'c'
this evening of "not guilty" 'or oe'hg
out twenty hours.
CROPS ~ az SOUTH.
The crop rrospects in Louisiana and
Texas are eycfaN;,gly flattering and Mis-
those two former states. UNI less 30 IMAM
WASHED ASHORE.
The l,Ody of James lhomspon an excur-
sion;st dro wned at Atlantic City Thursday
last was wash, VI upon Brigantine Beach to-
day much disfgm, a.
Athletics, 80; Washingt, m w.
HORRIBLE MURDRR.
Mrs. Carolina SCHUYLER, aged :" 90
living at 80 Rivington street was a, ''.",
stabbed by her husband last night witt.
sauer krout knife. Her husband named
Casper SCHUYLER and son of the couple
were arrested.
GROEsBECK AND THE OHIO GOvIRNoRsHIP.
A letter from w. s. Groesbeck to Judge
Collins is printed in which he reiterates his
declination of any nomination for COVER
norship of Ohio. He also hopes the time is
near when the present and former demo-
Gratis and all dissatisfied republicans shall
be cordially united under single organiza-
ton. He then refers to a letter written by
him last May in which he then urged the
formation elements to be called liberal de-
mocracy. He vcrges closer and firmer
union of all opposed to the present admin
istration.
YACHT RACE.
The Brooklyn yacth club will sail a race
from Newport to Vineyard Haven on
Monday.
DoINGs OF THE HEALTH BOARD.
Remaining hucksters, sheds and booths
outside of Washington market were de-
molished last night by order of the board
of health.
BISHOP SIMPSON ILL.
Bishop Simpson is reported sick at Long
Branch.
FIRE FATALITY.
The forest fires on Long Island burned
over an area of at least fifty square miles.
A German settlement called Bohemianville
was swept entirely away, and three young
children unable to escape persisted In the
flames.
TORNADO FATALITIES.
A tornado at Macon City, Missouri, to-
day, partially destroyed the masonic tenn
pie, totally demolished several small build
ings. A lady named Collins and negro
man were killed, also Mayor Montgomery.
Judge Henry and number of other per-
sons were more or less severely injured.
SUDDEN DEATH.