The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-10
From New York.
New YogR, Sept. 9.
ANOTHER MrRDER,

oorLDs poISGs.
II is stated that number Of suits inspir.
cd by Jay Gould will soon I've brought
against the Eric railroad company and di-
rcctors personally for alleged illegal acts
done in connection with the recent decara-
ton of dividends
ARRIVAL or CATHOLIC TEACHES.
Twcniy-four young men, belonging to
the Christian Brothers, arrived Yesterday
from Italy They have been educated to
serve as teachers in Roman Catholic paro-
chial Schools about to be established
throughout the United States.
THE BOND foRGRHIEs.
This morning the counsel for Clement
Butler. one of the Wall street brokers, vic
timizcd by Central railroad bond forgeres
obtained an attachment against -, $50 de-
posted by James W. johnson as trustee.
in the name of his mother and who has
been Indicted by the grand jury for com.
pliciiy in the forgcrcs.
SEW YORK CITY FINANCES.
The proposition of Alderman Van
Setback to consolidate the various city and
county stocks meets with the tardy appro-
val Of Comptroller Green. The great adj
vantage of the plan, il carried out, will be
TO simplify bookkeeping in the comptro-
lcr's Office, and make the condition Of the
finances Of the city and county possible to
he understood by the average taxpayer.
FALL OF \ BALCONY.
Last night while number OF persons
were seated on balcony in W:lliamsburgh
witnessing parade of the New York and
Williamsburgh militia regiments, it gave
way, prcciptatng all a distance of fifteen
feet to the pavement. Tho military halted
and a guard WAS detailed to look out for
the injurrd. Sarah Nandokc was fatally
injured. Fifteen others were more or less
wounded. Thirty-fyc persons were on the
balcony nj the time OF he crash.
THE Igv1NG CASE.
Chief of Police Matscl, while protesting
10 discard statements of Irving, the self
accused murderer of Nathan, has been at
work with his detectives investigating the
matter. Capt. Kennedy had an interview
with Mrs. Irving Sunday morning. 1t is
asserted that lryingS statements as to the
memorandum book and its contents are
true in every particular and that he knows
more than he has yet told. |, is also said
there is living witness to important tcsti-
mony sustaining part Of Irving'S confcs
sion.
1HE HAMiLL MCEDkE.
Tho inquest into the circumstance, al
tending the death of Miss IIamill III VIII
Harrisburg, on Thursday last, was COM
menccd at II o'clock last night. There Is
no foundation for the report that Mrs Mcr-
rrur, the alleged murdeicsS, had or was
about To- make q confession. Several Wit
ncsses were examined, but beyond being ON
the premises at the time of the fire and see
ing the remains of the deceased. their tcsti-
mony was of an unimportant character.
Both prisoners were in court and were
quite unconccrned throughout.
SUSPENSION OF \ SECURITY COMPANY.
1t is reported that the troubles Of the
Warehouse and Security company were
due To its relations with some of its dircc-
tors. Francis Skddy and Shepard Candy
both heavy sugar importers, were directors
of the New York Warehouse and Security
company and also directors of the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas railway company,
now in course of construction. Skiddv
and Candy, obtained loans from. the Sccu-
riiy company on stock and bonds of the
railroad and other corporations. The
Warehouse and Security company had q
large amount of paper in circulation, which
was about to mature, and unless some Of
the loans which il made to Skiddy and
Candy were taken up they could not meet
their obligations, Frequent consultations
were held. bat as the Kansas, Missouri and
Texas securities were not negotiable on
Wall street they were prccluded from
making of loans in other quarters. Amcet-
inc of the directors was called yestcr-
day, and il was resolved to suspend tenn
porarily and call meeting of creditors on
Thursday to take action in the matter
Francis Skiddy has been identified with
steamboat, railroad and other interests for
MANY years, and has alway, borne good
name for financial strength. Neither Skid
DIV nor Candy has suspended yet. Both
houses being largely engaged IN the COM
mission business, il is believed the losses
will fall largely upon Havana merchants
and Cuban planters.
LATER.
The trouble of the Warehouse and Sccu-
/ riiy company does not arise, rs stated yes
tcrClay, though the delinquency ot the Mis-
souri, Kansas and TcXes railroad company
and other railroad companies, hnt through
the heavy loans by the Security company
to Francis Skiddy and Shepard Candy, d.
rcctors in both the Security company and
/ Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railroad com
pany. From the inability of these gentle
men to meet their Indebtedness the sccrc-
tary of the railroad states that the company
is in no financial difficulty. and the business