The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-19
From New York.
New York, sept. IL.

BELIEF fos tbs HAVANA -rffFEERs.
Ncarly $1,000 have been subscribed in
MD Of the sufferers by the late fir in IIa-
yan,.
kATt ~iorptED.
Kate 'iioldard refuses TO cat and -ays
that she intends to starye herself,
Nc CUE WnEHE tgouts
Judge McCuc's friends state that he /.
away a, Boston on vacation with his
family.
PLEADED GrurY.
John McManus pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the first degree. in killing
Michael Kirwin. aud was sentenced 10
state prison for life.
nAyE THEY FLED.
Judge McCue and VIM. G.. Kingsley are
absen, from Brooklyn. aud the question is
raised by the papers this morning whether
they have not fled.
MrRDFE AND SUICIDE.
a bdhCl nhincu hdln SnDt utNN dnO'hFT
baker, name unknown, this morning, at
Planville, \. j.. and then shot himself
jealousy and an old quarrel.
STOCK IoBBING SCHEME.
There was determined effort on the
part of the bears to break the stock market
this afternoon. especially Western Union
and some of the Vanderbilt stocks. It is
thought the movement Will eliminate to-
day
PROF. KINGS BALLOON VOYAGE.
\ dispatch from the Herald correspond
ent, who accompanied the balloon Buffalo,
dated Corning, Sept Il, says the balloon
came down about ., o'clock in Lottc
township, having travelled one hundred aud
twenty-five miles, it being decided that the
balloon could not carry the entire party
with safety. Mr.. King was supplied with
twenty bags of ballast, and started to con-
tinuc the voyage alone, the balloon taking
an casterly direction so long as he 'cmaihed
in the lower currents. The velocity Of wind
at no time exceeded thirty miles an hour,
and for an hour before We landed our rope
had been dragging over the tops of trees
and farm houses. at the rate of only six
miles IN hour. After dark the difficulties
of navigation were lesscncd by the bright
stars overhead aud Immense brush fires that
hlazcd beneath us.
TnF gEooKLYN Trust cuMrNNY'4 OPERA
Furthcrryelations concerning the Brock
lvn trust company's irregularities are given
in the Tribune Subsequent to the opera
tons which have hitherto been detailed the
New Haven, Mddlctown and Wiliamantic
railroad company negotiated II loan of
5000 900 with one Jonathan s. White, who
obtained the money of Mills and Rodman.
and afterwards. wanting more money To-
complete the road. White. Mills, Rodman
and Joseph ID Fish. all of the Trust com
pany, contracted to lay the rails and finish
the road they to he paid SaG5, 900 in first
mortgage bonds of the railroad and IN I'M
sold stock The Mddlctown and Portland.
Connecticut give these contractors 1904,
600 of second mortgage bonds MS premium
if they would finish the road They were
made directors. and White and Mills were
executive committee. The latter issued
notes of the road for iron. and otherwise
obtained material at the expense of the
road IyIt,.I, tta,. hol ,.ApfrnrtaI D. Iuti1l
Samuel :. Warner, agent of the above
town, state senator of Connecticut. was
finally induced to deposit ~S04. 600 of
bonds in the Brooklyn Trust company,
although there was specification in the
contract that these bonds were not To he
delivered till the road was completed to
New York. He also left million dollars
worth of stock of the road with the Trust
company. taking the company's receipt
therefor After the death of Mills the
railway officials asked Rodman n White if
they could have more advances. White
replied they could but ROdman denounced
White as liar and exposed his falsehoods
and told them the Trust company could
not advance any money. 1Ac railway
agents then demanded their bonds and
Warner also demanded them. The latter
ascertaincd also that Mills had never de
posted II half million dollars cash for the
benefit of the road. which hc Mills had
certified to. 1t appears that the greater
portion Of the above bonds had been sold
in Wall street by White Il Mills. The
trunk in which they were placed by
Warner in the Trust company was found
in the Brooklyn Safe Deposit company yes
terday, and over half II million of bonds
were missing. Among the securities turned
over by Spraguc To Comptroller Schroeder
to cover losses in the city treasury were
~,5.000 of these railway bonds.