The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-17
From New York.


A sudden development of infanticide is
reported. Three bodies of new born in
fants were found in different parts Of the
city yesterday.
SUICIDE.
Otto Levers, German, recently from
Florida, shot himself on the Bremen steam
ship company's dock, at IIoboken, yester-
day, after engaging passage for Europe.
No cause known.
HAvEMEYER SPEAKS FOR his FRIENDS.
Mayor Havemeyer says that the charges
against the commissioners OF charities and
correction are proved groundless, the com
missioners of accounts having found their
transactions all straight.
CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.
The custom house authorities seized Sl4,-
900 worth of diamonds belonging to Solo
mon Citrohagen, passenger on board the
Westphalia, who is charged with attempt
ing TO smuggle them in his baggage.
GOOD MANY.
Cyrus p. Smith, president Of the Union
ferry company, says that in five years past
200, 900, 900 passengers have been transpor-
ted between New York and Brooklyn with
the loss of n single lie through the care
lessncss of the company or its employees
HELD TO BAIL.
Don Juan Bellido De Lunac, editor of
the Cuban organ La Independence, was
held to bail yesterday in 1000 for send
ing challenge to Don Jose Ferrer De
Costa, editor of the Spanish paper FL Cron-
ista. The challenge was accepted, and the
meeting was to take place in Canada.
TIIToN on THE RAMPAGE.
The Beecher investigating committee
now declare that no compromise or private
settlement Of the scandal will be consented
to by them. Tilton is preparing his proof,
which will be read on Monday next lie
is reported as saying that he proposes now
to devote his life to the destruction OF
Beechcr. and will put an end to his minis
try
THE NC CoRMICK CASE
The coroners jury of physicians in the
case of Mccormick, who died of hydro
phobia, met again yesterday and discussed
the features of the case, but could not
agree as to what verdict should be rem
dered. DR.. Hammond expressed the opin-
ion that other causes contributed to the
death besides the bite OF the dog.
HAvEMEYER's REPLY TO rAMMANY.
1t Is stated that IIayemeyer will have
his answer to Tammany's charges ready for
the governor this evening. The following
arc reported to be the points of the answers:
The street cleaning investigation of the
legislative committee on cities resulted in
finding no cause to remove tie police COM
mssioners, as requested by the aldermen.
The failure to investigate the department
of charities and correction is thrown on
the aldermen. The appointment of Char
lick and Gardner is justified by the opinion
of the corporation counsel
ARRIVED.
The steamship Crosby from London.
SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.
Specie shipments to-day was 1914. S22.
SEIZED BY a SHARK.
a five foot shark seized bather at Csney
Island yesterday, and only let go when
friends had hauled the victim upon the
beach.
FOREIGN COUNTERFEIT.
Brown Bros. & Co. have received tele-
gram from the National bank of Scotland,
London, saying that forged circular notes,
purporting to be issued from the latter
office, are afoat. Caution in cashing and
identifying will be necessary.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
The second race was FOR the West End
hotel stakes, a renewal of the Monmouth
Oak stakes, value 81 900, dollars, added to
a sweepstakes of $50 each for iillies, foals
of 1872, distance one mile and three-quar-
tiers, and closed with twcrty-siX nomlna-
tions. Only three horses startcd-Cot.
trill's Bonaventure and Bannerette, and
Morriss Regardless. Bonaventure came
in first, Bannerette and Regardless running
a dead heat for second place. Time, 1881 J
The third race was for purse of $500
for all ages, entrance money to second and
third horses, two-mile heats. The starters
were Littell's Fellowcraft, Coffee's Denny
brook, Lewis & Co. Vandaite and Ban
natyne's Stockwood. Nandaite won il
two straight heats, 3:49 and BAY
ARRESTED.
Capt Irving of the detective squad. las
night arrested Mollie Holbrook, alias Holy
The arrest was telegraphed to Chicago, an(
an officer will be sent for her.
TRIAL FOR LARCENY.
The trial of Mrs. Shotwell, otherwise
known as Carolatta +. RoddY, was begun
to-day in the court of general sessions, OF
the charge of larceny from Philip j. Rod
dy. Ex-Judge Fullerton and John A. Da
venport appeared for the prosecution, an'
Algenon S. Sullivan for the prisoner. II
his opening, Mr.. Fullerton charged tn
respondent with Systematically blackmail
ing the complainant.