The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-07
From New York.
SUICIDES.

SUICIDES.
New YoRR, Sept. 6.
Three suicides were chronccd in this
city Friday.
The steamers Ncckor from Bremen and
Java from Liverpool.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
Specie shipments to Europe Saturday;
$4,000 in gold coin and 500, 1893 in silver
bars.
THE GOLD AND DIAMOND FIELDS ~ BRAZIL.
Prof. HART Of Cornell university sails
Saturday for Rio de Janeiro to explore the
| gold and diamond fields of Brazil.
INNOCENT COMMISSIONERS.
The commissioners of charities and cor
rections deny the charges of fraud and
evasion of law contained in the report of
Mr.. Howe, commissioner of accounts. and
promise satisfactory explanation.
MALT LIQUOR DEALERS IN CONVENTION.
The German malt liquor dealers associa-
ton met Friday evening to complete the
arrangements for the mass meeting on
Wednesday next. II was decided to send
delegates to the three state conventions,
democratic, republican and liqnor dealers.
THE ITALIAN MURDER
The coroner's jury in the mysterious
murder case of Torino have returned a YER
dict that he came to his death at the hands
of some person unknown, but that San Fill
| ipo and Mandala, two countrymen of the
murdered man, were accessories before the
fact.
WON'T ACCEPT IT.
The park commissioners decline to ac-
cept Mr. Burnham's offer of colossal
statue of Webster under the conditions i'm
posed by him, on the ground that the rule
OF the department requires tn all works
of art shall be inspected and decided to be
ar'istically worthy before being assigned a
place in Central park.
DISTRIBUTION OF Bibles
At a meeting of the board OF managers
of the American Bible society grants of
books were made to the American Sunday
School union, to the board of foreign mis-.
sions, to the ladies' board of missions of
the Presbyterian church for New Mexico,
to the society of the Methodist Methodist
Episcopal church, and TO railroad COM
panies. In all, 5,035 volumes were given
away.
TRADE NOTES.
A survey of the autumn trade prospects
IN this city, giving the result OF INQUIRIES
of reporters among grocers, furniture
makers and iron workers, was published
here Saturday morning The grocers have
safe and quiet trade, smaller than in for
mer years, but not without encouraging
ers and iron workers the prospects arc un-
favorable. The general disposition toward
economy has operated heavily against the
dealers in costly furniture, while the pros
ira'ion OF the building interest has had a
serious effect upon the iron works. There
must be many idle laborers this winter.
and charity must be heavily taxed, but
everybody looks forward to bright
spring, and the present partial depression
has its use in checking speculation and en-
| travagant credit
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, S165, 100 specie, in
crease, 1888, 200 legal tenders, decrease,
81 ,GT, 900 deposits, decrease, S254 100
circulation, decrease, $40, 900; reserve.
decrease, 81 ,361,1 75.
sEIIJNG POISON.
| Charles Krancher has been arrested for
selling poison to Henry Herbold which the
latter took md died in half an hour. Kran
cher is a drug clerk, and was begged by
Herbold's daughter not to sell the poison to
her father.
MURDERED BY BOYS.
Michael Mooney was attacked on his
door stoop Saturday morning by gang of
young scoundrcls in Thirteenth street, and
fatally stabbed The roughs were none of
them over fifteen or eighteen ye,rs of age.
One only was arrested.
BEECHERS CHARACTER ABROAD.
| The Mercury states that the publishing
house in Lcipsic which issued German
translation of Beecher's first volume of the
Life of Christ, announces it will dscon-
tinue publishing that work owing to dis
reputable disclosures about Beccher.
THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.
a letter from the Red Cloud Indian
agency says some three or four thousand
Indians who have been marauding all sum-
mer aud who are now afraid to return to
their own reservations, have located there
with professions of peace, etc They are
fed by the agent, who in doing SO is obliged
to cut the rations short for the Red Cloud
baud, who have honoraby lived up to the +
treaty all summer by remaining quic " on
their reservation.
The Railroad Litigation.
New YoRK, Sept. 6.
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