The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
From New York.

. lEhGGnAI II.
From New York.
ARRIVED.
New YORK, July 10.
The steamship Anglia has arrived from
Glasgow.
SAVED From THE EVIL TO COME.
The father of Freddy English coniesses
he caused his abduction. He says no other
course was left to save him from becoming
the absolute tool Of fanatical crusaders, as
his wife was in leagnc with them.
DOGS KILLED.
About dozen mad dogs were shot by
the police of this city and Brooklyn yester-
day.
FAILURE TO AGREE.
The jury in the case of ex-Deputy Col
lector Gill failed to agree this morning and
were discharged.
INSANE.
Kate Stoddard the alleged murdercss of
insane asylum next week.
THE pOsroFFICE
The report of Postmaster James Of this
city for the last quarter shows that the re-
ceipts of the postoflicc for that time were
over 5000 900
PIGEON SHOOTING
Lorllard and Bennett had their pigeon
shoot yesterday afternoon, for 50, 800 Out
of 100 birds each. Lorillard killed 81 and
Bennett 40.
TRANSFERRED.
The cases of Capt Gill and cx-tax col
lector BadcGu have been transferred to the
court of sessions. Gill was taken to jail
pending an application for bail.
CHOLERA AND CHINESE FIRE CRACKERS
A marked case of Asalic cholera APP
pcared in Brooklyn yesterday which the
doctors declare sporadic, owing to a local
nuisance in the shape of a lot of Chinese
fire crackers that had been soaked in bilgc
water
HUMoR
a dispatch to the Times from West
Hampton. l.. l., says pinckucy. clerk of
the common council, arrived there last
evening, and presented resolutions of the
board of aldermen to Coy Dix, asking for
the removal of llavemeyer Speaker lIus-
ted arrived at West Hampton yesterday.
Col. DeKay left there for this city last
supposed to be his decision on the mayors
removal. The author of the dispatch says,
81 understand on good authority that the
governor has taken action adverse to Mayor
lIavemeycr"
DIsAGREEING Jury LOCKED UP.
The jury in the case Of Deputy Tax Col
lector Gill of Brooklyn, tried for embezzling
$192, 900, retired yesterday afternoon, and
not being able to agree were locked up for
the night. A report says they stood five
for conviction and seven for acquttal.
TELEGRAPH PROGRESS.
A new invention in telcgraphy, the prop
crty of the Western Union telegraph com
pany, by which four messages can be sent
at the same time on one wire, was SUCCESS
fully tested here yesterday, in the presence
of President Orion, Mr.. Preston and others.
TIE BLOODY SHIRT MYSTERY.
The bloody shirt discovered in the demo-
lition of the Nathan mansion, has been
identified as that worn by Nathan when
murdered. 1t was at first supposed that it
might belong to one Of his sons, against
whom some suspicion was entertained at
the time of the murder.
THE POLICE BOARD AND POLITICS.
At the meeting of the police board yes
terday, when an organization was effected
by the election of Matsel president, and
Duryea secretary, Commissioner Disbecker
gave as the reason tor his votes in previous
attempts at organization, that he was re-
publican in politics, and found himself the
only republican left in the board. For
many years past the presidency of the
| board had been filled by republican, and
he felt it due to his party to try to preserve
their influence in the board. But rather
than have the deadlock continue he would
sell stated that he was a democWt. but
never allowed politics to interfere in any
manner with his official duties.
HAVEMEYEI GLOOMY, BUT WILL NOT RESIGN.
Mayor llavcmeyer is reported as saying
to an interviewer that he was inclined to
take gloomy view of the political situa-
ton, and thought the public had seen the
last of the reform movement of 1871.
Those who took an active part in that
movement had either joined the democratic
or republican party. With reference to
his reported intention to resign, the mayor
sad there was not a word of truth in 1t.
He never abandoned a contest when lie be-
lieved himself in the right,
TIE BLACKMAILER.
The notorious Carletta alias Fanny Shot
well, well-known in connection with at
tempted matchmaking operations in this
city and elsewhere, has been IN the Tombs
for the past month, and is now under an in
dictment for perjury and grand larceny.
MAYOR mAvEMEYERs CASE
Gov. Dixs private secretary has gone to
Albany with batch of papers connected
with the charges against Mayor Havemeyer
to be deiveeed to the attorney general
The general stated, on the alleged authority
of the private secretary, that the investiga-
ton of the mayors conduct will probably
be ordered by the governor before some
county judge. Gov. Dix will hold back
| his dprision ns IN whom tho Investigation