The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12
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From New York
BENTENCED.

Fuchs, the murderer of Simmons, to be
hanged June Cd.
BROGARLY SALARY.
Seal, the defaulting tclle, OF the Security
savings bank, IS married man. and re-
ceived salary of 5000 per annum.
FUNERAL.
The funeral of Surrogate s. ID. Van
Schaick took place to-day from the Church
of the Messiah, and the remains were then
conveyed to Albany for interment.
A FATAL OVERDOSE.
The corener's jury in the death OF Mrs.
Morgan rendered verdict of death from
an overdose of laudnum, self-administered,
for relief from neuralgia.
TWO MEN KILLED.
A portion of the trestle work Of the Del
aware, Lackawana and Western railway at
Passic river crossing, which is several humid
red feet high, fell yesterday, while num-
Der of men were employed in strengthen
ing it. Two men were killed and three
others injured, probably fatally.
THE MISSING PosToFFIoE CLERK.
Capt. Norton of the schooner Jennie G.
Russ, from Hoboken, says that on Satur-
day lie attempted TO rescue the man who
drifted off into the sound recently, in a
small boat partly full OF water The man
jumped for the schooner, but he was drag
ged down by e rope in his own boat and
was drowned. b was probably w. f.
Fields, a New Haven postofiice clerk.
STEWARDS FUNERAL.
The Post says the funeral service of the
late A. i. Stewart take place at st. Marks
church Thursday morning next, Bishop
Potter officiating. Tho following gentle
men will act as pail bearers Ex-Gov
Dix, ex-Gov. Morgan, Judge Henry E.
Davis, Judge Noah II. Davis, Chief Justice
G. p. DAILY, Charles II. Russell, Robert L.
Stuart, Royal Phelps. Jacob ID. Vermilye,
VIM. Libby, Wm.M. Evarts, Peter Cooper,
Stephen W'ray and Francis Chattenet.
LEFT TO HIS FATE.
VIM. Smith and II. Graeffer got into a
boat with ]. Howeth's two children at
Brooklyn, Sunday. Smith drank from a
jug of whisky until he was helpless and
the boat drifted out to sea, as Graeffer
could not managc it. The captain of
steamer finally rescued them. Smith was
aroused from ha drunken sleep but he be-
gan such TRADE Of oatns and foul Ian
guage, leveied at the captain, that he left
tho sot to his fate and continued on his
voyage TO Hoboken, where he landed
Graeffer and the two children. Nothing
further has been heard of Smith Of the
boat.
SNEAK THIEF.
Michael Gilgemar, sneak thief, was de-
tected in petty robbery at Elizabeth, N.
j., last Thursday, and when pursued ran
to the river and crawled up into sewer.
He was pursued but got into side sewer
and disappeared. He tried to crawl up
nan-holo 10 the street but could not and
remained in the sewer until Sunday morn
ing. He was in horrible condition. The
flesh was torn off bis fngers,. and the nails
had almost entirely disappeared. His hands
and knees we're bleeding, and in some
places The bones were exposed. His head
was one mass Of bruises where it hsd come
in contsc. with he brick walls, and HE
clothing vas torn into sh5ets.
A. I. STEWARDS AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Stewards viii hts not been made
public, but it ia known that, while the
largest part Of his fortune goes to his wife
and her relatives, Il good share s given in
endowment OF charities in this city. Judge
Hilton says "Mr. Stewart employed 1000
men in this city snd perhaps about 1000
in Europe. He kept IA mills gong in this
county, and had many houses in England
and elsewhere which had charge of the OPP
era,ives in these places. 1t would be a
hard thing in these times to discharge these
men, and therefore, | SIN glad TO ssy that
business will be resumed on Saturday next.
MIR. Stewart has left me in charge of the
matter, and shall do all in my power to
carry out his wishes.
ANOTHER DISHONEST TELLER.
John Seal, receiving teller Of the Secur-
ity savings bank ,iucc 1872, has been dis
covered n be a defaulter to the extent of
$4,000. The bank is being wound up by
receiver, William Banks, and the discov-
cry was reached through the settlement of
depositors accounts for payment demands.
Suspicion was not had upon the first dis
covery of discrepancy of the books, and at
the conclusion Of Mondays business Seal
took 3 further sum of $500 and nesrly
$1,000 belonging to parties not connected
with the bank, and DISAPPEARED. His non
appearance Tuesday morning last led to a
careful examination, and the discovery
WAS made that Seal had been systematic
ally plundering the bank almost from the
first day of his service II appears incredi-
BILE that tie transaction should have es-
capped discovery by the officers of the bank
or the bank examiner so long. Seal was
formerly teller in the Third avenue savings
bank. which institution he left for the Sc
puriiv hank He fraeant ~ eraabnuta n RI