The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-21
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DRowSEp.-David Kendall of sandlake, in company
with four other persons, upset in small boat on
Round Lake in that town Friday last, and drown
ed. The others were saved Kendall waunder the nhu
ence of liquor at the time He has left wife and nine
children 10 lament his untimely end.-Tfoy Budget
SrRucK HY LioHrNING-On Tuesday, a house IN TINS
village occupied by the families of Messrs Larawy an1
Cholete. The inmaes escaped serious INJURY c3S"'"
Messenger
SAD AccGpENr.-Mr William Bugbee, OF WrentAah
a sporting exucrson on the 2sth mn W. i
accidentally hit his gun against bush and the ehlIe
contents .r, hsrged INTO MS shoulder. The wound
shocking one, and he nearly dled no ron nc Us "
blood The best OF medical ald was as ~
entertained Of his recovery though his situation was re-
garded very critical Young buSoee uueu, II
Brown University and son OF De- bugoee oil "'-Wsr'
eester .Egis.
ar,e, The depot Of the Worcester Railroad Bos.
ton was entered on Tuesday nightly means OF false keys
the tick et office then entered by breaking pane Of
glass and raising a window. drawer in which the key
q he safe was left forced open the key obtained and
the safe robbed 5000 The robbers evidently well
acquainted with the premises and made little noise
that they did not alarm two men who slept the second
story.
MoaE c ,NALs-The Louisville Advertiser says that
company has been organised in Indiana construct
nal from Fort Wayne the Wabash, to Elkhart, the
ST. Joseph TO be called the Erie and Michigan canal
The distance is sixty miles. This canal together with
the Wabash and Erie canal would open commu-
cation between lakes Michigan and Erie, through the st.
Joseph ami Maumee river. It is great enterprise.
GRAMNsTIcAL WrrIcIsM.-We don't know who ORR
ginaed the following but it is good one at all events:
Bobby, what's steamf'
Boiling water"
That's right; compare it,"
Positive, boil; comparative, boiler superlative burst
SUDDEN DEATH IN SAVANNAH GA.-On the sth inst an
old lady supposed be named Alicia Napier Boyle was
found dead, sitting in a chair in her bedroom. The YER
dict of the Coroner was that she to her death "by
ed with her life and death She resided alone with black
woman, who took oiher. twas reported that She
received an annual pension pay able in Dublin. Among
her papers is letter dated New York March 25 1872 d.
rected to Alicia Napier Boyle, of Brother Abraham
Charleston c. The contents of the letter relates
10 a draft given for $50 Among her chaels is an
old Bible printed in 1906 Several persons named King
recorded blink pages among others is the name
of Elinor King born January 23d, lI4O, and William
Boyd, married to Widow King, 9th January, 1850
IMPORTANT TRiAL.-A trial of much importance to the
community took place in the Court OF Quarter Sessions
Volunteer, that the indictment for conspiracy
ment of young lady for the purpose of being married
contrary to the wishes of her parents. The principal
ground taken by the defendants counsel that the Of
able argument both sides, and very learned and ella
reviewed the law the subject laid down in the
Court with verdict of guilty The Court sentenced one
Of the defendants to pay fine of $780, and the other two
each $500.
WAyLAIp AND KuLED.-A traveller by the OF
Rossman, from Hampstead county, Arkansas, was way
laid and murdered Batsons tavern in Humphreys
county in State the ID instant. Another ravel
Ter from Arkansas whs lodged at Basons the Sunday
night previous, is suspected as the murderer.