The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
BALTIMORE.
CITY IutrIIIQenee.

City IHtrIuHcnee.
RUNAWAY HoRsE-SgRIoUs ACCIDENT AND NsrH orr
EscApE AT Cbout half past three o'clock, yesterday
Sunday afternoon hr John Brown Of No 10 Battery
place sccompapied by his friend Mr. Archibald Croft,
went TO take drive in light horse wagon When
they arrived in Broadway nearly opposite the Park tn
bor'e became aDrghted, and way lie made sIld-
den wheel into Murray street and the wagon against
iron post with such violence that the post shs
tered into pieces Both gentlemen were thrown to ths
ground and WHEN taken up It was found that Mr. Brown
had one of his thighs frsctuIed and received some
bruises npsn his head Both were taken to the City
Hospital whore MIR. Croft recovered and went
but Nj Brown still remains there under medical treat
meDt.
srRlous AccInrNrs-A 10y named James johnson re
siding at the corner Of Hammond and Washington
streets down by butchers cart in Jane stree;
near Eighth avenue on saturday afternoon lie taken
TO his home by officer naDifer Ninth ward and mme-
dately ATTENDED By who at a late hour enter
tainsd only sight hopes Of bis recovery. yoang
named John hcGure masons apprentice, accioen tally
fell from the fifth story of building in Perry,
Factory street on Saturday afternoon He aghtsa upon
the ground floor He was taken up by o.lcer Uapifer
and brought 20 the station house OF the Ninth ward
whore. upon examination by doctor it fouHd that
be had bones broson but had sustained
internal injuries He was conveyed TO his home in Seven
teenth street by the police.
MELANCHOLY DEATH RESULTING FROM I-TEnPrH1ScE.--
The police Of the Filth ward whilst upon duty twelve
o'clock, On Saturday night, found the body OF young
man named Lafayette KeCster lying dead in a stable in
the rear Of &c Anthony street The body removed to
the station house. Inc deceased, for time
the most diefipssJ habits. Coroner Ives notified.
INr4wr's Bops Foysp officer Smith, FIFTH ward
found the body Of infant in the North river. at
y
child was stil born
FAT.L ACCIDENTS FROM f,IrISG.--A woman. named
Susan Gillespe lately residing at No 226 Tenth
nue. accidentally fell from third story window TO the
ground Saturday afternoon she sustained fracture
Of the kull from the Of which she died 10 three
heurs. Dr. Glow attended to her aud notified Coroner
Ives The Coroner vas called upon yesterday Sunday
TO held inquest upon the body OF q woman named
Mary Arthur who met her death by falling down flight
OF pirs upon The night OF Thur day Of las. week Eliza
Arthur deposed-l am daughter of the decerssd upon
the evening Of Thurfday the 2ist at nine O'Clock h-
gcpg down stairs from the fourth story heard
noise II falling; | the stairs and
my mother lying the foot Of the fourth fight upon ths
landing; she taken into room she was iDsensblc
she continued until she died yesterday. Saturday
ct thrCe O'Clock; her head was bruised aud ehe had
Of OF her hsnd; she snored all the time until
she died. she very eshy hut active for her
sge; person pushed her down. This testimony
coITotoTsted hy Nancy Arthur, The Jury returned
veroic Of death from accidentally falling down flight
Of stairs caurng compression u the brain and
qneDt paralysis OF the upper xremites Deceased
aged htty four years, and was native OF Leiand
AcclrENr RAJ ROAD CAG - named pe.sr
Kelly partially by the 81 the TIud.on
River Railroad saturSay evening At tie f95t of Spring
aud Wet streets The passed over hs left foot AM
when he vaS1aEer up IL found thGt TIE limb
sled in The most shocking manner. ohieer 4. Miller
Ninth ward conveyed The poor fellow to .he City Hos
pitaL