New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

SINGULAR CAsE--We learn from gentleman th'
morning very singular of what was supposed TO DO
hyrophoba which occurred in Little York 10 this coun-
IT, married man, 1--WE could not learn his name res'-
dent of the place specified bitten short tine ago.
by large mad dog. The wound being slight, was no,
considered worthy OF particular notoe, anu soon neso"
10 and the circumstance forgotten lew days ago
while in the with his wife, he felt rather strangely
and seemed inclined bite and CRATE his teeth win al tho
mower he possessed. lie asked his wife TO hand hun
piece of sole leather which being complied with, he b,t Il
through in several places and continued biting unni "
wus chewed IN pieces He then requested her To hanh
him chip which he also tore into spntes win MS ,ec
Al this point he was seized with very strange and wild
sonsaons he told his wife she had better leave the
ROOM a. he fearful he might commit some PERSONA
violence She did Immediately, and locked the door
He tried to get ont but finding the door locked went u
the window which in the second or third story OF inc
house and jumped out perfectly crazy and raving as
supposed with hydrophoba. lie ran several miles p'o'e
he was overtaken, screaming and crying with the most
intense agony. He was finally secured and brought 'cx
and il now under the medical care OF Dr. Lerevre'
times he is perfectly rational when he refuses 10 De ten
When the strange feelings upon hun no gives noce
and is properly secured. This s certainly very strange
case. dayton Empire juno ~
swISDLrR ARpEsrFD.-On Tuesday evening Stephen
Churchel was arrested Mt Stowe w. upon requistioo
from the Governor of New York upon charge OF Obtain
ing S. 900 worth Of goods at Work Cy upon false
pre fences and lodgedin HydePark jail Churchel the
keeper of hotel at Stowe and bought furniture u inc
amount stated ayowedy for the purpose OF furnishing 'ne
house He represented 10 the parties IN New ox tna' no
was the ewner of large hotel a. that place at hc houS
was doing ourishng business having 800 boarders ana
large run of travelling custom, that he was worm
and that his note was good Tor ivy ahywh1g ~ ~
known He also referred to president OF Dank IN Ne"
York formerly resident in Stowe, who knew nm 10 De
of some property ten years before, whcn ne c''
Since that time Churche has run out all his properly a
could not then get credit at home for one COLLAR ano no
only mistaken in the number of his boarders D ah
the cyphe having but three boarers instead OF nrse
hundred. lie bought carpetng TO the amour, OF e1o'
enough TO carpet his house from the garrett 10 the cena
and the stable beside he also purchased piano Tor s''"
and other goods in proportion The goods most OF 'ne'
the money to pay the freight They will probably most
ot them, be recovered. Worcester Transcript
The following named persons tried and convicted
the recent term of the u. s. Circuit Court held at Can
andaigua, by Judge Hall:
Henry Clark arrested in Utica convicted OF counter
feiting sentenced TO Auburn years and fine OF 81.
Charles Chovey arrested at Lawrenceyille, "a, Tor
counterfeiting sentenced to l~Dufh yca's "n' """'
of 81. e..
Titus Lacy arrested at Marlborough Pa, for counter
fei,ing sentenced TO Auburn years and ne Of s'oo
Dr. james Cutler, arrested at knoxville ra' iof co""
terfeitipg plead guilty sentenced 10 Auburn years.
j. j. Palmer Plead guilty Of countenetng, sentenced to
Auburn years and a inc OF sI' 49, -
IF Clark convicted Of countefeiting, not senencen.
Edward Higgins youth Of - years arrested IN tnis
city for stealing letters from the Buffalo postOnioe v"
convicted and sent TO the House Of Refuge Tor year.
REMOVAL % THE MATS BoSE Is THE LEG o. bpr.
John Baja lad fifteen year, Of age, 'on OF wayw
lady Of Allegheny City had received some sn
aD injury Of the right leg by fali, M cohse1nen.S
which the whole shaft Of the bone had become
To ave The limb DR. Walter removed last week. while o
boy was under the influence Of choroiorn the man go
Of the leg from the knee the ankle, BY p,
Incredible a. il may appear the nonProiessona .s
limb could be saved and be made useful oy ts ",ht
Of the whole OF the main bone, STILL e1persnc hshood
that new bone will be rapidly regeneraea 70 asrysJ
and the shape length and usefulness wi Ds @ limb
hi. i trRmub Of modern surgery thu % ave
while II i blessing to the afflicted 70 DC IL. rd III;
mutilaton Inc no{ y s no.3 lPtisburgh Jour.
recovery appears 10 be certain II, Waldo
nv.ru a.. Dt.TIs0UIsBED N.TCkAL!sI.-Di. /" a'n"
DEATH OF Lnavrn AZ a medical writer, and the ~.
l. burnett mg .rea.es on subjects connected with natural
G.,oyv dsd in this city tins morning. -. .....o,s,
~ ss.d was Of great energy OF eharscef'
~. s nersirtent industry thoroughly devoted TO sc'sn
;s nrsuts He had only reached his goth year y@
LIMITATION was established both sides Of the As.
~ died a consumption Doubtless some OF his ssss cs
in the various scientific bodies with which he wes
ed will do ample justice to his memory and attsn%g ,I
PooxEr PIcxED.-we noticed yesterday the a s.vs
several members of the light fingered faculty, ana A
.bis morning to chronicle Of their ~, Tho
gentleman named Campbell from Mlddiebsry n" Of h
came passenger in the Crescent City was ~ ,noupt
pocketbook containing money and notes 70 .A ps.f
- 81 400 while waiting In saloon near me Sel nv ia
sfs.on It's thorgh. the thief len mmedlssv e.,s
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