New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
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man a. o. bar1Ted through his hand and neck urt
a. he was in the act II stepping from his skin 10 me per
Ne s powcress into the boat and far more hatse 20
49, fallep into the water The boat not male iaS
and slowly dred into the lake IL Is anything oo, ue
sirsbe for in the full possession OF all ms iecurs
- So sS~;ft in \ skf on cold winters day, on Lake GA
,src and still less so who had received two severe
Snn shot wounds. However he survived and came cat
safe He must have remained IN me oca sonie
hours and would certainly have persisted by cold mad be
NOT hem discovered about the time he was IH eol
tended howerr 10 sfGHech ne f0riHg o. tae oo0d (roH
A,s EouRds The skf drttei down tee lass TorS Isu
four miles and by some men nom the Sand bar
They az first supposed 20 be log but ~ came nearer
they discovered that il boat and resolved 20 secas
II They went to ia another boat and found the man
wing psenshe in his blood the boats bottom For
tunatey Or Butler Of lrondequoi happened 70 De near
the Bar, and promptly came TO the ana OF the sunerns
man His wounds were dressed, and he Is rapidly re-
covering.
AxorHER BEDNI DEMoysTRArIo> AT CNcINhri.-
The Popes NHEcio Burned "a Ebsy-Aoout O'clock
NIGHT before last body Of six men assembled on the corr
ner of Sixth and Carr sts having with them ranspa
rency with the motos Pitch in, Down with bsdinL
and No Popery and also eigy of Cardinal Bedni.
borne upon the platform. They proceeded TO march
through the streets OF the city and As they progressed
the small company OF six became so augmented hs soon
at least three thousand people were assembled in process
SION On every street and at every corner they were
Joined by upon scores OF men, and the soand Of
their voices they cheered or groaned could be heard
for many squares 80 large concourse OF the pOpaae,
without prcconcered action beyond all precedent AMI
is the best evidence in regard 20 the presen, state Of pepl
lar feeling Alter marching through the most public
streets thew preceded to the city lot opposite the Cathe
dra and eloyatug the platform bearing the ehigy high
above their heads they applied the match and The repre-
entation of Cardinal Bedin was onyeloped in aes.
Before the efgy hall consumed some one snatched
il from the platform. and bearing Il to the front Of tho
house seps james l.. Rudin the City Marshal, caught
up the ecy and about TO throw IL into the street,
when some one struck him heavy blow on the head,
temporarily stunning him, but which not given with
sufficient force 10 fell him. Deputy Sheriff III gdon grab
bed the who struck the Marshal and was about TAX
ing him down the steps when some one SAID, " RS an
L. hinLt M no vnfoa
that OF Mr. Rutn Mr. Ii did as he was requested, when
he discovered for the first tme that he himself had beer
wounded small shot having slightly cut his side AZ
this uucture tall and very heavily built man stepped
into the middle Of the street and in loud voice
claimed Boys up Western Row now every one OF Us,
and ing the lead he followed by great portion OF
the crowd the remainder dispensing. From the watch
house the procession went to tToemens Hall where, after
SPENDING hour two in listening to addresses from
members Of the Freemens Society they quietly dsperst
Cincinnati Commercial. I6th.
Another NEW HAwPsmRE PATROL" RrwARDrD
James Rx Editor OF The Coos Democrat has received
an appointment by the President in the Public Printing
Department at Washington, and is now there SO says
The Linlt0R Reporter What becomes OF the bali dozer
offices more or less which Mr. Xix holds in this State s
not stated Being mostly sinecures, however, presume
that the public service viii not suffer much by his absence.
At Washington he will have Of the upper seats IN tho
Kitchen Cabinet and grow fat the dnppings OF the
Treasury lie and the President know each other like
book. We shall never forget farce which we happened
TO witness in which they were the principal ectos some
half dozen years ago when Rix was aborng 10 effect
the removal OF Wig officer in Coos by the Legislature,
aud the general was peogging around that bsdy' tho
attorney for anybody who had an Ak TO grind Being
member Of the House, Rix had obtained packed Com
mttee 10 which the subject referred, and one hot
night in June 1919 they sitting upon the in one
Othe by nine committee rooms Of tho state House.
Looking in upon them about o'clock, we found the fu-
ture President Of the nation in his shirt sleeves arguing
the for the obnoxious officer while Rx and his com
mittee were ranged around him In similar dishablle.
The general had Justice his side but not the judges
When be had concluded biz harrangue Rx got up, and
f,attu alaH
eoquence he had displayed, significantly alluded 10 the
politics Of the cupr and nothing further remains 10 be
said Xix his and the general pocketed his Zee.
Dover IN. H. Enquirer
EXCITEMENT IL MoSTREAL.-The Montreal papers give
accounts Of a new popular commotion In that city
large part of the suburb known as (irifntOwn ia
Montreal recently submerged doing much damage
the property Of its inhabitants who chiefly OF the
Irish Laborng class An appeal was made by them to the
City Council for relief il being calamity THAI the city
generally might properly be called upon 10 mitigate. But
il would that the City Council of Montreal Is partly
made up Of what is technically called the rouge party in
Lower Canada what are known France as red rppb-
hooas This party in the Councilwho, by the way,
great haters Of the Catholic Irish population generally in
Lower Canadeas the question Of relief came up,
bOted out Of the Council in body breaking the quo
rum or at ell events preventing any action being akon
upon the matter for the papers do not tell US whether or
not the application failed for want Of quorum or for want
Of supporters Upon this, very large meeting OF the
GrntOwn sufferers held and the resolutions which
they passed unanimously show element Of acrmo-
N.Y. hostility and uDchsritableness in Montreal.
LARGE VERDIcT-The suit Of Thomas II Silkmsa
against Davis More for injuries received by plaintiff BY
the upsetiDg of the stage coach belonging 10 the ne OF
stages Of which they part propretors brought
close in the United States District Count night before last
and the jury returned verdict yesterday morning II
$500 The accident happened at Vernon, Wis in 1880
The painf fractured the elbow joint from which he a.
most lost the Of his right One point decided by
the Court understand that the fact that the plain
tiff had been matrcaed by his physician not 10 be
taken into consideration by the Jury in mitigation Of dam
ages as he must be supposed to have employed the best
medical assistance in bis power and the stage company
therefore responsible for all the consequences VI the
injury Mr.. Slkman is a merchant Of New York City.
Milwaukee News Jss.7
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Fire Houses and Flee Stores 10
Rviss.-About O'Clock Sunday morning fire WIS dis
covered in the grocery store Of X Curry. No IS Wnn
immet, Of Williams st. The department speedi-
ly hand but not in 70 prevent the fire from
muncatng 10 a wooden block Of dwelling houses and
stores numbered 49, A., 49, 81 So So ST. So 81 and IS
Hinnismmet It,, occupied by Mrs. Bolton as a dwelling
FOy and John Sargent dwelling houses, and by b. H.
Smith, dwelling house and restaurant There wer.
also two or three unoccupied stores in the block.
lChesea MAJ Union
proceedings Of the last Common Council Fond da Lac.
Mich the following stringent "PrObibitory Liquor
! Law"
The following order was presented. and on mOtioa
adopted
"ORDER-Be it ordered by the Mayor and City Council
Of the City OF Fond du Lac That ell persons hereby
forbidden to sell give directly or indirectly any ntoI
eating LIQUORS drinks Of kind to A l.. Rice jacob
Powers and VolDey Wiiherel and the Marshall Of this
city il hereby ordered notify each and all persons ia
this city, licensed sell strong and pirtaous liquor. Of
this order
An attempt made Thursday night last to kdnsp
Gen Asa Rowland Of Conway at the Manchester House
in Northampton. Gen II. was engaged in trying A. T..
Reed Of Northampton, for violation of the liquor law.
About 70 o'clock at night bis room was broken into By
men IN disguise and his mouth closed by their hAns lie