The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22
THE HEAT CONTINUED.
TO rKR EDITOR or THE HERALD.

THE HEAT CONTINUED.
TO rKK EDITOR or THE HERALD.
The temperature at IL T. yesterday, was at So de-
gTees this morning, at O'Clock, 10 south and "a de-
grees north. Alto A. NJ, 95 10 and II, 96 NJ, 97
1P.M, 9s O. % and 8, %. This heated term was pre-
ceded by thunder storm which passed over washiug
ton City and part of Pennsylvania Monday, 18th,
PM, and may be expected to aid in like electric effect
but at what points it may be vertical be deter
miDsd in advance. f. MERRIAM
BROOKLYN HnGHrs, July 81, 1854.
The Entcts OF the Heat In Brooklyn.
The heat yesterday and the day previous was intense
Mechanics and aborers whose business is out doors
had to suspend operations during portion Of the time
number Of persons affected by the heat in the
Streets tevsral Of whom died. Among the cases are the
! following: -
Mary nagan prostrated at No. 81 Main street. yes
terday afternoon She taken to the Hospital Re
| covery doubtful.
| countryman, being overheated, drank nm unusual
quantity Of water at pump junction of Washington
and Fulton streets, and fell down II shot. He
conveyed to drug store, whore, under proper treat
ment, he recovered.
avenue and Hampden street. and died. He ztrang-
sr, and his name is not known.
Matthew Cline, the driver of the Poor House wagon
Was prostrated and for time considered in pre-
carious condition. He 10 the recovery.
Several laborers on the Kent railroad were
prostrated, and Mr. John G. spnola going to their aid
was himself prostrated. They ON the recovery.
Bernard Bradley was brought to the Third district
station house cart having been effected In conse-
quence Of the heat and drinking cold water. He re-
| covered.
Aman, name unknown, prostrated the corner Of
Dekab and Hudson Officer Haxeldine, of the
Fourth district police proceeded to his aid and found
him dead.
Ayouns man employ ed In livery stable in Jorasmon
street prostated while attending the horses He
taken to the Ffrst district station house. and re-
covered under proper treatment.
the city.
The Heat In williamsburg.
Yesterday, at p. NJ, the Thermometer in the shade
stood from s7 to 90. Out door work generally
pended, and but few persons appeared in the streets
On Thursday afternoon, young man, named Alexander
steet prosrated BY the heat corner Of First and
North Eleventh streets He Is expected to recover.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Hot Weather In Other Places.
PHILADELPHIA, July q, 1854.
We have another excruciatingly hot day here. The
thermometer at In doors indicates 95 degrees and
in the street ranges from 100 10 102 degrees in the
| shade.
BAInoRs, July 81 1854.
Another awful hot day. Thermometer at II O'Clock
90 degrees in the shade.
ALBANY, July q, 1854.
It is very hot hsre again to-day. Thermometer at
noon 100
BOSTON,, July q, 1854.
The weather here to day has been extremely hot and
csose. The Thermometer attwo O'Clock p. NJ reached
as the shade. slight thunder shower passed
the city early in the evening. We have to
port.
HARryoRD, July Il, 1854.
The weather has been excessively the past
three dsyr the Thermometer yesterday and to-day
reaching hundred degrees There have been quite
number Of cases Of prostraton BY the heat. In ONE
establshment there nne but mono Of them fatal
Police Intelligence.
| A Pessamia-CAayes Of Bisamy-wIlliam W. Bank
charge 4 ssins fugitive from from The county
Of nppecanoe In the State Of Indiana where the grand
s ss w. a.
Early, his wife, Esther Tmony, being stn alive The
who gave the infornation which led to his arrest
has since married to him. and she sates that he has be-
sdes three four otbsr wives. He taken before
justice stuart who held him fugitive from Justice
awaiting requisition from the Governor Of Indiana.
On being brought to the oce he made an attempt e
.sS IF 2s vSs
Underh the other oncsrs attached to the Jefferson
market police court started in pursut Banker wss neet
clever doubles The cry Of the ocers raised the rabbe
and citizens Of the district and Banker fairly
down. He bad got far ~ Wavery place near Broad
vsy before he WAS caught He was conduc cd back TO
the Police Court species Of triumph he and his pur-
| suern reehipg from the heat Of the weather.
Sab6iM0 Array Shipbcovd.-IhoDas Grimes,
sailor ON board ship lying n the stream was ON Thurs
day night arrested by oor Shea Of the Second ward on
mate Of the vessel and with his knife stabbed him in
several plsees .ibhctiSg severe wcunds NJ. hugnes
taken 10 the New York Hospital where he lies In
dangerous state Crime. was ssns 70 sae tomos 70
frenzy he had inflicted The prisoner was committed By
4 1ysss-chsr,es rrinmons an Irishman, was on
Thursday evening beating he VIE whom he had locked
70 for the Twsny second ward police On their ar
rival hpding the door locked they entered by window
whom they found the ruan had attempted TO take her
fe BY beating her on the hsad with n: ss Of tsb,s
would do them mschief They entered notwithstand.
ing, when severe fight ensued, and after Trimmcns
was somewhat tanned By the application Of the clubs
Of Sergeant Bonley and ofhcer es6astian he gave In
/ four months The poor woman Ii badly hurt, and In
| ueat suffering from his violsnce.
| Brooklyn City News.
/ THR CHoruA.-Yesterday fourteen cases and one
death reported to the Board Of Health Al the Hos
pected to recover.
sunr FIRz--A lire discovered In the shpyard OF
Mr. Bur,is at Red Hook Point, yesterday IL was extin
Rusbed BY officer McNamara, Of the Third district po-
ice, tefore II had time 70 spread.
|
The wife Of julius Lytancc Of Davenport, Iowa heely
obtained divorce. because the aectionse juiius has
ssworn out horscwhip on her back, driven nsr ou
of the house. beat her. and threatened TO shoot er viii
pistol He has been married several times, and no,