The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL ACCIDENT.-About o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, German woman, named Margaret Beng
ell, living in the house No. PA Sharp ST., between
Hill and Montgomery sts., met with an accident
which caused her death. She stirring up
swill which was in cistern placed in stable in the
of the house, when it is supposed her foot
slipped and she fell in. Mrs. Creamer, calling her,
and getting answer, went back to the stable and
discovered her dead body in the cstern. The els
tern is about feet deep, and contained at the
time about II inches of swill, boiling hot Coron-
er Battee sent for and jury of inquest was
held. After thorough Investigation the jury rem
dered verdict of accidental death from falling
into a isterD of boiling slop, used for feeding
cows" The deceased was q years of age and has
parents residing in the Southern section of the city.
LOCAL PREACHERS AssocIATIoN.-A Local Preach
ers Association, duly Incorporated, was organized
in the Conference Room of the Light street NJ. E.
Church. on Monday night 1t admits to member
ship local preachers throughout the entire bounds
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The admis-
sion fee is fixed at 81, and quarterly payment at
so cts. Honorary members pay one dollar per year,
and Life Patrons twenty dollars. The Association
comtemplates the erection of suitable hall for
meetings, the establishment Of library, and the
pecuniary relief of its members, where needed:
The following are the officers of the Association =
President, Rev. IsaacP. Cook lst Vice President,
Rev. John w. Randolph; I'd Vice President, DR..
&. NJ. e. Roberts; Treasurer, Rev. VIM. F. Pentz;
Secretary, Rev. Joseph Farrow; Librarian, Rev.
jackson E lott.
BEFORE THE MAYoR.-It will be remembered that
come two weeks since examination took place
before the Mayor in the of Captain Brashears
and Sergeant McComas, of the Middle district.
who were suspended from duty on the charge of
transmitting pistol from the station house to the
house of Erasmus Levy, on Holiday ST., Fay
cite. 1t appears that Marshal Herring misunder-
stood the orders of the Mayor in regard the time of
| suspension, and re-nstated them both on Sunday
night, but on Monday they again received the in
formation that they were suspended until further
orders. They were summoned before His Honor,
ngt HqN MOI r1nrr and aftnr nItinp
reprimand, they were re-instated in their respec
tive positions. The Mayor also gave orders that
the rules and regulations referring to firearms be
printed and published in the newspapers.
SERIOUS ACcIDENr.-A small child about years
old, daughter of Timothy Connolly, residing on
Locust Point, was so seriously burned yesterday
morning that her life is despaired of. 1t appears
that the father of the child left the house about
seven o'clock, to go to his work. leaving the house
in charge of his wife. Shortly after his departure,
his wife locked the child in the house and proceeded
to shed near by for the purpose of milking
Upon her return she found the child enveloped in
flames, and almost burned to crisp. DR.. Dwin-
nellie was called in and rendered medical assist
ance, but at late hour last night but slight hopes
were entertained Of her recovery.
NARROW EscAPE.-A lad named William Johns re-
siding on Light, near Cross street. made a very
narrow escape from drowning on Monday last. He
was in boat in company with three four
rades, and was carrying a passenger from Long
Dock to Federal Hill. When about halfway across
he lost his balance and fell into the water and
would have drowned had it not been for the timely
assistance of his passenger, who grasped
and threw it to him. He was hauled into the boat
and was afterwards conveyed to his home.
REQUIsITIoN FOR CAPTAIN GREEN.-Lieut. Thos.
Carmichael started yesterday afternoon for Cincin-
natl with the papers necessary to obtain the custo
dy of Capt. Green, the notorious burglar Detec-
tive officer Stevens, is now in Cincinnati, having
been sent on there by the Mayor to appear against
Green at his examination before the Cincinnati au-
horities, which took place in that city yesterday.
The two officers will bring him to Baltimore.
MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR observation-disclosures.
Bruno Sons, Immediately after the fire was sub
dued in the vicinity of the above establishment put
to work large number of men to remove the rub
bish, caused by the falling in of the roof of the re-
tort house on Sunday. The premises were yester-
day examined by the Fire Inspector, and the repairs
commenced at once by the Insurance Company
The fire has not caused the slightest interruption
to the business of the Refinery.
FIRES.
The alarm of fire at III o'clock on Monday
night, was caused by the burning of load of hay,
which standing in front ofthe Bee Hive Tav-
ern, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and St. Mary's
street. 1t belonged to Lewis S. Smith, residing
near Owens Mills, Baltimore county. Loss about
$50.
About 12% o'clock yesterday morning, the
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