The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MORE OUTLAwRY.-About half-past ten O'Clock
on Wednesday night, as Mr. VIM. S. Sherwood,
Of the firm of W. s. Sherwood & Co.. printers was
passing along Fayette street. at the corner of Cav
two men made an attack upon him. He warded
off their blows, when of them, the notorious
John Shaney, one of the Holiday street crowd
commenced kicking him. Sergeant Wallis and
officer Robinson came up and arrested Shaney and
took him to the Middle district police station and
Yesterday morning Mr. Sherwood appeared before
Justice McAister and testified to the fact of the
assault, when the accused was held in the sum of
Sz0O to answer the charge in Court on Saturday
next. Jacob W. Miller became his bondsman.
On Wednesday evening party of drunken row.
dies assaulted and beat young man named VIM
Poots, employed in the Mechanical Bread Depot
on Eutaw street near Lexington, without the slight
est provocation. At the time of the assault the
young man was closing the doors of the store when
one of the rowdies approached him and used some
violent language, when another of the gang threw
stone and hit him in the face with it. infictinp a
painful wound. The rOwdies then continued on
without being arrested until they got into the Lex
ington market where they fired off several pistol
shots and behaved in very disorderly Manner
Word was carried to the Western District Station
house of their proceedings and three officers were
dispatched to make arrests, but the party had all
gone away.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-ln the report
which appeared in The Exchange of yesterday, our
reporter failed to state in reference to the
nication which was reported by Mr.. Travers from
wheels for the Company, that Col William II. Stew
art, chairman of the Committee on Purchases, in
moving to lay the communication on the table, sta
teu that the contract for furnishing wheels had been
gwen out by proposals, and that the Company had
Sireaay entered into agreements with Messrs. Bush
Lopdeii, the lowest bidders. He therefore moved
10 lay the communication on the table,
DEATH FROM Sun STRoKE.-Yesterday at half.past
~ CLOCK, a man named Henry Winkleman, was
crossing Gay street at Exeter, and as he reached
the gutter, fell from the effect of the heat He was
picked up by officer Talbot and RS. Mabon and
Baldwin rendered him medical attention He re
covered slightly, and was placed in a wagon bv
I officer Talbot, and taken to his home corner Of
Cambridge and Concord streets, where he died in
the course of an hour Coroner Sparklin held an
inquest over the body, and a verdict was rendered
in accordance with the above facts. Winkleman
was single man, and was laborer at the Balti
more depot.
CRY PASSENGER RAILwAY.-The track of the CITY
Passenger Railway branching from West Baltimore
street out Green, has been laid far as Pennsyya
mia avenue, from which point it extends along the
avenue and is completed as far as Union street.
The ground is broken and the sleepers and cross
ties laid far Preston street. The work is being
vigorously pushed forward, and before many days
will be entirely completed.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE Cry RAnwAY.-Tbe
owners of the grant have not as yet answered the
bill for an Injunction which has been laid forbiddinp
them to lay double tracks on Baltimore street. be.
tween North and Charles. The contractors at the
eastern extremity of the road, progressing with
their work, and arewithin few. fleet Of Frederick
street,