The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

70 tho subscribers al seven dollars aad half per ton
The tons Of this coal weighed 2,2s0 lbs each.
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With fatal accident on Saturday afternoon he was
about twenty pears Of age graduate Of Yale Col
riding gravel train IN southbridge, which going
at rapid speed, and seated OF the dirt cars
When crossing bridge stream the catch Of the
dirt by some means unfastened and tipped
The dirt was discharged but Mr.. Crane held on, and,
coming in contact with portions Of the bridge. had his
a. Inc sSt ou ak aaa s'
shelter and medical attendance called but he gradually
sunk under the shock, and died on the 10th inst.
Jenny Page, cripple, sixteen years DID, residing at
Rochester N Y, committed suicide the 10th inst By
drowning II supposed that she led to the act BY
some thoughiless remarks on her misfortune.
friend and adviser General jackson, died the 18th
nst aged oightytwo years. During the late war he was
firm friend OF the Union ri
All business was suspended at Athens, Ca one week
day recently while tho merchants attended religious
revival meeting tNa
man by the name OF Kelly, asub-contractor on the
Richmond and Fort Wayne Railroad, drew his monthly
and store bills amounting 70 about 400 and without
paying bis hands, left for parts unknown Tho percent
age retained as security for the OF the con-
nfty cents on the dollar fNsa1
Tie Fond du Lac (sfiss) Commonwealth reports da-
bolica crime there. A Frenchman named Joseph La
and one evening proposed that he would buy vine
and other liquors. and all have good tins together,
which ngreed TO- and all part0ok except himseli
shortly after drnking the entire family consisting o.
old lady, her daughter about twenty niece, about
fourteen years Of age and young aan were taken yc-
lenty Ill., with npmistxkabie Signs OF having been
poisoned DR.. Cary called, and gave his opinicn
that cantbardes had been administered the prescription
being that the young scoundre sought an opportunity
of gratifying his hcsh lust with the young lady and,
giving more Of the poison than intended very near
taking tho lives OF the whole family.
About a week ago as Bruer u. Haagsmn, Consul FOR
the Netherlands at 81 Louis abont 70 DO married to
young lady or that city ~ tho fashionable CATHOLIC
Church. the ceremony suddenly prevented When
the priest made the Anal demand that II there wa any
person present who bad any objection 30 the consnmma
ton OF the union, he could forward and show
csEsr, forever after bold his peace, young lady
and stated that tho would he bridegroom had given
promise Of marriage 10 herself, and s,e held him 70 his
contract aud forbade the priest from tying the ndisso
nte Knot Thus warned The prost refused TO proceed
with tho ceremony, and the unhappy couple Lett the
church But they not hong 10 deysng means to
overcome the difficulty They called upon Justice Jecko
who made them aud life Ia very short time The
next thing hear Is the Cling OF petition n Judge
Moody court. by Miss Elizabeth Perce, charging Mr.
Brrer u. Haagsma, consul for the Netherlands, with
breach o. promise % marriage and claiming damages
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