The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-31

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you are said the Judge, "a very good man
3i your Kind, but not OF very good kind
Meaning professional BALL
District Attorney Valentine ask ked II the seen.
rifles were to be indemni6ed.
MT. core replied that he understood so.
Ihe Judge intlm ated that he was lot entirel .
satlsned TO take the three persons offered, but
ne shou,d consider the ends of public justice
met II $4,000 were secured in any tangible
shape to the Government. Cregar was re-
CONSPIRACY TO DEER AUD. - Thomas
ybrlen and Daniel McCarty had hearing at the
DenIral station yesterday before Alderman
TohI on the charge OF conspiracy TO delraud
Complainant testified that on Monday. de.
PENDANT, with another man, came TO MIN af bIs
residence, No l0S Spruce street, and repre-.
sented that the third man, who has not vel
Deen arrested had q warrant for his arrest 'isI
sued Dy Alderman White. One of them asked
MN MN II ne mad any money to settle the affair
,roa nu no. having any he was induced to pawn his
Irock coat on which the broker advanced 50
nhIs Inns money be gave to the man who pretended
10 De IN the office of the Alderman named
Aluerman White testified that he hal not
1u lsSueu warrant for the arrest of John Con-
nelly He had heard of The use of n his noO1a 0Un,
hoi;n,eo lVI similar purpose and had reason 10
peheve that II had hen oten done ieson TSo M 70
cused We're held in $500 for their appearance
at Court. rF
William II. Harris had hearing Yesterday az
the Central Station on the charge OF attemnteS
larceny. p'eo
Officer McCue testified that Harris had taken
down two shawls hanging in front of store on
Eighth street; but upon discovering that he was
observed, he walked into the store and gave The
shawls up to one OF the attendants remarkine
that he had picked them up. Witness said thai
ne had caiied at the store to get the names of
persona, that he might subpoena them but that
the proprietor refused to permit anv of the
young ladies to attend Court.
AS Harms was begging when arrested he was
cohniteo lor thlrty days under the vagrant law
a COMPLETE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Yesterday the following persons, accidentally
injured, were admitted into the Pennsylvania
Hosptal:-
William Givens. aged eighteen wears. residipo
az Iwenty-second and Arch streets, had his leg
Oauly crushed oy dray passing over it at Ger
maniown road and Norris street.
John OiAoilf, a5vu Jufruy-nVU,- rcsTuTup IN
Ph@nixville, Chester county, had his foot badly
crushed, while loading canal-boat on the
John McMilen, aged twenty.one residing az
No. JOG South Eighteenth street. broke his arm
while driving .dray.
William Simpson, aged ffty-six, residing in
Marriott's lane, below Fifth street. broke his
leg while in the employ Of David Stewart, west
OF Logan Square.
Besides the above cases, there was reported
another case. A boiler al the dyeing establish
ment OF MIR. Jones, No. 432 North Front street,
exploded yesterday morning, and badly scalded
William Jones' a son olthe proprietor No other
uamsge was cone.
FALL OF A SCAFFoLDiNG. AND INJURY
or THREE WoRKMEN. N.-About O'Clock YESTERDAY
afternoon the scaffolding of building, which is
being repaired at Broad street and Columbia
avenue, gave away and fell to the ground, pre-
cipitating three workmen to the pavement One
of them, named Michael McCarty, was severely
injured and was conveyed to st, JCseph,s Hoi.
pital; another, named Andrew Allen, was hurt
about the hips and head, and was taken home;
and the other, named Samuel Wilson, a colored
man, was severely injured about the thighs.
THE FENILNs.-Under the pressure of the
greatlnteInatlonal excitement the Fenians are
again strengthening their organizations and
putting forth new efforts.
meeting of officers of the Fenian Circles OF
this city was held last evening, at which reso-
lutions were adopted declaring the invasion of
British territory by an oppressed people is a
legitimate act OF war, and that the trial and
sentence OF Colonel Lynch is q challenge to the
Irishmen OF America, and is accepted in the
spirit intended.
COMMENCEMENT OF A OoLoRED INsTTTU-
TIoN.-The fourteenth annual commencement
exercises of the Institute Tor Colored Youth takes
place to morrow at the Institute Building, Ship
pen street. west of Ninth, Tie dav will be de.
voted to an examination of the classes in Greek,
Algebra, Latin, Geography, Arithmetic, etc
The exercises of the Al0mni Association take
place. on Friday morning, and The oratorical
exercises OF the undergraduates will be held i'm
National Hall on Friday evening.
= A VALUABLE INsTITUTIoN.-The free
night school fer young men which was inaugu-
rated last spring through the efforts of the
Social Union, was Ieopened for the season last
evening, at the Hall, No. 640 N Sixth street,
Ladies and gentlemen have offered their SER
wees to teach one or more evenings of each
week. The object is the mental improvement
OF class OF young men whose opportunities
OF obtaining instruction have been very limited.
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RUNAWAY HoRsE.-Ye esterday after
noon there was an exciting runaway of a horse
and wagon in Callowhiu street. Mr.. Spear was
driving, when the horseibeeame unmanageabie.
and started off up CalloWhill street al a furions
speed. At Twenty-third street Mr.. Smear was
thrown out, and considerably injured He was
conveyed TO his residence, at Thirty-fourth and
Hayeriord streets, West Philadelphia.
ACT OF INoENDIARIsM.--Last evening a
rear WINDOW OF the store of Messrs. Kibberton
& Co., No. 1918 Market street, was pried open
with jimmy, and an attempt made to burn the
building. The flames were fortunately Disco
yeled before they made much progress, and soon
extinguiahed.
PRESS CLUB.-A stated meeting of the
Press Club OF Philadelphia win be held this
afternoon at four o'clock. Mr.. William j. Clark
win deliver an essay