The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-26

where she could ind . respectable house. mo
fellow volunteered to direct her. aud while the two were
waking along they we're joined by several companions
OF the guide They frequently asked her 70 drink bus
she declined and attempted 70 relieve herself or the
company, when one OF the men took Dotlie from ms
pocket and forced her to nhas It's contents Beyono
This the gin knows nothing The $2i nave oeeS s.ols3
from her pocket and there is no doubt thai ps'a42&
outrage has been committed upon ner. an. stssih
force are making every exeron 10 bring 10 justice ~
perpetrators Of the foul and dastardy crime ono MAJ
has already been arrested but for many reasons .SS
police author ties will not allow the name 70 DO au
public In ell probability the girl will give iniofmasio
which will lead TO the arcs, OF all the rascala
TEMPERANCE AFFAIRS The Now jersey Temperance
Association held meeting in the Market street Du'c]
Reformed church yesterday morning. A G. Richie pre-
siding After the transaction OF routine business az
able address was delivered by Mr. Richie In the aferS
noon there was business meeting and In the evening
largely attended pubic meeting was held. public
Temperance meeting TO be held at Irvinston In tho
Methodist church, this evening" under Inc auspices w
the Sons OF Temperance OF Newark.
PolmcAL.-A republican mass meeting Is to DO hello
the corner Of Springfield and Belmont avenues to-
evening under auspices Of the voters OF the
Sixth, Seventh, Eleventh and thirteenth wards.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WooDsDE.-Measures are
being taken for the erection OF Presbyterian church
q Woodsidc. congregation has already been formeds
GIRL MnsNa.-A girl named Matilda Smith left her
homo, l39 New YORK avenue. on sunday. aud has mob
been heard from since. She was dressed In . lghs
dress, with black hounceS and white apron She also
wore light hat, with gray trimmings
PARADE OF 1HI POLICE GUARD.-rhe "poice guard
paraded the streets OF Newark yesterday morning.
making very nns appearance, after which they enS
gagged IN target shooting at Ebehais Park Some very
creditable Shots were made.
Paterson. :
LARGE RADICAL MEErNa-On Tuesday night ther9
large meeting OF the radicals Of this city atthe
Wigwam, over thousand persons being present.
The meeting was called order BY Mr. Geo. B. Hurts
who nominated Colonel Woodruff 70 the chair, which
was unanimously confirmed Colonel Woodruff addressed
the assemblage briefly and then introduced Governor
Fletcher of Missouri, who made quite lengthy speech
on the great issues Of the day.
ALLEGED WIFE BEATrN0--Rlchard OBrien, living near
Oliver street. Is ia alleged, got drunk Tuesday, and
coming home late beat his wife most shamefuly. he
was arrested and locked up, but yesterday ne was
released giving bonds to keep the peace towards her
Trenton. -
A HAIRBREAprH EscApE-On yesterday evening q
telegraph reparer employed by the company was sure
prised by the Bailey train while In the tunnel cont
venient TO the railway depot dc had recourse 70 the
dernier Of prostatng himself between the tracks,
and the train providentiay passed over him witnous
inficting the slightest injury However some water
being ected by the dppn2s cf the canal through
the bridge received saturaou for his SHIFT, but d
not complain