The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-03

SERVED THEM RIGHT William Cooke. OF Milesburg,
oearhed county, Pennsylvania, last week shot three
young men, who, with three Others had dragged him
| from Q house where he visiting some female
friends with the intent Of ducking him in the canal It
s stated that Of the shot by Mr. Cooke has
died.
FALL OF RooY.-In Boston on the LIST inst the roof
Of four story building, which being taken down. fell
with FIVE il, and though carried down with il
the three floors below killed fatally in.
jured. Lewis NJ Morse had his arm broken, Daniel
McFee broke his thigh, Walter Buzzel and Frank
Franklin considerably bruised and cut.
TEE Boston Yacht CLuB-The Massachusetts, Legisia.
ture has considerably asonshed the Boston Yacht Club
by refusing pass their bill Of Incorporation They
diligently asking what's the matter
THE WAxsUTrA WoRKxEs.-The owners and operatives
Of the wamsutta Mills have agreed continue the cen
hours days work through February, but at rate Of
wages proporonately decreased from that for eleven
hours while the wages for job work are 10 remain I'M
changed.
held In Philadelphia, and bill has been Introduced
Harrisburg to prevent railroad other transportation
companies from excluding colored persons nom public
BURIED THE Sxow.-A little boy was drifted under
Ia Milwaukee, the 18th ult, while trying recover
his cap which had blown upon heavy drift BE was
found and dug out by the aid Of favorte dog that mani
tested great uneasness at his prolonged absence from
home
THAwm Our.-The man reported to have been frozen
only doing near Deaths door He was
Mr.. G. W. Fuquay, Of the arm Of Weed Fuquay. He
was route from Newburg TO Evansville, and becoming
cold and numb fell asleep in his buggy with his
hands on his ears 10 warm them when his horse stopped
go until near midnight when, by powerful resoratives,
he was resuscated He says the last thing he
scous OF that his very cold and he put
his hands up to his head to them, after which all
became blank TO him. While revivng from the stupor
INTO which he had fallen he was very sick and vom-
tilted copiously.
CoIp WEATHER Our wEsr.-The New Albany LEDGER
learns that several persons have died in that city within
the past week OF cold and hunger.
SPECIAL ELECTIONS IN IrIISos-1he Governor Of Illi-
nos has issued writ for the holding of special cleo.
ton in Morgan county, Tuesday, February o. TO MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF the sheriff lately
elected in that county Information has aiso been re-
ceived Of the death Of Granville l. Kindred sheriff
OF Brown county, and writ will be issued for special
election In that county
Mnw.uKEE DIsAppoNrEp--The Daily Wisoons;n SAYS
An Intellectual effort made TO attract Ristor TO Mil
waukee, TO which Monsieur Grau replied -"Shentle-
men, thanks you generally for your invite come
but de grand expense he be too much for mine darling
little angel takes special trains do you see and that
he costs de grand monsh. Den l loses de go to
ST. Louls and pays mine angel more gets in MIL
waukee, and dat is vera bad Oh, no. gentlemens, I
likes de Milwaukee vera much what Won calls him.
likes de people much, an comes by-by ven gets
another little angel what's shust good only vat
doesn't cost so much Of the monish, do you see.n
SENSATION IN SEWING MACHINE FAcroRY-Op
Saturday morning last quite q little excitement was
created at the sewing machine mandatory Of Messrs
Howe Co., at Bridgeport, Conn. A young and good
looking girl was delivered OF healthy female child
during working hours the APARTMENTS in the
factory and s said that the reputed the child
went for the physician The young mother and babe
were kindly cared for and their home during
the day.-Boston Herald