The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[Eon ADpIrIONAL LOCAL IrnMs SEE INSIDE FAeEs.l ]

A BAR-RooM IMBRoaLFo AND A MAN STABBED.
Nicholas A. BlundIn, stereotyper by profes-
sion, a member of the franklin Engine Com
pany, and reported to be the individual who so
Rallantly rescued the flag from the burning
roof of the Union League House, on the night
OF its confagration, was severely stabbed by
Thomas Morton, in the side, last night, during
q melee in Considine's tavern, at the southwest
corner OF Second and Walnut streets. The par
ticulars of the ARRAY are as foliows:-Blundin,
his son, and "a friend, RETURNING from q visit
TO- Smiths Island, stopped to refresh them
tered the bar-room when they were tmme-
dIately accosted by one James Tratnor, alias
"SugRr Jim," who desired them to drink at his
expense. All accepted this friendly invitation,
and Immediately thereafter the invlter THEREOF
exhibited signs of unwilligness TO foot the Dill
that he had In such genial manner contracted;
Blundin said he would do it, and after small
war of words, Trainor, IL is reported, struck
Blundin in the face. and for it,ktmmediately
assumed the horizontal on the moor.
A general squabble ensued during which 1t is
alleged that Morton, a short thick-set man,
came up behind Blundin and inflicted two
quite severe wounds in the left side with
pocket-knife With cry that he was stabbed,
Blundin staggered TO chair, and the blood
commenced TO flow out from beneath his vest.
During the confusion that ensqed, the assail.
be seized by Reserve Ohcer Jones, VINO took
them in Of B61n n nFoved tbem NOT of se
GUS nature, although the knife had severed
small artery. He was removed to his nome.
hearing, when the real facts win be elected.
A WOMAN BUReLARIousIY ENTERS HER Own
DoMICILE. - Yesterday Susan Cunningham
hurried up to the Eleventh Police station, ana
excitedly delineated TO the sturdy paIrolnen
thereof, the manner in which her own nome, az
Amber and York streets, mad Dcen ransaokSo
and almost cleaned ont by thieves the nignS s.
previous. Sixty dollars had been stolen from
berand one of her boarders had lost the greater
part OF his wearing apparel. The police az onos e
Instituted an investigation into the matLeT anu
visited a certain pawn brokers', VINO astonlsheu
them somewhat by swearing that Susan IpL, tlo
self had, but few hours previous, paWneu @ Sho
daac al nuFlOin9d.
of the scene of the midnight raid exhlDlLed a
window shutter well dilapidated Dy oeins
Wrenehed of. Confronted with Jhese lacIS, IhS
woman confessed all, how she had Droken OH
the shutter, taken the clothes, and sworn
falsely that she had lost sixty uollars;o Ai1er- T
man Clouds held her in default OF SlZOO pall W
answer at Court.
ACcDEET.-A man named John Mohler, CON
nected with the Police and Fire Alarm Iele.
graph as repair-mRn, was sent on SATURDAY AZ
IoTnoon 10 ManRyunk TO make some repairs
while on the top of a telegraph pole repairing
the line, sudden surge of the wire Droke IL
1u falling the pole fell across his leg, breaking
AZ cutting his head badly, and injuring him IN
NernRlly. He was taken to the Twenty hrs
Ward Station House, and subsequently, to the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Mr.. Mohler has beer
connected tNr Win h, the Police and Fire Alarm ,b
flrst time he has met with a serious accident
An ASSAULT. Yesterday lieutenant Street
of the Fifteenth Police District undertook L
arrest q drunken man named Alexander Skel
ION on Main street, above Church. in Frank
ford, when he was peaes by four Of the latter
Daltreated. He nevertheless kept tenaciou
Mold OF his prisoner, and finally arrested him
sEeiton was held 70 answer At Court
T4ucEEY OF A WAToH.-Thomas Cody wa
,set nioht arrested at Second and Queen street
Tor the larceny of watch which took place 0