The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
jersey Citv.

jersey Cttv.
CnY MARsHAL's MONTHLY RxPoRT-During the month
just closed 23S persons committed city prison
for the following offences Drunk, 90 drunk and dis
orderly, 81; confirmed drunkenness 4: vagrancy, g.
lighting, IL; assault and battery, Q; suspected Of steal
Ing III stealing q safe Keeping H. violation o. city
orderly IT. suspicious characters H. threatening life
Q; assault 4; surrendered by bondmen q defrauding
larceny, Il infane, false pretences 2; forgery, Il
keeping dsorderiy house. 4; bench warrant. i; pick.
s Sn dp
land, 8; Scotland. 8; Ireland 49, Italy, /; United
ored, T. rH
CHILD RUIZ OVER AND NEARLY KnLSp.-Last evening
little boy named Thomas +. Mccarthy, aged three
years. the street In front Of his pa
rents house. in Morgan street. when he struck by
an empty wagon head and felled TO the ground
1t not ascertained whether the wheels crossed his
body; but the skull was crushed and topoor little
fellow lingering up to late hour last evening The
wagon belonged to Dodge Co., and driven by
was not responsible, and fs Kseniy for the little fei
lows suhsrings.
IMPORTANT ARREST short time young coiored
woman was outraged by gang OF ruffans who made
their escape. Yesterday young man named Patrick
Dolan arrested charge of inz OF the per-
pctrators. In Jersey CITY, and he transferred the
custody Of the Bergen authorities for safe keeping
Hobokeu.
ferry accidentally left open early
yesterday morning, and horse attached 10 butchers
cart struggled In moving smoothly on passed along
to the BRIDGE stepped into the water and drowned
The driver Thomas Smith, who was ON a short tour
through the realms Of Morpheus speedily restored
70 this world OF through avenue OF food which
would have p- we'd for him passage to world where
there 10 10 etnrp but for the assistance OF policeman
who rescued him. IN NtN@
Newark.
The EXPLOSION explosion which occurred In this
city Monday night has created widespread
ton The narration Of this catastrophe 10 but repro
duction OF what the public eye has been almost familiar
with OF lato In Rankin street there brewery
owned by Mr. EhshaIt TINS brewery Is . four story
structure and had been but recently completed At an
hour when weary mortals had bid adisu for . brief
period 70 the tolls Of life terrific rumbing heard,
theu crash and scattering Of materials in the build
ngs at this quarter The boiler In the brewery had
ploded and the cumbrous fragments bursting from their
bed swept through the air and carried havoc to every
thing around The southeast portion Of the building
was carried away three story brick building adjoining
site side Of the street almost completely unseaisd
Mr.. John Whitney and his family had been enjoying
quiet rspose when the roof Of bis house Was crushed
In, and he was severely injured, though the
others escaped with their lives. The engineer ana
driver were absolutely swallowed up in the
essdo the pale Of human sacoor Both bodies ~:
afterwards dug out The loss on the brewery $40 600
The building $40 900. The total loss Whitueys
premises 3 $4,000; other buildings, $4,000. II the
foregoing calamity similar features 20 that Of
the late esYioson 10 Iwenty-eighth street. New York.
the occurrence tracsabe also, IL appears, 70 shs
cause rns bookkesper states that be told ths sngsssr
that the boiler red hot and the reply returned
the building ana had proceeded about one husdred
yards when the explosion took place. IL supposed
e name o. the engineer was Frederick Kesis that Of
the driver Frederick Fraudfetier coroners inquest
will DO held.
KILLED on RAILROAD AN unknown man Was
run over between Newark aud elizabeth on Monday
night BY the ten o'clock train from New York and
instantly killed. He Vas dressed In dark clothes and
woro q black elk hat He was about i've fest six
years Of aga The body still awaits Identification.
.a Chasham.
RAILROAD CoILruoS-A BRAKEMAN KnLED.--On Mon
day evening the 4:1o train the Morris and Essex
Railroad coilidsd with the locomotive Raritan, which
drilling At this station. The passenger train
maa had hs legs caught between the platforms Of two
and mashed thoroughly that ampuaiion was
eleven O'Clock thai night None Of the passengers
injured The engineer OF the train Il under arrest a.
man had been ssn. with signals 70 stop the train sus tho
exhibited. The passenger train raa INTO the rear Oh
coal train
HORRIBLE AccpxSr on THE ERm RAmRoAn About
ten O'Clock on Sunday night the remains Of young
man were found between this city and the Passac sta
tiop having probably been run over by one or more
freight trims Tho body shockingly nangled, so
a to be unsecoanixsbls Who he WA or from what
part he came, II unknown He about thirty years
Of age had dark moustsche dark fsn nat brown sack
coat and dark overcast Portions Of the body were
found scstsersd along tho tracy The coronsr on being
honed, thought Unnecessary TO hold an inquest and
remains were 70 DO Inferred Yesterday unless claimed
By some person.
FATAL RAmaoAp ACCIDENT At Posr Jmv1 Yesterday
william Van Gordon vas run over By . gravel .raas
near Port Jervs on the Erie road and Of his
eos manelsd In drsndful maansr besides being fatally
injured iutsrnally he was accompanied By his wife,
who With Others Sndeavored to Alleviate the suffering
or the unfortunate In every way had him removed
70 this oty and taken toshe New York hospital whe
he = bssqusnty died SITTER being admitted az A