The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-03
NE JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


HoMIcrpR.-A few days ago an account appeared In
tho HERALD Of an aray between Francis Macklin pro-
preior of liquor saloon at the Of Morgan and
Warren Streets and Maurice O'Connell in which the
latter who had been drinking in the saloon struck
knocked down and kicked according to tho afldavits
by Mackn, who was in the act Of ejecting him from
the barrocm. O'Connel thrown into the hallway
and left there for time when instead OF receiving
medical assistance he was hauled of 10 the police sta.
ton and locked up on the charge Of drunkenness and
disordery conduct These facts were sworn To three
days afterwards by Patrick Carroll and Kearns before
Justice Warren, who committed Maokln without bail to
await the result OF O'Connes injuries. The latter
manned insensibe for some days and died on Wednes
day. jury empanelled yesterday and viewed the
body, whe nLoroner Warron postponed the inquest to
this evening, when the result OF the post m0rtem exam
nation will be submitted to the jury Mackn is stout
built man. about thirty years Of age, and has some in
nuenta friends IN the city, Deceased was about forty
years Of age, unmarried, and boarded with Gar
vim tho corner OF Greene and South Eighth streets
The remains were inferred yesterday at the Catholic
cemetery in Hudson City.
SrABBlSG AFfRAY. During Wednesday night o party
of five sought admission to a liquor store Grand
street, kept by John Faherty. After kicking at the
door for some time they departed but returned again.
when. the door being opened, they attacked party
inside, of whom, named Thomas Foan, was stabbed
with knife after which the assailants fed pursued by
Folan, who again stabbed In the shoulder by the
same man. The alleged assailant, Thomas Egsn,
pursued this time by police officer who arrested him.
and be is now held to await the result OF tho injuries on
Folan, who lies in a dangerous condition.
Bergen.
WOMAN INSTANTLY KILLED on THE RALRoAD.-About
half-past one O'Clock yesterday afternoon aged
woman in the act of crossing the track In front of
the dummy near Claremont station. when she
over and instantly killed. The right leg completely
severed the head battered part Of the skull crushed
In. At present she is unknown, but Coroner Warren
has taken charge OF the body till II is identified. De-
ceased was about sixty years old wore dark dress and
shawl with white knit hood, aad from the bundle in
her possession containing pair OF slippers, strips
flannel and calico with large collection or needles,
pins spools OF thread, and comb it ID believed
she going on short visit to some friend The en-
gneer james Bainey, and tho conductor Dexter Saer
VIII be bound over till tho Coroner's inquest Is con-
Guided.
Newark.
INJURED PrsroL snor.-As Mr.. Thomas 0connor, a
respectable citizen OF Newark, was walking down South
Market street. just below Adams street, Wednesday
night heard three shots nred, and almost instantly
was struck by ball the cheek, just below the left
eve The ball entered the cheek and lodged in the other
side of tho face An officer heard his for assist
ance and conveyed him to his resid nee where he now
remains ia a dangerous condition Yesterday morning
who Is charged with having discharged the weapon. II
Is stated that the firing was accidental
STALKING ArrRAY.-0n New Years night q row oc-
Cured In lager beer saloon in the Sixth ward during
which chairs and tumblcrs thrown about. During
tho ms6e ono OF the party, rough from New York.
drew knife aud inflicted stab in the thigh Of Ger.
man who happened to be present. The assaiiant
capped. The wounded man Is not dangerously injured.
Montclnir.
MuRpERous AssAuLI-A murderous ARRAY In which o
man named McNvins was dangerously stabbed, &C.
Cured At this place on Monday night The row first
commenced with one James Kane. who was walking
peaceably along tho public road. Three men, named
John TayI and Thomas and James Muhany, set upon
aud stabbed him. but his wounds are not dangerous.
They then met Patr elk Kano and James McNivins and
attacked thcm. A struggle ensued, during which
McNivins received n dangerous stab He 10 now
fined Ms bed and Is In exceedingly dangerous
dtion The assailants have been arrested