The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-19
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$40 New York, Nov. 19.
The Times Port Jervis, New York
special says this afternoon a locomo
tive, No. 2ST, was standing in the yart
at Port Jervis, when the boiler burs
instantly, killing the engineer, Fred
HaEdenburg. The fireman was in from
OF the engine and escaped unharmed
Hardenburg was carried over the tol
4 OF the trees near by, and was found 10
leet from the engine. His body wa
horribly nangled and wedged in be
tween two stpmps. The dome OF thu
engine went through the roof of a housl
200 feet distant, passing through a bee
room fortunately unoccupIed, and land
| ing in the kitchen below.
This afternoon Robert Hagerty, IL
the employ of the Greenwood Iror
| Works, WAS killed at Greenwood by thI
cRving in of a sand bank.
Benjamin B. Bangs, of Brooklyn
connected with the Warren Roofing
Company, yesterday committed sui
eide. NJ
John T, Beach, a we'll kaown resi-.
dent OF Brooklyn, was arrested yesteF-
day by Detective Smith on the charge
of having been guilty of having In his
possession several one thousand dol
lar bonds of the bounty loans OF Omega
comfy, N. Y, which, Il is alleged, W. ere
stolen, with other securities, from the
6yEhCuSe SAYluBa oank on In6 1bC OF
April last. Mr.. B. is a stock broker,
and will have to explain how he came
possessed of the bonds.
!. The extensive Flour and Grist mill
of Pane d. Lane, Harlem, was des.
troyed by fire last night. Loss about
500, 900.
General Grant was to have witne .sed
a trot by sBouner's horse, Dexter to-
day, but the weather Is so bad that the
entertainment will have to be dispensed
with. Tomorrow he will dine with
A. T. Stewart and on Friday return to
Washington. -
The ofticiaI returns from all counties
but two. The total vote of New York
foots up s4s,279, of which ais, ,556 are
for Grant aud 42s, ,722 are for Seymour.
Seymour's majority is 9. 1866. aoHman's
maiority is 1892. The official vote of
New York city is returned as follows /:
Seymour l0S, ,3l6; Grant 47.702.
The new Erie litigation is the lead
ing topic in Wall street and at present
appears to stand as follows: On the
18th inst. Jddge Sutherland of the
Supreme Court, granted an injunction
restraining directors from Issuing more
stock or from removing any papers or
iunds of the company out of the juris-
CIction of the Court or for using any of
said funds for otherthau Legitimate re-
quirements of the company. This
Injunction was granted on the COM
plaint OF August Belmont and E. B.
LuCke, and was supported by, the af-
hdavit of Daniel Drew. An order was
also issued by the same Justice to show
cause on or before the 23d inst. why a
receiver should not be appointed on the
same date. Mr.. Charles Mcintosh re.
presenting himself the owner OF 1000
shares of stock, made complaint before
Judge Barnard supported by the af-
tidavit of James Fisk, charging among
other things hostile TO the interest OF
the Erie company, that certain persons,
including complainantSi in the suit be-
fore Judge Sutherland, were engaged
in depressing the market price OF the
stock; and that they threatened to COM
mence litigation aud TO make applicA-
tion to the Courts for the appointment
OF receiver. On this complaint the
Judge ordered that the persons named
in the complaint of Mcintosh and the
affidavit OF Fisk should refrain from
the commencement OF suit against
the Erie directors, or from Obtaining
orders on exparte application from
Courts; also that they shall not apply
for a receiver. In addition he appoint
cd Jay Gould receiver of the company,
on his filling a bond of two millions OF
dollars. the iDjunctions appear to be
in direct conflict with each other. Il Is
understood Judge Barnard has issued
an order enjoining the plaintiff in the
suit commenced yesterday from taking
proceedings in the premises.