Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-19
WoInan's Rights.
NEW YORK., hlEsIkNGE.
Locomotive Explosives stt Port FER
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Locomotive Explosives stt Port Ter.
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The Times Port Jervis, N. Y, special
says: This morning. as locomotive No. 2S7
was standing in the yard at Port Jervis,
the boiler exploded, Instantly killing the
engineer, Fred. Hardenburg. The fireman
was in front of the engine and escaped un-
harmed. IHardenburg was carried over the
top of the trees near by, and was found 150
feet from the engine. His body was hor-
ribly mangled and wedged in between two
stumps. The dome of the engineswent
through the roof Of house 200 feet dis
tant passing through a bed room, fortu-
nately uuoceupied, landing in the kitchen
pSspiGiTfLIhY diKnIed. ILlA iadtd
This afternoon, Robert Hagerty, in the
employ OF the Greenwood Iron Works, was
killed at Greenwood by the caving in of
sand bank.
70 Paper Wills Burned. sW
Last evening about half-past ten o'clock,
the extepsive paper. mills of Messrs. Smith,
Tompki ns u Co. at Chatham Four Corners,
were totally destroyed by fire. Loss $780,
600. Insurance $4,000. THE miii had re-
Gently been, put in operation aid was mann
ufacturiDg newspaper from straw by a new
process. The machinery was very extern
sive and the loss fails heavily on the own
ers. ItEwih sber rebuilt with all possible
dispatch.
4 5,sfs7 Suic,de. .Es-s
/ Benz. B. Bangs, of Brooklyn, connected
with ythe. Warren Roofing Company yes
tefday committed suicide.
Sa e lAHeged Bond Robbery 80 10
/ John Il. Beach, wellknown resident of
Brooklyn, was on yesterday arrested by
Detective Smith, on charge of having
guilty possession aof several one-thousand
dollar bonds of the bounty loans of Oneida
county, n. W which. it is alleged, were
stolen with other securities from the Syra-
cuse Savings Bank, on the 1st of April
last. Mr.. Beach is astock broker, ,and viii
have to explain how he became possessed
of the bonds.
Flour Mill Burned.
The extensive -four grist mill of Payne
s. Lane, Harlem, was destroy ed by fire last
night. Loss about 100000.
syooH r-sTE~Si Grant. s-a tfls!ueft7F1 9 n
Gen Grant was towitness a trot by Bon
ner's horse Dexter to-day, but the weather
Is 80 bad that the entertainment will be dis
pensed with. Tomorrow he will dine
with A. I. Stewart, and on Friday return
to Washington. raEFs-Er--EFC r
Vote ofNew York.
With official returns from all the coun-
Ties DuC tWO tlc tOtdi NoIc Vi NEW lOrk
foots up S4S27S, of which 419, 556 are tor
Grant and 42S.722 for Seymour; Seymour's
majority 9,166. Hoffman's majority is ~
322. The official vote Of New York CITY is
returned as follows: Seymour, 10S.316;
Grant, AZ .702.
Arrived. -
The steamers Vile de Paris and Minne-
sofa, from Europe, have arrived.
The Erie Litigation.
The new Erie litigation is the leading
topicsin Wall street, and at present appears
to stand as follows: On the 18th, Judge
Sutherland, of the Supreme Court, granted
an Injunction, restraining the directors
from Issuing more stock, from removing
any papers or funds OF the company out
Eof the Jurisdiction of the Court, and from
issuing any of said funds for other than
the Legitimate requirements OF the compa-