The New York herald., 1869-03-15
sUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY,

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SUDDEN DEATH OF CnU.D.-~Ou Saturday night .
child named William Aur ply, thirteen months old,
was suddenly seized with convulsons at the resi-
dcnce Of its parents ~ Wayne street and died in
terday and gave permit FOR burial.
ANOTHER MALIUoUe AMAzoN.-A woman named
Bridget Connolly. more than half century old, was
arrested and taken TO the police station yesterday
OF furniture 10 her house ana threatening her neigh
bors. She was locked up to await trial before the
Recorder this forenoon.
bergen City.
THE SHOOTING AFFRAY-ANTE-MoRrEM DEPosI
rToN OF MoNNELL.-At a late nour on Saturday night
Coroner Warren proceeded to take the ante-mortem
testimony OF Monnel. who was mortaly wounded
In tavern, as published in yesterdays HERALD
On being sworn he deposed as follows:-
MY name is william H. Monnell; reside In Gar
den street. between Railroad avenue and McWhorter
pany, ana was ON the road to Newark, when Caleb
De Camp, farmer from Union county, knocked ut
the door OF Gustavus Bachmeyer; julius Bachmeyer
opened the back door to having short stick IN his
hand; when we entered we asked for some whiskey,
and julius began to abuse US tor knocking SO late;
Mr.. De Camp told him that my horses had been
'stuckn on the road and that he was helping them
OUT we then endeavored TO paciy Bachmeyer and did
nothing TO rrtate him: julius then ordered us to go
out and struck me on the right side OF the heads
then took pitcher full OF water and threw it to-
Waru JulluS; 90 not tnlnk IL struck MIN; JULIUS
then came from behind the counter and seized me.
whereupon threw him to the foor he then forced
me under him and struck me several times on tue
back and shoulder, calslng.at the same time on his
father for assstance; De Camp told julius not to
jure me, whom he knew SO well: Julius in response
said he did not care d-n; arose and was leaving
the house, but as passed down the stoop was shot
by julius Bachneyer; cried out to De Camp that
was shot aud then fell on the stoop julius came
and satd that II would not get up he would kick
my head or he then stood over Inc with q short
stick, remarAing Il ought to hammer you." Mr..
na ha mi Qrad ma nm a.ll az n
for Newark but before we reached the plank road
bridge found could not endure the pain in my
stomach; he thereupon returned and we gained adj
mission to Bachmeyers house, where the mistress
prepared a bed for me. am certain that Juhus
the report OF pistol in the house before was shot.
am twenty-one years OF age and am unmarried.
v Paterson.
CAPTURE OF A NOTORIOUS FUGITIvE.-On Friday
night Stephen McGibbens, OF the ringleaders OF
the. .riotous demonstrations in Paterson on Wednes-
day afternoon and who was endeavoring to escape
to the west observed o pursuing officer on the
train, which was going at the rate OF twenty-five
miles an hour, short distance from the river. He
fell the track but escaped with his life, although
he lost portion OF his foot by the cars passing over
it, and was also badly bruised The city authorities
ing to his wounds. McGDbens is brother OF
'Tom,n the escaped convict, who was arrested q
me or Of In
GUS gang, was also upon, the train, but jumped OF
ana succeeded In making his escape Kelley has
years term In the State Prison. Both are noto-
riously bad characters.
Newark.
FIRE.-Early yesterday morning Jacob Teches
brush ana varnish factory, Q small frame building
located Boyden street, James, was destroyed
by fire. Most OF the stock was saved. The loss will
not exceed $500.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Between twelve and one
O'Clock yesterday morning Samuel winslow, Of no.
SO Crawford street. was inveIgled ont OF drinking
and robbed OF gold watch and thirty-eght dollars.
One OF the alleged robbers has been arrested.
Trenton.
THE FIRE AT THE ROLLING MILL.-The fire at the
roll, published yesterday, was not Of the serious
character at first reported. The operations or the
works will not be interrupted, except In finishing
rails, and the mill viii be In full blast again at the
end Of two weeks
ARREST OF FuGITIvE-Late on Friday after
noon young man named Felix Kelly, alias Mcbride,
was arrested by officers West and Geary for breaking
jail about six months ago. Kelly was awaiting trial
In the county jail on the charge OF threatening the
| the life Of his aunt and escaped by boring his way
through the grand jury room. He repaired to Pha-
| delphia then. where he remained till a few days
| since when he returned TO Trenton, supposng the
| offence 10 have been forgotten. reward was
| oiiered for bis capture
| The KSIFE.-On Friday night man named James
Aiken endeavored to gain admission to the velocl-
pede school Front street without paying the adj
mission fee. He was resisted by partner In the
concern named Louis Burke, who attempted to oust
him, when Aiken. it Is alleged, drew knife and
stabbed him IN the face. lie then ran away, but
returned again, when. rs alleged he further
saulied Burke by kicking him severely about the
body. lie was arr ested yesterday afternoon by on
cer van Horn and bound over IN the sum OF $500 TO
answer the charge at the next term OF the court.