The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31
NEW YORK.

Fearful Scene in BufalO-Ni nety Cattle STAN.
peded In the Streets-A M nm smothered to
Death In u Cargo Of Wheat
BUFFALO, August 80 1869.
About seven O'Clock this morning drove OF ninety
head of Texan cattle that had been landed from the
International ferryboar, stampedeG and ran In
every direction through the streets at furious rate
gorng and trampllng everything that came in their
way. One man was tossed by o mad bull into nj
agara street Park. A woman was fatally gored at
another point and number Of persons were more
or less injured. Five or six Of the Infatuated
mails were shot by citizens About forty head are
missing. Some OF the cattle swan the Niagara river
and scattered on the Canada side, others are still
running IN the suburbs HAD lao das stampede M
persons would have been In the streets, the casual
ties would have been fearful:
In loading boat at the Niagara elevator, becoming
exhausted by a day and nights continuous labor,
and went to sleep about four o'cecK on Saturday,
and was smothered by deposit OF wheat upon
him. After the removal OF 1000 bushels Of grain
the body was recovered.
The Buffalo Century Plant Captured by
Chicaso-Catholic and EpIscopalinn Discus.
siops-Masonic Excursionists from Canada.
ROCHESTER,, August 80, 1859.
The famous century plant OF this city was shipped
for Chicago yesterday, after having been visited by
Union.
Right Rev. Bishop McQuade (Catholic) delivered
an address last night at st. Patricks Cathedral 10
question Of nupneries and other Catholic Schools WV
sls Se. sh MasSRs On o0a TSs
party will be entertained by the fraternity OF
Rochester.
Thunderstorm In Observation-Disclosures
Damaged by Lightning.
BrNGHAMPTON, August 80, 1859.
During thunderstorm Saturday evening light
ming struck house mile or two east Of this city,
setting It and an adjoining barn on nre and totally
destroying both buildings and contents No person
was Injured The iahtning also struck the house Of
ex Mayor Bennett severely shocking two ladies' one
of whom was rendered insensible. No damage was
done to the building. mill in this city was also
struck and slightly Injured.
The Smoker rIabeas Corpus Case mt Hudson
Dedication Of New Church.
HUDSON, August 80 1892
Several days have been occupied taking test-
mony before the referee the Shaker haDeas corpus
case Of Marion s. Barbour. This morning at ten
O'Clock the time appointed in the order for the re-
turn of the writ the parties, with their respective
counsel came before Judge Miller bringing the child
who the subject OF the writ with Them The referee
reported the testimony closed and Judge ordered
that the argument Of the counsel be made on Mon
day next, September g. at ten O'Clock A. M. at the
Court House, In the meantime the mother OF the
child is to have the same privilege heretofore al
lowed Of visiting the child fot four hours each day.
The new Lutheran church in this city win be de-
dictated next Thursday, with appropriate cerem0-
MES. Rev. DR.. Paniman, President OF the New York
Synod, will preach the dedication sermon. In tho
| evening Rev. william Hall will be installed as pas
| tor. Rev. George Nef, OF Rhinebeck, viii deliver
the charge to the pastor. and Rev. Peter Felts OF
| Ghent the charge to the congregation.
Rosa Jackson the negro woman who was arrested
on charge OF setting fire to the country residence
OF John q. Schumacher, at Claverack, was examined
to-day before Justice Studley and fully committed TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury at the october
| term.