The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEK JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

ANOTHER KEROSENE EXPLosIoS.-Last evening
al Oil lamp exploded The room OF Mrs. Graham.
q widow, at No. rs Railroad avenue and the poor
man was terribly burned. The explosion was
caused by the carelessness OF n child, who applied
lighted match TO the lamp In reckless manner.
The injured woman was taken 10 the city Hospital
FIGHTING IN THE ERIE RAILWAY CARs.-Shortly
after SIX O'Clock last evening the conductor Of one
OF the Erie Railway trains attempted TO remove an
obstreperous passenger from the cars al the Long
Dock depot, when two other passengers, Lewis
Hawley and his son, came 10 the aid OF the turbu.
lent individual, and general row ensued. When
police of1cer arrived at the scene he found the
two Haweys figuring quite conspicuouslT in the
disturbance. They were arrested and lodged in tile
police station. They Will be brought up for exam
lion this forenoon.
Boy RUN OVER AT THE New JERSEY RAIL.
ROAD DEPor-At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
several boys were engaged IN the very common
practice OF jumping on the platforms OF cars near
tho New Jersey Railroad depot, when one OF the lads
named Robert Kelly, thirteen years OF age, slipped
and fell on the track The wheels OF a train coming
along at the time passed his lett arm, mutllat-
ing II IN shocklng manner The boy was taken to
his residence, No. IL Railroad avenue where ne was
that ne had the boy removed TO the CITY Hospital,
where the limb was amputated alter consult alton
had been held by the physicians.
Newark.
DETENTION or TRAIEs.-In consequence OF the
damage occasioned by the recent collision OF vessels
WIFI Tue Day Oh tue NtUhItl kdllEOdO IIdlIC
was still seriously interrupted yesterday. Every
thing VIII be in running order to-day.
"REPRATBRu GOES Fir BiiNn.-Charles Heron,
Of No. a. Prince street, was held to bail YESTERDAYS
on a charge Of illegal voting 1t being alleged by one
Joseph II. Bruen that the accused voted in the First
and Second districts Of the sixth ward at the recent
charter election. Charles affected ignorance or the
TACT that II was Illegal 10 vote 1.-TWO timesr on the
same day so long as he voted the republican ticket
TIE RECENT ATTEMPTED AssAsIsATIoN.-ln the
NJ in
who made such desperate attempt to foreclosC
Major oConnor's lease or lie by shooting at MIN
with n revolver few nights ago. no arrest has vet
been made nor does Il seem likely that any further
effort Will be made 10 capture tue Desperate. Young
sainsey Il very respectfully connected and was in
liquor al the time.
AN INSANE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hart, forty
years OF age Of NO 10 Boston street. still confined
Al the station house. During the past forty-eight
hours she has deported herself in most violent
manner so that It is dangerous to approach her
When the police surgeon man Of large, powerful
Guild approached her she Knocked HIM down ike d
reed. Chlef Of Police Clark narrowly escaped
similar treatment yesterday afternoon she has re-
fused everything IN The shape OF food since her In
generation and continues 70 scream nercely at IN
teryals for at time Her friends are unable to
trace her insanity to any proper cause. She Will be
removed 10 Trenton to-day.
Trenton.
ROMANTIC CHASE AFTER MISUNDERSTANDING
HERALD contained a notice OF burglary committed
by Two men In the house Of man named Taylor al
Horrsvfe, Pa. opposite this city. Taylor, believ-
ing that he could recognize the men If captured,
came to Trenton on Thursday night and related the
circumstances Of the AFFAIR to party OF laborers en-.
gagged on the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, at
The same time affordng description Of the men a.
best he could, ana asking them TO be on
the Qia rfue for their appearance, as he surmised
they would get on the early train that conveyed the
workmen to the scene OF their labors. The men
started for their work on Thursday morning, and
PENIS Manor station observed two individuals cor
responding with the description given by Taylor
entering the train. The raroaders seemed quite
obivious TO their presence and privately depullzed
two OF their number TO accompany the burglars and
secure their arrest at Bristol The others got o n at
their destination. and on the train arriving at Tarry
town the improvlsed detectives telegraphed in ad-
vance 20 Bristol for constable to await their
arrival there. The telegram was promptly attended
10 and the men were taken into custody at Bristol.
While being conveyed through the streets the
smaller OF the burglars escaped by swimming q
pond, bpt hh confederate WAS temporarily