The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
SUBURBAN 1HTELLIaENoR
NEW JRHY.
Jersey City.

|. Jersey City.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT IN A FACTORY Yester.
day afternoon young man named Mabel, employed
In Dodges box mandatory, was engaged ut the
groove cutter, when the machine caught his sleeve
aud MS hand was pulled In and almost severed from
MS arm 1t was left hanging by the skin. OF course
amputatlon was necessary. but the young man sub.
mltted with great fortitude.
EXCITING CHASE AFTER BuR0LARs.-About one
O'Clock yesterday morning two strange men carry.
Ing trunk passed ofllcer Nugent on their way
towards the ferry, at the corner or Montgomery and
Warren streets. The oficer followed and asked
some questions as to their business and destination,
after winch he concluded he would relieve them OF
their burden and provide them with quarters at the
police station. Ihey demurred but he raped
Tor assistance, and two officers came up To one
OF these he gave charge OF the men, while
the other helped him to carry the trunk along.
Before they had proceeded many PAGES one OF the
men broke away and started across the railroad
track. The officer delivered the other prisoner up
70 Nugent and started IN pursuit. When he came TO
close quarters the fugitive fired twice at him, and
threatened 10 blow his brains out. The man was
lost sight OF at Bay street. but he was soon after
found crouching nndor barrel. lie gave his name
as James MCCORMACK. The other mans name IL
John Mcdonnell In the trunk were iound the
following artlcles:Fve sllverplated spoons, thirty
one silverplated forks, two parasols, one silver
plated ladle, one dozen SILVER plated butter knives,
WE'VE liable KNIVES two pair opera glasses, one
silver plated caster, one hreastpn, two silver match
boxes ladys riding whip, gold mounted; lady's
workbox, several nlantel ornaments, fourteen silk
plain dresses. ave shaws, besides ladies' bonnets,
urs CATERS, wells pocket knives ana handkerchief
Tne prisoners were brought before the Recorder
who held them for turtle examination. AS the
police do not know ia what quarter this large haul
OF oooty was made the goods are kept for ldentii-
cation ut The police station.
Paterson.
PUBLIC EarRovEMENTs.-Mr. Charles Danlorth,
the wealthy machinist and Grand Mogul OF Market
street. at whose instigaton an injunction was
granted against the erection Of public market is
again heard rom. lie now proclalms his Intention
30 oppose the city owning It's own market. city han,
gas works, park, &c, as long as his money lasts.
These facts were emphasized day or so ago in an
excited speech, delivered while the gentleman In
before an amused audience waiting for the cry of
"nexkn Mr.. Danforths sanctuary opposition
market injunction comes before the supreme Court,
anu tne result VIII probably be the hitting OF all
obstacles preventing the Commissioners, Messrs.
Rafferty,, Watson and Christie, from gong WI III
the new market, which everybody wants ba d
enough.
PROBABLE FATAL RESULT OF UNDUE EXCITE.
MENT.-The Board OF Education OF Paterson under
certain influences, q few days since instigated an
examination Of teachers Of public schools for the
purpose OF getting rid OF some Objectionable ones Dy
declaring them below the necessary standard. One
81 these teachers. an accomplished young lady, was
Obliged TO obey the arbitrary summons when not
able to be about being quite Ill. Feeble from her Ill
health and abashed by tue dignlfei array OF Swans
upon the examining board she became so excited
that she was thrown into violent fever from which
there is considerable doubt OF her recovery. Three
physicians are attending her and doing all in their
power for her recovery. but her state considered
very critical. THIS examination board convened
without any authority whatever beyond wnat Is
0DicO, and great Indignation IS expressed at Tie
course that has been taken In the premises.
Te0nia Station.
ON THURSDAY, about noon, two colored men named
respectively Daniel Taylor ana John Walker, while
passing Leonla creek near Leonis station, Northern
Railroad OF New Jersey, discovered the body OF a
man, apparently about thirty years OF age, floating
IN the water. Coroner Fitzgerald was notified and
Will hold an inquest on the body to-day. So FAR he
had not been recognized by any one in the neigh
borhoOd The body had apparently been in the
water but q short time.