The New York herald., 1869-08-25
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
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arr,onr fourteen wears OF age was engaged In oil
ing the machinery, when the spout OF the on ,, can
was caught between two rollers when were IN, hlas,ns @
l2O rev eyOutloDs per minute. the iad nelo lie cai'
fOoshy thinking he eou!d draW ~ ou. pul,
ms dragged IN ana ns ooas SPECIFY in ,o
lowed. gae flesh aud bones were ueposite,u ~ q
nasn OF elly beneath the rollers Whlle poriion ad-
besed 70 the,n ike paste. The Intelligence OF lhs
awful calamity was conveyed 10 ms wioowS'.
suntner VINO resides at No. $50 HUDSON street. ne
lost another son, years DID, on the New JS rsey
Kal.road at tie depot IN Jersey cry. ao0ut year
anl haf ago the upper portion OF his skull having
been taaen away by the wheeus oi coal CIR. COrO-
ner Warrca VIII hold an inquest
tiobGheu.
DESPERATE ArrRAY IN A B.sxooM- Yesterday
afternoon man named Ande.sCa In company with
some Of hs friends entered s saloon at the corner
OF Newark and Garden sgeets 20 refresh themselves
nter she labors o. the forenoon. They entered into
friendly conversation ID enc OF the rooms. Anier-
son being then seated on achair. Wmle IN that po-
sUOB peiIcee2an named Henry entered the room
anQ rushing hastily al Anderson, as Il alleged,
eeized nm w TIC beard and feod him the ground
by The deiyery oI nine or ten powerful blows ON the
bpad. Wnie Henry WIS doing this man shouted
froa a. crowd near by, "Hon, Bob. and viii furnish
Gle o. bar, 10Y you,r Some OF the assaulted MANS
.cop,,antons then rushed Id and rescued him from
the crlsality of ais antagonist Henry then fed the
prersises, he WIS po, oa duty III the hsne- WheB
lifted up III. Anderson o.ed proiGsely, and was
found 10 have seriously ,Bjurea about head.
He was removed for medical treatment ana Knows
oi nciiins wntsA gave rise GO me assault.
IseTsen CGy.
IHvEsrlGAs ION or TnE DEATH OF FREDERICK
LSy--Nayei HARRISON instituted an Investigation on
Mtnday night into the cause Of Frederick Laus
Death The facts published in yesterdays HERALD
were SUBS antiated, and IN addition it was proved
,clnb he e!l 20 The ground and blood flowed pro-
fusey from his head. 0nicers Faren and Kent
pulled The man along for some di tance, when he
SAT aowA on a stoop. he was unwitne 10 proceed
any further. officer Pierce came up at this kme
G aG sa aIfe! alos Whep 'I he Sn ee. up
Faren struck nm with Inc cinb on the body.
The old man Lau impcred them not to strike aim
any more, as he was hurt very severely and was
weak 10 walk along, requesting them 10 assist him;
but officer Farrell compelled ann 70 walk ahead OF
hlW and Pierce, SO thai when he reached the police
station he was sad plight To place man in
such condition In cell and leave hun there Is in
Itself grave question for tue Coroaer's jury. Ii ap
pears that Lau, in the FIRST instance, feared that
*arrell was d highwayInan who intended TO rob him,
as the officer suddenly emerged from yard ana
told nln stop. The old man tnen rau or and the
chase cost The poor fellow his life. The Coroner's
inquest Wi!i take place ,his evening.
P.sssa:c.
AccIDENTs.-on Sunday Mr. Abel Horton haa his
arm dsloea,ed ana little child with him was quite
seriously bruised by their horse running away.
On Monday Mr. Thomas Newell. the village clerk,
was THROWN from his carriage and seriously injured
Ths gentleman lost his Ieg about year ago by an
accident.
A man, returning from picnic, accdentiy shot
himself, in the street, but was not dangerously
wounded.
"A laborer was severely injured the same day
tMondayl by stick of timber falling upon him. at
the new baptist church buliong.
Newark.
SAD OCCURRENCE-Robert Dutton, a little son of
hi. George Du.ton, No. % Bond street. fell into
well at the rear OF the house and was drowned YES.
ferday afternoon
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Monday night party
OF four or five loaers gathered around Mr. r. Knares
borough, coal dealer, doing business at No. 22l
Academy street, and endeavored to rob him. but
s s strength e as
his person at the moment. The occurrence took
place near the corner OF Academy and Henry streets
q place tEat Is noted for being oafefs' rendezvous
ARREST AND CoMMITTAL OF A FEMALE THIEF
Last Saturday Mr.. Victor BlInkeneye q resident OF
the corner Of Grove and Bank streets entered into
Plane street saloon to Stake his thirst While there
ms pocketeook which contained some twenty-s
taking II disappeared, as also did female who bad
been there, and whose name Is Julia Lindsey, OF No.
So Piane street. she WAS arrested yesterday and
after acknowledging the THEFT and delivering u Ihe
cash she was committed for trial,
The SHoEMAKERs' SrRIKE.-The strike amono
she shoemakers still continues, though the principal
grievances have been adjusted and the PROBABILITY
almost certain that matters VIII be entirely adjusted
between the workmen and employers to-day or to.
morrow. Yesterday forenoon the workmen turned
Out 10 the number OF fully coo and he'd general
cOaisrencs meeting az when lt was declared that
and committee OF three woTkmen-Messrs. James
Doyle, James II: Kipp and Philip scnaibe-appointed
70 confer with the bosses The resul! was that all
the employers. except one or two firms, agreed
10 The demands. and the outstanding ones say
that they too, would have agreed to the increase
Of wages but that their workmen themselves
had nos made any demand. Grof 4 Brothers agreed
Se wno ysso@sa
ploys some eighty hands, has not yet agreed. The
cutters With The exception Of those in Boyden's and
at the rate Of pay demaHaed-$20 per week. In fine
the determined attitude Of the strikers, together
with the fact that the busy season Is just opening
renders 1t likely that points at issue will be speedily
adjusted and tue strike ended.
Paterson.
CITY COSTRACTs.-1he Common Council awarded
and approved the following contracts on Monday
evening:-For completing the new Almshouse. to
Hugh Rooney, for 5000; for the stonework OF the
same, to Farrell Matthewson, for 81 1885, for light
Ing the street lamps with gas. to the Paterson Gas
sS ea S per sear o for G ha f each
ban lamps with kerosene, to Hugh Kerr, for s26 Der
lamp for 1900 hours-a one years Contract
FATAL AccIDENT.-MOrrls Baumgaren, one Of the
leading Teutops Of Paterson, and proprietor Of a
watch and jewery store and lager beer saloon In
Van Houten street. died yesterday afternoon from
the effects Of injuries received on Monday evening
by falling from bis carriage. He had been visiting
his little farm outside Of the city, and when return.
threw him out OF the back OF the carriage lie was
inrnediatev lifted N and taken home, but his inju
RES were only considered trining and doctor was
hot summoned u,tu yesterday morning. DR.. Moss,
after an examination discovered that the vertabre
OF the neck had been dis,ccate1 and that his wounds
we, mere mortal which predl9n "; verihea tt ao0ns
beyond want anu i.ir death is incurred bs w."
" NC NUMBER OF friends. e, .ris
@ Nevsrsnk.
Inc body OF an unknown man was found on the
bay shore near Conover's beacon. Coroner I. n.
Maxson held an inquest upon the body, aud the
Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came to
his death by drowning. The deceased had on a red
nannel shirt blue .overas, was about i've feet Six
inches high, andSappeared 30 have been In the
oeighborhood OF thirty-Iye years Of age.
TIE WATER FAMINE IN NEW JERSEY.
1t seems that several points In New Jersey are just
now severely suffering from scarcity OF water and
In some places It ts not only water tnat has gwen
out, but food also. At Engsntown, in Monmouth
county the absence OF any for four or ave weeks
bias resulted very seriously All inc wells are drv or
neary So and the water that ordinarily would not
DC kept IN the houses moment Is now boarded as