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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-24
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THE and Lives Of the Apostles, Evangeists
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TaH FALL RIVER Strike.

Oncevs II Disguise Lcsrniss The Intentiens
Of the striksrs-Osstisscy On both Sides-
The Capitalists sts ndins o. thctr Capital,
the Wsrkinrnea Standing ~ each Other.
FALL RIvsR Aug. ss.-Ths striking spinnsrs
and their sympathixers are still quiet, but there are
nevertheless constant and fearful spprehensions OF
. riotous break the local or city police has been
qusdrupled In strength and encisncy, and 10 sddi-
ton 70 this there 10 present force OF neari, any
State ofncais.
There are about 40 Of the spinnsrs who win not
accept the terms offered By their employers. The
result is that nearly all OF the twenty mills in the
city are wholly or partially suspended.
Between 12,oO0 and 1900 men and women are ont
OF employment. This has been the condition Of
afairs hero for over month. The whole history Of
the strike is told when is said the spinners were
making an average OF si2 per week, and the manu-
facturers attempted . reduction of7x per cent
The workmen said they would submit to a Ave per
cent. decrease, but tic manufacturers would not
listen to any proposition, and hence the trouble
Al hrst when the new spinners went TO work At the
reduced rates. there were symptoms of fearful riot
This afternoon two or three Of the state police as
sumed the guise OF spinDers In search OF work.
They were waited upon ana demonstrated with by
the strikers and assured that II would be extremely
dangerous for them 20 90 to work
strikers had taken, and suggested the propricy OF
gathering in . force Of several thousand. and pre-
their places. @ This, the Commi,tes sad va. pre-.
cisely what they wonid do As soon - the onncials
now on duty here were withdrawn.
Manchester 10 supply vsncsncies, but In simost
every case they have been met by Committees OF
The sssr, and mot 70
terms ant tho strikers are equally firm IN refusing
to Yield. They cay that theJ are backed BY all the
have been offered substantial sympathy In the shape
OF 5000 from the National Labor Union.
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JOITINGs ABOUT TOWN.
Music in Tompkins square tonight.

Music In Tompkns square tonight.
Patrick Donlan, aged 40, dropped dead yesterday
In the liquor store, 10 Peck slip
The assertion that Mrs. Mchanus, who fell from
window at rs vest Broadway, was drunk at the timo,
IL contTadictod.
II was organized eigheen months ago. when Erie was
ruled out OF the regular Board
A meeting OF the NJ. I, Brennan Association OF
the Tenth Ward VIII be held at Runks HOTEL Y LuJ'
low street, on Saturday evening.
Gen. Ryan, the late Cuban leader, was instructed
At the October term. on charge OF escaping rom q
Deputy Marshal
The bank OF an unfinished cellar on the grounds
OF the New York College, on Twenty second street
west OF Third avenue, cayed in yesterday killing Ed
ward Duty, AlAborer.
The residents and property holders Of BeekmAn
Hlll and part OF the east side above Fortynnh
street have petioned the Bureau OF Health for relief
from the nto.erAole nuisance OF Two LAT meiung es'ao
lshmenu.
Col; Whitley Xsstsrday made a raid on the cigar
arrested Scott ard se zed his property Oh the ground
properly stamped.
The National Musical Congress will meet In Stein.
way Hall at 10 this morning. hhd sit until THURSDAY
evening. Among the Committee Of Advancement. are
Messrs Henry O. Ason and JohA stephenson. aud the
Hon. Henri L. Stuart.
"E.s writes that while he was crossing Cath.
arne ferry Yesterday morning be ssw thr,yone per
.on, Is.snE tn. % sgs ,s,sa even sSe aad az s 1 Ds
three the Improved nDsss Faise- hspovtiao TVbus<
please COPY.
The NArngsnsott steamship Company, a. the
hand. @ q n X s,nSn', E.s. ns.axing DLector ha. =
The Waning yacht o. tho Newport yioht raoes. From
20 ses tho a.. nS. Sr ns s = ss.
uAAs W toin the seoEk.
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NEW JERSEI.

BY mistake In emitting the word Little, we
wronged the Washington Village Singing Society In
our account OF the riot At the Concorda picnic in Eliza
beth last week
accused Of bgsy. asserts that the charge has been
trunped by two of hs countrymen, 10 whom he had
refused pecuniary aid,
The members OF the German Catholic Churches
with Fathers Roman, Williams Bernirdlnc, Prielh
Paulus, and NederhAusen Bergen Po mt Lnd grand
torchght Iocesson and seTennde last night 10 honor
of the return OF B.hop BAyley nom Rome, IL Is sup
posed that 10 .0c0 persons took part in IT,
James X, Powers, one OF the roughs engaged in
the atrocons assault upon the baCkecper at Excelsior
Park was saturday night quietly removed from the
ja at Paterson TO HsckenSack. Al attempt to release
him Dy his friends WAS feared, put tney were Ranked
l,y the sheriff II Ia sad that Powers has influential
friends among the politicians VIII power out OF the
Paterson Courts however, Ia nothing.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Eoer G, Chase, treasurer OF the Mechanics Savings
Bank OF Buffalo, hanged himself yesterday.
Margaret Brown, who split her husbands head
with iron bar has been held by Justice Scott 70
await the result
Tho Coroner's jury rendered a verdict yesterday
the 7th inst. Al so5 second svenue.
William Davis, who was assaulted with a hatchet
alias Blk Mag, died yesterday at the fars Hospital
jacob Bernard and Marcus ArsLskowskY wer,
sS xSfs OF ss Sy Ss ssS f
lana.
Mary Ann Wilson and John Hewsen, OF 47 Ridg,
in the $4,000 burglary 1t the south side Earosd bag
gage room.
Theodore, eounter'eet. were held for eIaminstlos
yesterday ny Iomm.siS,ner Osborn he nrst IN air
At 1915 yesterday morning VIM, Ackerman, whs
keeps an oyster saloon At Csrmne strees
eye
OF the former, at Tenth avenue ana Thtynth street,
JuricS are not serious.
Tho residence of Robert L. Shaw, IS West Forty.
Ss m S6S h. % az . aH'ns mSnS 1ne and
5000 worh Of slycfwsfe lars six dresses and jow
the he return Of the family NV N' ''''
Coroner yons. held an inquest Yesterday over tbs
l sSSl 81 % foes@sS @ JOIN nc eossS % s.atasy %Stniss
while sltemeting 70 ese.Ge with coat .hIsh "a he had
stTees The jury scquitted oncer CoWsn. aud he wa
released from restraint.
A liquor store kept BY Paul Elsebrecht, gentle
In Salt Lake City Eutled BY squad OF city polos
yesterday and an his stock valued at $4,000 wss do
sroyed The outrage was committed on tho preteKs
that flRebTecht appealed from decision OF the
A.rsss siio.sea al sSs OincisS engaged IN 'hs OsI.
rage.
David Herringe. . we'll. .knowa eouatsrfeiter, wNo
scsiA.s 10 Third sveAuo between fiteeath ead B,K.
so@s time sse hs YES sIIs.,od with. .snses o ~
koccnty however, ks started again. sad vAca ~ 10
,sevye. sesroAsd te hSg.e LsS foand q os !. csss
OF fockskiu Daves s0as END bis ssSsAs< hesea -
AAzAben u tAs sAAa GAAa.
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DEATH ON THE RAILROADS.
SWITCHES MTsPLACsD AND AN EN-.
GINEER BLINDED.
A Train OF the Track Of the New Jersey
Resd-Another OGthc Hudson River, anl
third Killing Three Persons In q Terri.
&c Thunder-yterm near BuaaIe.

A Train OF the Track Of the New Jersey
Resd-Another OHthe Hudson River, anl
third Killing Three Persons In q Terri
&c Thssder-5term near Buasle.
Yesterday Is the 12: 10 r. NJ. train was PASSING
Lawrence station about four miles OF Trenton,
switch parted, throwing the rear car from ths
track. The train was going at full speed. and the
car coming In contact with freight car, both were
utterly demolished An old man from vneland,
named Kelly. was instantly killed. The brakeman.
George Burke, had his lett leg and hip and right
arm broken. A young couple, who were married
yesterday In Trenton, and had just started theii
wedding tour, were slightly injured. A familD
named Baker, from Jersey city, all more %
less sufferers. Mrs. Baker lost an ear, and ME-
BAKER was so badly jammed In between the
that II was with dinculty that he was extricsted.
The switch in its proper place aud licked, and
blame, 1t is said, is attributable to the switch
keeper.
When the train left Trenton II was behind time,
and at the time Of the accident was running very
RAPIDLY to make NJ. The trim consisted Of thre
cars The rear car Jumped the track at tho switch
and ran into box which was standing on side
Lewis Lockbosck, OF Yineland, was Killed; Pau.
line Rhinehart, Of Etg Hzrbor City, was wouaded 10
one OF her limbs; Joseph Harrihger. Of Newark,
cut In the and bruised In the leg; Susan X.
George ". Burke, brakeman, of Bristol, leg and
arm broken. Several others we're slightly bruised.
Word was Immediately telegraDhed 10 Trentoe
for medical assistance, and everything that could
be done to alleviate the suffering OF the wound
ed. The accident detained other trains for soms
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Fire In the Frankfort IOusc-On- Hundred
aud Eighty Lives Inpcrilied by an Incea.

A fire was discovered at l o'clock this morning
in tina water closets on the third floor at the Frank
fort House, at Frankfort aud William streets. Tue
hotel contained about $50 guests, nearly all OF WHOM
had retired for the night The dense smoke
tI Gled the upper stories first alarmed
Sleeping occupants. Tie cry OF fire was quickly
sounded throughout the house and outside. TIE
engines responded promptly, and the hamcs
were confined to the department In which
they originated. The inmates were, Of course,
greatly alarmed, aud scene OF intcsCriba0ls
confusion followed the 6rst cry Tie anrightet
guests jumped from their beds and rushed for the
street, Iegardcs- oi their clothing or other effests
4 number In the fourth and hfth stories blinded b.
tue dense smoke were afraid TO venture down the
stairs, but stood at the windows and cried for help
Happily nobody was hurt.
A lew weeks ago fire was discovered 10 the
same apartment under similar circumstances.
These facts Indicate the most heartless inceudarism
One gentleman had put his pocket BOOK under his
pillow and forgot IL. lie ran down stairs with the
in his arms leaving behind all his habii.
ncui EXCEPT 'is shirt Alter he had recovered trou
his fgignt, tie poekeIbook and clothes were iount
ALI safe.
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.,,,. rh,. a. .,-.,us, ..a ..,.a -.r.A ~ On.
Third Army, supported By other troops without
giving details OF ths movement. NOR. than leovu
msa, .n,n W a.vsan,,sS .rs sbout 10 brsss no lie
quarters ot ths French.
Three or four columns are marching aoreast ON
,. soms o & ,o,rS ,ao rSsu ,hs e.ds to tSe
right and ieft or at least one other column. 1t Is
REMARKABLE. how. wen the columns are directed, hov
..saS sSy ,nsy enUoee w, .' ~, pSeshous. foul n
point Of gallant resistancs. bat no, raiyins point
Tor tbs surrounding people
~,,hor, ,renh,,n n.s,f,n ,.ns 4, hscr ps.Is
pourr and ., Toui, there have been experimental
attack, which have gwen the carrison, an opporto.
a.no.sd ~ .ro,S es.tr1stior Of prop.
erty by merely blowing up and knocking down to
hinder the Germans. o.
Ihere are no traces OF s"empt ~ La reuts ouer.e W
treat clear out Of reach, when they do not mean to
nght IN earnest, and leave tho open towns ana VIZ
ages to be quietly occupied by the advancing 'oe
iHH LAST rRENcu uoPp.
The sams corresponaent writes from the same
place on the aad:
Everything will turn on what the French recruits
can do No time will be given TO train them. There
is rapid concentration OF troops under tie Crown
Prince moving on ChAlons, and an ample force TO
by every road between the Rhine and Meuss. Pfali;
burg will be let TO the lsndwehr 70 oesieEe so viii
army OF Germany will be available TO blockade Metz
ana capture Paris.
,,o,, yrvn,vn n, -, a.,n, xo,u. c.p,rp,,
~'""' "'' W ~" '
A special despatch nom 81 hennehouii says
eight pundred OF The eaIde mobile and quantity
Of booty were captured 'here ~ ses frusssAns'
A despatch nom fsrfs says upwards Of one nun
| dred thousand Prnssiaps between Rpernay and
Rheims
| rv.,x. ,hor..,a prr..,.c. oecr,x ths he,gh,s
| '"'N' 'N1 .' p "
near kaems. vigorous preparations are being
made TO defend France, Preparations TO intercept
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GREAT FIRE IN RpNDOUr.

Four Barns and n Dwelling Burned-Thir-
teen Horses aud q Black Dear Roasted
Aivc-A Work Of Incendiarism.
AT about noon yesterday fire was discovered in
a large barn owned by Derrenbacker Bros, between
Abel and Hunter streets Rondout used for stablins
canal horses. The barn contained nineteen horses
two cows, and n black bear. with eight or ten tors
OF hay. The flames spread 80 rapidly that only ive
OF the horses and the two cows could be rescued.
leaving fourteen horses and the bear to be roasted
alive. The heat so intense that the 1remeu
we're unable to nprrosch near enough TO save the
suffering brutes. The flames soon spread to George
L. Wachmyers, DIR. John Wales's, and Isaac Hirsch :
barns, and TO the dwelling oil George THOMPSON.
Several Of the dwellings were At different times or
IRE but the flames were cxtncuished. Tie barn OF
Derrenbseker Bros is supposed TO have been set on
Ere by some boys who were playing in the stable.
Tot al loss about 10000
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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAfH.

The Blue Cans defeated the Stars 10 Central Park
yesterday. In six innings-1 to 81. l<xzs G=
The Atan,ics OF Brooklyn beat the Forest Cits
Club In Chicago yesterday-Nt to Is.
The Ontarios OF Oswego beat the Mutuals OF ooutA
Adams, Mass, at OsveEo, yesterday, alto u.
TIE Shore Line Railway has been leased BY the
New York aud New Haven and the Hartford aud New
Haven Railroads Tor % year, at &ioo.Oo year.
In tho Lacrosse match played on sunday In To
ronto, the Knckerbocker, Of New York, the nrst
and secoud games and tc Toronto club the three fo
lowing.
Tire City Marshal and police oticers OF Salt Lake
City who were ensaged IA the destruction OF kngle
Drcehts property wee arrested yesterday by tho u O.
Marshal.
The tlish bone OF mastodon was exbumed near
Aurora, H. recently Is four feet In 9Th. foot
In diameter M each end and sir inches at tho centre
and weighs nfty seven pounds
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Other Railroad Accidents.

Ferdinand Wifz. n German, aged 81, died ycster.
day, having been run over BY n Harlem Railroad
dummy
Conductor David d. Oakley, who fell from q coA
train on the Morris AMI Essex Railroad on Friday
died in St Michacl's Hospital, Hobokcn. on Sunday.
Yesterday evening John Roberts, nine years old.
while getting u Ninth avenue car fell under the
wheels Ono Of his ~ ms was severed from his body.
A Cincinnati express train ran OF the track a.
Grcenbush yesterday, through misplaced switch the
perron charge OF which is tad TO have been drunk
Two persons were killed and several Injured
Edward Fellows, of Rensselaer, county ". Y,
while riding freight train OF the Hudson Rives
Eairoad yesterday, seriously Injured about the
heal and IeRs By coming IN contact with the arch q
Dudicys Grove.
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Tho Germans Changing Front-The
French Marshal Confrented-The March
ts Paris Deinyed-Mae Mahon to be De-
ssroved.
Bv Cable Corre.ponaence OF The san.
ARLoN, Aug 29-The Prussians are max
Ing flank movement on hscMahon similar to
the one made on Bazaine. This is the situation
of the two armies Macslahou, as have slready
Bold you, occupes line from Rethel to Steuay.
leaning ON Mezeires, Sedan, aud Montmedy, with
fhe Belgian frontier behind him. The Prussians,
who were deployed between Stenay and Troyes
and marching upon Paris have changed their di.
Fection. Instead Of going west, they are going
north.
Their troops around Troyes are marching in
ihe direction of Romilly [twenty-thrce miles
northwest Of Troyes, on the railroad to Parisl !;
those around Chalons are marching in the direc-
ton Of Suippes fourteen miles north. northeast
from Chalons. on the railroad TO Verdunl; and
those which were between Stensy and Yarennes
IRE marching in the direction of Rethel, by
Grsndpre and vouziers [Rethe is on the rail-
road to Reims, twenty y-three miles southwest Of
Me1ieresl while strong force is at Dun, observ-
Ing the left Of MacMahon at Stenay. Meanwhile.
strong Prussisn columns are advancing from
Luntvie and Joinville sixteen miles south south
sast Of St. Dzierl 10 st. Dizier, where the head
quaGtsrs Of ths King were reported TO be yester-
bS.
The manifest intention Of the Prus.ians is to
destroy MacMahon as they destroyed Bazsine,
and then to turn their attention to Paris. Mac.
MAhon, instead Of being the Prussan faux,
is now face to face with the Prussian 'front.' A
great battle will certainly be fought within few
days. Do not believe in despatch from Rethel
this morning saying that MacMahon and Bazaiu,
are in communication.
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Laying the Finy-sixrh street Ghost.

Last night a multitude assembled on Lcxing-
ton avenue, near flnysixth street, antcipatin the
sequel to the "Ghosl" story Which appeared In
yesterdays Sun Davis did not make his appear.
ance, having been arrested on sunday night and
cautioned. 1t seems that Dayis-not the coal
dealer, ut Walter II Davis tea merchant, OF I3I
East forty-uinth street ana his wife had deep
affection Tor Miss McNaily the young woman who
persUnated the ghost. and her mother having Tor
SUFFICIENT reasons prohibited her visiting at their
house, the trio devised the goblin scheme TO annoy
The U.l folks.
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Grand Army will sooe BE- reinforced by the Fourth
Corps d'Armee, under command Of the Grown
Prince Of saIony, which 10 formed, and that, rein
forced BY this powerful contingent, the enormous
Prussian army will contnus its march 70 Paris
aa0, 900 strong.
TnroxvILs COMPLETELY INVESTED.
Tnionvilis Ia completely invested BY the Prus
SLAMS. The garrison cannot effect any communics-
tion with the exterior. and will probably be com
pslled 70 surrender BY necessity.
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Tho New York Census Fnrce.

The Assistant United States Marshals are pe.
taoning Marshal Sharpe for extra compensation,
which tley claim under resolution approved by
Congress- June 0, 1870, which allows to Marshals IL
sparsely settled districts ts q dsy, exclusive OF
mileage, for the time actually employed. The Su-
perintendent OF the Census, TO whom an appeal has
been made, cannot see how New York city can be
squcozed through under this resolution. The cen.
sus, as taken by the persons who have been em
ploycd, puts our population at about quarter OF .
million below what everybody supposes IL to be.
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THE SITUATION IN Paris.

ma. ,,,. IL. y-,
.,.,. ..a W. .tsr,.I-pre,,r,,ieu.
for f. slese-The n eueyaI Of the Seat Of
Governments Iudisvenssble.
The Jouradl Oncd publishes q note from the
Project OF tho Seine pro Ls,n.. NJ Blanche advising
ali etirens 10 provide themselves with such food a.
may Be most easily preserved and advising all per-
sons incapable Of performing military duty TO leave
Paris.
The inhabitants OF the SUBURBS OF Paris are NOV
Ing into the city - many oi the buildings In the en-
virons are 70 be ieveed, and there 10 danger Of The
sudden appearance Of the Prussian scouts.
Tho appearance OF things h the railway depoo Is
remarkable Tue piles Of baggage ana mrn"ure
are enormous, ana 'he nu"pe' shu 'enE'h VI u'in'
arriving ana deparnnf unpreceuen"u' o'o"os Afo
leaving inc ci'y' snd cro"as "' coming in anu 'n'
widest CONFUSION reisns.
Inc DOS ue Douiosne u nioo WIN c'"' I" W
USED as 1000 IN case o' ahese'
uifisHNhss OF rhs boSAfAHrS
The Sfeee says the sole oo)ec' OF frince Napo-
icon Ns' 10 Florence 70 secure 'ne '"eV o'
the dynasty, while France Is iorgoten' Are We 70
forget France, and think only OF the Bonapartes,
xho ,h,nk onix fof th.msslve., Trpe ualy
Austria ana Russia may yield 70 such
inducements a. the Bonapartes may offer, but Eng Z.
,,, In 80, IT.. pr,c. Who IA nox with n
i'nu % WIN ho' i"o i'"'', ""o % Nv" Wv"
Oiivier, has already transferred MS ample Weaith
to Italy.
Iospos. Aux. ss-It is stated that the Emperor
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The Paterson Germans. Festival.

The Germans had a fise celebration in Pater-
son yesterday. A street parade preceded the fes.
tivites in the grove. A pumber OF gaily festooned
wagons were flied With beautiful bellies, dressed in
American and German national costumes. Socie-
ties from New York, Newark. and other places par
ticipated, and the singing, shooting, aud turning
societies OF Paterson were oct In full force The
day was prent as only tie Germans know how to
spend a dai, and SUs reporter got dizzy In trying
to count up the empty lager beer kegs
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WIFI Mandarin PIainae,d, MI.

Peter Sniderwin, a German Of Plaintcld, had
n dificulty with his wife Rossnna, yesterday, and
Drained ter with q natcbet Justice Moore com
mitted him to the county Jail, wfen he beeame 40
violent that lac had to be handcuCed When the
police otfcer arrived with him at Elizabeth he found
that he had lost the key OF the handouts. and spd
erwin had to remain in his cell dvs hours with bis
hands fastened behind him.
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svery one OF them. II s reported that the Colonel
viii be made 0enorai for mis- brilliant services,
WIZ oEx. YArLLY WAS Rfxovro.
Gen. Fully has been deprived Of his command
because he overlooked and len at Chaons 100 can
non, which would have fallen into the hands OF the
enemy had not Count Palikso taken tue preca ution
70 have the camp inspected after Its evacuation.
A DESPATCH vaon sAsAIss.
The journals report that the wife OF Marshal ba-
x,ine received yesterday . despatch from the
Mar.hsi, In which he said
"Do not leave Versailles. There will be no dan.
eer. All goes here better and better"
The JovYnei 0reid announces that the Depart
ment OF the Ministry Of War will commence its re-
moval 70 Tours. Count Psiikso will PROBABLY re-
mzia here for the present
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Another Mining nerror.

PorTsvILLE, Penn, Aug 29.-At about clock
this morning, at Preston slope No. 3, Girardvile.
siI men were killed, and one fatally wounded. A
cage got of the track, and the wagon containing
seven men WINS thrown of by coming In contact
with the top timber, which precipitated them To the
bottom of the slope, distance Of about one hun.
dred yards. The following are the names Of the
killed: George Taylor, John Taylor, Thomas Rob
bins, Micnsel wehl, Phillip Farlsy, and ThomAs
Bourke
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Young Woman Assaulted In n Brooklyn
Fruit store.

Last evening two women entered fruit store
at 20 Court street. A little girl stepped in anu
slapped one OF them in the lace. The young woman
seized the girls arm and held it, when young
man entered and caught her by the neck, choking
her until sic became black aud blue In the face
lie was arrested. His name is Harvey Yotes, a
jcweller. The name Of the young lady is Amelia
Davis, residing at 135 WyckoG street
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NewYorker- Killed ON the Hudson River.

The express train on the Hudson River Rail.
road ran on the track a. Greenbu'r at "a. yes.
tordsy and OF the eleven In the train Ave were
terribly smashed. Abner J. Pope, brakeman. and
Mrs. II. 'nifIce who resides In Third avenue.
New York. were killed. Several other passeugers
we're slight, injured The Coronds Jury fodnd
that the accideat was caused ~ sect OF Peter
Higton, switchman and that the company had noe
proper signal lights at the switches.