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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRapH.

cember, A.s2.0O.
The Springfield ONass) City Government for 1870
wU naugursted yesterday.
The Ramsey directors have taken possession of
the sufQuehannA Rairosd.
The City Clerk Of Springfield, Ohio, has been ar
rested for cmbezZlement.
Al Intellectual attempt was made on Sunday light
to rob the birmingham National Bank
Sunday nights gale blew down the beautiful spre
ofthe Presbyterian Church In Trenton.
The trains OF the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad are running on t,me.
Charles II. Nah, late Cashier OF the Fourth Ma
tional Hank OF Cincinnati. Ia missing.
Gcn Terry assumed command of Georgia yester-
day, as a dLtIict ulder the Reconstruction acts,
The argument for = new trial Tor Dr. Paul Schocppe
Is TO be LesTd IN Philadelphia on tue nrst Monday in
February.
The Collector OF the Port OF New Orleans is to be
hauled over the Goals for ontaions made by
HIM In regard to his appointments ard removals.
10th branches OF the Louisiana Legislature met
yesterday. In the House, speaker Lowell having
slsnedcdortlmer Carr. OF the Parish OF Orleans was
elected Speaker.
During recent term OF the District Court In Ida
no, man was indicted for selling whiskcy to the NeI
Perces lndan' and having been found guilty, sen.
tcnced to one year In State Prison.
On the 9Th Of May, 1863, certaia Pawnee Indians
ward McMurly. Mry GcMury now appeals TO The
Indian Dtpaylnent f1r dlmages amounting - SIS OO0,
winch she AXIS NAV be 1ssesavd upon the tri0r and
taken from thiIr aODro, IiAtlon4
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Other Notabilities.

The Bishop OF Panama Is dead.
Gen. stephen heGroty, Of Ohio, died suddenly at
his residence. near Cincinnati, on sunday,
The Hou. II. r. Hopkins died in Madison, Wis
on saturday. lie represented the Republicans OF hs
district IN Congress,
On New Years Day David Decker, Esq. aged az,
father OF the present member OF Assembly died in Port
Richmond, Staten Island
Mr.. Joseph DeCamp, an old resident Of the Tenth
Ward and prominent officer IN the Allen street NJ T.
Church. died on saturday Ut the age OF Is years.
Robert O. Bier, OF the well known firm OF vii.
son. HnkIe Co, OF Cincinnati. died suddenly at .
O'Clock Yesterday morning He was 81 years OF age.
Louis UndeImcer, a we-known musician OF Al
bany, and the leader OF the orchestra At the Trim.
BILE Opera Houtc died suddenly last evening while ut
tending to his duties.
Thomas Creswick, r. A., the well known artist,
died in London on Saturday IN his JHh year. YeNcr.
day his remains were Deposited q the cemetery at
sui Green great throng OF artists and celebriues fol-
lOwod the body W the grave
The burial services OF Jean Henri Gulgon de
Grand Val who died in liOboken Friday In tho 10th
wear OF his age performed yesterday AFTERNOON In
St PatrckI Cathedral Father Stais onic intng aseist
ed by Fathers hotirau and kearney. The deceased
gentleman was a native OF La Rochelle France, and
had been resident OF this city and oboken more than
~ years. Many middle aged men aud women in this
city remember how year. they attended his
school one OF the most fashionable OF that dAy IN C
ton Han he remains were Inferred In the church.
yard vi the Cathedral.
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THE SLEEPY HOLLOW TRAGEDY.

sketches of the Murderer and his Victim
Another Pa'se WITS StOry-A Long
smOnlderinx Beyeuso - The Prisoner
FeigninE Insanity.
In spite Of the dellberation. the silent unimpas
stoned manner OF the deed, is correct to say that
Buckhout has the sympathy OF every one. The un
happy character OF the wife Is and there
are many who say openly that they have always e1
peeted some such catastrophe.
THE huRDERER's HISTORY
When thirteen years Of age, Isaac had fall from
restye horse, and was never as bright mentally
aiterward. Not that he became stupid or foolish
but that he became very sluggish of thought. When
asked questions, he would consider The question for
half minute before responding, and had generally
that slowness OF manner and action winch distin-
gushes oxen. He was very strongly formed--big.
headed. desp-chessed, broad-breasted, with large
limbs. About this period OF life, he fell into fast
company, aud learned to spend mOny very freely
About this time he became acquainted with the
woman whose frailty has been the occasion oi such
horrors.
TIE MURDERED woMAss ursroRY.
Anna Louisa Coop was the daughter of an English
man who settled In Sing Sing In 1855, Her fuhcr
was ", alhS and hospltablc. but there were rnmors
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IMPENDING EAsrERY CoyF1IcE.
American Onicers Engaged for the viceroy's
Service-secret Movements of the Khe-
diYe LIN NeM YnrIx.

American O0cers Engaged for the vicerey's
Service-secret Movements of the Khe-
dive In New York.
II is rather singular that the growing Eastern
Question, which now seems to be approaching So
rlous crisis, should just excite 20 much interest
In military circles In the United States. But such is
the fact. II appears certain that struggle Is i'm.
pending between the Sultan OF Turky and his vasssl.
the Khedive Of Egypt to decide whether the latter
shall become independent, or whether he shall bs
dcposed and the absolute control OF Affairs OF that
rich province again rest with the Sultan.
LiFE OR DEATH sTRuGoLg.
The Khedve evidently realizes that the struggle
Is to be one OF life death, for he tas for years
been earnestly engaged in preparing for the contest
lie has not entered upon the War path without taxi
Ing every POSSIBLE means TO secure success. From
England and France re has purchased a large num-
Der OF the heaviest and most formidable iron-cads
now shoat, armed with magnificent artillery, and
manned by good sailors and commanded by intcl
gent ard experienced officers, gathered from every
service in Europe
rus KuEprvE's ARMY.
His army has been greatly augmented and tho
roughly drilled by competent Officers, ana armed
with the very best breach loading rihcs These he
has ordered from America and at this moment two
large Arms are ot work day and night in filling his
vast orders for repeating guns and cartridges. A
aISs np%OSr @ 1G q, s%" arms have hsen sent
infantry and cavalry. But tic latest call he has
made upon American assistance TO enable him 10
make successful fglt with his powerful master.
has been 70.
vBrsUAS OFFICERS
who have served through our long and severe war
II l. understood that several conhdentll agents Of
the Niceroy have been for some weeks In our coun-
try securing the assistance OF a large number Of
American officers who served on either side duriog
the rebellion, and whose regulations are made.
Already a number Of cx-gcneral Officers have
ccpted high commands in the khedye's service, and
have
SAILED FOR EGYPT.
Among the ex-Confetera'e Generals who have
sailed Tor Cairo to enter upon their important COM
mands are the well-known +" old regulars" Sibley.
the inventor OF the tent ofdhat name, and Lorins.
once of the Mounted Rifles Negotiations arc going
with many others, and It Ia likely that fifty six
" more gentlemen, famed rs engineers, artillery,
cavalry, and infantry oficers will be route 70
Egypt there to reap honors fame, and fortune In the
gr,at Eastern conflict soon 10 arouse the sttentioa
nj ha world
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FISHER THE DITORCE PEDDLER.
Explanation of Some Of tho Tricks Of IN,
Divorce Trndc-Possitle Impen nchmcn
af Ludre Gilbert. nj 8raaLlxn.

Explanation Of some Of the Tricks of the
Divorce Trnac-Po.sitie Impeachment
OF Judae Gilbert, OF Brooklyn.
Investigations recently conducted by District
Attorney Morris show that dccrees OF divorce have
been entered Ia no less than nine fraudulent csses
by Judge Gilbert, and proceedings were therefore
instituted yesterday for the impeachment OF that
magistrate. II is said that In the case OF Clara A.
Fisher aaainst wm. j. Fisher the iut,er instituted
the proceedings against himself, two confederates
acting as counsel for him. Benjamin Kane, who
procured q divorce from his wife, Mary
c. Kane, figures on the District Attorneys
papers In two subsequent cases before Judge Gilbert
US a fraudulent witness. The common trick OF
serving the summons upon a defendant was to en-.
ploy boy TO serve II. He directed to the cor.
rect address, but was generally met on the stoop by
a confidential agent of Fisher, claiming to be the
defendant. These cases came To light through the
Dallel divorce. Mrs. Emma Dalzel, who was In
Europe when her husband obtained decree, on her
return enga scd counsel TO have the decree set aside
Fisher hearing of the proceedings employed two Of
his agents 10 steal the judgnentroll OF the case,
that he might be enabled TO destroy the evidence
which tho decree was made.
II was q, this juncture that the District Attorney
effected the arrest of Fisher, who was committed
without bail. Three OF his accompc0s were subsc-
quently arrested. and vnst amount OF informa on
was obtained, crlminaly involving number Of pet
ti1gg%g LAWYERS, in this city and elsewhere.
three indictments against Fisher. and lett seventeen
others impending The penalty in each case is ten
years In Staie Prison.
Mr.. Chauncey Shaf'tr proposed to become bonds.
man for Fisher, but he refused learning the facts
An app lcation TO have the prisoner bailed before
Judge Troy was successfully opposed by District
Attorney Morris. Fisher was then TAX en- before
Judge Gilbert and released on the insignificant bail
OF 5000. On the next DAY he vanished Mcssrs
jerks Gill acted ~ counsel for Fisher In the pro.
c.cdlncs before Judge Gilbert. 1t is sail that one
OF Fishers bondsmen Is a member OF the Pierre
pont Club In Brooklyn. Of which the Judge Ia a
member.
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JO1TINGS BOUT TOWN.

A drumming match is the event in walhAa Hail.
on the 18th inst.
The dcfrauded soldiers and sailors will meet TO-
morrow evening at li3 Bowery
"P. MEG" wants three or four Grand street cars
run between midnight and AN.
Tho rurhans who shot oniccr Sutton on Sunday
night In the Eighth Ward, were arrested yesterday.
Mr.. Patrick Murday, who was stabbed by Peter
Reynolds, was not Intoxicated, as already reported.
Edward Flynn, aged years, was burned to death
City Hall place ''"'' "a'"S ''"'" "'' nun '''''"
Smith, Gould, Martin & Co, bankers and brokers,
each as New Year giils
Tne Eighth Regiment last evening had their pro-
mensde c9neert and hop at Irving Hall. The Ioom ""
The steamer Connecticut will resume her tri-
Thnrsday and sunday,
The sixth anniversary Of tho death of Archbishop
mashGs nass % 81 Sai oy solemn nSa
Joseph Bowman, of Cincinnati, was defraudcd OF
| day, and Leo was taken TO the Iombs.
The rooms Of the Eastern Branch of the Y, NJ. ..
| A., l.S Grand treet are opcn on sundays from u
O'Clock (uoon) until 7o'ciOck r. VI.
The new Post Once fence has been released to
Mr.. Amos f. Learned. who has been for many years
| con nectcd with the Associated Press.
| George Kcnburger, German, aged ~, OF Wyths
by elevator which tell him at 50 Ann street.
Justice scott, OF Essex Market Court, began work
bravey yesterday by summariy committing two
Iowdy politicians who had worked for him IN the can'
Ing dash NJ the Commits of course, and urging
Consolidation of power in the hands of-the Mayor. he
| may mean.
The Rev, Father 7. =. Preston il announced 70
deliver lecture upon " The Catholic View Cf the
School Question:" In the Cooper lnstltue, on sunday
evening, Jan. l6
Messages OF ten words sent to IIayanA.
nom any once OF the Western un on telegraph Com.
pauy east OF the Mississippi for a. In gold and west Of
tIe Mississippi Tor $50.
| Michael McCready, employed By John Leonard,
Rank ard West went into the stables to hitch
up his horse, ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon, ana ats
was found dead aud bleeding from the nostTlls
| Judge Card0zo yesterday granted a writ OF error
hut nO Rtay of cxccluu OF Judgement IN the caac o<
the police rohDcr, lcnSen and Hinnegan, and they 10
10 tie sing sing prison accordingly,
| To-day being the anniversary OF the death Of the
Rev nr Cunmlngs late pastor OF ST. stephens Church.
twenty eighth street TcQu Il t. be sung IN
that CdiGce this morning at 10 O'Clock
| John Benson OF it7 Cedar street, James Backsil
Of co Ridge street, Ann Werner Of 6H East tleVcnh
street, Ellen Wilmer OF $50 East IwenlYsklh street.
U0mnick Mss1nn OF Mulberry street, Martha S~anu
of IL West Ili, tnlrl sticCt and - vester Morris
| vi III Seo on ALrcet. die suddenly v"-lErdN,
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NEW JERSEY.

The inhabitants OF Wynackie have turned out en-
mdAse 60 ,earch The woods for three missing children
sons OF Mr. Joseph Wyhie.
Patrick McGrath was arrested in Jersey City al 3
O'Clock Yesterday atterno on, Tor attempting 10 stab
John Fallon IN his saloon, 10 Sussex street.
MI. II; g. Richardson, of Hightstown, N j., killed
on New Years day one hog nineteen months old which
when dressed weighed III pounds.
Henry Young was committed to the Hudson coun-
~ jail yesterday on charge OF stealing icweTy TO the
value OF tS9 from one Mrs. smith, iormtr Name.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. G. r. Taylor and Jas
McCeY engaged In pigeon match IN Hoboken Tor $50
eide. thrtytwo yards rlse and eighty wards
~ the conclusion OF the match the score stood Nc
Cay, 49, Taylor, i5
Paterson plhnk road with yOnnI woman yesterday lt.
!ernpon when the horse took frisht aud run away.
Both were thrown nut Of the wagon anu the young MU
was fatally InIursui.
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PHoTosRAPns NJ SUN REPORTERS


Tho property owners along Sisth avenue. be.
tween Fortysecond street and Central Park, Assem-.
bled last pight the second time 70 discuss the best
method Of resisting the collection Of the Outrageous
assessment that has been laid on their property to
pay for the Nicolson pavement, with which that sec
ton OF the city has recently been paved The assess
ment Is nearly 5000 on each full lot Before the
laying OF the pavement they had presented several
petitions 70 the Common Council, asking that the
road be paved with Belgian pavement, which has
proved sntisfsctory; bat their demands were not
heeded; They complain Of the Nieolson pavement
that ie nearly as expensive TO take II up aud relay
as TO lay 1t at rst and that the road can never be
40 good after taking the pavement up as at hrst.
Also, that 10 have II taken up they must leave de.
posit with the. company, and pay Whatever they may
demand. An entire block between Fily third and
Fny.fourth streets has no sewerage, to obtain which
the pavement must be taken up The citizens intend
to go before the Court OF Appeals.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS,
THE TRICESTER NAPOLEON,S LATBSf
POLITICAL JUGGLERY.

The Altered Circumstances under which the
Emperor Napoleon Receives the Cerps
Lesisintif-The New French Cabtnes-
Honeyed Words from ths Ex-Quces -
spsin-Tho Prefecture Of the Seine.
PARis, jan. S,-The EGrrc..:cc-, on Saturday, y
reply TO the usual address Of the Corps Les.lsiE I'd.
dressed himself to the President Of that body In The
following language:
"The assurances OF devotion which you address
70 me In the name Of the Corps Lcrislstk render
happy. Never was our good understanding mors
your S,Sou. nave the su,sos,
With shs res, sss soGe. q stss ZEE %oSs oo.s
When traveller has gone q long journey, and iays
aside portion Of his burden, he is mot weskened.
but gains new strength TO continue his march,"
Subsequently, In reply to the.addrcss Of the Arch
bishop Of Paris, the Emperor replied:
-" accept with gratitude the good wishes Of the
Clergy Of Paris. Receive In return my felcltations
upon the zeal which you have shown In promugat-
inG among the masses doctrines OF sbnegation and
chsrity."
Thence Ministry has al length been formed The
Jovrnoi 0notei gives the list as follows:
Master Of Justice ard Relision-M; Rmle olivier.
nsr 81 e ysaro%c
oI:s, so:st Sf Of y. ycssenh Buffet
& FSss FSs @S1EsIaa Ss sf sss
mn.sss McSnre ~ ,ns End And chare. louve
of the Emperor's Househoid-The Count valiant.
President Of the Council OF Stste-Esguiron de Pareu
An mpcrio decree separates the Ministry OF Fine
Arts from that OF the Emperor's Household.
NJ Duvergier, Minister Of Justice In 1865, has been
appointed Senator.
The Emperor Napoleon recently paid visit TO the
ex.Queen Isabella OF Spain. She related to him the
proposals that had been made 10 her by the Duke OF
Montpenser since she had been In France. and said
shc had refused TO accede 10 them solely to please
him 0be EMPEROR.
II is said that Baron Hsussmann, the Preree. Of the
Seine, is to be replaced by N. Chevreau Prefcct OF
Lyons N. Pietri, the Project OF Police, has re-
signed. The Emperor has offered N. Odo a. Barrot
the Procureur- -Generaship.
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RAILROAD Accidents.

Edward sheppard OF Mt. Hope. WINS instantly
killed by the Harlem train at fremont depot.
James Marsden. who had been run over on the
Hudson River Railroad, died yesterday Ia Mouut SINAI
Hospital
Obadiah Jones, a milkman from LYONS Farms, at
tempted To drive over 'he New Jersey Railroad cross
ing at Thomas street, Yesterday afternoon, when his
wagon struck by locomotive and broken pieces
one Of the horses WAS killed aud Joness recovery 10
doubtful.
A freight train on the Vermont Central railroad
ran into awa,hout near sharon. \. terday Kill.
ing Eugene HasSa brakeman, and badly Injuring sid.
ncy l'ss, engineer gravel train on tho Suncook
railroad also ran into wAshout niuring John Knee
land, fireman, Frederick Colby. engineer. George Me.
kean, conductor ami Edward Sinnelam, brakeman.
hneeland Is supposed 70 be fatally injured.
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LONG ISLAND NEWS.

The telegraph poles sre down all over tn, sliand
The liberty pole at Flushing was broken OF about sew.
enty feet IRON the ground BY the storm on Sunday
night.
John 7. vanderwster's dwelling, Main and Cedar
streets Flushing, was nred Sunday night the third
time within two months. servant girl OF the family
was arrested yesterday on suspicion.
Mr. w. II. ID. Nimmo. CLERK OF the village OF Flush.
ng has been arrested for refusing 10 recognize Darci
foGerty ~ one of the Trustes HIS ton, VIII ci
began as: night before Justice silmau. adjourned
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nathaniel Brown was elected Mayor OF Salem.
Mass, yesterday with slight opposition.
James II, Lewis has resigned the Presidency OF the
Missouri PLclhc Railroad. D. r. Garrison, .Prosk
dent "a acting In his place.
The Hon. Y. II. Webster OF Baltimore, says In the
Baltimore Gazette that he raised y 800 and paid over
10 the Hon Edmund Cooper 70 secure the acQuital Of
Andrew johnson.
The three new judges took their seats this morn
ing At the General Term OF their resDectye Courts
Judge Van Brnnt In the Common Pleas, Justice Spon-
Ger IN the SUPERIOR and Justce Brady n the Supreme
Court
United States Mail Agent Thomas c. Smith on
Saturday found IN the New Haven depot package con-
tanning ~ 900 In cash On returning II to Its owner.
Mr. LatsOn snap manufacturer of Boston, no received
as reward .! 900 and q valuable diamond pin.
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THE TELEGRIPHERs' STRIK X.
san Francisco Operators Sounding the X cy
Note - Cordial Cooperation Promised
throughout the Union.

The operators in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph Company In San Francisco yestcr
day morning suspended work, because a reduction
had been ordered 10 their wages. The employees In
the principal onices throughout the country have
expressed their determination to sustain the action
of the strikers.
At meeting OF telegraphers In this city last even
ing, committee was appointed 10 wait upon the
Executive Committee OF the Company, with the
request that the salaries OF the operators In Kan
Francisco be not reduced, aud that the strikers
WHO have been DISCHARGED be rcinsta,ed. IL was
also resolved to suspend work at O'Clock this after
noon, In the event Of an unfay yorabe answer While
the telegrnpher were IN session, desDat6hCs were
received from various points transmitting cordial
assurances Of support
CINCIsEATI, Jan. 3--The strike ofthe operators OF
the Western Uuon Telegraph In this city continues
All OF the late operators engaged the strike ex
ccpt one. Thcy have resolved 10 reject any propo-
silion to resume work which does not guarantee
the Reinstatement on the old terms OF all engagediu
in the present movement
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The scenes at the Opera Boune ball last even.
ing was hardly as disgraceful as that given 10 the
French Theatre two weeks ago An immense
crowd was present II was composed OF politicians.
pckpockc,s, men about town, ana persons not
worthy Of mention. A horde OF roughs surrounded
the door, but up to late hour they
had not succeeded In forcing an entrance. rbe wo-
NEE did not begin to arrive until after 10 O'Clock
They were dressed In every variety OF costume the
ballet girl dress predomiDating. About midnight
the dance became furious, and after that marked
by the most perfect abandon. The crowd increased
aner midnight, and an extra guard OF police was re-
QuiIcd 10 preserve order.
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The Broskiyp Mayors Message.

Mayor kaibheisch sent his message to the
Common Council yesterday. He arraigns the Jus.
tees OF the Peace, whom he accuses Of not always
paying into the city treasury the fines collected by
them. lie has obtained prcsumpuvc evidence that
one of them who assumed ONCE IN 1868 returned
only $40 whereas he must have collected over
that ever since the OF the Albany Commission.
ers taxcs have increased and will continue 10 in.
crease until the city government is restored TO the
people. The Commissioners have boldly set NJ def
ance the law under which they were created. The
Park Commission is notable instance OF this. The
cost OF the Park Is already 60 600 900. and there s
no telling how much more may be necessary The
Third street Commission IL another swindle on the
taxpayers of Brooklyn. The message hints at eoilu
sion between the Third street and the Park Commi.
sioners Il 1t surprising. therefore that the expcn.
dturcs OF the city Of Brooklyn s over tl 600 900
month The total Indebtedness of the city is
f21 221 AS
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LOSSES By FIRE.

Messrs Garrison Woodhsll's planning mills, NJ
Passsic y J., were burned Saturday morning last
DAMAGE $500 insurance tl50.
Forcha a Orwin's Touring and saw mills Glen.
wood, SCHUYLER County, Mo. were burned on ThuTs.
day Lots, $1,000. No Insurance.
An inccndisry Gre 10 Whitehall yesterday morning
DESTROYED the oces OF the estern Union and Montreal
Telegraph compaOics. Loss, $500.
. 4 FIRE at Clinton, Iown, on Sunday, destroyed the
Finn Avenue House. kanns stock OF liquors, Myers
billiard saloon, GainsWOrthe cigar store. aud Brett
ting's bakcry. Loss, ti2.OCO Insurance 1900.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Mr John Ellis, OF White Plains, ID not nor has he
been missing from home,
The Hon. John B. Haskin presided at meeting
OF West Farms taxpayers last evening, and strong
speeches were yered against the enormously cost
boueyards. for which the taxation IL to be raised 10
$3.50 on every t0O Mr.. W. Herring attorney Tor the
co cOntractOrs, had an excited tit with Mi. Haskln.
committee OF Investigation 10 TO be appointed.
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.
The sIunashoi In Eroohlrn.

At about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon John
Kramer and Philip Tilmsn entered Thomas q. Lit
Brooklyn, and drank several times. A dispute there
arose about payment for the drinks, when Kramer
drew slungsbot from his pocket and struck Little
on the head, injuring him severely Several frend ds
of LATHE attacked Kramer and beat him unmercful-
ly about the head and body. A policeman, hearing
OF the assault hastened 10 the place and arrested
Kramer, who was taken TO the Van Brunt street
police station, and theuce to the hospital The
slur gshot ana revolver were found IN his posses
aIO