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JOrTIH0s BOUT ToWH.

terdAy with SIS pupils.
ss q Of -: g%y ,.. schools ask The
Peter Boyian, aged 90, foil out OF the third storJ
window OF Nl Elevonth avenue last evening.
The Tsilors' Society resolved last evening 70
ssasoa '"' ''''' VI '''S'''H IN Wages INC 00uiss
The Hon. Adolf Levinger arrived IN the steamer
raimvra from Liverpool last evening" after very
Daniel DsrG,.n .Sss wa. severely .e.ld.d isss
vstsr having been upss, upon him.
COMPANIES d and X, Righth Regiment N. q,
fF eF'6s.a 6.ra.S :sS!sS S! as ssm''
Col. Jame. Pish. Jr., in company vita the bessss.
1 MTI,.snd h q @ The treneh opeT, Trosps cecss,es
evening,
Joseph Biundsl. s.saoyrsphsr at the cour, o.
sysnns being struck BY New n.SsS .IpHss. iS .,a 4
Ills proposed TO the Board of Education ts.s
whom the parents or guardians OF thTtynVe chndros
n sny one ward school make the request. OoSmSs
Joseph DOYLE. aged II, Of 100 Mulberry street
while sttempting to sell pspe. through the side wis
dow OF car s. Second line fell under tho wheel
SUN three the herad the Fass T.pOrtiSo rrfsuas
I NJ 1a' S,orsa 8 iSp.s e.ss CSYy car
TIE ID deed body q va. Suaa day
,hecr' r. In the clothes were found rourtees
Ia
Nel l., ~
Ata meeting OF the Board Of Education YESTERDAY.
| communication wss received from Miss Sarah X
Conrad, nrst assistant teacher In Primary school No
IN the Tenth Ward protesting against the action Of the
iocsl BoNrt Of IruSiee. n promoting teacher Of
lower grade TO tho position Of principal teacher In the
school, instead OF advancing all tho teachers.
judge InSaham has denied ths application Of
George W. Douglass t0 VAcate assessments on prODerty
for Che paving Of sixty fourth street, Mr.. DouglAseG
objection to the VALIDITY Of the assessment bNinx thai
the olut and report Of the Committee were noi
published IN all the Nper- employed nv tbs Cor-
| poratoH Immediately after the adjournment u the
Board.
The sca1oding at ~ West Fourteenth street tnl
yesterday afternoon - horse breaking, and soVta
men fell sN'ru N'i & llr. ONeil, OF FlttY second
Garner Of .,-H ''fChlel nrincAn III lgA Va a
fiteenih hIl.t t'rlrYald Pa'riok carroll oi
Elnynst ','sl; al ~. ..,p. Tho contrs sc.ors are
judge Joseph Il. DAILY OF the Court OF Commou
picM yesterday rendered . decsion In tho suit by
Mliilsm faJno against the Audenreid improvement
and Coal Company " recover $4,000 commissions 80
Kent Ior the sale of Arse Dety the state OF Ponh
syvAniA, denying the defendant motion 20 al aslds
the sumnoas and ali proceedings 10 tho oase 90 hS
ground tAAi the Court had Jurisdiction, pethoI q
tho defe ndsnt OF the aooa the Court ruled shss
tho prooesdmo vNs tsxNlN
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wr.ckea,p the Kecer, Hurricane,

On Monday. after the hurricane, the pilot boat
Isaac Webb, in latitude 40.4o, longitude 90,
fell In with the bark RdSard, oil Maitland,
The ship Kenilworth lBrtish), from New Haven Tor
y. John, hove TO and took from her the captain
utn his wife and her sister the captain having
his e. broken by atpar falling on II. The captain
made al agreement with the Webb to assist the
bark into the nearest port, the ship Keniwort fur-
nishing -four men. On going 70 the bark, Tire Webb
found her abandoned by her mate and crew. and the
crew OF pilot boat Hope No. 1 In possession. The
Webb lay By her Nil night. the Hopes purpinK
all the time. On boarding her the next morning,
tho Webb tound that the water had gained on them.
she had thirteen feet OF wafer in her. Assistance
being declined, the Webb left, ieelng confident
that she woud 20 down.
The bark John Mathews, Of Barbados, sustained
severe damages In The hurricane, and put back to
New York, arriving last night The bark lie llespon
and the brig Bsrrscouta were struck, but not dam
aged, by tho hurricane on the 18th.
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The Sinking Of tho steamer James A. Stevens
Marrow Escape,

The steamer James A. Svevens. recently pur-
chased in New York by Robinson a Belts OF West
Troy. arrived In that city on Tuesday evening. Az
about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. tho steward.
Albert Newkirk. and a deck hand, william Lobdeii.
were awakened by the spiashing OF wstsr is che
cabin. He~kirk hastily jumped out Of his borst.
and found himself struggling In almost six feot Of
water. He swan about In the hope Of fading the
skyight, and finally succeeded. but could not make
IN aperture large enough to escape 10 tho msia
dock. He had badly inoernted his hands BY the
broken glsss, and finally was compelled 70
desist from lis attompt. As he did 60
he heard Lobdeii swimming about and q
moment sflerward tho latter informed him
that he had found the stairs leading TO tho main
deck. Swimming In the direction from which he
judged Lobdeil's voice came Newkirk reached the
stsirs and with his companion osorp4d to tho main
Jock. They had hardly stepped OF tho steamer on
tOR barge which WAS lying hlongside WHOM they
heard rushing noise md moment aiterward the
Stevens won't down. The cause OF tho sinking 10
unknown but 1t is supposed TO have been ths hurst
ing ofa food pipe. The vessel wits valued At tiS0O1
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CURIosITIEs or CRIME.

GeNrre LAnsm0n Yesterday dosed himself to death
wish Paris groen, atlij DroOme street Cause, domestic
lutriichy.
Mary Brewer. domestic Ia the house ot DR.
BsdV IN, Of Newark, died on Tuesday pisnt, having
Poisoned herself With opium sue had Deen deserted
By hcr lover.
James Wilson, who was yesterday IN Tor trial be.
fore city Jndge bedford cnt-e Of burg arr ,Gys
that he ave "A lawyer so week Aro to ueenl him
since winch time the lawyer has p"en msslng.
EIry yesterday morning Ricnard Fmitr, ni.ht
wGtchman, discovered aD uuNroWi man STRUGGLING IN
tae UOwanus anal al the foot al Bond street brook
lJn. Smith showed out plank To tho man Just ~ he
was about 70 sink, out the unknown man refused 10
make ANY ehott 10 save hmsc and desired to be let
alone" Smiti did let him aone aud lac was drowned,
William Purcell OF is9 Pit street, saws be was
locked three DAYS az the instance OF MI. Bergh
society. for carving iI Oh essns by string tied to
three OF the fowls two being kept for their food"
while third had hOwn away" Purcell yestorday
sITDt
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A War of Race. I'm sou,h Carolina.

Augusta, Ga, Sept 2l.-A serious conflict Is
reported between whites and blacks Ia LAuIens
county, South Ctrollna, In Darnwell co panty fe "
nights ago, two negroes were murdered aud whlts
man was seriously injured b. two negroes.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2i.-Much excitement pre- vails
In Laurens couhty on account OF disturbances be-
tween the whites snd blacks. Both parties are
srmed and organized. Several colored men haye
beon Killed The Reform party charge that these dis.
turbanCes are part Of pre- arranged plan OF tile
secret leagues 90 create excitement for political
effect Tho Republicans Indignantly deny tho
charge. AT last accounts, oil was quiet,
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THEl siege OF PARIS.
Throwing up Earthworks Outside
Of the City.
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF TOUl
DEFEAT OF GEN. v1NOY.
a New German Confederation
Proposed.
THE PRUSSlANS RULING AlSACE.
Tho Italian Army in Possession
Of Rome.
MoyEMENTs or RUssIANA ARMY


Surrender Of Teui-The rresos Dc'es'ed AT
villeneuvo-Ap Unsuccessful Sertts IRON
strasbeurr.
Nrs,cy s.n, ei-Th. R.x.r,., M;c;.,., of
War has received despatch ffom Lsgny. dated eep..
Do N7 O'Clock 10 the evening. giving the fcilo-ins
de'ns OF the recent oatas near fsris, n vhieA Tie
Bsvsrians were engaged
ys.terla, . shar, bsss,s orecrvsS S.ax...
v,n....,. "a ua.,... r., rss... -" -"
.nV"'u.o So. .seh 'o'os. Sn
sisted of 'hree divisions. oemnssosa ~ Geo. Visey.
and vere supported Sy q strsss rsAosbs. Thar
..,,.,.s .....,,'. A'"'
-, '
The French garrison msAs
A soHrIp ynou srnAs>sgna
Yesterday. but were driven beck with heavy ioss.
In the battle between vilieeeuvs snd Monxoags.
.snnd,s% On ~ ,se % ps'n sns Sscosd b:vasas ~ CO.
o. V,nc.. S,~,.,a.. -. oIs os-n"Iss " - ~
80. "os - Isvstl.o. seot ~
S.snon snu WI snou.sscs p.soncN. Ins ETsnen
IN, rnu.uA., ,u,I.o .,..o.
mon, "A. r,s,,u0 vnu
CArtsnuur eers. W'1Tns ps1ir.ppo,rtsd prus
sisp Coyeruor Of ne Proviaee of hissrs h.s ..rsJ
proclamation TO the inhabltants in which the fol
lowing deelsrstions are made: The Sbts will not
Interfere with the urch or 10 eeelesiasties Preach.
ne. speaking or hcting against the authorities will
oe furnished by military hv. The Gov yernment will
~ nS..s.,,nna ~ @ ., .nns u.ns Q, ", sa'norV
,u,,,.n,, a, .or,
BxnLr Sent so-Midr,sh. .-On Su.a n,,ht m.
Prus.ian forces surrounding The city OF Toui besaa
2 uri1us eombardment OF the French position. An
Monday. On Tuesdav notninG the Pru.sians were
Preosrins TO renes the bombirdmenL whom . note
was received from the french commander BY h,g OF
truce onernE an vacondlhcndi surrendu OF Ms d,y
p,o.st'n s,oc,.. luz e''' " ioui nov occupied "
Towns, Sept n II IL reported that the Pru. SATAN.
on the hnc OF the Orleans railway alter sharp en-.
A-'
.,a fall h.., 49,, n.S, hSrotssn, , =.
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WAR NOTES.

a New German Confederation Proposed
Frankfort TO be the Capiial-The French
Fleet Leaving the BaItic-Mr. and Mrs.
Nupoieou's Income SfO,OOO,OOO.
Aspecial despatch from Berlin says that pro.
teasiond politicians have matured ther plans in re-
gard TO new German Confederation, TO be called
ns "Norddeutsche- -Bund." Herr Delbruck IL 10 DO
The President II 10 proposed that Frankfort shall
ee declared at the same time neutral city, and the
coward
THE HEw CONFEDERATION
1s same Positlou that Washington and the District
oo'ambia do W The Uaitod States OF Asarlea
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LOSS rs ny FIRE.

Csorre Sacks bouss and out-buiidings In tSs
northern part OF Madison. Conn., burned yestosv
day.
The schooner Ellen White WAS burned on Tues-
day NIGHT OF Avon Point. Lake Eflo. She VA yAleo(
at $500 and insured for $500.
The property Of the Eu,olre Mining Company a
Grass Valley Cal Including the mill, hoistins ana
pumping work. storehouses and three thousan cotd6
OF wood. wM burned 90 Tuesday. Loes. eiD,ooo ~
surance. $4,000
A stable on Brie and Sou'h Eighth streets. JsrseJ
CITY. be onsins to Arthur McEnvoy. desier In wash
ington Market was burned yesterday morning. q
valuable horse suocated, aud two carriages Wsr1
destroyed Loss, ei 500 insured.
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The Uuiver.nIis, C.o,ennry.

Al the Uniyersalist Centenary yesterday, II
was reported that the denomnali has three col
eges in operation, in which Ia Invested In buildings
libraries &C. q Ta i60, and two college. In process
Of completion, whose total assets ore $4,000. TEs
Universasts also have sx academies, the total val
uation Of which is $3.50 coo, two theological schools
and ono divinity school, the whole representing a
valuation OF over ta.0O0,0O0
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DIR. c. II. I. Peters, Director Of the Litchield
Observatory OF Hamilton College, unnounees the
discovery OF another planet, the 1i2tn OF tho aste-
rOids. The discovery was made on Tuesday mora.
ing. On Wednesday morning the position Of the
planet sAs established viz 10 degrees and u min.
utes OF right ascension, aud 10 degrees and l8 min
utes OF north decinatton The brightness Is that OF
p1ed star Of the eleventh magnitude. IL 70 named
" "Iphgenia." The planet discovered on the 18th oil
August has been named Ate"
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NEW JERSEY.

The lathsr. Of jersey City struck yesterday for 81
per day or a. per thousand.
A new Masonic Lodge. named TriuminAr." was
Instituted IN Newark last night. With Deputy County
Clerk Fitzgerald a. W. NJ
Some German eniErsnts, In paasaaz thro7yh Jer-
CITY yesterday left In the Hrie depot an dioc ehih.
about years old, which was sent TO the Almshouse.
New York pick pocket. giving mis- name a.
Thomas CHRISTIAN picked the pocket of Arthur Rog
Of New York, Of pOcks book containing $50. At the
Market street, Newark, depot, yesterday. and was At
Arsee,ed
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Butcheries by the Arizona Indians.

SAN FRAScsto, Sept. 90.-Indian depreds stions
In Arizona continue: Tucson, the capital, h prsc.
we're killed iu August near Tucson, ami number OF
Nexicans on the border OF Sonora mail riders,
soldiers, and tesmstets, were slaughtered. The
mAils. mall stations, and WAGON trains we're destroy.
ed. and the farmers are abandoning their ranches.
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The Ensli.A ni.sion s,iii a, Sea.

WAsuIsGroS, Sept. sl.-Thero are no new de-
VeiDpments In relation to the EnViish mission Il Is
certainly not Judge Orth OF Indians for he writes
here in denial OF the report that he endered the
sppoiut uent. II is generally believed, however.
that an appointment has been made. and thai q
Western man was selected; but who 1t 10, is yet Z.
secret so far as any outgvinx froin the state De-
partment II concerned Many here profess to believe
that ex-senator Wade Is the man. while Others nx
upon Senator Williams OF Oregon.
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The Cavs,re Of Cuban Vessels.

HAVANA, Sept. 2i.--The schooner Gusnahani
from Hasslu with a cargo Of arms and munitions o
war, was captured AZ Cgyo Romano. Toe schooner
Margaret, from Nassau, 10 ba ast with I've pssseh
gers on board, Was captured al Csyo Crus.
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They subsequently prepared q written protest TO
the Convention against the admission Of Tammany
delegates but failod to secure On introducer Tie
document Ia elaDoratey drawn, and bitterly de-
nounces the TRmmany Society. The leaders of the
Young Democracy did not display much Judgment
or sasacity In their management of tits afair. ENen
their friends censure them In very severe terms for
not show ing more wisdom. The old Mozart dele
cations gave Tammeny more trouble when Mozart
was a shattered and broken.down concern. After
this subject was disposed Of, Mr De VIII appointed
the following Committees:
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TIE BALL AND BAT.

The naymakers Of Troy boat the Pastlmes OF bal.
tuore at Troy yeste rday, ato7.
The Atlanlies and Mutusls piay their home snl
home game TO-DAY. on the Union ground. attP. A.
The match between the reporters and crtckoters.
Yesterday, resulted tle 80 TO co. seven tnnipgs bond
nIa
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Five Mon Killed by the FaII Of n Bnud,n,

GLASGOW, Sept. H.-Yesterday afternoon, a
Large unfinished building in this city ieli With 4
crash. Eleven NorkmeN we're buried In the ruin, ,
ave Of whom were killed..
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Joseph 2. Root OF bHrsas. 10 be Envoy Extra
oTdinarv and MiristDr Pls 4irotaltisry % Ch!ii.
jas. ". Taylor, OF NJ nnesota. 20 be United states
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WILLIAM r. ODE.I OF Saratoga.

II HearcN. f. N
s-ysme. 8. Rraer, i-p: @ H.wel
James fsrreh' Islhss 2,nhs saSaer, So,
Caleb Wells David wiIilaIns
sycarr,.trs
n,snn. oIos. Il G. Eel'on. John Colby.
Z Z = fiswolih pr' " Wood. John NJ Villa,
mr. Oden was conducted 10 tne chair oy Senator
Creaner and Mr.. McConiey. Mr.. Odell briefly I'D.
dressed tns CONVENTION.
rus RESOLUTIONS.
Jo,epe Warren. from ,hs Comm,,,.. on R.,o,n.
TONS reported;
l. A general indictment against the Republican party
@ @hsior,n w. A in,srps s ~ n revsnpe ~, msusm.
s,niu, ,hs h ~ =, ACT
rei.tsb,rhmrn nj of s,erip.n usp,y N ''' '''
o. sVmpathlEins with ireland, Cuba, and other peo
pies struggling tor liberty.
>. Csilng for an nten.lon oI oiemency 70 prisoners
g Fndorsins he Canal Fusdins hin
o. ksdorsing toe administration OF Gov Hoffman.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted. with
great applause
noIIsAN's NOMINATION.
MT. Tweed moved lLe nomination OF Governor
on tive mouon Oh, OF dei'sIS, ,ne nonhna'on was
ereoeu 1 " oe maui n ~, ~ J,'er
Holman which was received With cheers ami ap.
piause. Richard O'Gorman seconded tie nomlna.
ton with brief spcech
Mr. Odormsn's address was ffequenui inter
rnpied b, cheers and arpsnse lie SPOKE OF the IL
teness OF the Republican party, the greatness OF the
State Of New York, and the s,ate,nanship OF John
he 81 a " hat Ice osO,n s oI our %
10 sood @ and not
A n.ar srr 10 rus corrAsSrsr or SPAIN.
nth The nCsiSn was then made by a'cama''O
Nj: Tweed ~as called out; gu, end addressed tn. Con.
would give trc'n 5000 to O5,oOo majority for the
ucket nominated here to-day.
Mr Bowman. Of Monroe county moved tho nom
instion OF
ALLns c; BnAcn FoR srrrsASI-ooykRSoa
R sc.nsnai,rr. lAan sh>--lns-' hi- ,ao,ion WITH o
sstst % %spsSsh he & ~ tho Dep1sraey OF TIE int.
aid of New YORK city Mr. iGalEner of LiSi"s.ton
soauty seconded tie unmtu tlln will n Glowing
speech, aud ths termination vss thcn made D, &c,
o,amatiOn.
Asher r Ncl ole OF Erie count was noninatoI
Ter Cotnp.rollrr Dc.os Dc Nolf seconded. Ind me
nomination was made by scc.am,iiun
Mr.. Ntlsot, Of Hockhnd county nominated
,n,,,, ,or 60, In,.,.,.s,
" ~. -. 70 '''''O,h"'
ed TIE no,icn' ard It was carried J. L. Fursmln
nominated Tor
CANAL COMMISSIONER. suonr TERM, oEonoH w.
>N''''' cilArMtn -' w.
.,s.-.,o.. ~, ,,,,t,a1i,, So. mad. a.. ...,.
n'a,inn agnnS t;rns. nonin,'rI p'u' o' ''o'"'
na"o"' "asn"' "'os' "oh'"a "a '"'
STATE PRISON ISPsPEcTOr, SOLOMON scHsu.
This nomination was also made by acclanatiop
portad by te dcIe-aics To consi-t nj tso manrba,s
from each judlcili district ard Gye member, from
Dane S Seiey =, its' n, iaSse 'ne 'oo"ins were
= -, = -
4. , Inh Iuhn" NJ" SIAiI Iit con NEE yIkk, D,- -,
wolf George Il Magec, and LITaor r. Ross. "''N' Nv
DIT lH!a
Letter D. swee9y' sc: A. psvion,
tharlec Hntn;.l {Rhss his =. Hiskin'
w Power st.nIeS r xfn,ot
s-WiIlam Cassidy, T-S;ahriss & i WsjF.r
I1sac NcC onine. George W. Guyier.
t-is.iah Blood, an s-Ianes !aessln,
William Ja'eflil' Henry A. hichnond
The Convention then Adjourned.
TIE New York cclera'es will return home to
morrow. The new State Central Committee organ.
iyel r. Il
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rns LAST OF 1nE rorNo DEMOCRACY.

uiOss otherwise ordered by the Convention" This
ruling WINS greeted with loud cheers by the pertl-
sans Of Tammany In the hail. TDis was
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ON RESOLUTIONS.
IHsf lhd.
I-Richnrd otGorman. 5-Isssc Mo0nnis.
Ira chamberlain. Julius tArle.
2-1hcmas Kiuseila e-Ghaies Buet,
q. X. UtnNiurd, y. X. Angar.
81. 3. Danforth, I-teorge Iradlcy,
Jacob f. Treor ". u. Dryer.
A., " Buell., e-Joscph Warren,
". DerDy II. IL Hetcher.
on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
DIST Diet
William NJ Tweed. b-Dclos Ne Wolf
40. q. Crawford. G-S GordontI W.
S-B. Olney. 1-E. Miles Allen.
t-Smon v Smith. e-JOnas X Button.
MORE mrARTiALirr.
The Convention then took recess until hnfpast
3 =. NJ, ind reassombed at 4. Mr.. A. u. Banks
moved that tho name OF the delegate from the
Fourth District OF Albany be called. The Chair
declared tho motion lost, agnnst calls for tile yeas
and nays.
TuE PvRsASySr ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Delos De Wolf from the Committee on Per-
msnent Organization, reported
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SECRETARIES.
Nagnus 0fos, ii, G. Nelson, John II Colby
l.. Hnsbropck, Vim CoLufp, ID. Wilep,
5. 8. Eibworih Or. John B Wood. John NJ Wiley
Mr.. Odeli was conducted 10 the chair BY Senator
Creamer and Mr.. McConley. Mr.. Odell briefly ad.
dressed the Convention.
THB RESOLUTIONS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-12
The Man WIN q KnIre In ~. Head.

We published in our issue yesterday the
TACT that on the evening previous, about
SIX O'Clock, man named Jerry Horgan
was found by officer Mcfarland lying on
the sidewalk near the corner of Eighth
and Broadway, with pocket-knife buried
to the hit IN his skull Just over the left tenn
pie. The poor fellow was taken to the
hospitsl. with the knife still sticking in
his head. He was quite insensible at the
time but soon recovered SO as to be able
to converse. We stated in our previous
notice that the knife was removed by the
surgeons at the hospital, but, as the case
IS very singular one, it is worth being
more explicit. The knife was SO firmly
Embedded IN the terrible wound that It
was impossible to remove it with the
hand. After Hogan revived, he endeav-
ored himself to remove it, but could not
and yet he persisted in working at it with
his hands. To those who We're about him
he said: at feels good, but it feels mighty
queer; my head feels as though it was in
two halves" To one Of the surgeons he
said: "Am-l-a dead man, doctor? /
amt tit to due, for I'm too much of sin
ner. don't think I'll die, though, for it's
hard to kill an Irishman." He was evi-
IDENTIFY under the influence of LIQUOR.
N--~ S~-- e5SS@-o EoSS- ANuAy W EAI4tlSL
the weapon, they laid the wounded mans
head upon Its side, and three men laid
hold of him and held him. Then the en-
ginee= at the hospital brought up a pair
tongs known as "pipe-tongs," the kind
used for handling pipes With these they
clasped the handle of the knife, and two
of the surgeons wrenched and pulled un-
til the knife was extracted. There,
now" said Hogan, that feels as though
my head had come together again"
When Hogan was first taken to the hos
pital it was thought by many that he
could not live, but strange to say, he is
still alive and doing well, and will, in all
Likelihood, recover. The knife blade,
which must haye been driven with terri
BILE force, fortunately missed the optic
nerve and penetrated Just below the base
of the brain 1t is believed that Hogan
knows the man with whom he had his
drunken quarrel and who committed the
murderous assault, but he refuses to tell
No arrest had been made last night, but
the police have hopes of being able to
identify the scoundTel and bring him to
justice.-Cfn. Eng, 9Th.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-12

The factory girls in several parts of New
England are said, by the New York Times
to be dissatisfied with the treatment they
are receiving from their employers. In
Dover, N. n, about 600 have gone out on
a strike, and meeting offemalc operatives
in Lowell has sent messages of sympathy
and support According to the complaint
of the chief speaker, Miss Collins,) in old
times the girls were treated like human
beings, "but lately the cotton kings have
becoraS moro aTariciousI ana in their Wild
rush for wealth had forgotten honor, and
forsaken every feeling Of humanity" She
went on to say that the factory girls were
worse off than the black women of the
South. She also remarked that while Mrs.
Surrat was executed, Horace Greeley came
forward to bail Jefferson Davis-''sueh a
circumstance was a strong argument for
woman suffrage" The Lowell girls evi-
IDENTIFY have strong views of their own, but
we thiuk it doubtful if they exaggerats
their wrongs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-12

AMONG the visitors to an assignation
house, in New York, and occupants of a
back room every Sabbath afternoon, for
the past FIVE months, have been an un-
known man and closely-vailed woman.
On Sunday evening last pistol shots were
heard in the chamber The landlady and
a policeman hastily broke in the door, and
found the man lying on the floor insensi-
bic, with a pistol shot in his right temple,
and his companion, a handsome and ap-
parently refined, intelligent lady, lying
near him, with CHASTITY wound in her
left temple. The lovers were taken to
Bellevue Hospital, where they died short
ly after arriving, and without speaking
word to clear the mystery. From papers
found in the pockets it is believed the
name of the man is George Beauman, and
that of the woman Annie Mcnamara ;
that both were school teachers in Brooklyn,
East District. All this has been proven
correct by the testimony of relatives.