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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

Tnos. J. FNNEY, Druggist, corner
Webster and Main streets,-List & Hub.
bard, Main street, aud Dr.. Hail, Drug,
gist, Wheeling Island-have received
q supply Of DR. Hartletts Wonderful Elec'
tric Oil and Catholic salve. 4aughlin,
Smith & Co., Wholesale Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

Our popular and entGprising druggists
AEcLain Brother s. and List &,Hubbard,
have received a,sdpply Of d" Hatkins'
Electric Oh and, Carbolic, salye, Laugh
lin,r snitlr& Coz wholesale agents. 10
them all orders should be sent. ~ = :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

SENT TO JAu4-In Saturday mornings
paper pap We mentioned that the police had
made q descent on a honseof doubtful re-
pptation, captured TIC inmates, and lodged
them in Jail. We further stated that the
affair would bcih7estis gated 1hat morning
ats o'clock, by Esp. Gillespy.d At that
hour the prisoners Jennl?iSS, BY Blue Rosa
SILVER and Kate Elwood, were brought be-
fore Esqr. G. Aformidablc Array Of wit
ncsses were summoned. Jennie waived
an examination, and in default Of giving
security. in the sum OF $500 for her ,aT'-
pearance at Circuit Court, she was com.
mitted 70 jul. "''>' "'' .''. '''' -
14otestimony as to the general roputa-
tiQn Of the house was heard in the exam.
ination Of the charges against the other
two women. They were represented by
counsel, and a pointwasraiscd which the
justice deemed of sufficient Importance. to
require further time for consideration
He therefore, reserved his decision in the
cases Of Silver and Elwood. y # '7''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

ToR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es. IN sA
Il TATR-The Arst.clAsS DWELLING NJ
HOUSE, situated on the north east CbtnGt
OF Hampd0n and Sixth streets, now occupied ~
Mn Carter. There isR full lGt, and the ;hOuIet
everything about0he premises IN ,tl0EQugh re-
M. Apply 70 J.P. LEWIS,
6Sci.tf h6LuiS HOuSc, Wheeling, W. Va.
75NORsAEEGTWENTY (e0 BUILD.
Eeh. TefnS, one.f0afth cISh; th6 residue II
equal ingt9l@snst., \ one, two and Tires
nS4li i.dsaenst S!SSO, 3; 9ttteEEtttH1SSHi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

BIZ RESTHo, and applying the rents 70
the purchase, every one can become the
owner ofa firsttclass Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine: VIM. Sumner s. Co.,
Agents. No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

LA!geH1r'. SAITH s Co., are the whole.
sale agents for DR.. Haskelrs great medi-
cal wonder, the Electric Oil,-kills all
pain IN two minutes, Sure cure for Piles,
Kidney and Bladder diseases and the
Cqrbolic Cancer SGlye, cures Cancers,
Ulcers and oil old sores, without pain.
For sale by all druggists. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

A DHEADFuL,ABEAIRS4F TEuE7-We
were told, Saturday that q gentleman
reached The city the day prcyiousFom the
neighborhood Of sunfsh, bringing word
Of terrible AMIR which happened down
in That region 4 Tie STORY runs, that to.
batco.growet lad n number. of hands emf
ploEediip erecting aEt0bsGco house., and
that; on The ground floor Of thesbpilding
he had slaughtered Q sheep, using; an axe
and block 10 bthead ,ilc animal. Two
lttte boys, sons ottlte planter, c,imeal,out
the building, when the smaller one ,ex..
pressed a, desire, TO be instructed in the
mode Of killing the sheep. Tho larger
boy told& him if he would place his head
on'thc bl6ck, he would do 50. Boy No. 4
complied with tho condition, and No. ?
fulfilled his promise BY seTcripg No.
Is head frQmf his body. This
soAorrified portion okthe worsmcn who
were putting d large 'rooEtimberr in posi-.
ton That they lctit fall. Unfortunately
it fell Where anotherparty Of men wore at
work, killing ten of them and wounding
four. othen. j Y.ur e-19ay S.,5E
We give the story substantially as i
was told US, and as it appeared in one OF
our city German papers. We don't ad-
wise any ono to put my considerable
amount of faith in 1t. ~, I:'.7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

CoMNO.-We hear that the Chapman
Sisters will make a professional visit to
our city carly next month"; pnd give two
or three dramatic representations, j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

. .
THE RACES 1.-The summer races on the
Fair Grounds course closed Saturday
afternoon. Tho attendance was not as
large as would Aate,been under different
circumstance A. circus was in full blast
buta lew hundred yards distant, and It is
well established fact that whenever a cir
Gus OF menageric IS about, al other cx,
hibitions arc absorbed by It. There is no
doubt that this was the case last Satur-
day, and fully explains the small crowd
on the Fair Grounds. gp,
We are unable to give the details Of the
races Is We could notbc in scycralploces
at the same time. We heard, however,
that Davis Potomac was the winning
horse. .'s' = ''' '
The Fair under the auspices Of the
North West Virginia Agricultural Asso.
citation will begin on the l4th prox., con-
tInuihg foht days. The pros pect Of 4 .
large number of Inst horses being present
is very flatteringi Every effort is being
made by the management to insure the
success Of the exhibition. q!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

"JUSrrra TAR soar" cures cnapped hand,
salt-rhcur, plmples, aid all cataneoas affections,
rendering the akin son and smooth. Mauutac,
tured by 80" CAswEL14, HAZARD 8 CO.,
sod sSs. y y an an Druggist 3 ss nI Ne" Y0tE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

MISUNDERSTANDING the week end
ing last Friday evening, .f'oc marriage
licenses were issued from the Recorders
office. '-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29


THE CIRCUs-Dc Ravens Sensation
Circus gaye,two exhibitions, Saturday Of
ternOon and evening, on the Island. The
performances were precedcd'by a balloon
ascension; which was a humbugOI True,
there was something which looked like q
balloon made out Of old canvass, that az:
ter being inflated with smoke aud heated
air, went up hundred feet, perhaps, and
descended ashort distance frbm the point
of departure -.ef,.,g.s
The regular performances inside the
tent were the same OLD stcreotyped feats
Of bareback riding, jumping through
hoops, stale jokes BY Tho clowns, accom-.
panied by qtherwheezy music Of q braaa
band. The attendance, however, WIS
pretty large on both occasions, and The
proDrictor must have realized u handsome
ntdl bad as7d alCrHlaH T FL a'lti.'
We heard yesterday tllAt the,establlSh'
mcnt dlsbanded here, some difficulty
aboutrpay having originated between TIE
employers and employed. We were told
t6at attachments I were levied 81 The stock
and trappings to cnEoFcs't the payn@ttf0I
wages dye Ihe men, but we give the state
ment as a rumor only. Wwotfiio9 syH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

INctB .sEp RfoliS7in4 43to3. +Fls nun.
Der Of voters registered in Madison town
ship this year is 1913. AT the city election
In January last tho number was O55-
showing IN increase Of 8S. FiNy.one
cot6r6d EOIOfS hive Been IA GeRs &
that township since the date last mention.
cd, which accounts for sevehty.flvc per
cent. Of the increase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

Fresh Chocolate Caromils, white and
yellow TaGy, to-day, at c. R. BehIers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

IoRFER this morning large, stock Of
Ladies', Misses and CKildB,C obbdd Shoes
cheaper tllhp 9th lrs,b9ase iqi thSclty.
Lo0is Y. Blends, 1O7 Main street. o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

~pFTTEn SUGARS, .aJQdW
II 90 Barrels 6ruShsd tdeFed and sF1na'
aI ,sS s S9EEFs1: A. Extra Coffee Sugars.
'S,IIqg n StOtS and for sale BY Dpt,,tSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

IoE CREAM' every day, the year round
ut @. r. BehlcFs. y 'lpnn IA" " r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29
FOR sALE.
.EXEOUToR,s SALE.

In pursuance Of the viii Of Robert Morrison,
deceased, aud By, the direction Of his widow !
VIII sell, on .I -. no
Tuesday, the esd Day Of August, 1870,
At the front door OF the Court House for Ohio
County, at 10 O'Clock A. r., that very desirable
residence on HHmpden street, In which sag NOT
Isl and the east half Of Lot No. fonr ~ IN square
No. 81, Bsllalr Addition, IN the City Of Wheel
InR. Procession OF same viii he given October
Isl. 1870. and will be sold free OF taxes.
TERMs or SALE-One.ftth OF purchase money
uuGI iiasEslnuntA, purchaser giving negotiable
n0tes aud securing same 10 tho eatislaedon OF
the Executor. DANIEL 9; LIST.
AnRI3 rH, EAeCuIot' O..
The above sale Is postponed until II
Monday, September 9th, 1870.
nnD45 ~ o. .,r. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

TOR SALE CHEAP.-5O0 ACRES
10 Of Land on tho D. 3 o. Il, r., Is miles cast
i0o acFes. pSFtly improved, with a Fine Two
StoFy, Frame House, will DO sold separate: This
n Known % the ClIne'B Mil property, and Is one
Of dc b1St R0e1tlOaS. t6s C6RntTJ 6torF I'm the
line Of the b. q o. T. R. $50,
In TGrShFsk dFf1ACfA Win two yoke Of oxen and
"n.n ~ horSeS. W, Y. uOGE & CO.,
,.aiS Rf6lRaiate Agents 100 NAsker s1CS6 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

NLAY STREET PROPERTY IN IN
ron SALE C1IEAp.-I am directed It'll
10 sell the full lot OF ground adjoining and ~
east Of The Fourth Ward Public School House.
There are teaGmGntE thereon, renting tor ABOUT
seven hundred dollars per augum; VIII elso
sell d vacant lot and half situated on Aans
sEroet. Immediately west Of the new Fourth
Ward School uOuse. Terms easy. 4,
= I-IIIf7' ~ j. THOS. OBRIEN, 70,
auSR9 4ppI -l Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

CALL and try a dish OF those delicious
bivalves at G,R. Behler's, .u,jIu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

LOUIS V. BLOND Is now offering his en-.
tire socket CoIdred Shoes at cost e 5''5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29

MIR, ~ loa1,, ~ p,,h1iaJ Auct;nn
Will % SOFA al EuOHcy A"cCA"n1
q. ..r On the premises, at ono O'Clock, ..'...
.Tl!, s,s,I g ~; $3.50 =
Friday. SeDtHmbef ~ 1870,
s.t1i1Su'isI Z. =. ~ = :. =
ThnI a1hIv0nnnIYnn (AInYkc
NV - -
Situated y the CITY Of NE w CASTLE. r., be;
tween Tie Shenaneo' and NeshAnh9ck, 1--WE nYeTS, ~
theIrIInttlgn, and crested att cost Of Two Hun
dfed Thousand Dollars. .-,, .,iI,.o ...,.
.Th4 Real Estate 'connFi6cs neatlyc1s Acre, Acre
and the Works have capacity % 6g09 TONS
OF IRON and 5000 hEGS OF NAILS per
Ennum. "A - ~ r.
The foll0NEAg ID . detailed List otPBuudlngs
and Machinery: .ilrI ~ ~ '1gs ~. 'o ~.
NH Building. 19eTeG gar ~, No ...,.H ~
Wing (BOEEel. IQxs0 Up r' &ll'i'!.
Nan Factory Building, Iax63: a. % -
Nall Warehouse ltWo,story), 1OaES3 -Ff
onWareh0use, 1OOx25. %. .f'
ScAp and Clay W aEehOuSe, I3xS U al-..
OaieR, Blacksmith Shop and Carpenter shop.
sIaelG tor t S9IIs aef H,r,4.. P- HEATING
rGrS"aNS 80 A's = = - !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29
DITHRIDcE 4 CO.,
rio New Castle, Lawrence County, Pa

UIoRIsAIE.-A VERY GOOD IN
with 8 rooms, on Main street, First Ward wv
Also, Lot No. IS, corner Market and Washing
ton GtFeeEi First Ward. 'Hl -, 'i.4 = ~.
lyI9 u Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-29
TRANSPORTATION.
" EXPRESS.
anA-nLNl


June I6Iu, 4StVV WueclIuk t44ISS
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LHAvES wEsI-lIAvEs.
Al $40 4. m. daily at. .l0:46 q. m.
ARRiyES A. BelIAIFe 800. 11:S5 .. N.
Grafton. -. $50 q. m. ARRIVES AZ
Cumberland. .3:9lp p. m. Newark ...... .S:is ?. N.
Baltimore :. :. $50 p. N. SAndu9Ey WY p NJ
WGsb'n City, 1000 p. m. Columbus, ;ESS p m
New York. 600 4. N. Cincinnati .lVsOO p m
d, FAST LINE. ~ 20
HAsT-LEAyRS wEsF-LEAVEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
st .......... 500 p. N. daily at'... .!:00S m
baltimore Z. .s:oo1. n. 4hn1vEs AZ
S Nv 4oS d'y r. r. m
T...--IlI 'SundAyB executed.
NAIL TRAIN.
Rsr-IEAyEs WrST-LRAVEs.
! aWhceling daily 6Leave Wheeling
at. =. :. li:8S p. N. daily at...ll:45 p. N.
l. ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
GT0fton 400 q. n. Newark ....!..6:99 q. N.
baltimore, esp. N. SanduslEy 600 p. IN.
Wssh'n City. .6:95 p. NJ Columbus. rs .. N.
New York. u. 600 .. N. Cincinnati l&O9m..
'Satudays excepted. ISsund4yS excepted.
,.. ~. ACCOMMODATION. tff,r,
HAsf-LEAyES wEsT-LEAvES
RWhcCling daily 1SWheclinH daily
:..::::16:sS >. N. at.......,....&55 p. m.
,ARRlTESAT ARRIVES AT =
Grafton. .4:1O p. m GAINESVILLE. 800 p. m.
PaEkeEsbuEg .9:16 p. m. Newark. 1910 p. N.
Cumberland. .10s15 p. m sahduSky. Dos i. n.
Sundays excepted tSundays excepted.
Trains on the Maid Zine make connections, 1t
Baltimore with tr1IiS for Philadelphia, Now
York and Boston, At Relay House, via Wash.
ingtOn CITY, 4ON all points SoLh. y ''rL, .
Central Ohio trains make direct connection q
Columbus for all points Wcstand Northwest
Tickets to al principal p0ints can be procured
1t the ONCE. -tf n alfsE JOHN L. WILSON,
Master ofTansp1rtatiOn,B Baltimore.
yl.s1iI RII DEVRIE6,
liunl4 tial- General Agent Wheeling.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
THE EXCISE LAW TN BROOKLYN.
Mass Meeting Of German Liquor Deslers-A
Heavy Kick" Against Country Iegis-
lation for the Large Cities.

The German liquor dealers OF Brooklyn opposed to
the EXCISE law held q meeting yesterday afternoon
at Ocean Garden, corner OF Nassau and Bridge
streets. Mr.. Henry q. Baden called to the chair
and Mr.. lsidor NOrden acted rs secretary.
Remarks were made IN regard to the necessity OF
some immediate action being taken looking TO Inc
repeal OF the law.
The following resolutions were then offered ana
Adopted
Resolved That We the Germans Of Kings county m mass
datons expressed his Excelency the Governor this
Resolved, That the Excise obnoxious to the
people at large yrannica and despoc in s tendencies
Resolved, That the law has robbed
OF our liberties and has ruined business.
Resolved, That the law, with Its espionage infoymers
and Detectives, IL against the spirit OF the coasiu
ton OF the United ates and should have been ole
rated IN country which is called u republic"
RESOLVED, That we appoint comm ttee from our midst 10
visit Albany and there confer with urge representa-
obnoxious law.
Resolved, That We viii not be ruled in local affairs
the country representatives this STATE
TO have the whole control Of liberal excise
the hands OF our city authorities.
Resolved That OF these resolutions, signed by
our cizens DO taken TO Albany and there presented
representatives, and to them to immediate action
The following named gentlemen were appointed
committee 10 prOceei to Albany:--H. G. Badea, +.
Miller and j. q. keiber The meeting then ad-
jOurned.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
TM aleAT woM.a's RlsHTs,

Mrs. Lyman's Lecture ON Motherhood.
The last In the course OF physiological lectures
10 ladies, by Mrs. Walter c. Lyman, was delivered
On Saturday, at Dr.. Chapin's church. to large aud
highly apprcciative audience.
The subject" "Maternityu-was ably and eo-
quently presented; woman's mission as wife and
mother and the duty she owes 60 herself and to So
cety Mothers she said are responsible for the ap-
peutes and passions their children Inherit Mothers
should remember that oil the sentiments
and emotions OF her nature are trans
tnitted to her offspring; and woman may
Secome power on earth, II not in her own person
N that OF ner child. Women should be more con.
Golled by Judgment and less by feeling II the
mother is weakltng child Is moro likely to he
feeble than II the mother strong az the emotional
natuTc .s inherited from the mother. Does any one
expect o strong organization OF the children of
woman who fafnts at the sight OF a beetle or a
fnOusef The mother can mould the child to her
win from the fret moment Of its existence. WHO
doubts that "poets, orators, painters are born"
not NADER who has not observed the cold,
angular Characters tnat have grown up N barren
cold and unIoving homes. The mother that does
not feel Impressions OF beauty ana harmony win be
likely to have children Of cold and probably inhar
monlous natures. for like must produce Ike" ana
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

Ne law holds good a. well In man - IN all other
cogntScs this IN hts horses He does not look Tor .
Ane animal unless the parents are superior. II
TO his sons and daughtersf Women have
powers within themselves almost unknown
father and mother owes It 10 the world to develop
such children as shall make che world better and
advance the great ends Of humanity Six out Of ten
children born into the world die without being any
advantage to humanity; neither Ii the world any
better for their having lived In u. TINS ecInre
most beautifully Illustrated with charts and mao
nikin. All those who have heard these lectures ex-
prcss their warm and hearty admiration ana al-
prOvAl OF them.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
SAD CASE OF SUICIDE IN NEWARK.
An Elderly German School Teacher Blow
His Brains Out-Pecuniary Difficulties III

An Elderly German SCHOOL Teacher Blows
His Brains Out-Pecuniary EiilicMitics she
Cause.
The house No. l! william str et Newark N. j.
was the scene yesterday morning, between seven
and eight O'Clock, Of o suicide the particulars Of
which are fully as sad as they are shocking. No Ia
Is directly opposite the police station and is Ger.
man saloon boarding house, kept by Frank J. Merz
About half past seven O'Clock Sergeant Benedict,
who was on duty in the station house, heard the
sharp report report OF pistol emanatng from the
Az the door OF room en- the upper
story he found several persons ryiog 10 open the
1t was forced open and sickenipg sight presented
Itself Sitting III chair quite dead, was the corpse
Of Joseph Hauer, one OF the Oldest II not the very
Oldest German school teacher In Newark. With
pistol which still remained IN his right hand he ad
blown away almost the whole OF his face ana upper
part Of The skull The corpse was covered with
blood, and the ceiling OF the chamber despatched
With the brains AMI gore. The upper Ill., with tie
mis;;escha lay On tha ed or. a!'no-. tvaryta,;;;-
y ine room was smeared Win tine suicides llie
liquid
The unfortunate e,o ne Sc was sixty-three years OF
age and came to Newark In 1S49 lie had been prln-
clpal school in Germany and continued the
same profession in this country. For several years
he kept q school In Fair street and subsequently
took charge Of the Green street German school THIS
position he held FOR ten years, when less than year
ago, he was discharged by the ASSOCIATION for the
reason, as Is stated, that he was too Old. He was
deeply mortified and considered that he had been
treated unJusty. Since then he started o select
German school,. but does not appear To have beeu
very saccsssfui He got into arrears With his board
Ing house keeper, Mr. Merz, to the extent OF about
5000 and the inability TO pay this troubled the poor
old man greatly. He, however, insured MS life for
$780, In favor OF Merz SO as TO secure the debt lie
was bachelor and has relatives In this country.
lie was very much respected in German circles and
was an especial lavoritc with the young people DR..
Dodd, the County Physician, viewed the remains,
and being satisfied that IL was clear case Of sui
cioe 8rSnlea tue necessary burial permit.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
COURT CAlENDAAs-TAs pAy.

SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERx.-Adjourned to
February 5.
surREME CouET-CnAMnERs.- Held by Judge Car
d0zo call Of calendar at twelve M.-NOs. 2s, &c. se
o. 9G 9S, 90, 10l l02 103 105 1873, lG9 l4O 16l I6l
les l7o ls7 2oe, 2lo 22l 227 2sl, 2S2 2ss 24o 24l
fore Judge McCunn. Court opens at eleven O'Clock
A. M.-NQs. lz71, l63. 1911. 72l, 1873, lsz 59a, 677
ILL., 1c3 l105 l0A9 99l, 1897, 1919. Part 2-Beforc
sl3 1870 1872 1874 1915, 1873 1926 1924 1925 1892
MARINE CoCRr-TRIAL TEHM.-Part 1.-Before
Judge Gross. Calendar called at ten A. Mos
l4 ll0 l25, 466o 47o4, 1901, 153 155, 156, 15 1885,
100, 100, l8l, l62. Pert 2.-Beiore Judge Curtis
Nos Is, 79 104, 105, 1852, l63, 4s04, l72, 49, l76
~, l7s, l79, lSl, 1872 1885, 1874 1856, I9l, 1872 1885,
1e4.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Bciore Cunning
$. Bedford Jr., CITY Judge.--lhe People vs.. Lydia
Ann Grinn murder; Patrick Martin. arson; Moses
Sckcls and Margaret o'Brcn. grand larceny; Ien-
Jamln II. Trask and Louis Beers obtaining goods by
false pretences; Peter Hasan carrying slnngshoi.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
HOb0ken.

HObOkeD.
THE HIGHWAY ROBBERIEs. Yesterday afternoon
four men named william WILCOX Michael Donahoe
william Thornton and Robert Watchhorn, were
lodged in cells on suspicion OF completely In the re-
cent highway robberies. Their examination takes
place to-day.
TIE ALLEGED OUTRAGE ON TUE GERMAN ENI-
GRAST.-Another version Of the rlnng OF q German
Of liquor and cigars few days ago is furnished by
Captain Donovan. Chief OF Police. He afrms that
the men are genuine United States of1cers, and
would not nave arrested the German had he MT run
away rom them while tney were converting nin 70
and Will have him tried before Commissioner HorY-
man. The goods have been delivered to Captain
Donovan, who holds tiem awaiting the action OF the
Commissioner.
DANGEROUS STA3BING ATFRAY.-About three
o'clock yesterday afternoon quarrel arose between
boatman named John Welsh and some rufians
near the trese works OF the Morris and Essex Rail-
road, IN the course OF which one Michael DonneIIy
as s alleged, drew forth kniic anu buried the blade
several times in the wrist OF Welsh. The latter 1t
appears, was somewhat under the influence Of
liquor and the youths began to throw stones at him.
Welsh made use OF language which incensed the
lads, when Donnely approached and stabbed him,
man was removed rem % g s. Ma Marys 18Th Hospa snd the
route was spattered with blood. DR.. Benson was
summoned 70 attend and he succeeded in tying up the
arteries. Welsh lay Ia precariOus condition up 10
late hour last night and doubts entertained OF
his recovery. gentleman named Calvin, who had
witnessed the ARRAY, pursued TWO or the aSsaulters
70 the ferry house, where he arrested them gave
DonneIly in charge OF o policeman. The names OF
the other prisoners are John Laughlin ana Peter
Grant. They were arralgned before Recorder Pope,
and committed without bail TO the county jail to
await the result or Welshs Injuries. Several other
young men are held in pio ut the police station
witnesses.
Paterson.
ALLEGED BARBARoUs TREATMENT.-Isabelia Fu-
ton, OF So jersey street, alleges that her husband,
John Fulton, has been treating her in a mcst inhu-
man manner She states that after failing to provide
her with anything towards the support OF his fam
lily she detected him giving money to another 10
man, with whom he is alleged 10 have been very
intimate Upon Mrs. Fulton demonstrating against
this practice 1t is alleged that lie forcibly set her
down upon not stove, asking her III tnat was hot
enough for her; II 1t was not, ne would make 1t hot
ter for her" She mace her escape however, before
being seriously burned, although her Dress was
burned nearly OF. She alleges that he has kept up
81 stema tic course of barbarous treatment for some
time, until snc Is unable to stand 1t longer and yes
terday fed from the house to ask lhe advice OF
TREND She was auyiscd to have the unnatural Gus-
pand arrested and punished tor his actlons towards
her. which course shc VIII doubtless pursue.