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THE BIBLE VAR.
The Catholic view OF the school Question
ns Expressed by the Rev. DR.. McGlynn Of
IT. Stephens Church.


ns Expressed by the Rev. DIR. McGlynn Of
IT. stephens Church.
There seems TO be marked difference Of opin-
ion on the school question among the Roman Cstho-
lio clergy. The Rev. Father Preston's views ex-
pressed in lecture delivered at Cooper Institute are
not endorsed by the Rev. DR.. McGynn and the other
elergymen OF 81. Stephens parish.
In y late conversation with member OF THE SUN
sta the Rev Doctor expressed himself emphatically
on the subject lie said:
81 am opposed to Catholics making application for
appropriations from the State for separate schools
am sure Mr.. Preston did not express the Catholic
wish or sentiment on the subject. assert that we
do not wish to unite secular and religious education.
Our public schools are the pride and glory OF Ameri.
cans, and should be made institutions where Chris
tlans and lnndels, Jews and Gentiles, may alike
send their children to be educated without any ear
that they would be subjected to any religious or sec
tartan bias. An infdel q jew, or Mohammedan has
the same rights In our Government that you or
have and the rights OF all should be respected The
business Of public education should be In the hands
OF secuars, and not intrusted TO cur religious
ders. Let them con1ne themselves TO their leglti-
mate vocatons the active works OF charity ana edu-
cation OF the very poor. II they wish to devote
pay schools. Let them have Sunday schools and de.
vote themselves 10 the religious education OF youth"
Much more to the same elect was said by DIR.
McGynn, but az lie Will In the course Of few weeks
deliver lecture on the subject at St. Stephens
Church, we will not give his views further publicity,
cred one OF the profoundest and ablest priests in
New York.
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CURIOSIIIES OF CRIME

In an ARRAY on shore at Key West between sail.
ors Of the fanlic. John q bney was killed ana IA.
Ward Kelly and RichTd Reagan were woandcd by one
The three blacks who were arrested in the act Of
Iobbng the premises OF Emma Benedict. In West Hous
eight years imprisonment,
Tie dead body OF Daniel Lapham. a young car.
penter, was found m the streets OF Woonsocket II
yesterday with bullet wound through his head x
pistol was found In hls nat near by.
on Sunday night nine prisoners escaped from the
10y @Lop@INIie @ lalL by hrraking hoe through the roof
number were three convicted mUrdesuIs.
uuartermasters train en- route from Fort Sill
Indian Territory % Fort Harker, while encamned on
bun creek on the nieht OF March was attacked. and
Nv anlmas were slhmpede1 The attacking party were
disguised whites, Wv
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INSPECTOR LEES GOLCoYDA.
wiIiinms's $4,000 in Diamonds
HOuse PoIItIcinnn In Clover.

House Politicians In Clover.
Among the passengers Of the screw steamss
Main, which arrived in this port from southamptoa
on the sth Of April, was Mr.. J. W. Williams, from
"Lunnun town" As soon the vessel came along
side the wharf, Mr.. Williams got his luggage on the
wharf, and started to view the city OF New York.
As he was carelessly strong down the wharf, Ia
spector James Lee stopped Mr.. Williams and asked
him whether he had anything about him liable 10
duty. Mr.. Williams answered In the negative; buf
this did not satisfy the willy Lee, who asked him 10
step into the once and tnen proceeded to search
his pockets. In Mr.. Wihams's pantaloons pocket q
diamond bracelet was found wrapped up in an Old
newspaper, and In his coat pocket a wallet coa-
tninins several loose diamonds OF great value Nh
Williamss defence that he d.d not think he hsI
to pay any dnty, as the diamonds second ana
having been purchased from woman who had purs
chased tbem from jeweller. The diamonds ars
very hmdsome. one weighing ~ carats A Ibrib
liants weighing 49, cara,s, and the others weighias
l0ek earsts Their value is estimated at somethi.s
In the keeping Of the Custom House officials
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE SANG UINARY CONsCRl ,TIOB
RIOTS IN SPAIN.

The Government Seeking TO Bei,ttIs the
Anti-Conscription Movement = Cha rstua
II upon socialism md Political Par
tisa sansbip-Carlisfs Across the Frontiers.
MADRID, April 12.-Ths losses In the fighting
at the 0racis suburb OF Barceons were not so ughs
as they were represented to be. or the nsurg, ND.
nineteen are known to have been killed and tsa
wounded. Beside these, many OF the wounded wers
taken home BY their friends, and II is impossibls
TO ascertain their exact number. The troops los,
two men killed and thirteen wounded. 1t Is on
cialy reported that the outbreak was not promptsd
by hostility to the conscrpton alone, but that 20
cNlistic and partisan agitators also at work =
hcishten the discomfort Of the citizens.
PARIS, April i2-scveral Carst chieftans hsvs
succeeded in entering Spain, and news Of fresh -
surrections Is looked for.
The Government troops are moving tbitber
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PRICKING BURT,S BUBBLE.


The English journals have at last begun to
ventilse tie Erie 1llibusterng scheme Of the three
London stockholders who are responsible for Mr..
Burts hotel expenses, and the more It is ventilated
the less It is liked. Tue London RaiIwdy and Com
nlsrcidl Journal ~ the oGth ult. says:
seems that lo5 900 shares have been sent to New
YORK for registration IN the names OF Mr. Heath and
Mr. Raphael. and that the nance Of these gentlemen
hsyc further been endorsed on $4,000 shares
TO being sent out II the PROTECTION Committee do not
muster greater strength than this how they hope
20 oniyote the DIRECTOR 4 the number OF shares In
q the LSmrany be ;socooI Il moreover for the sake
OF $4,000 shares In the handr OF the Protection Commit
tee, h the other shnrcs OF the COMPANY be
dei cd unsn able In the London Stock Exchange, sha
not have tho novel principle ntrY rYduced OF a min.
otity Iuliug lhe majority, and In most dsagreeabie
manner toop"
In the same influential commercial journal cor.
respondent testnes follows concerning the con.
dition and management OF the road:
-" have recently returned to Cincinnati from the
Past over the line and all haye 10 say h that II the
Erie Is badly managed wish all the roads In the coun.
Try were Dady manaeei too A railroad superntend.
ent, whose ability and Judgment have been acquired
ny thirty years experience, assured me that he never
IN his whole lio rode over smoother safer tract
thaa that fom New YORK to Cincinnati by this route"
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MAKING L0VE ONTICK.
Failing In Love with n Danseuss In the
Theatre Comiane-Wastina 6f55 In Car
rtnae Hirt-Absconding and Leaving his

Thentre eComtdne-Wastina 800 In Car-
rinae Hiru-Abscondtng and Leaving his
Charmer TO be sued.
suit was instituted yesterday In Justice
Kivlin's Court, to compel a young actress TO pay
carriage hire to the amount Of s155 The young
woman is only nineteen, 10 very attractive and has
been for the past seven months tho leading ddnssuse
OF the Theatre Comique. She boarded In respect.
able hotel In Broadway, where the chief clerk saw
her and became desperately enamored.
Though holding position where etiring modesty
Is rarity, bis love never found expression in words,
but bouq ues for which be paid, faithfully len
at her door every morning, and every evening q
hack was waiting TO take her TO the theatre and
home. Month after month this went on. and still
the clerk never presumed upon his nberaity and
was content to sigh Inheard and TO hnRuish un-
seen. Whether his repressed passion injured his
intellect will be dfcut TO determine, but his
counts became very much involved, and inding that
he could not sraighten them, he resolved TO take
French leave before his employers should fathom
bis deficiency and arrest hin.1
The keeper OF the livery stable, TO whom t1b5 was
young woman because he knew she had never or.
dered the hack at any time; but he had her salary
and her wardrobe attached, and then proceeded 10
sue her In Judge Kiylin's Court for tho $i55.
sger OF tile Theatre Comique, owns the stables, and
Carroll, the complainant, is only his agent, This
was perfectly well known to the pretty dancer,
whose Indignation at the treatment bubbled over.
Butler is q pretty keen specuator. He has an in
terest in the bar room OF the theatre, and an In.
terest In the bouquets which flats purchase to throw
at actresses whom they don't know, and win never
costumer's and is said to have share In the comb.
nation faro bank.
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Another sharp Bond Robbery-S62,O 900 In
Bonds stolen.

Mr.. Morgan, of SO RIchange place, reported
yesterday afternoon at the Central once Of Police
that @. W. Thomas, OF Thomas Sons, brokers, ~
Exchange place, had obtained $4,000 worth OF
bonds by fraudulent representations. On Monday
Thomas, who was known to Morgan, called upon
him and made preliminary negotiations for the pur.
chase OF sixtytwo Kansas and Pacific first mortgage
noon he called for the bonds and said he ready
TO close his contract One OF Mr. Morgan's clerks
took the bonds, numbered 6TI, 3,3i0 to $780, and
600l TO 0e0, inclusive, and accompanied Thomas TO
the once OF the 1rm, where the bonds were to be
exchanged for the money. Al Thomas's ONCE the
purchaser took the bonds, and requested the clerk
and porter wait while he went out to get check
Taking the bonds with him, Young Thomas went
the hrm knew nothing OF the transaction.
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THE POLITICAL CIRCUS.

The German Tweed Club OF the Sixth Ward had
an enthusiastic meeting last night In Hyam Is Mott
street. ami passed resolutions apDlauding Senator
Tweed. The meeting adjourned, after cheers for
Tweed and j +. solomon, the organizer Of tho Club
The Seth NJ, Harris Democratic Association lasl
STru,Y. n: 90 80; s-.nu. s,..n,,.., " -
,nn W,rsm Tweed Co The officers oil the Assocs
dent. william ? simpson Treasurer. Patrick 1ooe
Corresponding Secretary, Frederick iiatch ReeOrd
lug Secretary, Martin Kehoe, Jr. " ''e''S
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Tho Long Island Railroad Eicction-Mr.
Carman's Coup d. Etnt.

Tho Long Island Railroad Company yesterday
elected Oliver Charck, VIM. Y. Hayemeyer, Albert
Havemeyer, John M. Furman, r. d. Wallace. A. S.
Hewitt. George W. Quintard, Frank Work, James
NJ. Waterbury. Sheppard Candy, stephen raber, E.
v. Maitland, and A. @. Benson, as Directors 1t had
been mysteriously whispered among the stock.
holders that Mr.. George Carman, who is represen-
tative OF the southside Railroad, would produce a
revolution in the management OF the Long Island
Railroad lie had II was asserted in his posses sion
as proxy, the majority OF the shares OF that road
and would. consequently oust the present manage.
ment and put In new set OF officers, incorporating
II into the Southside road But he failed TO put in
an appearance
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FLASHES FROM fnE 0cEaS cABLrs-
The monster Lopez has been killed

The monster Lopez has been killed
Inc Spanish Bank OF Havana has lent aye miIlio.
the war. '"''S''' W nhlst
The Court OF Rome has decided to forbid th,
clergy OF spain from taking the oath to the new Coa
sttuton. ~" w.
Thirty Parisians were arrested on Monday for trx.
Ing to prevent the police from tearing down reyol.
uOnaTy Dlacards, N '''"'e
During the review In Paris on Monday an nj.
against the Emperor Napoleon, 'N""'e'
Five thousand nonconformist ministers hav,
clauses OF the educational bin.
n a commission IS to be appointed by the British
vessels. ~ 'N'FNN''NH "
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H1SHINGTON GOSSIP.
Senate will vote on GeOrria 10. day.

The Senate will vote Oh GEORGIA to-day.
The House Territorial COMMITTEES will report q
bill for the admission ofNew Mexico IA STATE
The House will probably tomorrow give neldou
Repub.ican) a seat IN the louisiana case.
Secretary BoGiwell has returned, and will press
his funding scheme at once, lie Will resist the drop
ping Of the income tax.
Plymaster John II, Stevenson, OF the United
States Navy has been by direction OF the President
nary heroism.
The Conference Committee upon the Dehclency
bill had meeting to-day but did not agree mon the
amount TO be given the New YORK and B,sino p"st
phces but WIN probably strike out the increase put n
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LONG Island.

The prisoners confined in the Rlverhead Jail en-.
gagged IN an unsuccessful attempt 10 escape on satur.
day by tunnelling their way out.
On Monday evening Grand Master George Pope
and Past-Grand Hon. James W. Covert were elected
representatives to the r. W. Grand Lodge o. OF o. r.
OF the State from Queens.
The officers OF the Flushing Railroad have been in
consutaon with A. 7 Stewart with reference to sell.
Ing out that portion OF their line from tho Main
Depot to Woousldc,
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NEW JERSEY.

A now lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias was insti
tatcd IN Newark last night.
Three colored men were summoned as Jurors yes
terday before Justice Sommers In Newark.
The new Board OF Freoholders OF Essex county
cancy, ~ ~
II. 7. Ilembold, the Broadway druggist, Is erect.
ing eighteen or twenty excellent buildings on his
tense those who desre to spend afew wee9s at this
fashionable watering place.
benjamin Ackerman, who killed Judge Huyler at
Hackensack, n. j., after being tried two days with
seventeen witnesses for and ten nim was &C
qullted on saturday last Tho verdict wa applauded
Dy INC dience the prisoner not being considered rs
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The Peril. OF Harlem stcnmbontina.

Complaints Of the carelessness of the boat
hands on the steamers plying between New York
and Harlem are frequently made. A gentleman says
that on Saturday last the boiler OF the Sylvan Stream
ten minutes amer leaving the slip gave out in some
part and deluged the boat with steam. This was
the obvious result OF too great head of steam.
Tho boat heplessly drilled broadsde to the Will
liamsburgh shore. On the Thursday preceding this
the engineer was seen out on the forward part OF the
boat In conversation with some jolly associates,
when he certainly should have been in the engine
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Killed by a sberIoiu MnIad Civ

CoRRTNSE, Utah. April l2.-At a meeting Of
the Road Com missioners OF the county OF Idaho in
Malad City yesterday, dispute arose between one
Murphy, the owner OF the toll road, and gentleman
present. Murphy drew q revolver. when Sheriff
scufe grabbed the pstol, and was SHOT In the feshy
part Of the thigh. Murphy then left the building
followed by the Sheriff. who took the pistol from
him. The Sheriff observing Murphy making mo-
ton as Il to draw another weapon, shot him through
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Moneypennys distillery, about miles from Cin-
cinnAu, was burned on sunday night.
- aiie PaI' VI ro,I os.vl!c Snsu.augua Svu...sv
was destroyed on Monday night. Loss siOO,OOO,
The fire is still burning In the north shan Of thu
Anador mine. The stock has declined from $40 to no
John Rey's stable in Floyd street near Yates
avenqe, BROOKLYN was burned early yesterday morn.
ing. Three horses perished.
- The Delaware City Flour Mil, owned by C. Il
Hills q Co, Delaware, Ohio, burned on SaturdaI
night. Loss $4,000; insurance All O,G w. S''N-s
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The Eighth Ward nighwaymrn Again.

Yesterday morning, at about 2 o clock, as Mr..
Thomas Marsh, OF es Wall street, was returning
nom the Seventh Regiment reception to his hons
In Jersey City, he was assaulted at Greene ana
Prince streets, whore he was waiting for a car. The
runan first attempted to choke him. and then struch
enabled to rob him OF gold watch ana chain and
snatch badge from the lapel OF his coat Marsh
recovering pursued, and Onlcer Smith arrested the
ruflan. who calls himself John Brumer. Justice
Cox committed him In default of 5000 bail
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

George Stripping and William A. Stripping have
been arrested IN Morrsanil for Illegal voting.
A real estate owner OF Mamaroneck, In an excess
i've gnsh Of bene offers to dispose OF some
OF his property tor $500 less than his valuation
afford site for institution which would not enhance
the surrounding estate less than 5000.
Michael Coonan, OF St. Mary street, Yonkers, en-.
tered Frank Hahn's saloon, on Pasade avenue, on
honcay evening, while Intoxicated, and becoming
noisy ne ordered out. Thereu pon he assaulted
Hahn and his wife, aud the husband selling club dealt
Coou An . blow on the head which stunned hin Hahn
WAs arrested and held to hall YesterdAY morplAa
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BROOK Nv.

Commander John Walters has been ordered TO
duty assistant 20 the executive ofcer IN the De.
Tarnent OF Yards and Docks In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard
gang OF politicians have gone to Albany to use
their money and influence In securing an amendment 10
the Brook yn Police NH giving the power OF nppoint.
sttoet Commissioner. instead OF the Mayor and Alder
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THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

strike OF laborers ON new buildings In Myrtle
avenue, President and other streets, BrooEyn was be-
gun on saturday IN resistance 10 reduction from 81 10
81. ana yesterday the men resmployed ed at the
old rates. " ~
Edward Doherty, striking" iron mOulder OF
Jacksons foundry, who had been accused OF Rssaulng
non striking workman. was examined Ia the Special
SESSIONS yesterday but rs the testimony was conflicting
sentence was suspended.
The Stone Masons OF Wilhamsburgh last evening
elected; President Hugh Gildav; VicePresi lent John
Redmond Recording Secretary, Thomas Mahari AZ.
shtant secretary James Collins Treasurer, John Nc
urath; Financial Secretary, j, Collins
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So close was the fight that the result Of the
charter election In Paterson on Monlay was not
cans elected ther City Clerk and Excise Coinmis.
sioIers. and will doubtless have majority OF one In
the Board Of Chosen Freeholdeis. The Democrats
elected enough OF their Aldermen to secure them a
majority OF two In the Common Council, counting
a Republican one who invariably acts with the
Democrats. The Common Council Is the most i'm
rortant and the Democrats consequently parade
their roos ers; while the Republicans, having se-
cured the larger number OF Offices crow loudly also.
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frHodalrn, sale of Missouri warrants.

y"s" oELrASs, April l2.-Ex-State Auditor
te,',,J Hltnfddy night, went to the private resi-.
bst W q pf"kpr ana sOll him $l6O,0OO worth Of
If,5,,1" "Ifhn',, renewing $7O,OOO cash. Auditor
t,tcr.t a. mat sad bonds were fTaudulently
ien,,s' N!cA,ine has disappeared; but his conn.
ne r,"i 1enI Mushway, called on the broker for
nd ~ o ol tue money to-day and was arrested,
~' tloJU was recovered
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OBITUARY

Samuel G: osgood, OF NorN N, Conn, died last
night. aged 50 years.
MR. Carrie NJ. Convile, daughter OF A. v, stout
ESQ, Of this city, died In Rochester Sunday.
Sergeant William q. Graham, Of the Twentieth
Ward who has been the police force twenty wears
died on Monday OF consumption. ~ '''
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There was considerable excitement at Montre-i
the other day over the supposed secret movements
OF Fonians In that locality, A general order waz
issued TO all the Ontario and Quebec battalions u
hold themselves In readiness FOR instant action
The Prince Arthur Hussars, under Capt. Muir. TO
ceived orders 20 go In search OF a number OF ex-
uenely suspicious looking fellows who have been
showing themselves In the frontier towns and vii
lagos, where they arrive two and three at q time.
The Hussars, where they may be Of oil justified
will make prompt arrests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13

WAsHNGroN, April l2.-Senator Cragin re-
ported. with amendments. tho House bill In aie OF
the execution Of the laws in Utah. The amend
ments make no material changes In the provisions OF
the bil as II passed the House. A few sections are
added, however, which make II unlawful for the
Mormon authorities TO grant disorces provide that
spiritual wives and punish the advising or counte.
nancng OF poly gamy even by being present at the
so-called marriage or sealing ceremony.
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Omcer- Eiectcdi, Hudson CITY.

Mayor-Charles ii. ONeil.
Scnool mmissioner-E. o. Chapman.
Water Commissloncrs-Noah d. Taylor, John c. Hop.
kins, Dr. Michael nathan.
Police Commiss lOners-Wluam Taylor, John Nc.
Carthy, Samuel y. nesson
Police Jnsticcs-Thomas Aiird rc, Ncha i c. Lennon.
Aidcrmen--First ward Anton sehick; second ward.
Patrick NcNuty; Third Ward, George j Elwood (;
Fourth Ward, George Glauhrec 4.
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In the case Of John CANTON against Catharine
cantlon to have their marriage declared void on the
ground that the defendant was married to enc Gould
when Canton married her, and in which the defend
ant moved for an allowance of amOny and counsel
fee, Judge Spencer of the Superior Court yesterday
denied the motion, with leave TO renew on further
papers
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The EIectlou In Uobokeu.

The election passed of quietly. 1900 votes
were polled and the colored vote was about equally
divided. But little opposition was made to the FOL
lowing nominees; II. Kimbnll. Mayor; f. x, Row
AID City Clerk W. II. Child. Treasurer: r. II. Ed
Inonston, Collector The remainder OF the tickets
are in doubt, US they were so badly "cu,." Appro-
priations were cut down, and No avenues was
rallyinR cry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13

The ticket was so much cut up that II will take
TIL near morning to tell the result The presump-
tion Is that Charles II. ONeil carries the city by
about 300 majority. In the First Ward J. ]. New
kirk ep.) is elected Chosen Freeholder. and w. II.
Thomas Alderman. In the Second Ward ID. II.
wakeman is elected Alderman but 10 the remain.
ing two wards the result Ia unknown.
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The Government Il obbed BY n. own omeer..

A warrant for the arrest of Chas. l.. Lawrence,
otherwise Lazarus, an Inspector attached to the
Custom House. has been issued at the nstigaton Of
Con. Curtis. Special Custom House Agent at Ogdens.
burgh Tie charge against Lawrence Is that while
an offcer OF the United states Customs Depart.
ment, ne smu.glod goods from the Canadian irOn.
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Dr.. bronson Arre.rel on On rye Of Murder.

n. Ifpn'f Rollins yesterday caused the arrest Of
~ 'y"h bronson, Oi lG9.h street, on a charge OF
g'.N, James Omen, u Metropolitan fireman, by
EIt.ht morphine for det'ium treDlenS. DR..
"'.h' IL may be remembered, was ceUsured by
~ !ufj last week for being In collusion with
,, fIh, druggist aud Tor writing private
i6,I %, which being taken accidentally to
w.. W. ltalS', was misun lerstood, and the dose
h a d u, " W Which Killed O'Neil. He was held 10
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

On Monday afternoon ah unkn0~n deaf mute was
on the Erie Railway between Iiohokus aud
Rdgewood, and one OF fis legs was broken.
Conductor StepLen Decker OF Port Jervis sus-
tAned serious injuries on Monday night In tho Erie
Depot jersey City, falling from a locomotive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13

The Coroner was requested TO make an ante
morton examination yesterday In the case OF MI,
chnel Scanlon who is dying at 80 Madison street. OF
stab wounds. His assaisant wss arrested al the
time Of the assault, but was released on bali.