The New York herald., 1870-02-05
SUBURBAN NEWS.
Erie RiOters-The Wynockie Children
QuarrelsOme LOyers-The Blooming
dale Murder-SmallpO ia Hobo
ken-The fremont Homicide
Miscellaneous Items Around
the Metropolis.
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Jersey City.
THE ERIE RIoTERs.-Pat Scanlan and Pat Morgan,
who were on trial on Thursday for participation in
the Erie riot were again placed on trial yesterday,
as the other jury could not agree. On the second
trial they were found guilty. The prisoners We're
then remanded for sentence
THE CASE OF SURRoGATB O'NEILL.-t is believed
that Surrogate o'NeilI vino was removed to the
State Asylum at Trenton few days ago, win re-
cover. DR.. Buttolph the medical supervisor OF The
asylum, thinks that the removal from all scenes
Se 70 VIII Nm NOT - nominate
unless the patients condition becomes worse tnan
1t is at present. TIE duties Of the office VIII be per-
formed by the deputy. Nh McCague.
LIBBY WILSON AND CHARLEY PHnLIPs.-This now
notorious pair, whose escapades created sensation
in Jersey City few weeks ago, were again before
the Recorder yesterday. Charley applied for war
rant on the ground thar LlDoy followed him on
then got into the Central Railroad ferryboat with
him, crossing over and riding on the way train to
Pamrapo Here Charley tried TO make his escape by
getting or on the wrong side or thescars and he
tuinbied down an emDankment sustaining slight in
jurtes. Libby, he aileges mad o raw hide rolled up
In her muH, and fastened on him IN such
q manner as 10 draw the attention Of the
passengers 70 them. creating what he termed
the warrant for the arrest OF Libby The other side
OF the case Is that Charley PROMISED to marry her,
and actually brought her ana another young girl TO
nave the ceremony performed at Pamrapo, and that
on arriving there they were met by gang OF young
fellows, who at the beck oi Phillips leered at her
while he made his escape Libby's mother. on the
strength OF this and other statements, applied for
warrant against Charley, put the Recorder refused
Gently indicted by the Grand Jury and are now
awaiting trial. Libby Is charged with assault and
battery and Charley with seduction The trials VIII
come on In few days. The recent career OF this
couple was detailed In the HEIALD two weeks ago.
Hob0ixcn.
THE SMALLPox.-There are three cases OF small-
pox among the poor people residing In the Meadows.
The city authorities evidently have faith in the
system which proved 30 successful in New YORK,
namely, the appointment OF physician to examine
the condition Of these people and report to tne Mayer
and Common Council, IN order that preventive mea-
had been done to protect the poor people IN This
quarter. The TWO cardinal rules OF the authorizes
seem to be- n 40 n1sahhs hs a. a n tle case
City was saved during the last two weeks by the
prompt action OF the Mayor and Common Council.
Newark.
A Boy HAS HIS LEG LAcERATED-A young son
Of Samuel Scull residing at No. 140 Madison street,
had his leg badly Iscerated yesterday by falling
under a dirt cart on the Newark aud New YORK
Railroad.
INFANTIcIDE IN NEwARK.-Yesterday afternoon a
newb born baby was found dead in sink attached to
the residence OF Mr.. Henry saggan, corner OF
Orange and Hecker streets. Considerable excite
upon the finding OF the body. The case has been
placed Ia the hands Of Or. Dodd, the county phys-
clan, wno VIII order al inquest.
A DANGEROUS CANARD.-Some Bohemian scribe,
who doubtless writes different versions OF the same
news from Newark for several Of the New York
morning papers, yesterday imposed upon his patrons
by Qln.lng tpcm with highly speed report to the
effect thtS the assistant city clerk OF the Newark
city treasury sad iorgeu me name OF Mayor Klcord
to checks amounting to S25,uTo. The entire glitter.
Ing sensation lacked one essential 20 VIII, truth; ana
considerable excitement well as tnJuis 10 at least
unimpeachable individual was the result " tne
reporters recklessnesa
POLICE REPORT OF 1s69.-Ihe annual report OF
Chief of Police Clark, presented to the Common
Council last night presents number OF very inter-
estng facts and statistics. The entire force num-
bers 10 officers and men, an Increase Of fourteen
men January /, 1869. The arrests numbered
4,096 during the past year only one OF which was
1or murder. Among the number arrested were one
Journalist and one reporter. The Youngest was SIX
greatest portion ranged between the ages OF eighteen
and twenty-stx. There were 8 S07 dodgers, OF whom
g. s43 last yeer excess OF only 253. Considering
the population OF Newark is 130, 600. her pride or
morality Is well founded.
Paterson.
THE BLooMINGpALE MURDER.-No new facts have
been elected in regard to the murder OF David
murderer takes it coolly In JAIL and does not seem
to be very ANXIOUS. lie still persists that he
nocent. His brother, who Is supposed TO know
much more about The occurrence than he Is Wiling
to admit has also been arrested and Is now detained
In jail as witness.
ACCIDENTs.--The victims OF the runaway accident
on Thursday evening tbrieiy noticed In yesterdays
HERALp) were not SO badly injured as at first sup.
posed. Both men were, however, very, forcibly
preciptated from their carriage, which struck
against tree box One Of them, Mr.. Robert Ban
ker, employed in the Erie Railway auditors office,
sustained fracture of the thigh. His companion,
MIR. Thomas Healy, baggage master at the Pater-
depot, was knocked senseess, In which state he
remained some time, but eventually recovered ana
is now progressing favoraply. small boy, name
unknown, had hsIioot crushed on Thursday evening
by the cars, near the Paterson station. He was
taken care OF by his friends with him.
MUNICIPAL TROUBLE IN PAssArc vILLAaE.-Mr
Charles j. Kenworthy, President OF Passaic village;
Charles G. Shepperd, James J. Post and Gilbert D..
Bogert, all grand mogals In the municipal manage.
ment OF the above named place, were yesterday
arrested and brought bolore Justice Brush ut Pater.
son, to answer charge OF atrocious conduct 1t
seem the village counsel desired to open and
fashionable ito be) thoroughiarc; but directly In the
line OF the street stood shanly, occupied by poor
negro family who refused TO move unless awarded
damages This - said, the counsel refused to do
but tore down the hut and turned the family out
doors This is the alleged state OF the case Tha
prisoners save bail for their appearance at court
TIE WYBLE CuILDREN.-The funeral OF the un.
feftunate Wynockie children took place yesterday
from the church near that place, and was most nu-
merously attended. The three bodies were buried
in one large con. The family are IN very destitute
circumstances, and movement Is on foot to afford
them some reiei by the charitable people OF Passac
and Bergen counties. Trouble ia anticipated concern
Ing the payment Of the reward offered for the recovery
OF the children The frstreward offered by the county
was 500, which read "for information leading TO
the chldren's recovery It was subsequently Or
dereu increased to $500, and was 80 advertised q
day or so; but - afterwards transpired that the IN
crease was made on account of susplaAons OF lou
play, and the advertisements were changed 10 con