The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09
CITY NTELLIG RNC q.
sHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Man Grepnd Almost to Pleces by a Water
WhNNI.

hole in the floor for use whenever repairs are
needed. Another email hole is also used for the
lubrication of the immense journals of the wheel.
Into this man. hole the engineer had entered while
the wheel was in motion, though warned time aud
again that it dangerous. II is supposed that his
design in entering was to make the fabrication OF
was caught. He was last seen shortly after 2
O'Clock, and about half-past o'clock the engine
stopped, the steam being low through iuattention.
Aaron being missed, search was made for hun.
After considerable time he was found jammed
under the wheel The sight presented was horrible.
The body was stripped completely naked, aud the
clothing was torn in shreds and adherng to the
was torn or The hundred bolts of the wheel had
torn his body and limbs and left him lifeless aud
broken. The accident is attributed to the unior-
tunate mans own carelessness in going down the
was about thrty-fve years OF age and leaves wife
ard three children.
RoBBBRIEs- CRIME ON THE INCREAsE:-some time
last night pane Of glass In the window OF the store
Fourth and Chestnut streets, was broken by thieves,
who robbed the window OF goods to the value OF
on Wednesday night hVe W pairs Of shoes so@
southeast corner OF Fifth and Morris streets. AS
customary, the thieves escaped arrest.
At an early hour this morning thieves effected an
entrance into the boot and shoe store OF IL. Schne
der directly opposite the Detective othce, tlith
o6w oeTS Pev caTSed OF BY g San and
TO the value OF $780, The robbery was only dscov-
cred when Mr.. Schneider appeared to open the store
Yesterday Afternoon a sneak thief carried off two
coats from wagon IN 'front.' OF george Jollys dyeng
establishment, No. 12l Cailowhill street, and early
this morning woman had her pocket picked OF s22
at Vine street wharf on the Delaware.
The fact that no arrests were made in any OF the
cases above menu9neo SPEAKS well, Wen lor tne eme@iy
OI Che present poCe loIce. SiIne ID unupuoIeuIt
the increase in this city, and measures should at
ence be taken by the police authorities to check 1t.
WIFE BEATERs.-Danlel Donovan is a worthless
sort OF a character He has been separated for some
family In West Philadelphia. Last night Daniel
met his wife at Thittyhf and Market streets and
wn0ue % any PTovocatIo1 @ assauseu @ rea' anu ahosC @
band band was arrested ana committed by Alderman
oinrH; m, rJooor rooiaoe ot r,ovor,b ord p,.zwt
,t "a & arreta az ,or rI SJ
suee.s io a. S @ = ySt J % ms
tgan Defendant had hearing before Alderman
Hagan, and was held in $500 bail to answer.
Themas Riley, it Is alleged, beat his wife In
shocking manner yesterday. Alderman Bonsall
committed him for trial
MAsOSIG ELECIIOE IN ~ CAMDEn;TLSst I even eYen,hg az
ooi in %In " h iyiJ a.
Us ~ Nv. 10 80 f ~ A. =, ,i T nInsoi
mons were were eecten LOT II 1ne ensuing Masonic years
,or thirtv second Iarraa Fnr Tcennt Kng MeSrv
Igi " 5 L. rAue, .Ty
Scribe, William Hardacre. For Treasurer James
w. Wroth. For Secretary Charles J. Fireng
thrty-second degree. For Trustees. William Wal
lace Goodwin, thirty third degree, J. L. De La
COur thirtysecond degree, and ABB. FraZee, thirty
second degree.
TIE I.wp EIEcT1oN IN C.vnrN-Mopr or oup
IoLioE IAkhN aoEoss THE pEnM III n, IL, esseruy
lanes Ericsson, LeuIehan. OF PoiGe Oh tne S9cona
tha totriot toGa TO Na.,
Jersey on the alleged charge of having been un.
lawfully concerned in the troubles that recently took
place in Camden at the late election. They were
arraigned before United States Commissioner Cas-
sadly, and after a partial Investigation they were
held in $1,000 bail each for further hearing on
Thursday next, at II O'Clock, A M.
e,,.,,,o on o,1oo,n,, yoc,o-,or o,..~.o,x
SiNkinG OF p SoH1oHER:.6 GOMEZ ~ esIerdav aiGernoon
the schooner RoHle conner was struck oy squat
IN the DelaMare OH iine steet WhaLI, auu ~ capsZ-
thing discernbe after the accident was portion Of
her topmast The schooner was loaded with 600
bushels OF wheat. The crew were preciptated into
the water, and were rescued from drowning by the
Delaware Harbor policemen, who happened to be
near at hand at the time. This morning the
schooner was raised and toWed into Pine street
dock.
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MYsTERY.-Anout ~ O'Clock last nlght man
was foupd by Policeman Donovan, Of the Ninth
district living on the sidewalk in David street near
Twenty third and Vine i'm an insensible condition
lie had a severe cut in the neck and the physcisn
who dressed the wound was of the opInion that
IL had been inflicted with some sharp instrument
The wounded man was removed to the Pennsylvania
Hosnital This morning he was still living in an in
sensible condition TIE nolice are inyestigatinp
the matter
Srsppcrvn or poppTpv So,,o ,inoo ciroo q nan
tlenan residing I'm Rnckfor6 straet beinw -, ,Sen
tietb was robbed of watch and chain and yester-
1av q man named TT Eildebrand wos' takan info
,nstody On snsnicion of having committad tho rnh
bery, He was seen In the neighborhood. ana was
nointed ont Inv child as the 05itv marty On the
person OF defendant were recovered three silver
Matcnes anu iour pawn tickets' huoeoIaud VIII
nave d meaIIng peIoie AtueIHhn herI, at the Gen.
ua roloe o'aIloD, ~ els aIeInoon.
A DUNR PoJIcFyAN- A hout A o'cIock this morn
ing Ninth district policeman noticed man com
ing down Corinthian avenue, near Parrish, carrying
large Dundle. 1he stranger, on seeing the onlcer,
oroppea tne propeWIty W ana ran: Mr' Poiiceman, IN;
stead OF pursuing the tnlel, stopped and examined
the 1uhuIe, whcn was Ionhd 10 Sontalh scruoong-
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