Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-16
NEWS ITEMS.

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There was one fatal case Of cholera in
Columbus Ohio, yesterday.
The wife Of John Wilson of Deering,
Me-, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by cutting her throat. She was der
anged.a ylsY 6Gs9ildgI .eiIEH ,sshgrUd2
james B. Beebee% of Poughkeepsie
died at Great Darlington, Mass, yes
terday. He was one OF the old steam
boat captains Of the Hudson river.
9mEmanuel Hensler, fonei1of the oldest.
and wealthiest citizens of Tonawanda,
Erie county, and heavy lumber dealer,
committed suicide at six o'clock yester.
day morning by hanging. No cause is
assigned for the act Ahu aAdVAo1 n
Dispatches from the various places in
Germany where cholera prevails state
that the disease is increasing in yiru-
lence. '.hI&IaaTAN 3aT
Intelligence has reached Lisbon that
n treaty of peace between Paraguay,
Brazil, and the Argentine Republic has
been signed9ma-f o1rlaR .s5rDirft
aABayonne despatch says eight hun
bred Galician Socialists'are marching on
Portugal, in which country they hope
to find mpathizersI with their move
ment.
Michael Ryan was severely injured in
Jersey City, yesterday, by falling into
an open sewer. ~
THE body Of the man found oil the
railroad track at Newark, Monday
night, has not yet been identified. It
will belburiedAto-day.h 10 on
Azariah Drake an, ex7Alderman OF
Jersey City, was knocked downiin New,
ark avenue, yesterday morning, and
robbed of gold watch and ten dollars
IN oney-.TdGAuEIIT D adgIIa1yT1
Newark comes to the fore once more
as the scene of one Of the most extraor-
binary suicides on .record-that of a
horse. Frederick Theurer, a grocer,
had q fine animal worth several hun
bred dollars. The other morning The
found that the, animal had hanged itself
in the stable. How it came to do the
rash act is something that, nobody can
find out, but it is certain that there was
no " woman in the case.
Elias Durand died in Philadelphia
yesterday at the age of eighty-three
years. He was born in France, and
served under Napoleon /. as pharmacien
I in the army. After the fall Of Napoleon
he came to this country and established
q drug store on the present site Of the
Ledger building, which was for many
years the most celebrated store OF the
kind in The city. A herbarium, en-
bracing ten thousand American plants
presented by himo occupies Ia separate
gallery in the Jardin DIES Plantes in
Paris. -----.
Among the names Of those advertised
as not having paid taxes in Jersey City
stands James Fisk. Jr, who is assessed
four hundred and Lightweight dollars
for large tract Of meadow, land on the
Hackensack river.
Mayor O'Neill of Jersey City yester-
day finished signing outstanding war
rants, and all claims on general account
have been paid except about sixteen
Thousand dollars There q is still one
hundred thousand dollars due the Hud-
son County bank. fo.ad reh3 2 ~,
u When the Philadelphia train arrived
at New Brunswick yesterday a boy WAS
found sitting on the COW catcher, He
declined to give his name, but said he
wanted to get to0New YorklI2He was
brought on.l1s bse 1T ~" .ua
Yesterday afternoon o party of boys
belonging to Trenton went out cunning
in the vicinity of that city. One Of the
boys named Warburten, while standing
near his companions, was accidently
shot through the yheadby one of them.
The bullet lacerated the skull frightfully
and caused instantaneous death. The
body was carried to the home Of the ILL
fated youth, where his friends Became
frantic with grief s'"' ''.'''''''s''.'''''-'''~
EdmundTDl ,Scudder, "a son of Judge
Z. W. Scudder, OF the Supreme Court,
resi- ling at Trenton, died at Point
Pleasant, Thursday, from congestion
of the brain, brought on by the heat
and excitement OF q game of base ball.
Deceased was graduate, of Princeton.
Glass of 70, and d voting lawyer Of con-
siderable promise. He was married
four months ago to daughter of SenaI
TOR heWllgi VIVA Wllosel family ne was
spending the Summer vacation.
A sportive sturgeon leaped into boat
in the Savannah river, Knocked down
one of theierew, 'sprainea ankle Of
another, and then calmly foated off
from the boat; which he had complete-
" filed With water.r sas saooio ,ssaoilw |
A Cleveland, Os,,ahaekman, ? who tried
to collect by force ian exerbitant fare,
was so frightened by his intended vie1
tim producing revolver, that he sought
police station, and leftthe stranger, to
take care of his hack, while he went to
have him arrested Ta1ars QAoHa
The following item gives Q hint which
seems worthy the careful consideration
ofaall who have otalkativeawives.t "The
gn1sP in d Springfield la Mass, factory are
supplied by the proprietors with chew
ipg-gum, in order that they, not waste
time in talking" - ..-----
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MARRIED. Az
OnfJuly l24thy 1875 by Rev. L. Fl. gReinhartI
George McClane, of Newark, to Allie Patter7
son, of Elizabethport. Newark papers please
copy.
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