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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 10, 1873.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

HERALD wHIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Celtic (Br, Thompson Liverpool July 81,
Hyde Sparks LHpsTeacsd meGeTate westerly WINS
Igsn s s on ppt TOR synSS Ga ae e and
City Of Paris bound east As AM, National steamer,
Steamship samara CBr, Bflingc Liverpool July g. via
Queenstown SOth' with mdse and passengers to q q
Steamship Denmark tBr) Sumner, London July q and
Hay % vain a g lon aHd ' Ss narS
ship bound east ith lat MS lon ~ q Cunafd steam.
pool; 9TH of Nantaskct ship Southern Chief, from Am
Steamship Albemarc, Stark, Hamilton Bcrmuda) Aug
7, with mdse and passengers to Iunt Bros.
via Key West oh with mdsS and PASSENGERS to MAI
Shs. Kelley oi Boston, LEAKING, had steam f pump on
with mdse and passSngers to Garrison c,.v pon, ~,
Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Steamship Knight Johnson, Georgetown, DC, with
steamship, Regulator Freeman. Philadelphia, with
Ship Glory the Seas Boston,, Knowles Liverpool
ship Jacob A stamler, samson, Havre, 46 days, with
Ship Atnsnais Ioi 81 John, NIB, Baker Leghorn June
10, with mdsc 10 Ruger Bros; vessel to Jas Ewel
Bark Camilla Ger, Bechman Bristol Sc days, in bal
Bark sesii Dubrovacki Aus, Gogga, Leth 81 days,
with coal TO 9rder vessel TO- s9coych& Co. July ~ lat
Sr New SH Y % spoke bark oOeo aus IRON MarSee'
Bark Wdar Nor Olsen, Hayre As days, in ballast to
(Nor), from Liverpool for Baltimore .
Bark Cerere (AusD, Chattarnch, Marseles, 40 days,
with mdse to Slocovich Co.
Bark Marco Polo (Ger) Minssen, Bremen Ga days. with
pdse and 295 passengers, to Koop Co. Had births
during the passage.
Bark Gitana Nor Flagestadt st Nazaire 81 days, in
ballast, TO Funch, kdye Co.
Bark Hidago tof Liver pooh Roberts Rio Janeiro June
81, via Hampton Roads, days with coffee, TO johnson,
Perry & Co. Vessel 20 q h Bulley.
Bark Ada Carter, Nicholas, Rio Janeiro. June IL, via
Hampton Roads, 3davs with coffee to master.
Brig sarah Emma Cof Boston,, Carter, Pert Gale
dona, CB 16 days with coal to Bird Perkins JOBS YES
sci 10 Marcus Hunter.
Schr Elvira, Bancroft, Alexandria for Boston,
Schr lsebecca Knight Bartlett, Virginia.
Schr II Jones. Davis Georgetown DC, for Hudson.
Schr Hickman, Robinson, Toms River, Nd.
RrrURYED-Brig Helen Rowley, Davis, hence 9TH
inst tor Lisbon via He'll Gate grain laden struck on the
middle ground Woolsey Point, same day before re-
ported having ordered back by the underwriters
the will be taken out and the vessel taken the
dry dock for examination and repairs
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New Bedford for New
York. with mdsc and passengers TO Ferguson Wood:
Bark Constante tAus), Snowman, Fan River for New
York, In ballast TO Slocovich A co.
sshr CURTIS Goodwin, Le wis Prnpdenns Tor New York
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, ohio, August 10, 1873.
A fire last night started near the engine room
IN the steam pump factory OF J. II. MCGOWAN, Il
Co., on Second street. and went up through the five
stories Of the building, but did not the roof
any considerable portion Of the floors to fall in.
ihe building owned by Poland h Henry, was
damaged about $4,000. MCGOWAN & Co.'S stock and
machinery, valued at about sos 200, were damaged
20 the extent OF $4,000, which Is covered by
$4,000 insurance in Cincinnati companies. The
IRE was got early under control.
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NEGRO DEsPERADOES Gagged.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10, 1878.
Two notorious negro horse thieves, named re-
spectively Gibson and Anderson, made desperate
attempt to escape from Detectives wood and Levy,
while en- route to jail late last evening. They broke
away, and, although heavily lroned ran fully mile,
followed by shots. They were finally captured,
after lighting desperately with several members OF
q base bah club, who intercepted them.
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MURDER IN BALTIMORE,

DALTIMUKE, august TO, 1873.
fireman on the steamship Baltimore, named
Graner, left the steamer tonight with two bottles
or liquor. The Custom House officers Carson
and Morton objected but Graner passed on, fol-
lowed by Carson. In few minutes pistol shot was
spot, found Graner shot in the head. lie was taken
on board the steamer and died soon after SSCarson
He will surrender to the police authorities in the
morning.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDES.

Louis Rick, OF Asa West Forty second street, at.
fempted to take his life last night by cutting his
throat with a razor. He was removed to the re-
ception hospital by the police of the Twenty-sec.
Ond precinct
Philip Stevenson, OF AIS East Fifteenth street at
tempted suicide last night by stabbing himself in
the right breast during an alteration with his
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Fight Between Women.

Mary Thebald and Jane Edgerton got into an
alteration with eacn other in the yard OF the tene-
ment house 1876 Wykon street, early yesterday
morning. Mary put summary end to the row by
battering James mead with clothes pole The i'm.
jured woman was removed to the hospital in an
insensible condition. Her assailant was locked up
In the Butler street Police station,
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THE JEWS AND THEIR SABBATH.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug

CHICAGO, H., August 10, 1873.
number OF Jewish citizens have addressed a
petition to Mayor Medl asking protection from the
disturbance of their sabbath beginning on Friday
ana ending ON saturday evening, by prohibiting
the carrying on of trade in the vicinity OF their
places OF worship No action has yet been taken
ON the peHtion. $4,000
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The Cabinet Reorganization and Its Parlia-
mentary Consequences
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 11-6 A. NJ
Mr.. Ayston, late Commissioner OF Puphc "ofKs'
becomes Judge Advocate General an ohice WHICH
has been vacant for three years
1t is believed that it will be necessary for MI
Gladstone to be reelected to Parliament IN conse
quence of his assumption of the CHARACTERISTIC
the Exchequer.
Mr. Childers will retire altogether from the
Ministry in October. report that he was to sue
coed to the EXchequer is not correct.
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MORE RAILROAD SLAUGHTER,

A Midland Railroad Train Thrown on
the Track by Two COws--Thrcc Men
Killed and Six Seriously Injured.
0IILLrA, ontario, August 10, 1873.
frightful accident occurred ON the Midland
Railroad yesterday, resulting in the death OF three
men and serious injury 10 six others. gravel
train left Orillia at one O'Clock and
when near the Narrows Bridge the
engine ran over two cows, throwing
the train from the track. The flats telescoped the
caboose in which the men were seated, killing
James stephens, Thomas Darby and T. Lake. Some
oil those injured are not expected to recover.
number OF cars were demolished and the line was
blocked for six hours.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Augustus Wasch and Henry Clemens, OF 242 De-
lancey street, got into an alteration last night at
the above number, when Clemens drew revover
and hred at Wasch. The latter was hit in the
right SIDE anu slightly wounded. Clemens was ar
Iesteo ny the p0nce OF the Thirteenth precinct
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A CAR-H00K ASSAULT.

Patrick Coleman, driver OF car No. a. OF the
Second Avenue line struck Patrick Cornell of / OsO
First Avenue, on the head, last night with the car
nook. A dispute arose about some trivial matter,
when the driver losing his temper. grasped the car
hook and used II. He was arrested by the police
OF the Nineteenth precinct. Cornell is severely in
furpd ~'J 80
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MONDAY, AUGUST rs A. NJ
THE WAR IN SPAIN.
Republican Retreat and Carlist Advance = in
Navarro
TELEGRAM 10 IEE NEW Yuak HERALD.

BAYONSE, August 10 1878.
The Carlists have surrounded Oyarzun, in the
province Of Guipuzcoa.
The republican troops have retreated TO Pampe-
luna from ElzoRda leaving the Carlists in posses
sion OF Northern Navarro.
The Carlist General Dorregaray with 1000 men,
Is at san Esteban.
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STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

PATERSON, N. j., August 10, 1873.
As Mr.. Horton, wife and child were taking
pleasure ride this morning about eleven O'Clock at
Middletown in crossing the track of the Erie road
they were struck by the Cincinnati express and
AL seriously, and 1t is feared the child fatally in
jured Both horses were Killed.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Philip Dykeman, aged twelve, native OF New
York, while at picnic July 2s, fell down stone
quarry, striking his head He was taken to Bellevue
Hospital from his residence 607 East Thirteenth
street. by his father, and died at Bellevue Hospital
on the Sth inst OF meningitis following the fall.
Coroner Young will hold an inquest.
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Drowned While Bathing.

James Grant, twenty-five years of age, and resid-
ing at the corner OF Segel and Morrell streets
drowned while bathing yesterday afternoon at the
foot OF South Fourth street. His body was not
recovered.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


Frederick Martin fell from building in Butler
street, where he was working on Saturday even
ing, and was fatally injured. He was removed to
the hospital.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August TO- 1873.
August Herchstadler, leading citizen and heavy
contractor, was buried here to-day. A week ago he
was accidentally wounded in the leg by the prema.
ture discharge OF his pistol. Modification and
scarlet lever followed, which caused his death.
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PROBABLE MURDER.

Bradley Morgan, OF the barge w. $. Milton, at
pier S5 North River, was stabbed in the back last
night with dirk knife by Robert Belker during
0ght on the boat, He was sent to the Park Hos
pital oy the police OF the Fifth precinct and eker
Mas ed
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TERRIBLE STORM In BALTIMORE.
Two Vessels and Several Buildings
Struck BY Lightning-HOuses Flooded
The Losses.

The Losses.
BALTIMORE, Md,, August 10. 1873.
heavy rain storm, accompanied by vivid light
ming and unusually loud and sharp peals Of thun-
der, occurred in this city between two
and three O'Clock this morning. The
sloop Lucy, Captain Christy, Of Brandywine,
Del, while lying at Laght street wharf,
was struck by lightning and her topmast and
lOwermasJ shivered. Chatsworth and schroeder
Runs, in the northwestern section OF the
city, overlooked, and the foundations Of
several houses in course OF erection were
washed away. The cellars Of a large num-
Der OF buildings were hooded The stalls Of
George Sheets were struck by lightning and vau-
able horse killed. The aggregate loss Will reach
several thousand dollars. The schooner Le0nidas,
Captain David Howard, was also struck by light
ming during the storm this morning, and had her
mainmaSt shattered.
The box factory OF L. CRUDE Co., corner Of
West Falls avenue and Lombard street, was struck
by lightning, entaillng loss OF $4,000.
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ssnr Laura Rebinsep Robinson. Tsn Krvsr FOR niAs.
=: oss s. pssp for New New TsT
ssSr ss%sr;ss s:L sy York
schr Alice Noyss Baker. Augusta, Ne. for Phiadel
ssSr Sstsro ssrSou crowd PTovide ;Se Tor New York
x schr Eliza Rsynor Hiichei. ProVdsncs for New
wf Smith, ys kss for 1 ssE New xo1s York
b, hichard Law, Eldred. New Bedford for Phiadel
vs Sshr William Young, Young Port Jefferson for New
Jo shr gpiGn peysr New York. with ath
w Sih stone saae M rasey Cromwell CT for New York.
as se M FpDs sr.wn Nantucket for New York. with
s sse %ss, sSSnad Ct Kew
York Stone to boron ' Co. A''0ns Point for New
nSas ra 9ye oS o a New York
schr Ellen Alien Madison Tor New Ne Ss YORK sorA
lam Sra New !ss Ssw York
vs sehr Bacsinsham Pease. Portland ct Tor New
schr Jo;eph . Ross Paul Taunton for New York
Schr VIM Grey, Grey New London for Newburg.
sehr coe sSf for Se% York
schr Reading RR No 49, Creiand Norwich for Philade
schr Harry Lee, Mayo Calais for New York. with lath
to Sap sn HS s t. for ao New
sehr George Emily Kelly Yarmouth tor New York,
W
schr Maud Webster, Ryder, Bridgeport for New York.
schr Storm Petrol, DAVIS, New Haven for New York.
Schr Franklin, Vail, New Haven New York
schr Willie Martin, Mayo, Portland for New York, with
lumber to order.
Schr o Hawley, Bayes, Providence for New York.
Schr John Falkingham, Smith, Jonesport for New
York, with lumber To order.
schr Edward Lindsey, Bradley New Haven for Am
boy.
New York.
schr Caroline e Grant, Grant, Providence for New
York.
Schr Pangussett Wappes, Boston for New York.
steamer Abaross DAVIS FAN River Tor New York. with
mdse and passengers.
Steamer Electra Mott Providence tor New YORK. with
Steamer Thetls Gale Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Schr John Lozier Lincoln, New York for Somerset
Schr Mantle Bebee, New York for Taunton.
schr Goddess, Kelly, Rondout for Lynn.
Schr Hattie Ferry, Chase, Philadelphia for New Bed
ford.
schr Fury, Marcus, New York for Providence.
schr Smith, snow, Blizabethport for Wareham.
Schr Lugano Dow new York for East Machas,
tucket.
schr Webb, Cook, Elzabehport for Providence.
Schr Vena, Allen, New York for Boston
schr William q MOwry Eaton Hoboken for Newbury-
schr Benz scudder Brown, New York for New Ha-
Ven
Schr Cloud, Cathcart. Trenton for Norwich.
Scnr II Il j oakley, Newman, RondOut for Pawtucket.
schr Stancif, Fields, New York for Portland.
schr Maria Louisa, Edmond, Rondout Tor Bridgeport.
Wind at sunset ESE.
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Fire.

Last evening fire occurred in frame house,
owned and occupied by william Maloney at the
foot OF Henry street. A damage OF 5000 was done
Insured In the Liverpool, London and Globe Com
pany. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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A MAN KILLED BY an EXPRESS TRAIN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE August 10, 1873.
James Rooney, resident OF this city, was struck
by an express train on the Central road, near
Amsterdam, yesterday, and killed.
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AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, August TO- 1873.
The American Dental Association, which has
been in session several days at Putin Bay, adj
journed yesterday 1t was the largest meeting
ever held bydentiSts.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

WORCESTER, Mass, August 10, 1873.
Martin Callahan twenty-one years OF age, was
s sh,s while bathing in Lake Qninsigamond
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NEWS.
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
rom New York city to MILESTONE IL and the is
now open for the transaction of business
The line will be found of great to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly,
As there is other telegraph communication with
Whtesone, the Herald Line will be open all business
and private and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages. twenty-five cents for words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message of twenty words
less to be delivered board vessels of Whtesone
dollar five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the New YORK HERALD free
Herald once, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office, corner Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn
Whitestone Dock, MILESTONE IL.
At the Herald Branch Offices of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn, and 1865 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. I A

PROVIDENCE, II. l., August 10, 1873.
Print cloths quiet and firm. Sales of the week
cS6oo pieces, at exc. for extra CAS-, exc. for com,
mon. and &C. Tor seconds aud rejected,
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Death from Fright.

Late or Saturday night Michael Savage fell from
the stoop OF his house, 744 Dean street
and was badly injured. His wife was so shocked
by the occurrence that she died few hours there.
alter Savage is still alive.
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DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.

william Williams Knocked his wife Margaret
down and kicked her last night at their residence,
% Park street. she was removed to the Park
Hospital by the police OF the Sixth precinct, but
q esCaped.
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THE CHOLERA.

LOUISVILLE KY, August 10.
There was only one death from cholera reported
in this city during the week ending tonight.
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FIRE IN A LIGHTHOUSE,

QUARANTINE S. l., August 10, 1873.
A IRE broke out at halfpast ten O'Clock in the
st0reroom OF the United States Lighthouse.
Everything In the storeroom was DESTROYED No
buildings were damaged. The loss Is unknown.
The fire ID now out.
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THE PROPOSED NEW STATE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August TO- 1873
All the newspapers with one exception, In
western Kentucky oppose the project Of forming
new Stste Gus OF portions OF Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Mississippi The project IN that section
10 co6s dered visionary.
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The Weather in This city Yesterday.

The following record Will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 4
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WA6HINGT0N, D. o., August Ill A. n.

For the Middle Atlantic States, high but decreas.
ing pressure, southeasterly winds, higher tempera-
ture and partly cloudy weather, with local rains
in Virginia; for the lower lakes ana New
England, falling barometer, southeastery winds,
partly cloudy, warmer weather, and occasional
rains on the lower lakes for the upper lake region
and the Northwest, light variable Winds lower
temperature and clear weather, extending to
Missouri and Kentucky; for the Gulf and south
Atlantic States, southwesterly winds, high tenn
perature and generally clear weather. Reports are
missing from the Southwest and the far Northwest.
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average temperature yesterday. $1,000. TAX
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ....................... 7014
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AmAnac TOT Now 4 Ork-Th1S Dnys
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises.......... CO Gov. Island. morn 10 81
Sun sets. .......... z OF Sandy Hook. morn SO
Moon rlses....eve IA Hell Gate. .....eve II %
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
, 1873-12-31
A E1ltcitttlf Elltl1iIys

FF1W tic ~. L0ttla HepuGttcHH.
John Harper, OF 0llpln County, Colorado,
owned largo ranch, on which IL q rich gold
mine, near Central. l1e l,ad boen bal1y eillbar-
rassod in his tlnapcea but tho proceeds Of tho
ranch a,,d n,ino Ind brought him through the
trouhlc, and ho waa out OF debit. Tlls was about
a year ago. IIo then committed Suicide and loft
q largo farnily woll of. John Harper never told
wAat 1nado him do 1t. Apparently wllon llfo was
tast BEGINNING to 10 easy and pleasant, ho Gut of
his daughters IL hl1a. DAyld noomert, at Long
mont. hllss Mattlo Harper, another, lived
with her married sister. sho was q
young lady. There wore seyeral younger
children. hfattio locked herself up lii hor
room QUO day and would not lot Mrs. Noomort
III. Thon Mrs. uoonlert ran to a'uelglbor'h ind
said "Alattie haA locked herself III Aor roam
anl Tn afraid she will do something to horsolt."
Illa uad end Of her fatl1or was uppermost IN tho
wos.A,.'s mind. Tho ueighhoss came mud looked
into Mattios room through q window nnd saw
her atantling III one corner With her faco to tho
wall. Tho door MIA hroken open ind hlattie WAS
found hanging BY y white woolon comfort to .
She loft letter mud u WILL but no reason for her
eulIon departure from tho world. She wanted
],er share Of tho cstate divided bctwoun her two
little slsters aud them well eduoatea.
, 1873-12-31
THE DEATH IN THE JOLIET PRISON.

10 the Editor n The Chtcaon Tribune:
8lR: Shall men In prison DO deprived Of life
with impunity7 A siok man is compelled to
Bleop in solitary" on cold stone floor, for tho
offeusa Of doing O ernall day's work, aud is
brought thenco and plunged into cold wasor until
death ensues. Tho testimony OF Warden Hall
will mako tho blood Of eycry humane man run
cold; hear him: 4'He was immersed lead
rndor. Whon he got out Of the tub, ho WAS
seated on It's edge. lie broathod hard. i. {.
He was then Immersed again. J. g. or
dercd him batLcd third and fourth time.
(. E. From tho ti1no I aaw him put
III, ho, did not speak" Poor nun! !!
cold and stifrhned. "breathing bard" unable to
speak, he ~ for stnbbornucss Was duokca again u
the last inlmcreion1 4 sick fellow-belng, who
had striveu hard for life, but, overpowcred by
numbers, Ind been chilled and nearly autrocated.
ats dumb on the drealful tub Of destruction,
with tho monster dcatl contending for tho MUS
tory. Tho heavy heavihSa OF 4ais breast. md
Ills gurgling,. stranslea strugt:les evoke no
sympathy. TAo poor creature: with no yeco to
interpoBe, 10 friend to iutercodo, Ia hurried to
death's door by Htil another plunge in the freex-
ing tub.
Great God! ia there no punishment for out
rage like this or. will it be glosaed over by legal
technicalities ? A person in n state Of nudity
very readily parts with animal heat when wholly
Immersed In cold watcr Tho bbdy stitiens and
hardenB; the blood becomes thick, and flows
with great difficulty the resisting powers over
come the propoiling; the heart is checl;ed and
action ceaso.. Whether the heatt, by overatrain,
bursts or not, il inmatcral as fnr ~ the nature
of tho ofenao is concerned, for in either case the
MGu is killed. JUSTICE.
HYDE pAnK, Dec 20 1873.