The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-27
NEW JERSEY.

Councilman Feore. Of the Second ward OF Eliza
beth, whose seat In the Council has been con.
tested by William Connolly, resigned last night,
the Court having decided the case against him.
young lad, named jeremiah Breen, residing
with his parents In HoOoken, fell against stove
last evening. upseting Kettle OF boiling water.
which BADLY scalded him about The head and
shoulders.
Mr.. Denis Cummings, one OF the inspectors OF
the BULBS Ferry road Improvement, while a work
yesterday, received injuries which resulted in his
death two hours subsequently. A large rock
which was lOosened from the embankment lell on
him and crushed HIN IN terrible manner. He
was taken to st. Mary's Hospital, where he died.
and the body was then removed to No. los Wash
1natOn street, the residence OF hts wife ana chill
dren.
The new charter for Jersey City, which has been
prepared by Senator ALBEIT, will be introduced
early next week in the Senate. Four republican
Senator's have declared their concurrence with
Governor Bedles condemnation OF commissions,
and they are In favor OF allowing the people OF
JERSEY City and all otner cities in the State TO
choose their own government. They condemn
the present Infamous charter which was passed
by corrupt republican Legislature
daring burglary rerpetrated at Brunds
chech's brewery, Jersey City Heights, at an early
hour yesterday morning. The thieves entered
through a trapdoor, and passing to an inner
room, where young nun employed in their pre- II.
lses was asleep administered cnlorolorm or some
other narcotic. They then took all the money
they found IN his clothing alter which they took
the keys and ransacked the place, but they found
nothing they considered worth taking away
The frauds In the Board Of Chosen Frceholders
OF Hudson county are o second time before the
Grand Jury. About twenty witnesses have been
subpGnaed to give testimony in relation to the
COyle case he fraudulent bills OF one Joseph
Black and the frauds IN the county institutions at
Snake HILL FreehOders Run and Wlenges have a
mass OF documents containing irrelutable test-
mony OF garing frauds. The members oil the
Alm5n0use Committee are more or less implicated.
Last evening there were conveyed to the Ho-
boken Police Station man named Frank Gilmore
and his wife and infant The married PAIR were
in state ion, while the Guild screamed
piteously and seemed to be sadly suffering IN con-
sequence OF its owners debauch The man and
vile were locked up IN a cell and the helpless in-
FAINT intrusted to parties who cared for It during
the night The captives SAID they resided IN New
York, whence they set out on q spree together
yesterday morning.
The suit Tor damages in the sum OF s1oo, 900 on
the part OF the heirs OF the killed In the tun-
mel OF the Delaware and LacKawanna Railroad
has been brought. not against the railroad, but
against McAndrews, the contractor. EX-Mayor
Sawyer, who has brought the suit Tor the heirs,
had an interview with the President and Super.
intendent OF rhc railroad, and they declined all
responsibility in the matter. The dangerous plan
OF conducting operations in this tunnel Is being
investigated by tue Crane Jury now IN session.