The New York herald., 1875-08-18
NEW JERSEY.

AS Gerard Parker Of West New York. on his way
homeward on Monday, he attacked by large New
foundland dog that out of Wurtz's Park The ami
mai tore his leg, inficting very ugly wounds
most determined stand is being taken in Hudson
and Essex counties TO defeat the proposed amendment
to the constitution, which would repeal tho give
County acV and impose a tax on mortgages.
Jacob schloppinger of Union HILL chastised his aged
father in such energetic way that the battered
parent procured from Justice Kephart, yesterday,
warrant for the arrest of the young rulan and he
held TO bail 10 await trial
The body OF George Mount, who and
killed at fhe Erie Railway depot in Jersey City, on
Monday night, taken from the Morgue TO New York
by Captain Mount of the Nineteenth precinct who is
brother of the deceased.
Mr. Eastman, Superintendent of the State Reform
School, at Jamesburg has recapured the six Juveniles
who escaped from the institution three weeks ago
Two were found in Newark, two in New brunswick,
one in Hoboken and one in New York.
Anna Vogel of North Bergen, petitioned one Jacob
Weidekehr TO restore her stolen dress and household
goods The prayer was not granted, and Jacob flung
Anna down stairs She severely injured, and pro-
cured warrant for the arrest of her assaant
The store of William Wallin, No. 3l3 Willow street.
Hoboken, was entered by burglars on Monday night
and robbed of considerable quantity of liquors and
cigars fellow named Gandley arrested last
evening on suspicion Of being the burglar He was
held for examination.
In the contested JerOloman VIII case at Jersey Cty
of the witnesses Catharine Hauendck, testified
that for several years previous 10 their marriage Mr.
and Mrs Jerooman lived as and wife. The sister
of the deceased seeks to have the will set aside the
ground of undue influence, and alleges foul play in the
death Of her brother.
Musso Marel and Joseph Vianni, residing in Newark
street. Hoboken arraigned before Recorder Bohn
stedt for cowardly stabbing Francis Mcdonnell, Of
Greenpoint who was their guest at the time They
committed in default of ST. 600 bail each, to await
the action of the Grand Jury. McDonnells head was
terribly cut with the knife.
An unknown man, about sixty years Of age apparently
sailor, killed yesterday morning on the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Lawrence station, few miles from
Trenton. His remains taken to Trenton where a
Coroner's inquest will be held to-day. He was poorly
attired, and his marked with anchors and
other nautical designs in India ink.
William Acker, a resident of Palisade avenue Union
Hl placed under bonds yesterday to await the
suit of investigation to the of his wfe's
death She expired yesterday morning after painful
sickness and IL is said that this the result of in
juries inflicted her by her husband during quarrel
days ago. The warrant sued for by his mother
and mother-in-aW.
woman named Della Curran was brought before JUS
tice Reese yesterday morning at Jersey City, on the
charge of stealing quantity of dry goods amounting in
value to 81 000 from the store of the late Patrick Whe
Ian Mr. Whelan died last year, and his wife, who
sister OF the accused, died two weeks ago The COM
plant made by Mrs Scott who is sister Of the
late Mr. Whelan and administers TO the estate Mrs.
Curran for long time employed in Mr.. Whean's
dry goods store Justice Reese admitted her to bail for
trtal