Evening star., 1877-07-26

DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoHIA-F CsHf
-aS,d ItcO le,gss Bt,s FrOua Tle lfffr %.
huhd Npit- Dog Coroner wOltmau wa re-
qpeSted yesterCsy 10 inquire into the cir-
cumstances attending the case uf Thomas
Ehillips, aged two years. who, according tn
uhe certificate OF the attending phys clan,
died nom the effects of ofhydrOphObia. On Jha
evening OF June on. while the child wac
paying on thr door step OF his raSl lpnca,
No. ll9 Spring street he was attacked by q
faptd SpltE dog, which bit him several tIneS
ON lie cali OF The LEFT leg. Persons Wlp Vers
Witnesses OF the occurrence al once removed
ne y 10y 10 a helghhorinE drug store, whore
lhe wounds seven in ma mber were thorougl-
~ cauttTizet with nitric acid. Or. ". J.
SaNage. OF No. ll4 east 1lth street vas sum-
noned by Tie child's parents. The physi-
cian applied equal portions OF car1oilc aeid
aad glNcerine. and prescribed "a iotiou OF t,ts
same. The wounds, the majority og which
was light, soon began to heal kin 4!y and
aftcr e slt days lie boy hal apparently en-
tlrely recovered from tue effects OF .iIe dogs
savage attack. tn triCay morning. how
ever ht manifested hydrOphobic symp. Oms.
Mheil hls noiher proceeded 10 glNg "a IN has
usual morning bath ne brcamc terror sfri ken
al the SlEli Ol lie water, screaming Aloud
ana wildly clutching his mothers clothing.
ir. savage VINO WAS again callei 20 attend
tlfa o. me following evening. fDuuI tLc
little sufferer somewhat fevertsn. buf show
ing no tendency TO spasms. a seisiive was
Administered, but with little elect. for, n
lew hours after. the child was seizef with
conVulsions, accompanied by frOthiug from
Tie mouth and an aversion for liquids of
ham 10 cry ont with terror. These symptoms
were continuous through SATURDAY n GIT
ana sunday morning. He death. wlIct en-
sbed al > y. ma, on sunday, Was, however,
con para'iVely painless, the little patient
having about an hour precious sank into n
cCAdillpn Oi exhaust y. 4. Itials, 2ka
ss-James SchOst, t,s. o. Valley Field, willie
attempting 10 board the steamer Bohemian
IN the CANA ~ Montreal yesterday, iell mo
the water and was drow ned.
es-Tha request of Gen. Crittenian resp ecr-
lng Tie remains OF his son, who persisted i'm
lie Custer massacre. were reliE.DaSiy oh
served; and has body was alone left in tina.
most hitting burial ground for a dead soldier,
the field on which ne fell.
RS-The II Hilton-Seligman affair. as swings
Alliance sees n: 'N0t many years ago uDoi
the gales OF European towns there were
notices that no Jew must enter the place,
Out All THIS has declined anu declined uuJil
II has reached little placagd on Z single
tavern"
~ There is trouble among the doctors i'm
llClana poGs. The mana gers Of the city
hospital have appointed a homopathist On
the hoari oi consulting phys-c ans. aud the
with him. The homo pathisIs refuse TO
oudge, and the managers are firm.
et n party OF Boston ladies meandering
about Williamstown, Mass, the other day,
We're oNert8lNen by a COW. "Girls.' SAID
Miss Culture, Of Beacon street, girls the
anupathy we have for this animal makes tt
Imperative that we emulate certain pOliti-
clans, 20 i recommend that we get On the
fence"
us-'.WeIl, what 10 you think OF the strik-
ers:' said Mr.. Jones 10 Miss Smith at sara
toga. Tine Suykers," exclaimed sarah
Smith; "why didn't know they were here
the season? aud didn't Mary Mattonhead's
sister marry "a Stryke What Mr.. Jones
subsequently said OF Miss Smith ia lie bar
Is unnt Tor publication.