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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05


nnb Elm iIeines ainb, bic i'd in BET
Wobnuns befanben. unperIett. Sn BEN
Iai&inentaus Der itdbtii&en BaHer.
lperie, weI&es einise Minuten BON Der
U nsIidsftdtte entfernt. ienieits bss sle.
dar liest. ,uurben foit idmmli&e 9biren
unb Jeniter. ,ueI@e peri&loFen sstpeien
tuaren, jertriimmert. bos 9oIj seboeen
ooer eebro@en. bas @Ias in feline
Splitter sermoIrnt. Sic Tetonation
NOR 10 fart. hab in Der etabt unb
mebrere 9iIometer i'm llmfreis bic
feitefen 9duier eri&lftert murber uub
in tinselnen 7biren unb 1enlter auf.
fpronsen. 2eiber iinb brei Mrbeiter
our& bic GrpIoiiou u,sbr ober minber
f&tuer pertuunoet. unb ,tpei. Grouens.
p%erionen. tpeI&e in Der Tdbe bei&aftist
tuoren. our& umbersei@leuberte QoI3.
itdce. cine berieIben lsbenssefdbrli&,
bei&doist tuorben. Ginen pierten ar-
better fanb mon erit am sonntag in
Der Jrube tobt unb peritimmelt in Dem
nabe seIeseuer DdIb&en. uobin CT bur&
bic @epalt Der Grploiion sei&Ieubert
mar. Gin Slid mar es. oob Die Grplo<
lion ju elmer 3eit erfoIate, no fait oue
Irbeiter beim HbenbeKen paren. unb
tuabri9einlid nur Der @etobtete ii& in
benz Noum befanb. mo- bic R~atofropbs
ibren NnfanS nobm. Sic aus DC,
|Staot berbeigeeiIte J%euertuebr 5emei.
iterte baIo bas Geuer auf Der ltnsliids.
Hattie. 10 bob bic @cfabr BON ben iibri-
gen @erten uno namentli9 bon ben
reid scfiiaten M%sasosinen absemcnbci
tuuroe. Muf cinem 3lueisscleiie, meIdes
bic Jabrif nit Der giIenbabn perbinbct.
itanb in Der Nd0e beg obcn ~erudbnten
@~ o1erbouies Elm nit 200 Gcntncr YuI=
Der beIaoener Wasson. Der am onoern
Wtor0en abscbolt wcrben Iollte. @el.
den umfans bate bic &ataitropbe &c.
ncmmen, wenu bieier @asson BON Der
II r,bcrsei4lcuberten brennenber 9oI3.
tiiden-ein iol@cs lag ni@t gar tpei1
oapon entfernt-ipdrc ersriHen ,porben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05
0eutjdlonb.

ueber ben MaitG erbanbel
tes iunsen Berlin brinst Die rWolfssts."
ben naditebenoen 8sri1t: .DoB bic
YfinoittdIte" icIbit ouf bas @cIdaft
uniercr MaifdferbdnbIer nidt ohne Gin
flub sebIieben lit, ben Sang eri4uert
uno in J6lse oeien .studenmansel"
berbei9efabrt bot, benefit bic jest in bic.
lem Irtitel einsetretcne 9auHe. 60
b6rte mon seitcrn an oIcn eden unb
Gnocn bic 5uneen rufcn : rMaitafer,
Maitdfer, 5tid brei Naoeln !" mabrenb
es i'm porisen Sabre nod ben Yfnslten
bieb Safer Mai, Safer Mai fur cine
BABEL siebt es brei J" @elbitueridnblid
erbieltcn aud oiesmal bic YreiIe fur
einen 0ailcr, &0nis, Miiiler, @9orn-
teinieser II. I. M. i'm 9crbd!tnilis gu Der
iebisen &aritat einen Nufdlos uni
ioitst ). 9. Elm 9aiisr feds, Elm &Snie
bier Naoeln II. I. 10. Gin Sunse, MEL
der in Der 3urfuriten Strabe periudte,
cine Nuttion ieiner nabr;u an sweibun-
orrt sablenoen Oefunscnsn anjuitelen,
uno bieiel6en, bas 9ubenb nit su6If
Naoeln periubcrn wo0te, m,Bte bierfir
cine tribe Grfabruns MAIDEN. Scnn
nadbem feline Gonturrenten BON ieiner
Mblidt @ino bctamen, periammelten lie
id 5u einem 9aufen uno fielcn ibcr
ben bilisen Mann" Der, 10 oaB bieler
9en0tDist mar, silisit bic Jludt 81 er.
sreifen, notiirIid nit 9interIaHurs els
neg sroben Sbeiles ieincs lebenbisen
Waarenlasers." (Oemnud iAeint ii9
ia cine orbentli9e nMaitafcr- Sorie"
entipideln 5l polsn.
aus @Irtember9 miro utter
Dem 5. SUM seIdrieben 9m persans
senen Samitas Nbenb fur3 Dor 80 l1br
tpuroen mebrere Ge,uerfe Der Yulperfa=
rif Bel @ottuciI am Nsdar burd cine
fur9tbare Grplolion serit0rt. Oa bic
orei raid ouf chamber foIsenoen
s&Idse, pelde Die staot eri6itterten
Ito fart tparen, pie man lie 5ei elmer
iol@en &ataitrop6e-unb es lin6 beren
bel biefer Yulperfabrit leioer idon 81
ters oascuelen-in 3otttpeil nod ME
gebDrt bate, 10 fann man ii9 ben
Is&reden unb Die N~ufresuns in Der
Staot unb llmseseno benfen. 3ubem
lieb bic unsebeure @oIte a~ufittisenben
Yutperbampfes, burdmiidt nit ouf=
diebenben Jeuertrablen, Die BEL Der
bereinbredeneen 9unfelbeit ueitbin
lf&tbor waren, GntiesIiaes permut9cn.
uno i6auerIid 9enus lab es auf Der
unslidsfdtte aus. Die @e,perte, in
l,pel@en bic !grplolion itattseiunoen,
iparen total 3erit5rt, uno Die trimmer
brannten lidterlob. grennen0e 8alten
gum Sbeil BON betrd9tlidcr 2dnse, nnb
Mai&inentbeile Iagen nett um6erse-
h4leubert 5W beiben Seiten beg Nedar,
uno Iperrten tbeilmeiie Die 3usdn9e sur
unsIiidsitdtte. Das in Der Nabe iteben=
be, BON benz Snipcetor Der Ynlperfabrit
benuste, maiiipe Wobnbous bot eincn
i@aurisen MnbIid bar. Sbiren, Sen
tier uno @dnoc, ieIbit Die M0be! i'm
lSnnern iuaren furbtlar oesno!irt uno
|aIes bau@einanoer %seruorcm. @ie
Iour4 elm @unoer biitbeup cine Iraa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05
Sas YapitiubilGum in Oefe


= Sas Yaptjubildum in Deter.
reid. Nidt in @ien unb in Yro9,
ionocrn au@ in anbern SbeiIen Der
OiterreidIdcn Monordie 1T Der 3.
SUM- fetli@ 5u Gbrcn tes +. @aters
besan9cn ,porbcn. 60 i9reibt man
aus Der 9ouptitaot 5irols, Snnsbrud j:
S&on felt benz Grobn!eihnomstase
pransen ole straben i'm Tabnen-
i&mude. SeIbit BON oHentIiden Sc.
bduoen ,pie bos 0%anObaus. bic (. t.
poi, bic {. t. ODER : 3ealidule, bos
9anocs muicum peben sablreide pdpit.
li9c Glassen. Hosu friib Morsens
Bis in bic ipdte Nadt @oucrlduHe,
@lodenseldute, Mbenbs gcrsbeleu4-
tuns, Elm srobcs Heitbanistt uno Dor
Mllem @ottesoicnit in Den peri9iebencn
&ir9en. Muh in Steiermarf BOT bas
Bolt Mles auf, UNI bic 6eier 10 bcrrIi9
a!s m69li4 81 aeitaltcn. Sn Den per.
i4icoenen Orti@aften tpurben 3cttel
ansei@Ia9en. ,uel4c sur @eranitaltuns
BON G%reubenfeucrn auiforberten. Sic
Girden paren idmmtlid feili9 &c.
i9miidt, unb BON pielen 5birmen sueb
ten bic paptli@en Gabnen. M6snbs be-
gam bic 9Obenbeleu9tuns, weIdc i'm
Murtboie bei Qcoben unb i'm Mir;.
tbaIe Elm iiberaus pra4tpoiIes Bib bot.
2eiber it am& elm unsIiidsfatf 81 be-
Hagen. Id9it Der eibbabnNation
Mittenborf serietb am re@ten Mir,.
ufer Elm @alb in Brand. Gin san-
ger Ber9tc9eI itan6 ben ean3en So9
iiber in uuabernoer 2obe", iibcr melGer
I'D cine unour9orinsli@e &au9moIfe
auftbirmte. BON allen Seiten ,uur=
ben inbcb Mrbeitstrdfte requirirt, UNI
ben Brand 81 be9ren5en.
Cine Bette in Msnidemsefalt.
Nus Oortmuno tuirb unter Dem 27.
Mai geI4rieben @eitern Nadmittas
bat Der 9eiicIi@mieo 9ade in ieiner gu
ebencr Gr6e 9ele9enen @obnung, Qeo-
polotrabe IS, Dor Dem 8urstbor, eins
leiner bier 2inber. einen bliibenoen
6nabcn bon 4 Sabren, nit einem i1ar-
fen Bell erid!ogen, pdbreno Die Mutter
oesielben. unb Der dItelte 8ruoer aus
uarts beidaftist tuaren. Ser llnmcnid
bate ben Rnaben taltblutis an einen
5~barpfoitcn 9ebunoen unb Damn ben
5ieb boriSontaI sescn Bic Stirn sefibrt
unb 10 Den &opf beg unsladliden Sim
oes bon born nod binten selpalten. in
Golse oelien es balo perl@ieb. Mls
wenise Musenblide nod Der 5bat Elm
Yolisei Wudtmeilter uno Elm Gdub.
mann, bic li@ in Der Ndbe befanben
un6 non ben Nad6arn berbeiscrufen
wrroen lparen, in Die @obnMns bran=
gen, ipran9 Der M5rorr gum Jcniter
b%inous rnb ersriff Die Jludt, wuroe
abcr baIo wieoer einsebult unb in oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05
Scr ariee in Monteuesro.

Der &rlc9 IN Wonteue0ro.
Jirit Nitita = ober ,peni, man lie,
Ger Mil Nitolaus - BON Montenearo,
bate ben ni@t unperninf.isen gnt-
i@Iub sefabt. bic 9irten crit onSusrei.
fen, tuenn iein mddtieer @erbinbeter,
her .@eibe GSar" bic 9onau iibsrldrit-
ten baben tuiiroe.
M0ein Ct bate bic @cbnun9 obnc
ben @irtb, bas 1T biesmal oane Mbou!
8erim pai&a, sema9t. Denn Der
|tirtii@e .Seroar Gtrem", Der jcbenfols
ni@t in Dem @raoe ,pie Miuttar Yai9a
anf ben &opf SeiaQen 1T, itelte Die foI=
senoe lebr natiirli4e Grmdsuns on F:
Wenn i'd jsbt bic Montenseriner on.
sreife, 10 fann i'd ibncn cine lleber.
ma9t anf Den SaIs ididen. @enn i'd
oasesen tparte, biz Die &uiIen auf BEN
redten llier Der Donau itcben. 10 bleib'
mir fein Mfann unb feline 2anone fiji,
bic neutrality-suspicious. 8erse. Sa es
miro fosar st%ueifelbaft, ob i'd @futari 81
i9Iken i'm StanSe bin.
60 crbieIten ben bic beiben 4ai9as
Soliman unb gli @aib Befebl Der
.9errn Der e6war3en Yerse" BOT
,wei Seitcn susIeid, BON Der olbone1i-
i&sn unb bersesowinil@en> an,usrei.
fen.
SoI@em Muftros eeboriam perlici
Vii 6aib nit 10000 Mann, rcguldrcr
unb irresuldrcn, Sfutari, iiberIdritr
auf @&ifen ben See uno mari9irt'
oas Moeatfa- Sbal a%ufudrts.
N0rbIi@ BON 4obsoriba pcrlieb E,
boIelbe unb wdblte ben @es bur9 bas
en9e 3bal beg 3eta : ga4s, Der BOT
Weiten ber Der Mocafta ;uitrOmt.
4nitatt aber big CUR Guele Der 3eto
binaufSu5ieben, f@lus er ii4 bel @pu3
benz lebten tiirfii@en Jleden an Del
montenesrinii@en @ren;e, norowdrts
in oas @ebirse. Gs gait, bas monte.
nesrinii@e Jeiienneit Danilosrab auI
um,pe9en ju errei4en.
Nbcr ebe Vii saib baHelbe 3u @elidI
befam, itellte i9 ibm Elm 9duFeir
Spartoner ober pieImcbr Montegri-
ner auf benz GeIien BON MaIiat ent.
gegen.
@ibte man ni&t, boB oieler oft bon
ben Sarten bsnnbte &riesswes eb.nlr
eng uno beinabe eben 10 lei@t su per.
tbeioiscn wie bus Giiattbal bel 8osen
1T, man wiirbe es unbeereiti4 finben.
'uie cine 3anopoll 8ersbewobner bie,
cine formli&e feinoli@e Nrmee gum
Steben su brinsen permo9t babe.
Uenn gum stebsn 1T bieielbe tuenis-
items in benz Nuscnblide, in benz nit
oiss ldreiben, sebra@t. unb tpenu
Vii Saib ni@t in ben lebten 9ascn
bieIer Mc4e Danilosrab nimmt, 10
mosen Die Montenesriner ON Maljat.
Jelien BRETT cine steintafel lebsn, ba-
rauf nod benz Beiipiel jener 5iroler
i4li6t uno einfad sei9rieben ftebt
v8is bierber un6 ni9t tpciter - &amen
bic feinbli1en @eiter."
Iber NO. mo- mar Shirt Nitita nit
Der 9auptarmee, wdbrenb Mli soib
lbre I@ma&e Mrrie resorbe auf cine 10
Tur4tbare Yrobe iebte?
Shirt Nitita befonb ii9 unb befnoet
f@ i'm Dusa-pab.
@enn Der 2eier Jung cine Babe Mi-
mute sebulois @eb6r i9entt, 10 wollen
mir ibm iasen, mas unb no oos 1T.
Sas tleine &ei@ Montenesro bat
unscfdbr bic @eita!t zines boppelb0dri.
gen Srcmebars. Sn Der ginientuns
;inil9en ben beioen 90dsrn liegt Die
Dttomanilde 6e5tuia ViIit5h.
Sic Geituns piro i@on felt 1876 Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-05
Som MuSlanbe.
Gtlbmarl@an Moltle ~ 1anfe.

WV WSgtIVW WtIUsI9sVt WutUe"s tWu
3ittersute 2reiiou in S&Ieiien
aud Stanoesbeamter (Gipilpaitor, ME
q Der i4n0be 8erliner nennt) unb per.
iiebt feline MmtspTi&ten als FOLDER nit
srOser @epi1enbafisteit. @ie man.
nisfaItis baour@ feline frieoli&e Be-
i&aftisuns in ieinem ~Dabeim" mirb.
in4t elm 4erliner 8latt bur@ bic fol-.
senoe beitere StiSSe ~ peani@auIi.
den:
Gin Stinb9en ouf Der Mmtsitube
eiaes i&Ieii&en &~ittersutes uirb uns
BON einem Musen5easen ielbit sel&iI'
bert.
Gin 9iener tritt Elm gresuen3. Die
9ebamrae ". min elm tobtaeborenss
Rinb anmelben.
Sic ioQ bereinfommen.
Damn 1T au@ nod elm 8rautpaar,
Der s&dfermeiiter :. !.
9ie miiien tuarten. 8tu'
Sic 9ebamme meIoet bas tootsebo-
rene Ginb beg 2uti9ers + am.
Sobann, iino bic 4Oiia&en nod
nidt ba? ruff ggeeQen3 BEN Siener
3u.
sic iino ioeben ansetommen, greel=
len3. 49,, "a,
@dbrenb Der s@afermsiiter nit iei=
ner 2ieblten idon einsstreten, left CT
ec1eni in einem S4reiben, oos CT 9e0H-
net
.Hddlte sibuns beg 9errcnbauies
am 5. Tebruar. Sasesoronun9: Sn=
terpe0ation bes @rafen S@ulenbers=
gcebenoort betreifenb bic MufbebunS
Der BeidIasnabme oes NermOsens neg
ebemalisen &Oniss @eors Don 9anno-
Ter. Ser 2eier biiteIt. 9m, ipri&t
er Dor lid bin, ba muB i'd 6enn bod
einmaI ,pieoer nod Berlin in bic @i-
buns. aus Dem Mfunbe bes Mltmdr.
tiers miro es mas gu b6rem sebcn. @as
bic Telo3iise BON 1866 unb 1870 nidt
bios on Gut uno 8lut, ionoern aud
infer ginem an Na9tarbeit un6 Gopf=
orbeit s~etoitet baden, oas persiBt bic
Nrt 3u lei@t.
grceaenS, 10 melbet elm Diener. Elm
@enoarm polte peri6nli@ elm S9rei-
ben bon. germ 2anbratb iberrci9en,
oas iebr eilig 80.
Ser @enoarm tritt nit cinem sroBen
S@reiben elm. Sic Nbrele lautst
,Sr. Greeaen3 $50. Mmtsporjtebet
in $50" Ser Mmtsuoriteber lieit uni
iast Dem @enbormen, er m69te M,
minolid Dem 9errn 2anbratb beitcllen,
oab innerbalb beg MmtsbeSirts bereits
allies an%eeoronet lei, nm iebes @pmp-
ton Der &inberpeit iofort gu c~oniiatiren
uno benz 0reistbierar3t our Mn;eige 3u
bringen.
Mad Ibfertisuns beg @enbarmen
0fnet Die Greellen3 Elm Yoltitiid, ent=
balteno Grudladen nebit einsm @1rei=
ben bes Observation-Disclosures 4. ous
Breslau. Durin beiBt es: ,Sn leb-
batter Grinneruns an bic Gre, bic id
in Berlin batte, Die Mitsliebi9aft Der
@eneralipnooe nit gm. Ggeellcn3 81
tbeiIen, ienbc i'd anbei cine MnsaDl
S9riften, betrefeno bic innere Miilion
49," ggce0enS uertiefte ii@ in bieBro~
i@iren. 9a trat unansemcIoet Der
@utsinlpcttor elm.
grcelen3, bic &o.bbunte bat setalbt,
- elm iunser Buus.
Greelen3 iprans li4tli@ ~erfreut auf.
llnb 8eibe lino wobI? fraste iie.
SD TONNE slei4 in ben Stall.
Das nddite Yofttld, bas se6fnet
purbe, entbielt often unb 3ei1runaen!
sc NOR BARN bel BON trisonometri.
l4en Mufnabmcn, BON Geitunssbauten
u. brsI. Die 8eoe. Sic Ntten mo4ten
tpobI aus benz @eneraltabe fem.
SEPT purben Der @@dfcrmeifer 4
unb ieine graut, nadbem iie rite su
YrototoQ senommen ,porben, feierlid
setraut.
GreeIens tramte Johann in ben Yci=
iaden meter unb lag: vgs beibt bier,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
BRUTAL ASSAULT.

John Lorden, brush and broom psdler, or No 12e
Johnson avenue, Williamsburg, boat his wife merci.
lessly last night with stick Of hard IRE wood sho
and her children have boon kept for a month on
daily allowance Of half loaf Of bread and an
ounce Of tea. Whom no went home, last night,
wife asked him for money 20 buy meat for them
He refused and snc upbraidod him, saying that If no
spent the money upon his nmy that no left In the
rum shops they could live comfortably. At this
mark no seized the WOOD ami boat her, until, seeing
that she was motioncss ut his feet out OF tho
house and dOwn the avenue, bareheaded. Neighbors
others chased him several blocks and after catch
ing him, handed him over TO tho pohco DR.. Murphy
dressed Mira Lorden's wounds, which wore manly
upon tho head, and quite severe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10

The steamship Tybee. commanded by Captain Kuehl.
which cleared from this port yesterday for Turks
Island, Hayt and 81 Domingo, carried her deck
upward Of thousand cartridges for Puerto Piat,
in St. Domingo. According TO tho last reports from
that republic Of chronic revolutions strong effort is
being 10 upset the governments Of President
Baez who Is accused of being traitor to his country
on account of his annexation procvties to the United
states. Among tho passengers by the Tybee was
Charles H. Douglass, United states Consul at Puerto
Plata OF the United States Marshal Of the District
Of Columbia, Frederick Douglass. A largo number
OF colored men this city and Brooklyn were
present TO wish him God speed'' Several impromptu
speeches were made, and the affair was evidently a
most enjoyable to Mr.. Douglass friends
Another American Consul who went out by the
Tvbee was Mr.. j. W. Darrcl1, of Turks Island. Tho
Tybee took out Immense cargo, Principally of pro-
visions, much of which Is understood to DO for the
Dominican army. On her last trip out she took .
large quantity Of riics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
REV. PATRICK MCCARTHY,
Died August I, 1877,
~ S<<<-<~s~r~,->,,-1.~-~>,..


Tho body Of tho deceased attircd In full prlesty
YES mems A silver cbace was placed In tho right
hand black velvet berettd and crucinx
rested on the breast. On each sido o; the
coffin wcrc tho floral tributes Of the parish
ionerA Al hali-past ten the assembled priests
began TO chant the solemn Office for the dead. At
lis conclusion high was sung by Father Nc
Iaughnn OF New Rochelle, assisted by fathers Elan
merry of Peekskill aud Brophy, Of the Church OF tho
Sacred Heart, as deacon am sub-deacon Fathers
smyth and Campbell acted us masters OF ceremonies.
The music selected was the solemn requiem by
Schmidt. The Rev. vicarGeneral Quinn delivered a
short discourse on the Christian virtues Of The de-
ceased. When the colin was borne from the church
It was received by a crowd OF at least two thousand
persons who had waited all the morning, in spite
OF the ram, to pay last tribute of respect
TO the dead PASTOR The following clcrgy were pres
sont:-Bishop Ioughlin, of Brooklyn; Bishop Conroy,
OF Albany; Bishop Corrigan, OF Newark VicarGcneral
Quinn Father preiss aud delegation Of Redemption
ists Professor LocKnam ana the faculty Of Fordham
College, Fathers Durauquet, Hugon and iicrry, Of So
Francs Xavicr's; Father Mooney, OF St. Bridgct's;
Father O'Rely Of ST. Mary's; Father Br,ody, OF New
burg: Father Curran, OF ST. Andrews; Father
McNulty, Oh Paterson, N. j., and largo number Of
others In fact, nearly every church IN the city was
rcp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
REV. z. MCARTHY'S FUNERAL.

An immense crowd assembled yesterday at tho
Church Of tho Holy Cross Forty second street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues to attend the funeral
of tho late pastor OF that church-Rev Patrick No
Carthy The press around the gates became SO great
that the church had TO DO opened at ninc o'clock,
though the funeral ceremonies not TO begin until
hali-past ten The large building became SO densey
thronged few minutes that the assistance Of the
police had to BIO obtained to assist in thinning the
numbers of tho crowd who blocked up the aises Even
after large number of persons had been removed the
heat was almost unbearablc.
The coffin was placed In the centre aisle. II was Of
OAK. covered with black velvet, and was adorned with
silver. The inscription on the plate read: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10

twill be easily perceived by the above that tho
latch OF the bridge have been open the time
the train passed over practical engineers all con-
ccde that tho jar Of tho engine could not force tho
latch out OF its place II IL been properly closed
Again taking tho different MARKS on the ties
of she bridge, II appeared as " each
successive car jumped further from tho rail
on the draw, and the inside edge OF the main rail
appeared worn down by extra pressure, while
the outside end OF tie rail IN the draw was battered
down IN similar manner. There does not appear any
doubt about the engine passing the draw all right,
there arc no marks IN the tics that would indicate
;ha passage OF rolling atock Of that weight, wbie
further the broken aud spIptcrcd ties give ample
evidence OF Tho pressure Until the boatman Edmund
lricc made his statement 1t very hard to arrive
al any lucid or clear opinion to how the latch Of the
bridge Open His statement however, thar Conr0w,
tho bridge Keeper h toldshm to como through and
nlggci The ends OF the bridge with rod laes, throws
Itlc light on tho subject Possibly Conrow, IN his
anxiety nj finding the tran approaching VITA the red
flags up, forgot push back the lever tho hurry to
have the red Gags removed and the white dag ssniy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-10
OLEOPHINE OIL FIRE.

The ''still" Of the Oeopnine OIL W orks on Newown
Creek, at the Hunters Point Bridge, was charged on
Tuesday, and Wednesday nre applied 10 the fur
naccs At hslt-pass two A n. yesterday one of the
nres boing brighter than usual re to the accumu
lated gases in the still house. In moment that build
ing and the adjoining, occupied by the condensng
apparatus was in flames. The Fire Department were
promptly On nana, ana oo'anns relay ., engIncs oy
buildings, and ninety minutes completely drowned
the fire out The damage was roughly estimated at
less than 81 000 though 1t may probably reach higher
figure as costly and II Is impossible
10 discover how they injured without testing
them. Insurance unknown.
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THEFTS.

william Hunter, seventeen years OF age, pleaded
guilty before Justice Senior. oil Brooklyn, yesterday
to tho cDsrgc Of having stolen gold and silver watch
from tho apartments OF James Brown, at No. $40 Do
Ka,b avenue and was sentenced to the Pententiary
for three months Hunter was arrested yesterday
morning at tho co ,ncr of Sixth avenue and Thirty.
fourth street, this city, by Detective Williams, OF
3roakyn, who recovered the stolen property at the
friar time.
MAI, Clarendon, of No. 80 state street, was caught
In the act of stealing watch aud chain IRON tho
Of Mrs Mary Horgan, No o. Atlantic avenue, Brook
lyn yesterday afternoon and was handed over 10 tho
polieA
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FIRE IN vESEY STREET.

There was FIRE last evening at No. o. vesey street.
three story and attic brick house The hrst floor
occupied by Nicholas Murray liquor store and was
damaged to the extent Of $500 Hannah solomons
occupied second loor and her loss is about 5000
on furniture, upon which she has an insurance OF
81 900 The third floor and attic was occupied by
Abraham Suntrue, whose furniture sustained damage
to the amount Of $500 The damage to the building IL
sbout a.. OO0
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THE SIXTI-NINTH REGIMENT.

An election for Lieutenant Colonel of the Sixty ninth
regiment, E.G.SN.Y., in tho place of Lieutenant
Colonel Dempsey, who resigned recently was held
last night in the armory, Grand and Essex streets.
There were candidates Tor the position, and the
result was follows:-MT Delaccy, IL; Mr.. L. G.
Goulding, o. Mr.. Dolacey was then formally declared
ole I'D
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A LOST BOY.

Captain Allare was Eotihed at Police Headquarters
last evening that George Nocy. aged fifteen years. had
been missing from homo since ednesday morning
ne was last seen On an cypress wagon In Divis-
Jon street.
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A RAILROAD COMMISSION.

Mcssrs 7. n. Jackson, 7. Taylor and II. NJ 0ndcr
donk have been appointed commission to appraise
the value Of some land taken for the Of the Man.
haitian Beach Railroad
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to satisfy all applicants for information.
Ngs. SHOCKS COTTAGE,
The first batch OF the wounded were considered
in too prccarious condition TAR wero brought
at once Mrs SmocSs cottage, situated on tho north
SHE Of the shrewsbury River, about hundred and
Gny yards rom tho bridge where the acciacnt took
place. II Is common boarding house, at present tuIl
oil pcardcrs out immediately the accident occurred
every ono connected the house lent all tho assist
ance in their power TO relieve tho wounded. The
HERALD reporter arrived there shortly ancr
noon and found nearly all tho rooms IN
the house occupied by the victims OF tho
disaster and the lady boardcrs flying around ike
angels OF mercy ministcrIns TO the sunerugs OF their
fellow creatures In the back room on tho ground
floor the Rev. Mr.. Mcekcr, OF Elizabeth, y. j., the
state superintendent Of the New Jersey Young Mons
Christian Association was anxously watching over the
apparently hcIcss form OF his infant child, Harry
Meekcr, aged years. that left In charge Of his
nurse to pass the day Ocean Grove Tho nurse
Miss Rcbecca Erbc, young girl Of about twenty
summers, was reclining on lounge suffering
from some severe cuts on tho head
bodily bruises In the back room up fight OF
stars, Mrs. Charles hyde, Of Pianneld, " j., was
stretched on bed, with her eight year Old boy, Fran
CTS, lying beside her lilo was only snghtly hurt
The mother suffering from u severe cut
over the right eyebrow and a scalp wound;
but she evidently forgot all about her own injuries In
her anxiety Tor tue safety OF tho little baby Eduh aged
thirteen mooths suffering rom a severe conclusion.
The iittls h,II drowned when brought to The
house and required tho close attention of the
physicians In attendance In one Of tho front rooms
NsA tohn ". Ely. Mrs, Eagsns Ely and Miss AAdie