The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-07-14
IN the State of Nese Jerseu

| ophu Salpeuttry VINO was en0t
on Monday in the riot in East Cam
den, is still lying 10 critical condi.
ton at his home Symptoms of teta
nus has set in and it is supposed that
his arm will have to be amputated.
Robert Hawner, whose bowels were
cut open in The same fight and who
was afterwards removed to the Penn
sy'vania Hospital 10 Philadelphia, is
still lingering in a critical condition.
A tramp entered the Broad street
depot Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, at Trenton, on Friday, aud
not seeing any one in the ticket office
made a reach for a pile of change
lying on the counter. He secured
three dollars, when the ticket agent
detected him and compelled him to
disgorge,
A Boonton man who spoke disre
spectfully o; the President has left
the town in order to avoid the IN
pleasant treatment which was promised
him.
Jospeh Cassell, of Trenton, is suf-
fering from awound ia one of his limbs
inflicted from bow of young lady
member Of the archery club.
The large and valuable herd of cat
tie Of Robert L. Armstrong, at Little
Washington, Middlesex county, has
been attacked with pleuro pneumonia.
Several COWS have died from the in.
lection, twelve have been killed By
pr. Miller, the State Veterinary Sur,
geoD, and six others are suspected Of
being diseased, and have been placed
in quarantine.
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, who was ac-
Quilted Of numbering her three little
children year ago, at Jersey City,
on the ground Of insanity, and was
sent to the State Asylum at Morris
Plains, Is pronounced perfectly sane
by the medical authorities.
Judge NJ. M. Knapp, Of the Hud-
son Circuit Of the Supreme Court, is
lying dangerously i'll at his residence
in Hackensack, Bergen county.
Andrew Graham, aged 45 years,
Of respectable antecedents, has been
sent 70 the State Prison for three
years for robbing his Jersey City
employers of several thousand dollars
worth Of silk.
Edward Hall, Of Philadelphia, fell
from the seven o'clock express train
from Atlantic City, on the West DER
sey Railroad, short distance below
Barnsboro, 90 Sunday evening. The
train which at the time Is said TO have
been running from forty-ive to Atty
miles an hour, vas stopped, the man
picked up and brought to Camden,
whence he was taken TO Philadelphia.
He was unconscious, and the extent
Of his injuries were not ascertained.
John Griggs, weli-kncwn farmer
Of Blawenburg, Mercer county, lies
10 criticaI condition from injuries
received by Jumping from through
train at Skillman's Station,
Mrs. Hunt, an aged lady living in
in Vineland, slipped down the stair
steps on Thursday last and severely
sprained both of her ankles.
A man named Clark, residing near
Stonetown, about two miles from
Camden, on the Haddon6eld turnpike,
had his posket picked near Market
AID Delaware streets, Camden, on
Saturday afternoon, Of about $50.
The Americus Cricket Club, Of
Philadelphia, defeated the Merchant
vile Club, on Saturday, in one inning,
the score being Amsricus, go runs;
MeIchantville, IL runs
A uiddle-aged coIored woman
dropped dead of asthma at DR.. Nor
gaas drug store, Fourth and Kaighn's
aveLue, on Monday morning.
The missing boy John Day, Of $50
Bridge avenue, Camden, was found
with some relatives at Monmouth
Junction, having sbeaten" his way
through the cars,