New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-03
cEIuES AND CAsUlLuEs-GY TELEGRAPH


RELEASED FEOM PRISON by FRIENDS.
anG several others we're lock- up last rpgn for .hoo
M and stealing iho morning about O'Clock dozen
friend, Of the TrI-oncrs wearing ma-kS released their
companions from couhucmrnt
A FAMILY BAEELY escape suFFOCATION.
pcpr1 iu Everett. Mas had narrow escape rom sui
M. VIE and baby AMI Miss ottic strain we're ai found
critical condition ana may not recover.
PETING PEIEsrs With MUD.
DETROIT Dee. The troubles at ~ Alncrt's Cath
Ole Church were rc.umcd ihs morning When Fathers
DombrOwah ana Ja%oIsn me newly appointed pas
Of Father Jaworsk were torn 'n hm. The priests we're
Eoasn H. the dcposrd priest, still holds IL the
rcct0ry Of the church, but Bishop Borgess. has given
linn notice surrender the rcctory to the pastors
by tomorrow night.
ROUGH wOEK FOR WOMAN
NEWPORT, KY, Dec .. Mary POil has been arrested
and locked up at the request OF Mayor Helm who
meets that implicated IN the recent lewclry rob
bcrv in DAYTON Ky tAo was found In a boat house In
he OHIO Riycr. When arrested she was nttlrcd in
neu's clothes. She had worn male attire for years
worked brakeman on a railroad tram, and as
| oborer In several foundrics In Cincinnati
| BADLY ROUNDED BY A PET DEER.
DfSyt pee M Mn EVnison ,.,, a, nsnt n as t
walk lho western edge Of the town with an infant
pet deer which rushed upon the woman with the infant
and tossed them IN the bush near the roadside, consider
ably bruised. young man won't to their rcscuc with
dog Int the deer settled the dog with thrust and
then sprnng upon the young man ana thrust Of his
second man Who haa been attracted tho soonc killed
! the animal with a dOublc-barrrcd slot gun.
TAKING MORPHINE FOR QUININE.
VfsCTNNIs, Ind, Dee. The Adams family consist
in of father mother and live children. accidental
The mother father and three cIr-Od girl danger
ousy H. and IT Ii not believed that Mr. Adams Will re-
| cover.
SCALDED AND BURNED TO DEATH.
| LITTLE KocK Dec. " +. McGinni,. an em9oye OF
the 81. Louis Iron Mountain ana Southern Railway,
was sent TO the Camden branch To repair locomotive
| lie had completed the work and the gnecr raised
| steam The engine suddenly from unknown
turned over, and MCGinis was caught under tho
engine with hot water running ont on hiu ana The Hic
from the furnace burning upon lis legs When bc was
dragged from the fire the flesh his left nip actually
| buLcd His face aud neck were scaldcd and his uShI
side burned to crisp. Ilc lived fourteen hours
| ASUsPECTED MURDERER DISCHARGED.
| CHESTER, Penn, Dec. John Carpenter, the Bus-
pccted Of John bhapess has been discharged
| ARSENIC IN THEIR COFFEE.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Five members OF j. A..
in which their cOlOrcd cook had placed half pound or
arsenic. Medical assistance arrived In time savo
their nVcs the victims skill ia a critical
| condition. The cook has been arrested
TWO MEN DROWNED
| PETERsBUEG, Va, Dec. (Spccfdi.--Wllliam Corner
aud Miles Wilson drowned to-day Fort POW
| haitian. They fell overheard whiio cvading boat.
TWO MEN KILLED IN THE SAME WAY.
SPRINGFIELD, Onto, Dee SDccdu.-At Green springs
on the Indiana, Bloomington and Western road yeste
day while Peter Bng a Inspector on tile Ncw-lotk
Central and St. Louis road, ana W. G. Welty, car
inspector ON the Indiana Bloomington ana western
| road were standing the main track OF the lh' tcI
road engaged animated discussion, freight rhi
which tney failed hear, backed down on theln threw
the other aud both the legs oil each man. Both men
| died within four hOurs-