New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.


NEW
TIE LOCKOUT 1T CLAEK'S MILLS Ar Az END
Inc mills Of the Clark Thread Company will be
thrown open this morning TO the 5000 employees who
were locked out three weeks ago Ii the spnners, eN
cept The dozen who percmptorlly discharged
by Inc hrm, consent 10 return. the lockout will be at
an chd ana for the present the trouble al the mills
VIII nc over But there Is no likelihood Of the spinners
gong back until superintendent Walmsley is retired
from once, and the Clarss arc determined 10 uphold
the superintendent there is l,tle chance that the
works viii Resume operations to-day unless the spin
neis places taken by new men. number OF
entertainments will Le given I'm the next few weeks
in beialt Of the needy persons who were locked out
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P0yner Of No. 90 Summitst
were locked mp police headquarters early yesterday
charged with us,aulting john LahOrum, Of NJ. 2l2
Central ave. by striking him upon the head with a
club Lahorum. who treated at ST. BarnabaS's
Hospital was able 10 return 10 his home Yesterday
III, aN'allants viii be held for the Grand Jury.
shortly before 0 O'Clock on SATURDAY night fifteen
ycarOd Fanny Bloch Of No. 40 Prince st., tried To
cross Springfield ave, when she knocked down
and ran over 10y an electric car. When she was
picked up it was found that her right leg and
hand had been badly crushed that upon her adj
mission 10 tie German Hospital. it became necessary
10 ampuilte them 70 save her lifc Last night she
was reported TO be in lair way to recovery.
While seated in hishchair in front of stove ut
her parents hCmc yesterday afternoon, the ten
mouth~-od child Of William \. Mecklin pulled a
kettle Of boiling water herself scaldng her legs
fr!ghuully. She was taken to the German Hospital
in q critical condition
The body of Edgar ~ scott, who walked through
the open draw Of the Harrison brdge the Ia>aic
River on December -. found By the dragsefs Nto
tcIdly short distance from where he fell IN. iAe
scprchers who found IN" body engaged by SEQ; =
partner and have been dragging the river Inc s>anty
since the accident occurred.
III" funeral ~ Mr,. Ann Mct;uirc and her five
wear old glandchih Annie Jonavan. " no were burned
10 death ia Newark carly Friday. took place yesterday
afternoon.
The Erv. Ta,hcr Walter Fleming. pastor II ST..
Aloy-iu-- Roman catholic Church IN Newark, has
sent the Rev. Father lJcalry. A. John .'"u. XII
Kenny. Ireland d." following cable dispatch EverY
true. genuine Irish American Roman Catholic supports
Ir.u bishops. Defeat ialuclL save ireland. trohe
and Walsh are leaders Father Fleming i, one ~
the mott enthusiastic Republicans III Newark. and II
wa, through h, efforts that William larrlgan d.
featcd FOR Alderman Iu tie Twelfth Ward the Demo
cratic stronghold ~ thr city. . year ago.
The German singing societies OF Newark made
further arrangements y.tcia, for the National Fest
val of the Nurth American ~D'n grruuud. which is
to D.. h'd Dan Newark iu July. Major carl
Icrff presided George H. llal-oy and GOtfrinl
Kruger accepted appointments honorary president,
Of the fest va Mc--rr. Gcrth. Hook Dittlrr. ~.urr
and licchcu,un were appointed - >ooct One tr ply