The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 16, 1871, Page 1

FTunnty-NINTH YEAR, TIL FIRST GREAT STORM. a new store DISASTERS UN THE HARBOR AND IN fA LAN eh Maa graph poles were blown down _ ron with ereat care. A Staten Istand Lime Shed Fired by the ‘Tide - tail Se¥ork-The Jorsey M }Dbe Wall of » Church Blown Out. Bo destructive « storm has not been known for yours as that which visited the Atlentic coast on Mooaday ni From every direction intelligence ‘bus hoon received of its destructive effects, ‘Tele. Erp: Hines have been blown down, railroad tracks Aubmergod, trees uprooted, buildings wrecked, roofs torn off, and windows smashed to wn alarming ex. tent. Tn tho fury of tho gale hundreds of thousands ‘of dol'are wort of property bas been ruthlessly ewept away, In New York and vicinity the flerce: ness, of the storm did untold havoc to the amaller Shipping craft and to property on shore, The tide Yn the Rost nnd North Rivers, on the authority of voteran pilots, ron higher than ever it wes known un before, On the western shore of the Hudson Aeruc ft one time rermed imminent, ‘The ° } of the piers at high tide, * Blown Down tn New down Floeded— entirely relaid about $2,000, liberty pe! alto con Twonty-ceven At Gut enbul pletely demo Dou's were ® Inshed over «ever THe worst nesrirs morn oppretionded when the storm was at ite height reported, The wind view down & portion of the chimney of the sugar high tide, wuie Iu (ios city many casualties a house corner of Desbrossee and West streets, whicu | 2nd of the & mm (ulling broke the Are telegraph wires, At 10 piclock the lerge glass sign of the Uaion Square Theatey was Vlown down, snd Messrs, Bhook aud lor, the proprictors, who were standing out window of t rose alm f Duyvel branch dent | narrowly ercaped being kiled, 1 ore +08 Broadway was blown into fragments. Io front of it Waveriay piace a large tree was blowa down, breaking a homber of ey rlowes in the aona eitevouses, At midnight t ing 6 Vonke, and to-d tne pr sou 8 po! A GOYSCNMENT LIGHTER SUNK, A large United States navy Con Darga foundered the Day during the severe gale. A.though it was ry dark aod ® Birong Kea Was ranuing, no lives wore lost, but about 800 tons 0! coal sunk tu the bed of ie Geran. The barge was in close proximity ‘o the United States trigate Wabash atthe time of the disaster. In Brooklyn trees were Abe thoroughfares oF snapped in twain like so tunis dried straws, In Court street a shattered treo in Aw fall camo very near crusiing % raidroad (at A great dam) fon will tow he high water Boorled, uprooted along crowded with passenge w ount of damage the city, eepeciaily Wasintworox the Signal Oh ing und to wind blowing sleet was provi dove (0 properiy ose mare Y bie tu the viewily aveck Parit as Bay. the trave utes which disfgure the district lylog near the ‘ay wore Al the merey of {he Liests, and n Aohavitanta abandoned t! Blorin would. deat oy them, aiidings in Souta Brooklyn also suflered from th Ueuipoet. The tewgraph wire c y Heatguarters with tne Third, Eiehth, Povo nets Was broken by the fall of anu» roots! tive. ‘ibe Fire Depattinent telegraphic wire ny of ihe from fear that the Soue new unfinislied o'clock th nuectia with fresh ne ester, N.Y wis leo damaged by the fa!l of the sare tro Cour: siroet WATER C USING FIRF, The wind and rain were instran @ fire nt the fcot of Twenty-fit Drvke v and still failing using Lyons liad a hair, ed hay ‘ feaky by ih the rain por d in Myon rrels, causing it to slack Ore to and 'thereby causing te des on Of thie od and its contents, res \ sis of 812,000 OH ouilding and stock, Mr. Lyons . 6,000. F. ‘Tienai from ber this aterm son of ¢ washes in woicu Mr. Joba L large quaut ty of P ot ot thy e of Front gether wi new sac Tn the ule Ins porines ant sauk. “The ducus a sore Were greatly damayed. A house in ¢2 erection in New Brighion, owned by alts. Miller was utiorly domolisiied; loss $1,000. ‘Phe store Bouse of Bolue Brotiers tn tue’ same viliage was fotiuily desiroved bya fire whieh was caused by tle Bigh ‘we reach BUILDINGS BE to nia Lia Rwire Lime oa the fret floor e York, WN DOWN, shed bolidiase ve were bow N to tre ow reo 10, ope im Fitth Inet night at lire wires the tated widow Oo: the hat an Follon # root, was ovoxen b the siicot car tracks were fl Consequently car travelling was at culties hal to be subinitied to by pas Falher thon expore id rade Wind to Ff THe WUE an pelgng rain stination, ch their poiuts NR IN NEW JEnsRY. te of the slorm were particularly discs frousin New Jersey, ‘te wiud swept across Hudeow with such angry violeuce that Jersey Cily aud Hoboken were almost wrapped in con darkness, The street lamps and those in the ¥ ferry honises wore blown out, and during the gale tt was impow thle to keeo t from Hoboken to Jersey City ntirely flooue ad the flats are, as usual, uiterly submerged ‘An oil sloop dri ted into the basin of the Morris canal at Jersey City wod eink, Vue canal banks, which were vory Solid, were greatly damaged, and estimated that $10,090 will not cover te imme 1 loss $0 the Company outside Of tue Interference With traMo, which as the close of the ally damaging IN THE SOCTH Cove, where anumber of yachts are always anchored. umber of voasele were caps nk, We Dou how MeLav i burning. ‘The rouds berry stre fame time sireot, with $12 Frapeis Gai son is cape. tonal 6. ing. 1, and one, the It OF te Hudson + Howing Associution broke loose a ft toward (lie curb work, where it war secured with diMcultr Bevoeral row Uusis were suvk, swo t Grand street and Riiroad avenue were daa Abo oxtent of $80 by the biowing off of the tia ‘Lue exstera wall of the Metundist ehurcn at 1 Borg Was Liowe out and we armaxed to the extent of $2500. AL points along tie the excess-veiy high Ove Mliwod ble streets au) cxused of course tk Dz eXtONt Of the cily Very cousideranie damage The heaviest aingie loos was (hat sudercd by tt North Hudsom County Kuilway by the complete de traction oF their depot at Usion HL BI cars, Wiich were included in tae wreck bu Was a large fromed structur two o'clock in the morning wit Manin, Nor, t et tor tie Spain of Sa the day tei da number i A Tenn Mos! of the cars be {othe buiiuing at the tne tix of tuem W com letely demolished, while ormers will need Ip repairs beiore they can t ‘Was (oe running stock damage fevlerduy secure enough curs , u fasengors, and bundreds of 5 we to the Hoboken ferries, The Superintend Dany estiwates their loss at not I ob including the loss necessariiy a ¢ Uieir tuadiuty to carry their usual uumber ° A newiy-erected hotel ta Dan. | et hima beloicet'tog New York gentleman, sad cont gloe | orteraay & nting on the Qccan Drive, aud | (uw lodgers, t front of the Mansion House 1 Megetad ot M ar Park, w cy ry rK brick ing 4 ri ’ bt Dy u® nul loss of pr i my Bn n 1 n. & new ° 1 red 10 Hi : ach , vrata t Ow Sharkey dr { ¥ by D Rouuzoss waa? ¥, tue Gran Intendent of m > Are suspicions of f. ant Par or Weiler W YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1871 OF TRICKSTERS. PISTOLS DRAWN OUTSIDE THE GEN- L SESSIONS. pee Career of Jennie Brow: old lady in excellent health. His suspicions wore jowever, if he ont; atwo-story building on Eilenboth avenue, and BREAKING LUDLOW ST. JAIL omens WARDEN TRACY'S BOARDERS! UNAN~ NOUNCED DEPARTURE. Elizabethport were damaged to the ‘Twenty thousaad brick and THE QUEED oasily quieted, plausible exp: atidden recovery If to the task of keeping impoasible to Dl on tne Sunday fortune would have amount of $8,000. Soventy-five tous of moulding sand on the dock at ‘and the fair Jennie appli lim in_ town ov no warrant spd have the entire line of thi , trails had to be Jb Yiront business de- At Bligabethport the hor MacLaughlin’s imtaediate return to Boston loping with ’ Brothers—Cajoling, Sw cars Were uable to make their usual trips becai Of trees which were blown across their track. , ANOTHER LIME rine. At Rahway the storehouse at Brewster's dock took fire from the slacking of a lime in storage, and the building was damaged to the extent of $1.5 . At Freehold, the hacdsome Preabyterian Church on Main treet, which was built of stone and had W, was damaged to the extent of it mar untnished, and en Tae walls will have to be DESPITE ALL THE BLANDISHMENTS Which a scheming woman, knows 80 well how to employ, he took the boat the Jed. He was still completely ia. the dark in trap into which the conspirators wished to lure him, and a few days af Come on immet the Sheriff's Deputios, Yesterday ovening at about 6 o'clock, four Prisoners succeeded by dint of daring and ingenul- ty in making their escape from Ludlow street jail. Their names and the offences for which they were follows: Thos, Ballard, aged 89, cousiterfeiting; Allen Parker, 8, mutiny ; Wiliam Brown, 19. counterfeiting; George Edward: Quimby, 23, counterfeiting. were confined in cell No. 62, which is on the third Edwaras occupied ceili No. 67, on the same tier, in company with a well-known counterfeiter named George Wins! with Four Co! Mr, Lawrence MacLaughlin is a good-natured, susceptible little Irishman, with @ wife aod fv grown up children, aad practices law in Boston, known throuchont Massachusetts both for his bust- ness capacity and as an authority on fust horses, for which he bas @ mania, and has accomulated One evening during the winter of 1809-70, while returning home from his office in the ‘enly, felt bis coat sleeve pulled, and rning round was astonished to find himself con. fronted by a preposessing woman whom he could not remember ever to hat you not lawyer MacLaughlin f me evening and es: in Watertown, praphed bim diately; I must see Alroady cost $66, neariy half that omount tirely open to the storm. imprisoned are yy adeputy suerit Cs sie depot Paniow street Jay dersult of $10i ban Bel siangst here, he found diffleulty tn ly asatew days other suit against and was met. b) A new frame botiding, nearly completed, and and Ballard owned by Hartman Kretzler, totally desiroyed afterward Jennie hersel! began him for the alleged traudui fonal property, the bail in this case being placed at lurge property, Tt wes nearly complet A frame building belonging to a Mr. Savoy, at West Hoboken, was also blown down, on Hill treet derably damaged, ‘Now for tho first time the truth dawned upon the Unie in Vain regrets and iiss Date” Gedrae. consiered.e dangerous pri: vge cell, containing two The new bell tower It was nearly compiel seen before, t once set Lo wart Parker, Who “WHE oc locked op in a1 trees on the Hoights wore Wita any number of fe blown down, toxeth Ho madé Spplication in the regular way to have the t set aside: fret decoyed inty the jurisdiction of : U$he proverty ase Honey fa cash { paid the botel b previous 12th of April fourth, because on the charg your service,” responded thy The prisonors were arrested on dit. ferent cherges, and no peculiar intimacy was no- tleed between thom up to the time of their It is enstomary in Ludlow str prisoners su hour for exercise v." eehawken two coal neath the roof, PAAD DRAW DISPLACED. Without further ceremony she Introduced hertel) Jennie B, Browae of > avse ve had purehas 4 portion of the The accident to Wie Yous Jail to allow the Dayvol creek briag ter supper, prior to ion, and said that “Ne stood sadly in need of his good offices, Her she and her aged mother resided to- Fina little house of their own in on of this they had bot little in Way or another, through want ¥ bad managed for along time but at length and an attachment i while ale was nd soon they nother since the hase w other sid vailing, bad the story was that enough for the flanges of the wiv time during Thesday might 18 to strike the Prisoners’ doors were thrown open ute Usual, and they were allowed to PROMENADE Tum CORRIDORS, At ten minutes to 6 the four men who escaped seen mixing with the rost of the They came down to the yard and filled their water bottles, na was their custom, Hughes, one of the keepers on the fourth tter, went his round, locking tg cell doors for the night opposite the cell occupied by struck by its unusual appearance. He Fan inside, and found a bedstead reared against the wall. In the celiing there was feet in diameter, man to crawl throngh, filth, veeause he had caused guotdian of Jennie's insano fat tn his name, and tad given $5 pacity; siata, because Gieven suits ‘against Jenn Massachusetts courts ; 1 notes of his whi flaal settlement knew be bad abundan' Which could be attach but sin New Yoru, where le wee unknown, el! to be made Fin asuit brought 0) bouds in tut ca. cofended and won ond her mother in the ‘entn, because they held the bridge was three geet under water, Beyond the posse: 4 humiliation, th oy ixsaed orders for cll trains to run ata | *e4 hu Lik rate of speed A large force Is en had become the damaged fg the dana ued ou the proverty. speaking « keeper was in the uld be forced to go out upon the pitiless world use, althonet property in Mansuc 4id NOt sue him there Wind continues, wich ip edue- Ing the Waters very fay for Sava: DISASTER : new five-story Dulld: | Bogroy. Nov te ship Agi Wett Thirty second street wan blown down, | w porter, e Pytortion of the wal) talline upon the two-story | Wyucn lett Bosc om, Me wiiding adjoiuing, No one was lujured. anchoring in the channel below iuai S-tt, she com ne v1 woman, but was divorced, he stayed off for a Parker he wai had been a mar nd if the proceedines ¢onta while until certain ended, she would receive §20,000 awarded ‘Tears glistened in her peat: tiful eyes during the narration of her pitiful tet, Durst out into am explosion of Tn the mean time Jennie b him daily in Jali aod ply. bin with prow the most violent love «off Murbl. head, id the andocity to visit ofered to withdraw all Dro ceedings against him {( Le would azree to her former proposition aud fly with her. er blandishwents. Juve %, On July 29 Jen menced to drag her anchors, when the mast> were hole wbour two Cut away to prevent her going asho It was just large enough for » Mr. Hughes locked the cell door hastily and ran down to raise the alarm, Gardner, one of the clerks, Immediately adjoining 9 Was Sustained steamer Charles Pear- to Boston for repaire ‘Tue tirong easte Flo Was arrested on lo paid her us lowered. She now proposed to cor eit he would auvance her §7 to ly her arrears 0 ssopt his application, aud considering (hat separate ma ed unuaually the office he found Mr, to whom he told his story. the jail in Ludiow street is @ tenement hou: 78 is also a tenement hous siruck Mr. Gardnor that the fug \o force the scuttle of one of these houses, and, making their way down tho stairea: He seized a revolver aud ran around to Opening the door unceremontously ne ran ir8 aud got ont upon the roof, CRAWLING OVER THE TILES, herencbed the hole through which the prisoners A loud noise below apprised him that the prison officials had taken charge of the cell, ed the roof, but could fivd no one, and returned to the sir Meauwhile au exciting #cene was being enacted Louse next door we A Mrs, Leonards, living on the top and at its close sue heart-rending grief. ‘The warm heart of the Irish lawyer was touched. He bade ber be of good cheer, urauce tat he would take charge of her case, and never stop until he saw her righted, leav ing the question of his foe to be settied upon the receipt of the 820,000, fined to mere word: nents and ceilars in of the wharves are He had heard Te High tide on Chelven Beach and temporarity interrupted & the vicinity sage of the trains on nd comforted her Kastern Raliros ‘ast the money in tives; would attempt A SNOW STORM IN) THE West, rom reports received at anada, this morn falling, with very hi Jounie’s uands, uty sheriff he the landiady in person met by a messenger oearing had been given in his favor, rangowent was bing her teeth once to Boston. tog, and to cet bh [he purpose of paytug tho trio were » escape into Nor was bis mpathy con- He proceeded at once to her residence, paid the $100 demanded by the keoper, $25 more for pr wer of blessings trom Next day be received a nforming bim that another keeper ouse in default of paymen of another debt, and that tuey were again in great a hurried to Newton, by paying the amount claimed 3, until at length be 41g anxious about his disbursewents, and wish made arrangements to al did purchase his client ty, paying part in cash and the rewainder ‘Ole at Buffalo this morning, which rales adh pg BD ed into w Pittsburgh, V'a,, it has MacLaughtin return diugs were pend witula Now York State Jurisdiction, Jennie swore out a crioninal war him of stealing §106 ever The civil proc Ohio, with high snowing in Cleveland, took bis departur rand daugater, note from Jenni had been placed in th is reported from Roch: rant Against him, worth of jewelry Fonrth avenue, on On this a requisition was obtarned ‘or Mackaugniln's tate tor trial. bargh, Masson August adiog a case, sod afer bringing him to this eity, lovged him tn the Toms, n postponed Irom day to day ever lawyer for the,prosecu- In this city at balf past 4 this afternoon the A year previc AN INUSDATION AT NEWRUROM. transmission to this Newnunow, N.Y in the tenemeut from the jail. floor, was startled red on the landing, her and ran down At nigh water mark at 2 ote €.a8 Ligh as the r seeing it and everything e This was repeated four nt can remember fish markets, pie ¢ along the river ‘They brushed past A few minutes later dumbfounded at & man dangin. way which led to the roof followed by the rest of the man, ‘The trial bas | Since, at the instance trix, on the plea of to secure himself, he tu the Disiriet Atto impatient, and deciared that be N THE Case, 4 in charge of Famedell & Gove lace ‘The legs were quickly He dropped to the 6 was Joined by & com Panion, when the two ran quickly out of the house, 4 group of ehiidre t seen they were runuing Up Ludiow siree! direction of Broon. WARDEN TRACEY'S SBANCH, Just as Warden Tracey and bie asstetents were about to search the ceils of the missing prisoners, a N reporter arrived upon the ecene. nied the Warden and aesisted In te investigation. 4 Winding slairease and passing along burrow trod bridges at Yard, the revorter at le Uvpermost 4 Warden ‘Tracy Within a atessiys some 6 wasaed away, and P, iron which is upon it is si JENNIB'S DARLING, ward, Larry was surprised aad no doubt « delicate episties from bis quon din tho most ciegant lauguage and expressive of the most frantic affection for him- Was styled “dariiog,” and requested to e would be worthless But being a ng into the river and on Tuesday the evidence ¢ Lowell lawyer Cowley, Whose counection with u spoken of in another piace the same time by «ind permis sion of the prosecuting atiorney of Boston, who took on their way, Homer, Ramsdeil sieamer Onio dr her bec-plite, and ts now an. ern shore of Newburgh bay, at At the Dutchess aud Colum lierseit came on against ler ther Ireigot Darge ot ti und dry upow ground, steamer Rivor Quee between New Hamourgh and New Yora, due above railroad was blown wigh &fasuionabie voar Lay siuo visited without bigi—or words to that effect, man of strict integrity aud the moral head of a niin Was aot to be ve the young wot all the furnitur ck, did noe arrive aimage Was doue to tue morning. Consi boats moored at tue wharfe, opporite Parker's up to the house £0008 away, but found how mat With two large tracks Wo b4k Was preventer by fore dors aivod fe cavers ai contest here How the BovIdincks muds a Divv,. rald, aod mu tthe risk of re gave bina dul him to. coile him to couvert hie possessions lato ready cash, wbandon Lis ‘amily, hey Sullivan being assisied by « Wiey also off runitted to pri fared for tue defence. JUK COLORED HUSBANDS, secution Was a Mrs, sel, formerly of ¢ professed tv ve a WidoW d, 9 mulatto named U: ciey and spoK: against the wa bad been atripp were lying in immediately above the sufiictenily tar in the opposite corner of the cel ance, Which street und Broadw A, Abbott & Brotuer ap A WHITE WOMAN WITH F The third wi 0 Fanny Gor zales, a fleshy whi! Newton, Mass her present (fourt Was food in th Her Orat Lass and ke@P# a suruce street, Boston At bedstead, was a hole age Of ove wan, FLY WITR TER TO THR sovTH, At this Larry took alarm, and after sending her her to get over Lb to wamit of the pat » by scraping off the piaster: ent aud taking oat a num. The wood work avove love as best ach moro gushing than the him out, however, aad at @ sale distance he answered (hem from time to time, vain hope of reasoning ber out of motver's legal ons loaned them casli ‘own pocket to pay board Dills and otier with rome blunt instru ber of bricks, ast, continued to Bnd to worg on Lue case,ad the latter detailed;De: Her second supposed unother negro, named Reed, of Augusta Ter third supposed in. Late #0 sual, howey ive rise to a auspi Joba Dacey, boot ack, 12 years of ave, of Sy Mul He had $225 elieved to oe husband, also @ negro, named whereabouts are un fon as Roxbury Fon as the thief, Kennedy and rested Joun Hurley, 12 years of age, of S4 Mulberry Parties wio had cone: Tue ROOF OF THR JAIL. Ove of the keepers clambered on top of the bed In the cavity be nd the ceiling were fou ‘apt aLount Agaivst them in bis eash book, in an ion of the time of his notes tor the Newton He also brought of Jeunie's father, who was an in Juunton, giving bonds as guardian in $5,000, and went bail in $2,500 more for Jennic's son George, who bad been arrested on a cnarge of George pawned the pollee recovered neariy Martin, 23 years of Jotin McFadden, 14 Street, with $42 rs of age, of 117 Mulberry She swore that the pr © 79 Baxter stre years of age, of ui Jonnie Browue ® boarding {said he believed clry ue had presented ate of the insane tween the root the bricks which nad been street, with $47 98 of wing articles: One up to 1 o'clock prisoners were Joc street police siatio but aduitted sha ed on a charg: other's jewelry. Jeweis in Bosto: ed up in the Franklin common’ kuife, tug and several p; shioned into a sai Tiron which wad been abstracted sJudge Beiford re Cuba aud San Dominge iu the Spauis! workmanship it that sone outside testimony then in THE Cask WA nut’provecution: Who holds it in default of nonpayment of About the cell uchel pot oft padish Cortes to- at the frst Spanisii Mins formed alter the revolution wuich drove Queea from the ANOTHER QUEEN OF CONFIDENCE. About this Ume Jennie Fk to live, having pr was ein fing om the window hefior Zoriila denied t the object of the ( iketrument of prosti hat the jary 6 throne, devised or of Gata to te © ment was dverting to the relinquishment by 40, OUring Wlica tae session of entertained ® Eleven jurors signi good afterward, vround from one hotel to another in this city, never payinz their board bilis, ana playing unsuspeciiog ¢ among others, the >t out of near $50), and Tweoty-fourth etreet out of about & foir Jennie, ungnown that Lusiness for a long vime ev lier expioiss glass bung a woodcut of x cheap weekly . Wil & Crow! Apponded to it was as nie to MacLoughlin alleged larceny —— Killed by the Bite of a Cat, subsequent to upon his ven om Which Was Cloud Hotel ugblin, had beea 6 beiore he became awe wore male for NNIU'# BILLETS DOL a & cage, nd while toria JENNIE x and to-day far CURLOSITIFS, OF t raid of the seq Windikin, \ ELOPING WITH HER HUSBANDS n name was L DUTCH GEORGE, street in this city “riod OL con ubial biissg en law, Cuaries Brown divorce, marries husband's procuri Atler Charles's death she marri irue to her own precedent, soon aiterward ran away {row bids with bis brother to Newton, M lived for a long Lime as Lusband and » Sunday Mercury of this city, iz 16: ber matrimonial exploits, ry Helge, weren't on good Edwards came in ook away his coa: % to sell it for 8b. + Lslept better ALY A Highe Defores and Write to met Leaviig Mr reporter descended to tne ofl the opinion that publ shied the bub! ‘ J morbing, dear Mack The Warden is of for the escape had al tetra Liab ant de denial datted: Lhe hme i oe thei W cell on thie top ter 1 communteation with the nto thelr contiden W4reli— phrase itie-aagated Wacdetarted: the ane necessary to secur which she hay retained ever si arker Was Wiken Fe Were [OU nd In ® beautiful woman, with an intelligent ib Hit into {heir gives were NEW JERSEY, t a and fatal! sin Wrecked and the Engineer Killed, curtains, Dut the 1 SA BES LBROM DME TELIA LD. suetMudielonare, daviae 1 be stopped th er MeeLauglliy SHOOT SHERWOOD wxPENvED €6,709 ON THE Paty wick Was killed in a gambling wh, not ineludis Hurklu of Genoa, Nevada, ye th in Willig akeman on the Sout! We eure ab. derkabirs Mike Giynn, ab tantly kil Daniel Do od oa thy Nashea rs yesterday. Donohue leaves ten eu: In the case of the alleged killing of a co! nsined Iriel by. bp * augiver in the fourth degre GD. Oreuit, a native of Connectic ae in Grass Valley fou the Browiw ay night. aud died wu lis Body was a en onversion and 4 Chopping her Child's W within the ju wut nim a letter nother was dyrt ew votuing of nthe Way to the hosuical. Frances Warfield La., Ku Klux ease, b Irishinaa, who a lehdered sun Vo | bates District Cou Viown | tuaisue bed grave dgubyens to ueu Kuilt, 4 Vhe wecused peter following mornii ened io ve Sunday, 10 UIs surprise Ue louud tuo | Wiviy Ue Ad WW NO UP prvbaviy succeeded, nculion {oF ot siuiier in iie coals to tual iv ibe cw 4 MANTAO'S LAST LEAP. —_-— The End ofa Once AMuont Morchant-The Faithful Wife who Watched Day « Night over a Wrecked Inteltect. Lafayette R. Fish committed suicide in his house, at Hicks and Fulton atreets, Brooklyn, yoster- day morning, Mr. Fish was 47 years of age, tom berate and industrious, but of weak mind. e grocer in this city, but #0 prodigal that ruin overtook bim. Ho removed to Brooklyn, and for nearly three yoars railroad, Tho loss of bis years ago be was a prosperous whole) wos 6 conductor oo Property prayed apon his miad, and t slights which he sometimes received (rom old ase", clatos ating nim deeply. flo frequently com bis wife that bis brain was burnine * like threads of molten igat eral attempts to take bie trated by bis wife foncies assume* feared to gb iis form +F0 his room, the da0” her oars ever on MOwSment and her yes wate! :Last Thursday Mr, Fi Unusually Hl, and from that Of his death he rapidly grew worse, ¥ wife | giyines, to procure med Felurned @ great crowd was collecied whieh fell bac at her anproach and ¢ gaze the appears that Fish sence to carry out his to the roof of the how took the fatal leap, da valk. he alert for his ful of —— a Comptimentary The Bey make nsent but Sende no. . Wasmixatox, Nov. 15.—A despate 4n interesting account of an int accompanied on shore by eleven of his omc Asnmmons from the Bey. Aftor a short dc were received by the Bey lu ® large pavilion seashore, his temporary residence Tho party wore most cordially welcomed. changed through an interpreter. On taking the fo, United stat: owing Inessaze Lo t and te'l imi that his coou friend, the kends Him cordial and friendly ‘erecting, Sta Belo: by tie Prine Miniawor, who was also very c mentary in bis expressions regarding the Unit states ‘ ——— THE STATB ELECTION. Latest Majortries by Counties, Republican. Allegany m0 0. Broom: 1900 Nisgana. 00) Wyoming. Cattas 1400 Oneida, ng Cay + 2800 |*Ononi 221) Tota Chautadqua, 800) Ontarl f Democi atte Chenango, ... 1500) 1853) atbany 1288 Canton. 'W) Orleans 106 *Caemui Cortiand..::, 140) Onw 2S *Coinmb. th Greene, 200 Kings 900 Kin... $000) Schenectady eoseelaar. Flt and} ggo/Sehuvier, ichmoud , Hamilton $+ 2 istonnon |... 400 *itoekland Genosos....., 1100 Rnffolk....,') #74 SehoNari {00 Tioga Wo Ss C2 1900) Porapak 200 Wiater, 08 00 Warren +1800 Washington, 2°37! Totat., 715, Wayne 1s00 Hep. mal) 18) Dist, 1099) Buck Geib'e pia, ."2186' Finowgad Majoriti. in Richmond County, Henry 8 Metal’, County Jndge David W. Juad, niember of Act nibly iiney F Rawson. Diaitier Atlorney George Williams. Superintendent 100i Tonis Tapom, Coroner Dr. Ayaac Lea, Coroue Brooklyn City ¢ stay y Vote polled for Mayor, Powell, 2 47; und Kalbfteisi, 17,078, Fre HM: B der, the Republican candidate for ¢ ceived 94,597; Jobnson, Democratic ity Ausivo Shaurniau, Ki 789; O'Brie i 80854, Me Republica tod ¢ aud 6,22 for Robinao ‘The Ofivini Ca Yesterday the County Convassers c the canvues, ‘The oMeial fgur Republican State ticket was | buitor, WINTAH VaUTE WON Ta TSB.” AS before state solitary Democrat is elected ia the county —— All Together agatnat t The mass meeting of the Ruf Franz Sigel will prob te LOSSES BY FIRB. the Grand Opera House. ) y lay morning John 1 Tho whol of Can thes 82,00 Hurew detely 8s Mr. Chorlea Astor Sr w living esident has removed Major Ca’ Agent at Puniade pula anpoin to bes rs The rem 1 tue tue 7 are fis Mw BELEN wb To-day tho Grand Jury of thisdintrictfousd at cxgarging bn) with'ryee ving tive ib Congress, The Ams ofmembers of s comp y f ote hevendent scours, 1 bargee bin with 4c f United states, = PRICE TWO CENTS JUDGE FREDERICK VOSE. A NEW HAMPSHIRE JURIST DYING IN BELLEVUK HOSPITAL. Taken to a Police Stotiou os @ Dying Vagran The following paragraph appourod in yosters, day morning's SuN AN OLDAT AX WITH grea ae np TeeRathee o'elock, wuile ™ feet and Fourth avenua, vy Of aD elderly 1 He carried tho mah ont then drove to ‘The man was nate Achair near the red to be about 60 Fears of in by Easver Foddy, and he WOO ® Hie ‘right arm bung ‘ pi scat Hepot, at Twenty-sixth str ia, ‘shat his hair felt He made tiree sev te, but was always frus *“,eepless vigilance. His morbid Jarming that lis wife lepton a lounge ne station and placed | Hie ‘soured, however, to have the use ot ‘Open tus ey es, I his ac omolained of f ne up to tie morn Vaton Pacino tt ide oUt ID thi thim for afew moments, not without mis 1 aseletance, When she At? o'clock in the taken to Bellevue tanh ia TUR SUN, Went to vao and identified the dying gentleman as Judge 1., and President of the © tue Judge's § und she t# expected in the city to ‘Vhe Judge bas an attack of tending physician, Dr, MeBric When the Sux THR BEY OF TUNIS AND GEN GR lla tt ms his recovery HiIl insommibie, and atthe Navy Departmont, dated at Tunis, on boara His ruddy complexion ts fadod, the United States steamer Richmond, July 16, gives | breathing uv ont bis clieske are Som. The Judge was bora in Walp. Fosided there, amassing a considerable fottun. Ktadgoted at Harvard in 1520, and began the peaaties Some years ago he was mace President of at offico ho atl have come to that institution His sister and him only mombers of his family living. and . ‘view with the Boy Mis behs a of Tunis. Commodore Mullaney of that vessel was the porty were received at tho landing with a salute of Afteen gans. They were escorted by a Tunisian Rear-Admiral to his own quarters, and there awaited | the Keene Nati Dank, and w His friends think bh Now York on business for Jucge ts a bac. ments complimentary to each country were inter: Mr. Voso hig temperate habits, sud bis appearance d ty the disease His father, however, she he Judge te took ‘the hand of Commodore Ma: King it earnestly, charged the Commodore President of the does not indi Wilelt has siriekep nim Hon. Rozer Vose, died of apoy 05 yoars of nro, “When you retarn home, go to the Prestdent y of Tanis, Visited yesterday afternoon and evening by a nui Or relatives, whom wero the Rey nignt Mr, Charles St wand its people are nesrest to bis his wile aud meee, Stetion is cousin OF U his proseuce leaving, Commodore Mullaney was receive gram from tue sister in who was also country round. stodied law, was admilted to Was known t He graduated at Cal the Court of Common fle was a man of great nt. lively and witty toa de nd Kind-learted and generous, as hin an intiina’e personal and sat with the Gi Pious in New Hampshi 60.88 | Danie! Webster for two successive terms, nume is 1813 60 1817, Indge Roger with apoploxy ta 1000) st Lawreniée: (yt New York, ..2ies7 id lite Leing pas at the Tairtiet quiries of Sergt. Hutchinson concerning tie Judge, to Believue Hospital he Tio backman who took Mr. Station gave bis name as John umber of bis hack 1# 630, the station Lo handed ¢ said belongea to Mr. V tion with the very improbabl under the tmpression taken to the police {hat while going throu } New Haren Batre, und on going n Gooiman was Ab the story in convece vy Goodman, nd the frienas the was rol ante District, 2p wan, bn dark passageway of the ch KANT THe Vose, allowe Quick Work with the B: er, merchant was at dinner in the tailor of 151 Rivington str Dasement of means of false keys and robbed it of mation was ut one Detective Vs erward Mrs, & slreot, Was arrosted as, cloth vaiued Buskirk, and Rebecea Franklin, receiver of part ¢ Delancey street, Charles Wile Huma of 44 Essex street, aud Heoey Murvby of 0f taabeth street. were arreste ed up in the Franklia aireet polive of the Hattot, f tho Doparte ment of Parks ordered the discharge of all th James O'Rei! 49) Flainmer over atorday. the 1 by advocating Sweeny had nog rs had voied, Svarged 18 about against Bradley Tues iniend to ay Grent Fire at Bre " ql Meport. TOport of fhe City Convasscrs gives as the Townsend Bi vans tu Westchester Connty. 1hOUT TOWN s show that arried by 2,043 ma jorite, William HH. Hovertson’s, siisirs aeeennerereirenee vier: armumetrelll UiRLsGLLIAR ARID Act sth Oe aas sata nmees ¢ndein ire aor} menresaeaneenr et Fe the General Lora fa of eM Plo7 oes, Chatham street vireot gullow vy kuowD ay Captan a diyKve, tom (ue Pail Dis