{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1931, "word_count": 349, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9884999990463257], "ccnet_perplexity": [753.2999877929688], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
REMARKABLE OU1RAaE.-1ncredible as it may seem, New York was yesterday the scene oi de. l,beraie attempt 10 burn woman and her two chil- dren 10 death. The victms were the wife, son and infant child of an Irish aborer named Haulan, living in small building or shanty, between the First and Second Avenues, in Fifteenth street. Mir. Hanlan had in some triairg way given offence 10 Klein, a German the occupant of neishboring shaniY; on Sunday he threw stones at her, while she about the door, and yesterday morning he undertook and almost effected her murder and that of her children. after Il manner of incredible barbarity. Hanlan, the husband, had gone early to work, leaving his wife and child yet in bed. Mrs Hanlin was walked by a noise of hammer ing at the door and perceived that the room WAS becoming full of smoke. Starting up, and rushing to the door, she found it Esen- ed from the outside. klem had nailed it up, and piling straw and other comluslbles against it, to which he had set fire In terror she to the win- dow and succeeded in pushing through it the boy, about twelve years old, but in her attempt to follow him, with the infant, she was encountered by Klem, who "jobbed' al her with sort of lance which he had made by atachng sharpened file to pole, and in several places. By this time of the neigh- bors had perceived the fire and come up to assist On their approach klem retreated to his own dwell ling, where he fastened himself .. The door of the burning shanty was forced open. and the W, man cued with the infant; both almost dead from sufoca- ton, and the mother considerably burned. They were conveyed to the hospital.

 Justice Taylor and some officers on the sprt. soon after and effected the arrest of kem not with out difficulty and danger, he was we'll armed and made desperate resistance. The deposition of Mrs. HanlaH was taken at the hospital and Ken commit ted for trial.-tNew York Commerciul.