The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-06-09
THE NEWS,

James Walton was killed, and Abraham
Frye fatally Injured by the premature discharge
of blast in quarry near Bath, Pa, Tuesday
afternoon.
Thomas Morton wGs killed by falling
through trestle bridge at Chester, Pa, Tues
day.
Samuel warhurst died of hydrophobia at
Saugus Centre, Mass, Tuesday morning. He
was bitten two months ago.
The eighth annual reunion OF the society OF
the Ninth Pennsylvania cavalry Will be held in
Mount Joy, Lancaster county, on next Thurs
day.
Andrew Fatsinger, aged thirty.ive.
mRchinist By tfade fell dead on Thursday in
Berks county. He expired in the presence of
half a dozen persons, who had noticed nothing
unusual about the mRn.
barbara Banner. the bride of week, waves
no longer, She committed suicide at Plttsburg
reosntly, having taking arsenic, The woman
killed herself because her husband remarked
tin a Jest he says) that he intended giving the
wedding ring away. t.,.
Abraham Lincoln Nimmy, the oolored boy
who poisoned his fathers family at GreensbuTg
last week, now claims that he was Ignorant as
TO the results Of arsenic and says he was tempt,
ed to use II by JOhE Munsey, another colOred
boy.
The wlkesbarre Record oi the Times of
Monday says: The failure OF A. Il. Hunt for
$4,000 aud the loss of j. H. Sutpnn of $50 600
In Wall street speculation, caused heavy run
on the scranton savings bank, OF which both
were directors, to-day. The depOsitors were
paid promptly up to noon, when the directors
decided to pay each future conner twenty-five
dollars OF his claim II it was over that amount.
About 80 900 have been PAID out. The bank Is
considered saterl
-Mrs.' Mutton. of Kittanning, mother OF
Judge Mutton, Is Ia years Of age. An extra
ordinary circumstance has occurred to the lady
within the lsst two years, her hair. which aoI
q long time had been pure white, has dark erred
| gradually until IL has nearly recovered its Ond
| mai color, and not only that, but ali her menta
| faculties appear co have received new impulse
and she can read without the AID Of g.asses
AT Scranton on Friday night meeting o.
| wOrkingmen was he'd at which the acton o.
President Gowen, of the Philadelphia ant
BrOtherhOOd OF locomotive Engineers was de
nounced he following resolution was adopt
| edi we nodfy our stoHe'keepers AMI business
| men IN General that we will not patrOmze then
as ionS as they COnttnue TO order their good
ove.' the Reading railroad or its branches, ant
rdtil said company reverse their tyrannical OF
uers"
The Brie Dispatch saws; General Allen
friends afhrm that he has suffered everythin
ior the past ten years in consequence Of tine ~
famous conduct OF his wife. on her aocOun
| he has been socially OStraoiaed whel ever he ha
| lived, but his affection for her prompted him I
repeatedly condone her faults. honing tnat al
! | might be induced TO reform her manner Of liii
His treatment OF her has been remaf kably kin
and generous, ana he deieYed the step he Is no.
s'b has been S RaTnea iU thTee tmes From n her d.
husband (Who Is now living At WaTrenl she vi
divorced her second was killed dnrlng the wa
aud then she married General Allen, It IS
sad thug for the general. aud no Is deseryin
Of the sympathy Which he receives trom nin
tenths az those who are acquainted VITA u
parties
twenty-five dead bodies have behn take
from tao runs OF tho buildings destroyed nv q
tInadO Monday In Mount Carmel, III, ana
[ churches, two school houses, two newspaper
foes, twenty stores and nearly one hundr'
owelilngs were aestroYea, N ana the loss on DIo
town oi about 3Go inhabitants, on the Cal
and Nioepnes Railroad.