The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-27
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA, MAY 27 1879

struck 1t with shovel. IL exploded,
cleaning the flesh under her left eye to the
bone and'lacerating the right hand terribly;
the veins, artery and sinews were all sever
cd at the wrist.
nB-A frightful scene occurred at the
funeral of Mrs Rosanna Bissel, at Geneva,
Indiana. The horses attached to the
hearse ran away, the vehicle was overturn-
ed, and, the coffin breaking, the body was
thrown out on the ground.
DEADwooD, d. t., May fs.-The road
agents last night went into Bulldog rancho,
twenty miles from Deadwood, and drawing
revolvers on the proprietor compelled him
to stand with his hands up while the
rancho was being plundered. They se-
cured considerable jewelry belonging TO the
proprietor.
eB- At recent marriage in suburban
locality the bridegroom, when asked the
important question If he would take the
lady for better or for worse, replied in
hesitating manner, "Well, think will.v
Upon being told that he must be more
positive in his declaration, he answered,
"Well, don't care if do"
eB-Willam Allen, alias Storey, of st.
Louis, who eloped with Jennie Archley,
the wife of farmer of Batavia, Ohio, a
few days since, was captured in Cincinnati.
A mob took him from Batavia Jail and
hung him to bridge. He fell into the
river and swan ashore, and lies in crit
ical condition at hotel.
e5s- A deer walked leisurely up to Hay
wards Union MILL at St. Cloud, Mimi, the
other day and began eating out of a
measure which one of the workmen held
out to it. 1t was caught and put in shed,
but Mr.. Hayward, upon learning this,
ordered it released and it scampered off to
its native glen.
GB- A hot ball from the bat struck a
young lady named Moshier in the eye as
she was passing along a Dubuque street.
The blow caused wound which will prob
ably result in the loss of the young lady's
sight She tainted on the sidewalk and
was carried away in an insensible state,
the blood oozing from the wound.
e8 Wednesday afternoon, on the farm of
VIM. Painter in Birmingham twp, Ches-
team of mules and sought refuge under a
tree, when lightning flash struck down
the man and one of the mules. The ami
NAL was but slightly stunned, and made
its way to the barn, when some person was
sent to look for the hired man, and he was
found unconscious.
GB- Representative Acklin, made up his
mind to challenge the author of a WASH
ington letter to a Southern paper, telling
the public more about his personal affairs
than Acklin desired to have known.
After much trouble he found the offending
correspondent, but as the writer of the
letter turns out to be lady he does not
know what to do about it.
New YoKK, May 20.-A raid was made
last night by the police ON a house Oh
Cannon street, and Charles Green and VIM.
Edwards were arrested ON charge OF
counterfeitiDg 20 and so cent pieces. In
their room were found all the appliances
for making counterfeit money, including
''stuff," moulds. melting pot, plaster OF
paris and other articles. The prisoners
were held in $50, 900 bail for trial.
MAUoH CHUNK, May 21.-Wm. Ramaly,
farmer, met with horrible death in
Franklin township, last evening. While
unhitching his horses one of them became
restive, reared and broke loose.
By some meaEs the neck-chain became
fastened around Ramaly's neck, and as the
horse ran off the unfortunate man was
dragged after it and killed.
tB- The Reading 'Times' tells of the
marriage of Daniel Rohrback and Gather.
inc Rohrback. The brides fathers name
was the same as her husbands, and hel
mothers maiden name the same as hers
and the groom's father and mother bore
the same name as the parents of the bride
For three generations, therefore, DAME
Rohrbach and Catherine Rohrback have
welded.
rB- Three boys, hungry and travel
stained, arrived in Pittsburg late on las
Friday night from Kansas, having trampet
good deal of the way. They went ou
with a party of thirty-three boys that Mr.
Whitelaw Reid was instrumental in send
ing from New York. They were appren
| ticad To farmara but said they could no