The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-11-13
suTmARY OF NEWS.


desEesnte struggle. A party OF children found
aT Body IN the road, with the head crushed |
4eyond recognition.
David Z Halsey. member OF the senior
cas-. OF Cornell univ ity a. Ithaca, y. z.
aenEamitted suicide few days ago by shooting
EHse4 with revolver.
a se<iocs cAye-ln has occurred near Pfttston
x&s<s Several Thousand dollars worth Of prop
Try was destroyed. and q number OF dwellings
szve been abandoned By tee iear-stricken in
habitants- The earth has settled six feet. and
mining IN the vicinity has been suspended.
an open switch On the Erie railroad near
Jersey czty caused 3 Passenger train to crash
into freight train Inc enioeer OF the pas
seDgsr train and brakeman on the freight
tssh we're killed
fhe steamer Rhode Island, while On he
way TO Stonington, Conn, from New York
ran a-hore at Bonnet Point In Narragansest
Day during dense fog and has become COM
Eesengers, al OF whom were landed safely.
I When the vessel struck nearly eli the pessen
eErs we're asleep, and Immediately after the
urnnc crash. Is she ran upon the rocks. q
scene OF terrible excitement occurred. The
vessel and cargo were alued at about 81 Co.,
60.
f{ne Republican national committee, from
fsheacquarters In New York. has issued an
address OF congratulstion upon the success OF
It's ticket in the recent elections.
An immense audience gathered at Booths
theater In New YORK to witness the open ny
performance OF Sarah BernhsIdt, the famous
French actress. Among the 1900 perso
present were Governor Cornell, Senator
Blaine, and many representatives OF New
FORKS upper crust"
Michael I)avitt, the founder Of the Irish
land leagne, who has been speaking through
out the United States In behalf OF the mea-
stss advocated bS The league, mad. bis last
APPEARANCE before an American audience the
other night in New York previous TO his de-
parture ior Ireland.
Colonel z. l. Drake, the first man to etrik,
well ia Pennsylvania in search of oil, and
the pioneer Oh the States petroleum GUINNESS.
md few days ago at New Bethlehem, Pa.
Iaor several years past he had been In receipt
n pension from the State.
1.-The governor OF Pennsylvania has issued
warrants tor the execution on Thursday Jan.
q, 1881, Of Daniel z. Sullivan, who murdered
Josie Irwin In Philadelphia; Patrick Hayes,
who murdered his wife in Phisdelphia; Geo.
Smith and Catherine Miller. who murdered
Andrew Miller, husband Of the latter, In
Lycoming county.
A dispatch from Oswego, y. z, gives par.
fculaTs OF the most disastrous storm that has
eyer taken place OF Lake Ontario. So much
dos OF life and property, the dispatch says, hes
probably never before resulted from single
storm. Stranded vessels srrew the shore from
one end 0. the lake to the other. The schooner
Belle Sheridan went ashore on the beach near
Cons;con, Ontario, and out of her crew OF
eseFen oaiy one man was saved. The propeller
eZenland, the schooner Norway, the steam
barge Norman, and many other vessels are
Slferorted missing.
Mary 5igerson, the sister Of one of the New
Yoik assistant district attorneys, some time
fz3o refused the attentions OF Andrew Gillen,
AEoang lawyer VINO had been helped in his
studies by her brother. The other day Gillen
called al Miss Sigerson's residence, and de-
spite her mothers endeavors pushed his way
into the young lady's presence. Fin2lly he
askei her to get him glass of water, and as
she handed it 10 him he PIT his arm around
her neck, placed a revolver against Ler temple
and shot the unfortunate young LADY dead. AS
Mrs. Sigerson Tell fainting across her daugh-
ter's body GIlen escaped from the house bare
headed and ran toward the river, crying that
ne;would De dead before nine O'Clock.
\, ByigAdier-Generai Richard S. Satterlee,
Unned States army, an old veteran of the
0exican war and late medical purveyor of tie
a-Iny, died tie other afternoon at his resi-
.ience in New York city, in the eighty-third
year OF his age.
Nestern and Southern States.
Albert Mitchell (colored) WAS hanged at
Lolita Court House, Va, tor the murder and
robbery OF Charles K. Walton.
the telegraph operator at Ozark Ark.
telegraphs That on the top o. White Oak
Biounfain, two miles north of Ozark, stones
two pounds or less in weight have been rising
iroal the earth and falling Ike hail, driving
families out into the fields.
Two freight trains ran together on the Mari
: etia and Cincinnati railroad near Moonville
J Oslo Engineer Frank Lnnshead and Fire
, nab Charles Kick were killed and six men
: wounded, but none fatally.
Ioo 7 ny INV
at Ieadville Col, and Edward A. Clark. stamp
cleik, have been arrested on charge OF steal.
ing government funds. The amount CT their
deficiency is about ST, 900.
Mayor Kalloch has been arrested on an in.
dicIment charging him with infraction OF the
; law, in connection with the EMPLOYMENT o!
lsbor on the new city hall in San Francisco
by Days work instead OF by contract
Acollision between a gravel and freight
train near St. Paul. Mimi. resulted in the
death of the engineer and fireman OF one
train and fatal injuries to tie engineer OF the
other.
Nearly three-fourths Of the mining town OF
Bingham, Utah, bas been destroyed By fire.
Los about S50, 600.
In reference TO the ,uccessor OF General
CARTE United States Senator from OHIO,
Secretary John She man has written the fol-
lowing -'ter to a friend at Caldwell, OHIO:
" Your kind note OF the fourth is received,
LOT Fulch p.csse Scctpt my tnhuks- prefer
TO do precisely you recommend, await tbs
judgment OF the general as emily Of Ohio, nm
based by any expression OF my wish in the
matter referred to- do not know what is
4edesire OF General Garfield, but I can see
that my election might relieve him from en-
baHassment and leave him free to do as he
;1Dsks best in the formation OF his cabinet"
AfaDk Al. Biedenbaugh, a wealthy young
q GERMAN farmer OF Monroe county, Ohio, came
home intoxicated, and entering the room
where his vile and child were sleeping,
o assaulted them with axe. His wiie's skull
= was crushed and he cut mis- sons throat. He
then went TO the room here Mrs. Stephens,
q visitor and her two children and servant
were sleeping, killed Mrs. STEPHENS and one
child-a girl eleven years old-and fatally
o wounded the other, boy aged i've. The
Tisetvant girl sprang toward the door, but was
knocked senseiess and LETT for dead. Upon
recovering consciousness she gave an blarm.
In the morning the murderer was found In a
tobacco house with his throat cut. He died
the next day. Jealousy, drunkenness and in
sanity are supposed to have been tae causes
&a@1is horrible or me.
Zyqhn Alden, German farmer, his vile and
E4hiece of fourteen, attempted to cross the
ltrack in a wagon ahead OF train at Minook,