The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-01-01
NEWS OF THEaWORLD.
. #4.j..n ana middle states.

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NAN At Natick, Mass, ran over and
Killed three men-John Shea, Chester Morse
and J. Bruce--who were attempting to cross
tAetqaek naswagon. 2 ~ ~a rW q -
ekk1INs tccideuts are becoming numerous.
Frank n. Harvey, q Harvard college student,
Wa drowned while skating on pond at Cam
bridge, Mass.
! lAxBya1 MAGA and Thomas Perry, OF
Bradford, Pa, placed some cans containing
Thirty IseySn ponds Of CONCEALED nitro-glycer-
fnyff . tub Of warm water for the pnrnose of
hIuifying it, when the compound exploded,
tearing 4a$ee 70 pieces and badly bruising
Perry. The conclusion broke windows at
the distance of nearly mile.
JAMES z. Owens, ex-champion wrestler of
tbA United stftes, died at Fairfield, VT, a few
80 aEpEoi bronchial trouble. &
(AEhEiNhich broke out in the ofice OF the
Ogdensburg IN. ~ Advance destroyed the
sntre block, causing loss of about $4,000.
III SptF@ GppzL and his wite Anna, residing
fdqf nflep from Bethlehem, Pa, were
found dead in their bed with their heads
nearly severed from their bodies. A bloody
II was found in the apartment Joseph
S9ydery whe boarded with the Gogels, was
6e)ievSd 70 be the murderer. He was found
in neighboring barn under the straw at nine
O'Clock the next morning. He was imme-
diately takentback tothe house OF his victims
and questioned as to the murder. He was
nterrogated by the Rev. Mr.. Brendle, OF
Bethlehem, and at once confessed to having
committed tho crime, telling his story with
great deliberation. He was in love with the
eldSst daakhter Of the Gogels, sixteen years
old, brt wassopposed by her parents. He be-
lsteved By killing them alfopposition would be
removed to his suit Alter killing the parents
he attempted criminal assault upon the
daughter, but was unsuccessful. He had
scarcely confessed before a rope, taken from
ono OF the beds, was placed around his neck
Tan6 b was dragged outside OF the house and
Ehapged v = large chestnut tree. Alter being
Esuspsnded- nearly twenty minutes the body
was cut down by the poorhouse authorities
and taken to that institution, where it was
found that death was caused by strangnlation.
The officers OF the law made a vain endeavor
to restrain the fury OF the mob, Detective
Yohe, OF Bethlehem firing at one OF the
Iingleaders without effect Several thousal I'D
people visited the cene OF the tragedy during
the day and the excitement. was intense.
Snyder was twenty-four years old. Gosel
was day laborer and about forty years CT
age. He leaves three children.
brREvoDR. Ell CHAP1s, one of the most
noted Universalist preachers in the United
Sthtes,I died at his home in New York few
days ago aged sixty-six years. For more
gtoy Yin sNeF Kork city, and he had also ap.
lpSarsd on tho lecture p atform in every large
city in the country.
TIE total population Of Vermont, according
TO the census returns, is 1872 2S6. OF this
number LOG, SSS are males and los 1893 females;
2sl34o are native and 1896 are foreign
born; 33l 243 are white aud 1,043 oolorea,
including six Indians and five half-breeds.
pr DAVID F. SMITH, OF Springfield, Mass ;,
professor 10 the>Yale medical school, and one
Of the most prominent physicians in the Coa-
necticut valley, is dead at the age OF fly
years. ,.-..,,l;5v
The summer resorts along the New jersey
coast suffered considerable damage during the
recente1tremely heavy snow-storm. Many
n6f the costly bulkbeads in front of the summer
cottages wore completely swept away. At
6 Copsy leland the damage done TO tie Man
haitian Beach property alone is estimated at
$4,000.
AT the unveiIing OF small bronze statue t.
General Phil Kearney in Newark, N. j.,
Governor Mcclellan, Generals Grant and
Sherman and other prominent persons par
ticipsted. s.
iDtRI4o the last ten years Maine has gained
4pdpshtien, 20 oso5 Vermont, 1875; Mas,
sachusetts, s25 1856; Rhode Island, 80 III,
and Connecticut, 1929. Returns from some
counties in Nav Hampshire show q gain in
TEE n ,an sh5 .vo ,,,a+ ,da
mass meeting in the Cooper Institute for the
purpose of considering the condition of the
party in the city and the best methods of re.
organization.
AT special congressional election held in
sha Miet SNe@ HAMPSHIRE district, to- ell tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Evar,s w.
FAR. OssiAn Ray, the Republican candidate,
Vas elected.
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