The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-02-04
NEWS EPITOME.
eastern and Middle States

JAZZ GOULD has gobbled another railroad
ths St. Louis and San Francisco road.
A FIRE destroyed the Providence and Woon-
socket passenger station at Woonsocket, d. Ii
and damaged other property there, involving
loss of about 500, 600.
CONVENTION of farmers interested ID
ensilaee was held in New York, and discussed
subjects connected with the use OF ensilage rs
food for cattle.
The jury in the coroner's investigation Oh
the spuyten Duyvn railroad disaster gave
verdict fixing the blame on Melius, the Drake
man of the Chicago express; the two engineers
and conductor of the same train; the engineer
of the Tarrytown train; Mr.. John ID. Toucey,
the superintendent and the managers anu
officers Of the New York Central and HUDSON
River railroad.
PROFESSOR THEopH1Lus PARSONS, Dane pro-
lessor Of law at Harvard college, anu We
known writer, died few days ago. ase0
eighty four years. .ho
Az ;ca gorge st Bradford, Pa, caused Tue
xater in the river to rise over ten fees' noo"ine
a norton of the city and causing great dainase
to property. o,o
Ry the burning of the Keystone Hup, SpoAe
ora wheel works. in Philadelphia, q loss Of
$3.50, 600 was incurred.
Wrpow GRAFF and her two sons, very pooi
family. living In Greensburg, Pa, have receives
notice Of having been left fortune OF sooo'o'
bv the death of q relative in Sweden.
, TERRIFIC gallo has done great damage
nronertv of all kinds in many parts OF 'n
Eastern and Middle States. Barns anu mouse
a 80 ovo,turned. trees uprooted and otne
Il property damaged to the extent OF nuhui0"e >,
t thousands of dollars. At Nashua ~ u
!, a sboe mandatory, . four-story oulloine'
,,h;cb ono men we're at work, WAS htted 1ro'
20 -. foundations and moved two feet from
10 nronor nosition. One of the escaping men WI
i, fatally injured by jumping from WINDOW
y other points persons were Also iH'ureo ih'f'
w less seriously. !,
on Az EXPLOSION of the boiler in the mill OF q
Kennebec Framing company, at Fairfield MI
ros,,tad in the instantaneous death OF two Ill
men and fatal injuries to the engineer u"
keener. foreman md Another man.
Gro. W. GooDNow, merchant OF bos'
oSe | and deacon III lilo fno0 DAf'Ns
ms Cambridge, dropped dead in church. Eght
rec his brothers and sisters had previously died
b anoplexy. and the death of the deacon
Q a from that disease.
ted REV. DR.. HENRY W. BELLOWS, the leau
no, New York Unitarian minister, died the OF
20 day, aged sixty-eight years.
for AT Gratz small town near HARRISBURG
ates nrominept citizen who died of smallpox
' all. public funeral, as the attending physl
tee did not divulge the character OF the dise
lca- Seventeen of those who attended the oDseq
, a. have been Frustrated by the malady.
nor. a1sEn, who, with his wife, was founo
55ub- ishing from exposure, at Troy, N. y, hao
ON pockets filed with gold, and before dying
rial l oueathed about $4,000, mostly to char
for objects
the OSCAR L. BALDWIN, the defaulting cashi
I'm, na the Mechanics National bank, OF Newar
J.. was sentenced to confinement at marc
ector in the State prison for fifteen years.
rela- MIR. HIRAM MILLER, father OF United
~ % Senator Warner Miller, was killed on
spor- crossing by locomotive at Utica, N. T.
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