The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-07
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Cohoes, New York.
A fire at Wadesboro, \. c. de-
stroyed twelve or fifteen buildings.
Loss, SIS, 000.
The wife of State Treasurer Wen
dell died suddenly at Albany, N. Y,
of heart disease.
r. A. Brown, a prominent citizen
of Americas, Ga, committed suicide
by taking morphine.
The sawmill of c. n. Paint & Co.,
at Merrillon, Iowa, was destroyed by
fire. Loss 81, 900.
A child of Indiana Thomas, living
in Blandiord, Va, was burned to
death by her clothing taking fire from
a CRATE.
Henry G. Wentworth, for twenty
five years the General Passenger
Agent of the Michigan Central Rail-
road, died at Chicago.
Edward Peters anu wife have been
removed to Jail at Sweetsburg, Canada,
to answer the charge of numbering a
child at Masonville.
Mrs. Kennedy Gray, livi : on
Van Buren, street, Chicago, died of
hydrophobia. She was bite. by a
dog three months ago.
The body of Mrs. Ellen NJ guiIe,
of Ware, Mass, who has been missing
for several days, was found in the
water above the Thorndike dam.
Ann DuDlevy, a single woman,
sixty years old, committed suicide at
New YORK, by cutting her throat.
No reason is given for the act.
Mexican advices say that, in the
public jsil at Hamarguillo, under
orders, the political chief, Francisco
Olamilla, was shot to death, without
judge or trial.
The capture and execution of
Chief Arzote, long the terror of Pres
ideo del Norte and vicinity, and thirty
of his band, near Chihuahua, Mexico,
Is confirmed.
The body of Mrs. Lacey, of CO.
hoes, n. Y, who has been missing,
was found in a mill race. 1t is sur
missed that she fell from a bridge.
The trial of Edward Ryan, of
Webster, Mass charged with poison
ing his vile with arsenic, November
18th, 1880, and causing her death, was
commenced at Worcester.
A fire occurred in the building
occupied by the New England Casket
Company and Mcneil Brothers steam
planning mill, in Dorchester, Mass.
Aggregate loss, $35,0O0.
An incendiary fire occurred at
Moravia, Iowa, the flames being pre-
coded by a loud report, Over 500. 600
damage was done. Five stores were
burned, and a number Of frame build
ings destroyed.
Henry Gibson, q prominent coal
dealer of Bloomington, HI, in passing
through II neighbours barnyatd, was
attacked by a vicious COW and gored
In the abdomen. He died in a few
minutes.
The chief losers by tie fire at
Wadesboro, N. C., are Parker d Viii
liaas J H. Horton, j. A. Boggan, !
G. P. Hon ton, Thomas Crawson, B. B.
Horton and A. g. Bremen, Aggre-
gate loss, $4,000.
The proprietors of Towne's Hotel,
at Bellows Fsl 5, VT, have been sued,
under the persons! liability" act,
for $50, 900, for selling liquor to Que
Peter Good, of Westminster, VT, who,
it is alleged, died suddenly in conse-
quenee.
Mortimer Matthews, the eldest
son of Justice Stanley Matthews, of
the United States Supreme Court, was
married at Cincinnati, to Miss Mari
anna Proctor, the dauqhter of Nj. NJ.
A. Proctor. Judge Matthews was
present at the wedding.
Ole Thompson, a well-to do Nor
vegisn farmer of Jacksonville town
ship, Chiekassw county, Iowa, was
found on the farm of his son-in-law,
with his head nearly severed from his
body. When last seen alive, he was
with his nephew, who has disap-
peXred.
Albert Bureh, a Pullman car con-
dUetoT, who was caught smuggling
jewelry for Patterson, of Boston, was
charged with the Offence at The Police
Court al Montreal, admitted his guilt,
and wss sentenced 10 eight days im-
prisonmsat and 500 fne.
James D. Faulkner, dealer in
boots and shoes, ct ST. Louis, made an
aasignneutto SamuelC. Bum. Assets,
about $40 ,000; liabilities not stated.
Faulkner sold Oh commission for
several Eastern manufacturers, as
well AZ on his owD account, and his
liabilities may be serious.
Fire Al Augusta, Ga, destroyed a
store on Broad street, occupied by
Burum d Brother, groceries, and w.
D. Bowen, gunsmith. Mrs. Mary d.
Antignae's residence was partly de
.troyed the stock OF W. r. Anderson
d Co, dry goods, was badly damaged,
and that of Myers d Marcus was
slightly injured. Total los, $4,000.
A FIRE in Nos. SO. IS and 80 Cam
dem street, Baltimore, occupied by
5tieiel d Juhn, shiit manufacturers,
Biedler Brothers, commission mer-
chants, A. q. A. g. Afford, agricultu.
raj implements, Charles ]. Taylos &
Co., paper-box manufacturers, and L.
Wise q sons, underwear msnufsc-
turers, resulted in an aggregate loss of
$4,000.
Mrs. NJ. f. Coppege was killed at
New Orleans, by the accidental dis
charge Of q pistol, with which her