The Penn's Grove record., 1888-11-17
NEWS nF THE WEEK.

y \ occurred on the
Ral .-- Railroad neal
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the morning of the
9th. An engineer banned Dennison
was killed, and two bther train hands
were severely injured A train on the
Rio urande railroad was wrecked be-
tween Trinidad and Denver, Colorado
On the morning of the 9th. and brfm'
a flagman could be sent back a freight
crashed INTO 1t. Fireman Bradshaw
was killed.
Father James Cullen, a forme;
professor at Mount st. Mary's College,
IN Baltimore, was run over by a train
in Chicago, on the 10th. and fatally ill
iured. He was 81 years of age. Ht
was known as an author and translator
OF works on ecclesiastical 81 'Ijects.
Richard Hyies, a u repaireI, was
killed, and George Mitchell, a fellow
workman, was dangerously injured, In
Chicago, on the 10th, while at work
upon a car OIL a side track. A despatch
from Silverton, Colorado, says that the
body of Frederick Gr0f, who was killed
in a snow slide at North Star Mine,
on Solomon Mountain, has been
found. Grof started a snow slide b.
blasting ON powder and was carried q
distance of 100 feet and over a preci.
pice 500 feet high.
During a family quarrel neal
Centralia, Illinois, on the 10th, Georg.
Bridenbaker, q farmer, ''becams
crazed" and shot his wife and tw,
children. Mrs. B~ridenbaker received
a dangerous, If not fatal, wound in the
abdomen. A little daughter Of thu
frenzied man caught one OF the bullet
in her arm, which was badly shattered
and his son received an ugly wound
in n OF his hands.
AS Lew Overcast and Levi Ber-
genstock, Of Chambersburg, Pa, were
driving home In a carriage. late on the
evening of the 10th, the vehicle was
struck by a train on the Western
Maryland Railroad, Overcast wa
killed and Bergensteck severely in
iured
"A passenger train ana freight train
on the Illinois Central Railroad COLI
ded neal Waterloo, Iowa, on the even
ing of the 10th. A passenger on the
freight caboOse was fatally injured.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad collided near Clay.
pools, Ohio, on the 9th. Engineers
John Doyle and Andrew Dennison
were killed. The collision vas caused
by conflicting orders given by telegraph
operators. A freight train on the st.
Paul and Duluth Railroad broke in
two on the 9th, near White Bear,
AIs,,AoNn Tho rnar oantlAp araGhnA
into the forward and Conductor Burke
was killed.
considerable excitement" is re-
ported at Marion, Arkansas, growing
out of the following occurrences: d.
w. Lewis .(eoaof5dl the county ex-
Judge, who was or0ered away by the
whites last August returned on the
afternoon of the 10ta, and was arrested
and jailed. On the. afternoon of the
t1th.l a difficulty occurred between
Frank Forrest, while, and John High
tower, colored, cor Erning the recent
election. Forrest II Hightower owe
the head with a Nistol. Hightower
picked up a stone b strike Forrest,
who shot him in ths..sl te. killing him
instantly. Forrest siwho was drunk,
WdSarI6St6l.
-Thirty-three new cases of yellow
fever and five deaths were reported in
Jacksonville on The 10th, and u new
cases and one death on the 18th. Total
cases to date, 44sl; deaths, 1856. The
weather in Jacksonville is cool, but
there is no frost. Six new cases of
yellow fever and one death were repor-
ted on the 11th In Gainesville, Florida.
There were eight new cases of yellow
at Fernandina on the 10th, but
VI deaths. Three new cases Of yellow
.k5er were developed at Decatur,
alabama, on the 10th.
William Brown, a groce. In Gala
ii uuIas~ cleveland,
the morn.
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