The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-24

iaplniy ana "ashouls aIe nuLhelouS
n,t, ao . q LESLIE gave way, pt1 ~
pi.a'ing q iieisn. s.ain .mensy deev os
Nv" '",1 80 nv,
LIE WIZ ~ I've "ei9 ioS
troubled with washouts at seyeral pla
ces along the line. The worst difficult,
is near Mercer. where the Platte rive
rose and carried away several hundred
feet of track. When the road bed gay
way a freight train was crossing ant
the engine and thee or four cars wert
swept into the river.
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,n,sa IN Ramuar C ayorago an ,bn 49,
,nn 81 ,ha 1ath al g. hroni.
fast To- 800 rof"aa% ho 81 an
anoi shot t room $500 ro ie ~ o tn.
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aa,aJ ~ Hrnoiah".s 80
"rUad unon tha hoapIers an5 snn,
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instaS.,n Hma,ahant tTnn anmp IA
am'oiIa hin,So,f ~ .nn heuS
Snaau unu"niren" = aan nea
,,aoItha nitipan' wUnntnn %iH
sn"r' s,ot nmd tntot,, aea""d,a ni,
,n'sa 90 t tha auarinn ne i I7th onS
while under arrest at his home on the
18th, committed suicide.
Jefferson Currv. colored. VIII,
worked in the RIua Craek mrnas naa,
R~irminoham Alabama and who wa.
under arrest was taken from tLe OH.
GERS on the evening of the 18Th and
shot Inv a ,noh Of unRnown men Cur,
had a disnnte with a miner name1
Powell. INT mn blows we're exchanoed
shortly afterward powai1 cansad hi,
arrest CHARGING him with carrvino
weapons. Henry Henninr
living in Kensinofop Illinois shot nj.
wife on the Doth and then committee
suicide by emitting bia throat. Mrs
Hennino NAV recover If ia said Han,
was a hard drjnker and during
the last, three or four days he and his
wife had ~several ouarrels Cvrus
Gribbel. sunerintendent of the Uni.
ture Mine, and a man named Johns.
ton we're robbed and killed mt Sigge,
Wells. thirty miles from Phoenix. Ar.
lzoha' y lev days ago. 1hey We're OIL
the way from the mihe 10 fhoenla
WIN ABOUT s'ooo worth Or Oar bullion.
w ben the reckape of the freicb,
smash-up near Tamarack. California,
was cleared AWAY. on the evening of thu
10Th. the bodies of Brakemen Cosprovt
and McMaster and Fireme. Hoons ano
Motin were found. Engineer Pick.
ems. who was reported dead is alive
but seriously Injured. and it is feared
Engineer Truxau ia fatally Injured
The train of three passenger caI.
which LETT Port Jefferson on The 10Th
only reached Lowell. Massachusetts. o,
the morning of The 10th. having beer
In the snow one week. Tn,
track has not vet been entirely cleared,
There are two breaks in the dam acros,
the S~usauehapna river a Columbia. on,
100 feet wide. the other rs feet. Boll
are being widened by the great body u
water rushing through. It Is estimat,
ed that SoO.O0O will De needed to re-
store h dam. The shad fishermen
at Columbia teal their occupation Ii
gone this season.
A d.snatcb from Ds,vsr Co,orodo
avs snow feIi to the denth If sevsro
during tine evenin9 of tho IStH,
and morning of the l9th, throughou,
the Rocky Mountain region. A still
wind accompanied the storm, and pilel
the snow in the railroad cuts to sucl
an extent that it was impossible l.,
move trains. There was a severe snow
storm IN Nebraska on the 2Oth. IL
tne western part OF the state eish'
inches Oh snow teil and the wiDu
leacieu d Veiocit on miles an hour'
an Trains we're oeiayed. Inc storm
oonleneeu Win d nieh teHperatult
auu ram, then changed 10 snow. IRON
our 10 VIEW inches OF snow Tell OIL
'no nuoining u tne zoth, at onefma'
GAINESVILLE, Texas, "and buried
The tsmneratnra h;cb ,na.
deprees on the iSth fell to al an IN,
of the oath
AN epluemlc OF measles prevails IL
Buckingham county, Virginia, ano
persons nave died OF the disease.
IN II fanny an the memoers-iather,
moInef, anu II c~hiiureh-ar SICK, ano
ola couple, aged respectively 81 anG
81 years. are also reported Frustrated.
-Hezeklah Leeper. aged 70. a far.
mer from Morgan county. Ohio. blew
out the gas on retiring. at the Kirk
House, in Z~anesyIlle. IN the. evan;no
n l9th, and was found dead on the
soth.
L. S, Norton became insane m
the 10Th while arguing a case in conr,
In Erie, Pennsylvania. On the even.
lug OF the 18th he roamed the street.
and on file Doth ATTEMPTED to shoot one
OF his children, and afterward threat.
ened MS vile. lie was arrested on the
GUN. ovefWork n political disap-
are given as the cause OF his
sudden insanity.
james W. Tate, Treasures of the
State of Kentucks, was on the Goth sus
pended by Governor Buckner. Experts
began an examination of his books ano
to IL O'Clock on the morning of tn,
Goth had discovered a deficit of SI5nO99
ana tHaI lne irregularities seem to u
PACK ior years. rates pond IS S3OO,0 0L
ana Is We'll covered, TATE WAS fra