The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-08
NEWS OF TIL WEEK

- William G.. Bausemer, a retired
merchant 10 Baltimore, was swindlet
out of $4,000 by two bnnco men on The
list. Their plan was the OLD One oil
drawing a prize in a lottery.
Matthew Rooney George Jacobs and
Joseph Taylor, supposed to be tramps,
broke into the store of Bowman j. Mil.
Ter, at Shiremanstown, near Carlisle,
Penn, on the evening OF the %. While
about to leave with q large quantity oil
goods. they were captured by the mem.
bers Of the firm and other citizens, who
had been brought to the store by q bar.
glar alarm. One OF the burglars was
shot in trying to escape.
Theodore E. Hazlehurst, Past
Grand Commander OF the Grand Com.
mandery Knights Templar of the State
of New York, and q prominent resi-
dent of Troy, shot and killed himself
on the 4th. The doctors are of the
opinion that death resulted from acct
dental shooting. The business, do.
nestle and social relations Of Mr..
Hazlehurst were Of the most pleasant
description, and no motive for suicide
can be imagined. In the converting
department of the Bessemer Steel
Works, in Pittsburg, on the evening Of
tue 4th. a large ladle filled with molten
steel Yer accidentally overturned, the
e@ontens (ns ever I'VE employees.
and Albert poke. and Michael Hur-
ley a.. burned. The other two,
though -~aly burned. will recover.
As an express train on the New York
Central Railroad passed through Her.
kimer, New York, on the morning of
the 4th, two girls we're discovered on
the track in great danger. Flagman
WOlver rushed to their rescue and sue
ceeded in saving them, but was Killed
himself.
Nineteen cities of Massachusetts,
including the newly created cities of
Quincy and Woburn, held their munich
pal e.ections on the 4th. In BrOckton,
Gloucester, Waltiam and Taunton the
present Mayors were reelected without
oppositloDS6hf four of the 80 Coun-
ct16en in Gloucester aroN Democratic,
and the city. which voted for license
a year ago, gives 166 majority
against license In Taunton the Citi-
zen's candidates for Aldermen and
Councilman wete successful and license
carried by pas majority. In Law
renee, usually democratic, dissensions
among the D. mocrats caused the Ite-
publican cand date for Mayor to be
elected by IL 20 plurality. All this
Aldermen and pouncllmen are Republic
can. Twelvst hundred and eighty
two majority Slks given License, though
it was Gne~"t-a ear. Fltchburg
~ for Mayor and
Aide ~ity. Fall River
e,v,sS.9. S.5ss I3l2-
plurality, &743 majority for
license. i cans have three
majority L d of Aldermen
and three Il Council. Quincy
elected = ri Aiayor and COun-
Gil aud gap- ority against Ii
cense. Maiden elk a Democratic
Mayor and e'non.paA sian city govern
ment," and defeated license by a
majority ofll1s5. Haverhill elected the
Citizens' candidate for Mayor and
gave Sal majority for license,
it rejected last year. North
ampton, HolyOke and Waltham went
for Democracy and license; Woburn
for Republicanism and license, and
New Bedford for Fusion and license.
Chelsea went Republican by 7l2 maj ,r-
for Mayor and against license by u
majority Of 1894. Springfield went Re-
publican OF Mayor and Councilmen,
and gave 1892 majority for license. The
in New Haven, Connect.
cut, on the 4th elected their candidate for
Mayor for tue first time IN eight years.
They also elected the Town Agent,
Sheriff and a majority Of the Aldermen
and Council. The Democrats elect d
he City Treasurer and City Clerk.
The result is due to factiOnal d ssen-
,iOns among the Democrat.
Seymour Gardner, fireman on the
New York. Ontario and Western Rail.
road. was struck by a train and killed
Oh the 4th, at Spring Tank, New Jer-
,ey. Two Italian laborers were struck
BY a train near Rye, New York, on tile
18th, and killed. Near Lexington,
Georgia, on the 81, q cOlored woman
her three children in T. 9 house
md went visiting. When she returned,
after nightfall, the house had been
and the children had
in it. Harry Hussey
md j. Holman were fatally and
John Packham severely injured on the
lth. by the fall OF the southern wall of
he McClary Company's building in
London. Ontario, left standing after
.he recent tire. They were among the
men engaged in removing the debris.
The dead body OF an unknown
man, who is believed to have been
.tsaling a ride. was found on the 30th
nlt., under q load Of lumber on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Frankford.
Michael MeMsnes, of Trenton, was
struck and killed on the morning of
The 30th ult.. on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. at North Penn Junction.
Linke and John Albin were
crushed to death In Albin's coal mine,
1t Olney. Illinois, on the 29th ult., by
a cave-in. Two trains coll,f I'd on the
and AtlanticsHsk load, at
Crown Point, I4dianx$sse = Rs Both
MT. causing a Ioasyof ksJht SIC. 900.
The train '~t escaped injury by
Jumping.
"A fgh' Erred between two fac
lions o. highbinders In the
end, Oregon, on the
ID. .snameD, all armed
with &icipa;ed. One was
kill %e p,obab'y fatally
VIZ
NesQuebonlng, Pa.
the evening Of the
lin the H~scketborne
sway through a large
lew men were at
' Philip Stevens and
" .Sere found dead in the
m 9Th, and the following
wer Moses jenkins, Henry
Rel es ii, flo. Charles Rodey
and SSaltb. The company's loss
v While workmen were
dige ar, IN Newark, New Jer.
sey 5tb, the earth caved in,
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