The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

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40 smokfp9 acsaarsite. Her clothing and
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Time NH Caroiipe Schmitt who. In
p o. lnsanitys Threw herself s--~-se'
= 2 c1iioren from an upper window, III
~ YORK, : lev days ago. died on the
LILY. lstn. O. her injury. The children Were
{ h5avx kl!leo q ne Adynamite magazine
6nndsx osloneipg 20 Colonel Roberts. three
= SSlfn1 mlIes from bradford. Penna., blew up
& bone g the morning Of the 10th. doing
+ ~ 4x9as qamaeo 20 surrounding property.
l,eh ~ a contained 200 pounds OF dynamite.
3 vstsr Ine snock was felt for 2 distance Of 20
- ~ miies NO person was injured.
81 Two men were killed and several
x jotners wounded during o shooting
s3 nnfay near Grand Coleau, Louisiana,
u on ne 10tn. The ARRAY grew out OF .
Sex lfend ~ several Years, standing. between
sNsu momDels o. The HIRginbotham family.
ia One ct the killed was . young man
"a named Beard, who was trying to make
rese Ipence.
aa.a IA II Upper ,6ern. Bucks county,
70 S94.- Iehnavs on the i6tny ME- Albert
} Jersey Kaufman and her daughter Alma,
lch viii lifted 4 large vessel Of hot tallow to
pour y Into 9 kettle which contained .
s wers ANAL guantlty OF water. An explo-
re daS. sion followed, bfowing the hot tallow
as. cuFf IN their faces yand frightful!y burning
! rniflouI sHc 49, M Ea
at man -Goverr6r Foraker, Of Ohio, says q
az em. detective HAS been among the White
u1urredIf nat State since the FIRST re.
heir outrages, and that the
Order had been ser secured sus with With
% such other evidence ~ would bring any
tc,sr1a offender to Justice. He said there
sClcuIa were nine lodges In Ohio, with q MEM
le sun. bership Of about 1000. among whom
"vs1 vera many prominent citizens. The
.JGovernor says the organization has
'tbeen abandoned. James Mcdonald,
Who WAS beaten last week in Kansas
City, Missouri, by a mob calling them
selves the "Kansas Division Of White
ESaps, = died on the 18th.
John Anderson. John Sullivan and
Gu q Young man known as pBIc John.n
Sere fatally Injured on the eyeninu Of
the 18th. by the blowing out OF a fur-
mace. 1t the EDGAR Tboms0n steel
Works. in Pittsburr. When Inc acci.
lent occurred they were standing di.
Getty il front OF the furnace. and the
molten metal was thrown over their
"a at 4 bodies. Three men. named johnson,
Oaks and Dickey, were drowned while
crossing the American side OF the river,
- q iroqqoiss Ontario. on the evening OF
/ AM the nth.
-Onicials OF the Southern Express
company 81. their loss W the tain
lTIoN robbery on the evening OF the 10th.
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