The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-07


- coihsion occurred on the Phila'
oelpnia and Reading Railroad, neal
a,noueia. IA, on tine morning OF tht
- aaIu LUIGI on Wnicn q humber
OF itallAl iaporers were proceeding tt
tse'r Wolk - strtick by locomotive
Lreigny trn,n: francesca d
Nss Killed aad ave Others
Were paoiy bruised: The caboose Of !
.arln on tne irginia Midland Railroad
.eit Tue TACK on the AFTERNOON Of the
% aha Toied down An embankment
nosr AecOelnk' Virginia J. a. Rainey
anu HAsnton nancy brothers and
weii-knoWn cattle growers. OF Warren
ton, w~oreNsIieo. Faulsnei
"sS oau'y in9ereo.
Harvey Needbam aoad 20 wars
was found desd nesr 'Frankiic Enr'
mace, Pa, on the ID. He left home on
the 2Sth uit., to go hunting. 1t seems
That ne fell from . tree top, where he
had climbed to get . squirrel he had
killed.
The Coronar MA - -,n.,.., .,
Rsssemer Michicon y, ~. of =" a..
hoIv Of NJ ~. VI ~. sho ~, yn 1 sus
hv Holzhav n star rat,r.- TSs
Inrv found n a. aosoans
with thu ora acommendad
hat Holzhav he hs,J for ,ri., a. III
naxt tsrm ~ co,,st m;u ~. !.
October, .Iohn n Mainn vsa ,a,.,in
stabbed nv .Jobn Rronhv AZ n;cnic
near Pataraon New fay.av op ths
e-ven,ng ~ tLe Oh narrtv Shar;N
Jacobs wss On the ~ .hnt and wonnd'
"a at Frantiin. T.o,is,sne r. i. asssrt-
al that Ia haa han s,rcnh,asoma az
the polls." that neitler the C;ommis
sioners nor bvstanders knsw he was a
Deputy Sheriff, and that .swhen leav.
ing the CONT he mnttsred threats and
drew his pistol. msking . mnTderon
assanlt- and vas shot dawn BEFORE he
couid fire. The wound ..is not neces-
sarily fatal.o
MI; George Ooons oied IN Lutte
SanuusRy, Onlo, % %, OF wnat tne
ooc.oIs pronounce genuine Asiat,c
cnoioIs' Ano poopie there are greatiy
eAcisou. anu many arc oaSlng tue w.
iAae. LnaiIgnane Type OF typnold
lever mas uisoe us aPpearauce ~ Con
nerssiiie, lnalana. mere are ~ cases
a.. .ne vi uoa'ulnE nouse' iypno.u
sevsral deaths have Occurred. Small.
o is reporled to be endemic in Gina.
temaia-
GEORGE W. williams and James n
CLARK ave teen arreated at AIexander
Station. Kentucky' for dealing In and
acknowledgements c~onnterseit siiver In.
lars. The post-office ut Moline. ILL
NOS. VAS robbed an he morning of n
al IT 921m IN nostaua stamna cash
and reoistered letters. Max Jacobson.
a you1e man. Sun,rintendent of the
Fidelitv and Casnajtv Comnanv Of Chi.
caeo. was arrested On the evening Of
the 30, on complaint Of W. M. Alex.
ander. President ri the company, on
the charge of embezzlipg its funds. II
appears that jacobson lived In extrava-
giant style, and was addicted to betting
on horse races. The amount OF bis
stealings Is said to be ''far In the
thousands" An investigation shows
that jacobson came from Austria
where his father is 9 count and q
oanses. anu Inse no Iau Seen oaa :
nsi o..o.o' ~ suav ~ rn,;a. nasst.n
iour-yeaa .elm III INC 'oiie' Peni'en'
ttary . iorgery'
Reports from North Dakota
and portions OF Minnesota have been
received telling Of q heavy storm on
the evening OF the I'd. Grand Forks
says a terrific electrical and wind storm
prevailed on the evening of the Sd
within an area Of 100 miles OF that city.
Telegraph poles between there and
Fargo were blown down and commune
cation interrupted. The damage IN
the neighborhood Is thought to be
heavy. The weather Is now wintry in
nature, and 1t is feared considerable
damage will result.
-Professor Svlvester. while driving
to his residence. north of Princeton.
New Jersey. on the evening of the Sd.
was run into by . runaway team going
in the same direction. His vehicle
WAS wrecked AID the professor was
thrown violently to the ground, sus-
tanning serious internal Injuries and
terrible decorations about the head and
body.
Frank Havens. 30 wears OF q
dronnad dead in Conpeil BlnfIs. Iowa
an the EVENING Of the AL A most.
moriem axaminafion showed that bis
i,eart wal on lie right side. and bis
dsath was caused nv a rrpture of that
organ .John and Edward Brocber
and Charles Bluhme were drowned In
Lake Michigan, on tbs 4th, Will
fishing. Two children OF David Guy
set Gre to q barn at Blue Springs. Ne
braska, on the I'd, and persisted In the
building. They were playing with
matches. George Dilhol dled IN Cin-
cinnsti. on the evening OF the 90, wniie
under the influence Of chloro'orm,
administered for tne purpose OF Amply
tat'ng an injured thumD. two pnys.,
clans gave nun .easpOom.ui VI n
hrug' Dnhor WAS . young "a
man.
"A strange and fatal epizooty among
hogs is reported from Clark county,
Illinois. The symptoms resemble those
of typhoid fever In the human being,
and the ANIMALS sometimes linger fol
many days, finally pertaining Of starva.
ton as much as anyth ng else, 70;
fhav mill ont uOfhinU- M ram0dV can
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