The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-02

-RubA Burrows, the noted desper
ado and train robber, ct last accounts
was still at large In Blount county
Alabama. The Governor on the 2Sth
sent the Sheriff % picked men to assist
In the pursuit, and an effort 10 bsnil
made to secure more bloodhounds.
In 1888, on May Q. awIdow named
Foreman, aged Is years and her daugh
ter, aged 6S, were found murdered neal
Traders Point, ten miles from Indian.
apolis. They were known to b;
wealthy, and. as no money was found
on the premises, robbery was supposed
TO have been the motive for The
murders. There was NJ positive clue
to the murderers, but relatives OF the
victims were suspected. Several day
ago Mrs. W. II. Maybaum, who's
husband has been for about three
months in q lunatic asylum. said that
he told her that he aud companions,
whose names be would not use, com
mited the murders and that he had got
$3.50 for his share OF the crime. Or
tho 18th the Grand Jury heard JOSEF l
Cassidy, OF Br0wnsburg who says that
Kate Weaver and her aged father saw
the murderers come from the house
and recognized them. The murderers
inundated the Viewers, who have
kept the secret for six years.
-E. d. Matthews. wi'c says lie is a
Baptist preacher, and who has heen
assistant tax collector Of Pike county,
Georgia, Is under arrest In Atlanta,
charged with appropriating $l700 oil
the c0unty,s money, which he asserts
was stolen from him. On the 18th,
James Mari, Ithe col0red ~janitor OF
the Mercantile Bank in Kansas City,
Missouri, was sent to the vault after
q set OF books. Since that time the
banks cash account has shown a &C.
felt Of $500. On the Goth the janitoI
was arrested on suspicion OF having
stolen the amount. He confessed To
the crime, and took the detectives to q
Main street jewelry store, where he
had left the money. The entire
amount was recovered, excepting So,
which the thief had spent.
AT Belle Vernon, Pa. on the
evening OF the 28th, Jesse NJ. Bowels
had his skurl fractured by a stone
".av Ss Ts~ .
over 1 frsi~ht hi,
"A passenger train on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and Ut. Paul Railroad col.
iided with q freight train, near Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, on the evening of the
18th. The engines telescoped, and the
express baggage anu smoker were
burned. James Huilen, the engineer
On the PASSENGER was kiliea, ana an
italian NAMED Ansoi ssiiott, vas
Dnrneu In the James Opey,
traveilng engineer OF the MhwauKee
ROAD; .. w. .oteWart, express messen-
ger; james Ryan ~ Coscng-
nano were sligntiy injured. !ne engi.
neer IN nreman on inc ireiRnt. I'M
tne nreman on the passenger, jumped
before tne Trains game togetner, ano
escaped WAN . rev bruises.
The great dam near hockaway,
Morris county, New Jersey, has been
osc,siea unssie " ame
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