The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-23

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aud Edward. were ''roObing' pillars
the roof Gell upon chem. Tue eluw
Evans aud his sou Edward were Killed
David escaping with seveie itjurIes
M elevator In the machine shuls "
Flynn \ Emrich, w Baltimore. iail ~
tle morning NJ the 1854 IRON lh'
fourth floor, D distance VI ioriN le'''
sesereiy iujuring three meu w'lu "ei'
upon it. The mel wete carrying or
the elevator u heavy irDp baf. he'u
vertically. Which as the elevator reached
the top struck tie ceiling, ana Ihe
stiaiu upon tue light ropc broke l''
cog wheel controlling the drum wuHi
ri one gave wHv, causing the elevator
10 tall. A fourth raj vito was on the
elevator saw the danger Hud jumped
irom the elevator to the fourth hVpf-
"A despatch from ParkersOurE,
West Virginia. says ttlat Uetec' W.
BALD wiz aad an armed posse, whu
went Into the wilds Of Wyoming ano
Mcdowell COUNTIES to hreak up . Ednr
Of ttlIeit distillers, tave teen sur
rounded and their lives ere threatened.
The m~oonslluer baud Is made up o.
NOTED desperadoes. WHO for three years
have dHlsd the law. THIRTY have been
captured. and ii "a while attempting
TO arrest forty more the officers wei.
%eutIappso.
The boiler i'll Wiulney q Tutt.es
SAW mill al y uud, Wisconsin, burst
on the morning OF the 1Slb, wreeklug
the building. Obs C.erueut was killed.
aud August Hegei, Ffauk GfeenuiHu,
Julius Gokey, Henry Dewey. fraut
Foieea aud Pbilp GoOdeh'id were So,
/ wesley injured. IL is feared some Of
| tie injured will not recover. JOSIAH
Rtso1es aud lis mother were crowned
While tr, ing 10 cross tie OHIO river In
. boat at tomeroy- Quo, Oh the loth-
Peter Neaishaisby, the miner who was
imprisoned for 81 hours al Black pa
mond COillefy, al Mount Carmel. Pa
and who was liberated on The 18Th.
died on tie 18th from v exhaus-
ton aud internal injuries.
Constable Uarnishfefer from Los
Angeles, California, 10 Garvanza rll.-
lags ou the 17Gh ~ arrest j. :.
Sprsgue, az old mSn, for heating Lis
little girl. Sprague shot aud fatally
wounded tue constable and then opened
0Ie ou his deputies. The deputies
rel urned TO The ely and gave the
alarm and q posse started after Sprafue.
During the battle which followed
Sprague was shot throu2 n the abdo'
men aud fatally Wounded. sprague is
thiught 10 have beeu lisatse.
1t is reported that gold and silver
in payibg quantities have been diseoy-
cred il Sweat Grass Bilis. IS miles
northwest Of Big Sandy. Montana, aud
that miners ia Eclipse Gulch are max
ing 1sotn $50 10 $50 a day. Men from
all parts Of Montana and Dakota are
hoekipg TO the new fields, without
making adequate provision for subsis-
tenee. ~ is feared that q famine viii
follow y. as supplies cannot be taken 20
the ground fast enough TO feed every
body.
An express I am ON the Inter
Colonial hallway colllded on The l9tb
with y special flei2bt train Neal
K'monski Station, Quebec. Both ell
giues, the baggage a and two freight
ears were wrecked. -Four tram hauds
were Killed aud twO injured. The
passengers escaped injury. IN drilling
out All une1ploded blast Of dynamite ~
the Cumberland Hydraalie Cement
C0npaHy's tunnel in Cumberland.
Maryland, on tie 1871, an explosion
occurred Whereby Joseph Hammer.
smith and Joseph We2pan were
fatally, and Noah Long aid Solomon
Moore severely Injured.
Eight tramps forced an entrsnest TO
the Midland depot, il Anderson, inal-
ana, Oh the evening Vt the 18Th, and
took possession. About thirty citizens,
ARMED gIth poles and barrel slaves, led
ny the town marshal, went 10 NE
depot and formed a gauntlet along the
railroad. Through these lines Of men
the tranps were forced TO run, their
speed being accelerated by heavy blows
we'll laid on by tie men. The tramps
were numerically whipped, tie blood
tricklipg from many Of them by the
tine they hal reached the ED OF the
gauntlet.
Three cases OF drowning 10 Cbesa-
pease Bay were reported in Baltimore
on the 1871. They all occurred during
the wind storm On the evening Of the
10Th. John Manoughs, Of New York,
was washed overheard FROM The bug.
eye Pinto, aud was drowned in spite of
the efforts 10 rave him. Solomon J.
Hall, Of Baltimore, was missed from
the slope Undue, while rte lay at
Oxford, Bid. His hat and boots were
found on the wharf on the morning OF
the 18th. John Cooper, also OF Balti-
NOE. was drowned from the schooner
julia while ia the city DOCK, Annapolis.
"A degpateh from Indianapolis,
Indiana, says that the shortage of John
L. sullivan, the County Clerk, 30 ia:
discovered, ia about SIS, OOU iD tue trust
funds. In addition TO this he Sc.
cured $1,000 from the County Treas
ury by fraud.
by the burning OF a dwelling ueal
Bald wiEsyiIie. Massachusetts, On III,
Afternoon OF the l9.h, Mrs. Russell
aged 10 years, and two daughters
aged respectively 8 and Is yeats, of 4
neighbor named Truehart, lost lheiI
lives. W. ii. Albright, fireman on I
Baltimore aud Ohio freight engine. wa!
on the 10Th missed by his eugIuee.
near Cumberland, Maryland. hot see
ing him the train was backed for a few
miles, and Albright was found hanging
By his neck on tue irons OF a bridge
dead. 1t is supposed he leaned too fal
out while keeping a LOOK ahead.
TYPHOID fever is reported epidemic
in the village OF Luzsrne, rear Wilkes
barre. Forty cases have appeared
Small pox las again broken out il
Nanticoke, Penna. Three children o
Michael Mack are down with IT,
disease, and it is believed that Their
are other cases IN the town. ThIoa
specials In New York say there is al
epidemic Of tonsilitis. II is confines
TO women, and Is especially prevalen
among actresses. IL Is contagious.
"A dozen prisoners In the Jail Il
JefYersonvllle, Kentucky, made al
attempt to escape on the evening of th
18th. They were discovered on TIL
roof by a little girl, who notified IN
shariY Edward Powell a river nirata