The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-30
NUMBER Is.

Hull, were fatally injured on lie
morning of the 26th by a coal Car
running back on them In a Dine neal
Washington, Pa. A passenger train
on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad left the track neal
G~reenville, Tennessee, Oh the morning
OF the 26th. Engineer Gregg was
fatally, and the express messenger and
four passengers were badly, hurt. The
car and its contents were destroyed.
DR.. William r. Warning, a well-known
physician in Atlanta, Georgia, fell
down a fight of steps at his home,
on the 26th and received injuries which
caused his death. He was so Years
old.
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. train on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road was ''held up" OIL the evening of
the oath at Pryor Creek, near Perry
Station, Indian Territory. The ex-
press and mall cars were robbed. The
passengers were not molested.
"A wreck occurred on the Iowa
Central Railroad at Applington, Iowa,
the 25th. Two men were killed. A
coal train and a work train on the
Lorain and Wheeling Rail-
road collided on the morning of the
25th at Flushing, Ohio. Both engines
and twenty cars were wrecked. A. II.
Myers, engineer, was killed, and two
other men were injured. While a
train on the indianapolis and st.
Louis Railroad was running very fast
near Greencast!e, Indiana, on the 25th,
driving rods on both sides of the engine
broke loose. Engineer Strickland and
Fireman Shale were badly injured by
the pounding of the rods through the
cab. The air brakes were applet and
the train stopped.
"A new skin disease among cattle
In Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Virginia has recently come under
the observation of DR.. Wray, veterin-
airy surgeon, of Maryland. The dis
ease Is not contagious, but rises spon-
The animal at first suffers
from constipation, which is followed
by %sloughing and liberation of the
particularly of the mouth, nose,
SC. The disease does not seem to be
fatal.
The Superintendent of the Money
Order Office of the Post-office Depart
ment In his annual report shows that
the net loss was only $S125 on the
whole amount of money order trans
actions.
Chief Post-office Inspector Rath-
hone, In his annual report to the Post.
General, shows that Sol persons
had been arrested during the year for
all kinds OF offences against the postal
laws and regulations and for various
crimes committed, including burgla-
ries of post-otfices and robberies Of the
mail.
The latest report from Butte.
concerning the st. Lawrence
mine fire is that there is no air to fan
the fire. and the carbonic acid gas gen.
Grated will eventually put 1t out. Five
men are known to be dead ia the mine
and two to four are variou5ly stated to
be missing. The twin mines, the An
and st. Lawrence, employ over
1000 men.
Fred Ewing, aged IL years, was
run over aud killed by a train in ATTAIN
ia, George, on the 25th. The boys
who is an engineer, was stand
ing only a few feet away when the acci-
dent occurred.
An explosion of natural gas &C.
Cured at the residence of Scott Haw-
thorne, in Dayton, Ohio, on the morn
ing of the 26th. Two children were
killed, and MI. Hawthorne, his wife
and father received terrible injuries.
William Dyer, Ira Chamberlain and
Sun Dyer, while hunting neal Wash.
ington, Indiana, on the 25th, wer
shot by George Chamber
lain. Sun Dyer died in a short time.
A boiler at the Allegheny Bessemer
Steel Works at Duquesne, Pa, ex-
on the morning of the 10th,
wrecking the boiler hou 80 and killing
William Marshall and George Cooper.
North was badly injured. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
A despatch from Harrisburg. Viz
sinia, says that the rain still continues
and the streams are still rising. The
farmers are discourage
rotting in the fields.
roads are almost impassa.
fall Of now prevailed on u
Minneapolis. A telegram froL
ucius &hthuCoOtht ACpOlltu Vic
IN there on the morning of the 2.
"a genuine blizzard" Snow had ia.
to a depth OF three inches and Wa
drifting badly. The temperature was
quite low. A despatch from Aspen,
Colorado, says that the heaviest snow
IN years has fallen during the past
three days.
Near Huntington, West Virginia,
on the 9th, the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroad bridge crossing the Guyan-
dotte river fell while a freight train
was crossing it, precipitating the cara
into the water. Engineer II. v,
Freeman vas killed aud other train
hands slightly injured. The bridge
had been condemned for some time.
John McCarty, a convict. who
savagely assaulted Philip La Coste in
the State prison at Providence, Rhode
Island. on the 25th, hanged himself on
lining of his coat into strips to make
the moose. La Coste is recovering.
A telegram from Bellefoate, Pa,
reports on the morning of the 9th,
that the murdered body OF "a young
girl named Clara b. Pierce was found
two miles from Karthaus. 1t is be-
iieved that the murder was committed
about 9 O'Clock, as the girl had been
seen In that neighborhood about that
time. A tall, slim man, wearing a
night suit of clothes and a de- by hat,
nad been seen with her a short time
before, and he Is believed to be the
murderer. A man has been arrested
at VANDERBILT, on the Beech Creek
road, who answers that description.
His name is not known at present.
Hans Jacob Olsen, so years OF age,
was dragged from his home In Preston,
Wisconsin, by masked men on the eve
ning of the Gath, and hanged to a tree.
Olsen was partially insane and SOME
what quarrelsome, and had been Or
dered by neighbors TO leave the country.
George Clough shot Mrs. j. G. Ludwig
and her niece, Eva Wooster, In Rock
land, Maine, on the evening OF the 25th,
and then committed suicide. HIS
body was found on the morning of the
27th. The two women may recover.
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