The Penn's Grove record., 1891-08-28
who escaped from the isil last Decsm.

who escaped from the jail last Deem
Der.
lnomas Pace fell into a lake Of moi
ten Stag at the Ensley (Ala.) furnace:
and was roasted 10 death.
Joe Harden, living a Jackson,
Tenn, killed his nephew, j. l.
Edwards, In q quarrel over five cents.
A well Of natural gas has been dis.
covered on the farm of j. W. Win.
brow, in WicomicO county, Md.
An engine and 10 ears were derailsd
by a bull at Cleveland Station, Miss.
and three men were killed.
j. Crompton, Union Pacific station
agent at Carbon, wis.,, to end a spree
set fire to the depot building and then
shot himself. His body was found In
the ruins.
Town Marshall William Sanders and
Police Judge A. M. Egbert, of Crab
Orchard, Ky, quarrelled over q con.
I ~ Va ootDoltty WhGh GkbtAt Wd6
shot and killed by Sanders. s
Doug" Braddock Killed t~o ne
groes in a quarrel over cotton at Flsto-
mia, Tex.
A burglar held o revolver to the
head Of Miss Trevende Wiser. daugh-
ter Of a large real estate dealer of
Grand Rapid, Mich, and cut of her
luxuriant hair close to her head.
Alpheus g. johnson, q farmer, who
disappeared from Ionia, Michigan, In
1878. and who was pronounced legally
deae In 1881, has TUNED up to claim his
estate, which had been sold and divided
between his wife and daughter.
An unknown tramp jumped In frort
of an express train on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, near Wilmington,
Delaware, and was instantly killed.
The house OF James German, near
Middleton, Wisconsin, was entered and
robbed of $4,000, the savings Of Ger
man and bis sister.
Forest fires In Nevada and Ell Do
RADIO counties, California, are doing
great damage to property, and q mum
Der Of people have been made home
less.
Mrs. J. ID. Miller shot and Instantly
killed the man from whom she had re-
Gently been divorced at Nicolette, MINI.
! She also wounded Q young woman
Scbee, to whom Miller was paying
some attention.
Pearl S:holy, aged II years, and Ida
Smith, aged 10, were drowned 10 Pine
lake, nine miles north Of Lansing,
Michigan, by the overturning Of q row
boat.
The three-masted schooner Isaac and
Ishmael. Of Richmond, Virginia, which
grounded CT Scott's Beach, Worces-
ter county, Maryland. IL still anchored
In the breakers and Ia being badly
shaken. l
Augusta (Ga.) will open its EXPOSE
tion on November I'd.
The acquittal OF Gray the alleged muir
|derer, at Frederickstown, Mo is SO
little approved by the people that Gray
is not safe as . free man.
While boating Att Spiritual camp at
Pine Lake, Mich, Ida Smith and Pearl
Schooley, aged 9 and IL respectively,
'sp"Ae' anu ~
The Clawson lumber mill, at Claw.
son, Texas, was burned. Loss. $76 1000.
W. E. Deshill. q real estate agent Of
Richmond. VirQinia. was arrested
charged with forging the name Of ],
L. Lldwia. OF pitesnurg, to two me-
gotiapie hoIeS ior Si'oO.
The Jury In the Gryay murder case al
Fredericktown, Mo, returned q verdict
o. 10Y guiity' anu Int prisoner was dis-
cnaisou'
Zoo t,ysns a we'll known cbaractar
.of CHICAGO. Claims that Aha vas robbed
of 10000 worth of iewelrv. by a mar
who entered her room n threatened
her with a DIRK. she shot at him as he
was leaving and wounded him, but he
escaped.
Joseph lobe, night foreman Of the Ala
bama and Great Southern yarda,at BIZ
miEgham Ala, was run over n Killed
by a switch engine. y
p ie WI husn VI
1 "ouoa"' N.Y. "as io''s"oo onu0I mo-
John W. Perkins. Of Baltimore. was
killed by a piece Of wood being thrown
off q circular saw.
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Mrs. Mary Richardson and two chill
dren were killed ON Q railroad bridge
near Louisville. They were walking
on y ra''fo3o 'a''
Levi Hentzsll. Of Point Douglass,
Mich, left his family thirty-six years
ago, with $4,000, ostensibly to buy
goods in New York. He has lust been