The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-24
PENIS GROVE, N J. FRIDAY. JULY a. 1897.

| Basto fractured the skulls of Domlnick
! Parrouda and his wife In New York.
A horse driven by Senator Lisper-
ard Stewart, of New York, ran away
at Bar Harbor, hurting the Senator to
the ground.
Samel W. Lewis. charged with de-
frauding his wife. Alice, out OF $4,000
In New York, was found guilty Of
grand larceny in the first degree. The
maximum penalty Is ten years I'M
prisonment.
A man answering the description Of
Frank Almy, the Hanover murderer,
has been arrested at Worcester, Mas
sachusetts.
Two bodies we're seen floating IN the
whirlpool ct Niagara. One was en-
| tirely nude, and supposed to be the body
Of a woman. The other was partly
clothed.
Miss Besse Pape, of Baltimore, was
dangerously injured in a runaway acci-
dent at Ocean Grove, New jersey. She
was thrown out Of the vehicle, her
head striking a tree. 2
The Board Of Health in New York
decided to place the Chinese leper
laundryman, Chin Hop, In q hospital
Herman Normandus was drowned
In the Susquehanna river, near Mar
ietta, Penn. He was In a boat with
two companions, and, against their
protest, rocked the boat, finally up
setting 1t. The companions narrowly
escaped drowning.
While working men were drawing
rods at an oil well nea Butler, Penna.,
! the gas tank exploded and enveloped
the rigging In flames. James Fitch,
who was 81 feet up In the derrick, fell
to the ground amid the flames, but may
recover. D. I, Reeder, one Of the
owners of the well, was fatally in
1ured.
Josiah W. Briean, the missing Pbila
delphia architect. wa arrested in
Buffalo, New York. He is charged
with embezzling $33, 500 from John W.
Post, of New York, the General
Manager Of the Steel Tubular Car
Company, Of Bradford, Pa,
Mrs. Mary Mccartney and Mrs.
Faris. living in Pittsburg. each gave
| their infants carbolic acid In mistake
| for cough medicine. Mrs. McCaffrey's
baby died in two hours. The other
child Is still alive, but is in a critical
condition. 8
South and west
Cattle at Independence, KY, have
Texas fever.
Tennessee striking miners have
had the convict substitutes taken back
to prison.
Frank Dauforth will be hanged at
Augusta, Ga, for numbering his mis-
tress.
Ten passengers, half women, were
injured near Fort Scott, Kan, by a
freight train crashing into a Missouri
Pacific passenger train.
The family OF j. II. Cornelius. a
well-to-do farmer near Russellville,
Kentucky, were poisoned. Bernard
Cornelius, q nephew. died IN q short
time, and i've others 81 dangerously
i'll. The symptoms are Of arsenic.
The poison Is supposed to have been In
the milk, but how 1t got there is not
known.
During a fight in a beer garden in
Louisville, Kentucky, A.. Shane was
fatally stabbed. Thomas Harrington
and five others have been arrested for
the stabbiDg.
Judge ]. A. Warder, who was under
Indictment n Chattanooga, Tennessee,
for the murder of his son-in.law. Simp-
son Fayette, committed suicide by
blowing out his brains A
The Governor of Tennessee has or
dered out troops to protect the convicts
who have been leased out to mine OPP
orators whose men at B~rierville are on a
strike.
The express car of the Pacific Ex-
press Company was robbed rear Tex
arkana, Arkansas, the messenger being
held up at the point of the revolver.
Only q small amount of money was Sc
cured by the robber.
Alexander Van Fleet was arrested In
Springfield, Illinois, for counterfeiting.
Robert Pilkey. 70 years of age, has
been arrested in San Francisco for
counterfeiting.
A man named O'Connor, accused of
having .'mistreated' his wife, was Sc
verely whipped by White Gaps at Tul-
lshoma, Tennessee.
At Birmingham, Alabama, Eugene
Byers, an ex-United States Deputy
Marshall, and W. Garner, an ex-police-
man, fought a duel with pistols in a sa-
loon ON account of o previous grudge.
Garner was mortally and Byers seri-
ously wounded.
John Merrifeld and 0 fellow brake
man were riding on the pilot of a To-
connective, neal Rockbridge, Illinois,
when the engine ran into q lot of horses.
Mortified was killed and the other
brakeman was fatally hurt. 8
, While seining in the Tennessee river,
near Murray, Kentucky, E. d. Brown,
Walter Strader, John Meader, Richard
Eaves and John T. Brame. were
drowned.
Maggie Rogenstorck, of Springfield,
o., has been made insane by gossips,
speaking lightly of her virtue.
Five women have been seriously in
iured, one of them it Is thought fatally,
on a roller coaster pear Lansing. Mich.
The wife of William Gleisner, Presi-
dent OF the Mclaughlin Nail Works,
Wheeling, W. Va, escaped from heI
home in a nightdress and walked two
miles before she fell into a creek and
was drowned.
Francis Mecamer was struck in the
head by a rock at Canton, Ohio, by
Lincoln Andreas, and died.
The house of Henry Pantzloff at
Clinton, Wisconsin, was str uck by
lightning and he and his wife were
killed.
The report that nine men were killed
near Kenton, OHIO, by a collision be
tween a meat train and a work train
was unfounded. No person was even
injured. Seven cars were smashed and