The Penn's Grove record., 1891-08-28
PENN's GROVE, N. j., FRIDAY. AUGUST %. 1891.

The 15Oth New York Infantry
Regiment at Gettysburg, Penna., dedi
Gated their granite monument on Culp';
Bill.
Mrs. Catharine Bottle, of Shame.
kin, Penna., fell down a flight oil
stairs at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
T. U. Waters, In Shenandoah. and will
die.
Robert Naugh, of Plymouth, Pa,
has deserted his wife and run off with
another woman. He took with him all
his savings, and leaves his family dec
titute.
Matthew Bickel, a farmer ear Will
Transport, Pa, was bitten by a rattle
snake on Saturday. He found the rep
tile In his feed bin. 1t Is thought he
will recover
A Greensburg nan was killed on his
way to get a marriage license.
Louis Klrchner's baby, at Brooklyn,
alarmed the family in the middle Of the
night that the house was on fire, Mr..
Kirchner lost $3.50 from his vest
pocket.
The oil well at Mcdonald Station, in
Washington county, Penna., was still
burning, but with no prospect Of spread-
ing.
James Piuer, colored, aged IS years,
was drowned In the delaware river, at
Wilmington, Delaware. l
Officer Cup l.. Marsh and family were
carried out to sea and lost in q small
boat from Salisbury Beach, Mass.
Policeman William Carroll, of Yonk-
ers. N. Y, was 30 determined to ar
rest burglar John Faulds that the lat
ter shot twice through the officers
hat and made burrows in his scalp.
A store house at the Latin Powder
Mills, about a mile from Pittston, Pa,
was struck by lightning and 200 kegs
Of powder exploded. No person was
injured.
William King, colored, aged 10 years,
was arrested In New York and held to
await a requisitiou, on the charge of
having robbed Hutchin's jewelry store,
in Philadelphia.
The body of the mar found In the
outskirts of Wilmington Delaware,
was identified as J. B. williams, of
Chicago. He had written to his
brother In the latter city. stating his
intention to commit suicide ut Will
mington.
As a result of a stabbing ARRAY at a
negro camp meeting at Huntsdale, Cum
berland county, Pa, William Croman
wasprobably fatally injured by Edward
Straitiff.
The victims of the gas explosion at
Packer Colllery, near Shenandoah, Pa,
Joseph Piper and Anthony Miskelli,
died a the Miners Hospital.
Felix Wasniski, aged 20, is dying
at Mount Carmel, Penna.. from a blow
with a baseball bat In the hands of
Otto Schultz (who Is In jal),
while trying to separate two fighting
players. Al
A Central Park gray wolf is at large
between the Bowery and Fitty-ninth
New York.
Otto Meyer, an Allentown, Penna.,
butcher, was seriously injured in q run-
away accident
Isaac Stiltz. OF Rogers Ford. Pa. was
killed by falling from q freight car
while handling pig-lron.
Isaac Bryson, of Chester county, Pa,
was shot by his 9-year-old son In the
arm and badly hurt.
The funeral Of Israel FleIshman, the
manager, took place at Phlla-
delphia and was largely attended by
members Of the theatrical profession
and other friends. 81
-. F. Petting'lI, of Philadelphia"
got $50 from thirty citizens or Potts.
town, Peana., on a cooperative pur-
scheme. Then he left his
Empty satchel at a hotel and departed.
George 8. Abbott of Almy, was taken
from Hanover, and lodged In jail at
New Hampshire.
The Altoona, Penna., City School
Board had the entire City Council and
the Mayor arrested because of their re-
rusal to do away with q sewer null
sance.
During q free fight among some sea-
men and fireman in New York City
William Rossiter, cook of the steamer
Orinoeo, was stabbed and fatally IN
jured. He identified Thomas Mcguire
Is his assailant. 81
South and West
Lyman @. Draper, long regarded as an
oracle on w estern topics among histor- |
Ical specialists, is dying Of paralysis at
Madison, Wis.
Aaron Taylor, a farmer living neal
San Mateo, CAL, got drunk, nearly beat
out the brains of his wife and Swear
old son and then fed.
Michael Ohern, of Osceola, Iowa,
killed his daughter because she al
the pigs to come into the garden. |
and a rope are ready for
him.
Mrs. Catharine Mcclure, who was
assistant to her husband a. lighthouse
keeper at Marquette, Michigan, has
been discharged for inattention to
duty, upon the report Of her husband.
While bathing in the Red river at
Grand Forks, North Dakota. the Rev.
VIM. T. Currie, Rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Grand Rapids, Miss
Ruth Currie, his daughter, aged ID, and
Mrs. Dora Vankirk, aged is, were all
drowned.
A 4-year-o old child at Eden, Manitoba, |
was killed by the accidental explos-
ion of a rifle cartridge in the hands of
David Gardiner, who was in the room
below.
Artists Clara Fechheimer, Laura
and Joseph Bloch were
out of a skiff and drowned near
Cincinnati.
Unable to borrow any more money |
on false ~pretenses In the West, Hiram
J. Baker, claiming to be a New York
committed suicide at Quincy,
III.
The Bailey girls Of st. Louis, who
of and married roaming opera