The Penn's Grove record., 1891-12-11
Thu NEWS OF 4 WEEK
Eastern and Middle States.

derer.,
Dun 1s
between HungaIlen., osepason hopkO
shot and killed John Lnbudka and
fatally wounded another man whose
is unknown.
Henry Bowmseter, a burglar, was
shot dead while trying to break into
the residence Of James Taylor. OF
Duquesne, Pa. Taylor found Bow
mester trying to pry open a window
and fired.
Louis Harriott, the slay OF Mrs.
Charles T. Leonard, at Atlantic
Heights, New Jersey, has confessed to
having committed the murder.
Mabel Hawley was found dead at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, having
a fractured skull. 1t is though that
her injuries were not the result Of q
fall.
Frank Onci, Of Shamokin, Penna..
committed suicide by hanging him
self. 8
John Morrissey, Jr., druggist. was
sand dragged and robbed IN Brooklyn.
Jealousy prompted Mrs. Magdelena
Heir to shoot her husband, John b.
Heir, a wealthy florist, Ut Buffalo, N.
Y. he is likely to die.
A. r. Blood, . wealthy petroleum
r0ducer Of Warren, Penna.. was
brown from his horse and instantly
killed.
The mutilated body OF . well-dressed
man, supposed to be that Of Martin
EicheIberger, q resident Of Lancaster,
Pa, was found Oh the Railroad, near
Altoona.
A steam pipe at the Hollidaysburg,
Penna.) Iron Works broke and in fall
ing featured tile skull OF Robert Johns
ton, who was also terribly scalded.
William Clark, q young colored man,
shot aud MORALLY wounded q young
man named Palmer, with whom he
was at feud, in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
LynchIng was feared.
Ephraim Grinepace, q ieweler of
New York city was swindled out Of
$500 and a check for $500, by means Of
the "gold dust swindle." 6
Wife-M Murderer Loppy. in Sing Sing
Prison, N. Y, has passed his last Sun
day on earth-as he will be electro
cated this week.
A highwayman STOPPED, land stabbed
r.. o. Anthony, the New sist
Ir.z - - -.L.
The latest reports from the brick
barges which were wrecked in the
Hudson, off Haverstraw, New York,
show that but two men were drowned
Nicholas Nagel and Frank MURRAY.
JONI SKuvanitch, q Hungarian
miner, fell 100 feet to death down a
Pyne Colliery shaft near Scranton.
Burglars made of with $3.50 worth
of cutlery and other wares from F. S.
Browns store in COchraDville, Chester
county.
A stiff hat saved the skull and prob
ably the life of f. O. Smiley, on whose
head a brick was blown cOrnerwise
from a third-story wall in Chambers
burg, Pa. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mills, an aged
couple of Liberty Centre, Warren c0un-
ty, Iowa, were burned to death by The
burning of the house.
The story comes from New York
that William j. Scanlon's 1.-THE actOr)
memory is failing, aud two prOmpters
are kept near him.
1t is said in New York that the
American District Telegraph and the
Mutual District Messenger Companies
have been consolidated.
A target rifle, accidentally dis
charged, sent a bullet into the brain
of Elmer Reeser, ShamOkin, Pa.
A falling hemlock tree wrecked a pas
sepger tram near CressOna, Pa. on the
Ebensburg Road.
A ferry-house costing $3.50, 900 has been
begun at st. George, Staten Island,
which will be the terminus Of the Bal
tim0re and Ohio IN the near fu-
ture.
Thomas Connolly was killed while
coupling cars at PalO Alto, Pa.
W. d. Southworth, who is said to be
one of a gang Of bomb throwers impli.
Gated in the attempt to assassin
ate Russell Sage, vas arralgned at the
Tombs Police Court, in New York, and
was held for five days for examina-
tlon.
The death sentence has been exc.
cuted at Sing Sing Prison upon Martin
d. Loppy, the wife murderer.
South and West.
Mrs. George Masten and her infant
son, Edward T., we're fatally burned
at Denver, Colorado, through the upse
ting OF a lamp. n
The low state OF water In the Chic>Ax
river aud the large number OF vessf
the harbor almost resulted In a gss.a.,
blockade. A number of vesseof ifs
aground, some Of them hAvir new in
fast for three or four days. imst ests ! !
W. W. Knott was arrested A ss Sate aaqn
by a P~ost-ofice Inspector. cnity I an
the publication Of obscen1lhoLt
The plates from which tNOHTOl
able mstter was printed
dered and will be- melted
A train on the EasE{UI LIN
ginia and Georgia rnmnh; A Decent box say
at a station about al Keeps Il nom eracfln.
Georgia. WheIis ~. .ds sissngsh q ls,aiheI, /: !.
masked men b6n2y Be used On the finest /
car compelled thssissssiy oq ~ sh ss,a as as.I ~ q rs. :
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