The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-17

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George Flynn, aged GO years, a
Wilkesbarre.
The proprietor of Schullman's restau-
rant IN New York, fatally stabbed a
female servant and then committed
suicide. 4
Postmaster Martin l.. Harlow OF
Whitman, Mass, has be n arrested,
charged with embezzling $l10O.
Two young men of Huntington,
Conn.,, have been arrested for ring
ing church bells be ore sunrise on
July 4th.
Officers found a CARLOAD Of liquor
hidden In Rev. Gates house at Mantle,
Conn.,, which he was selling without a
license.
Charles Muller, a poultry raiser of
New Canaan, Conn, shot himself in
the mouth inHictinQ a fatal wound.
While trying to alight from a moving
train, Christ opner Dahl, prominent
citizen of New Britain, Conn.,, fell and
wal killed.
Herman Reichart, the restaurant
cook who recently shot Annie Douglas,
a fellow servant, and then shot himself
in the head, died in New York.
Mrs. Estelle Livingston De Puyster,
of 1Ivoia, N. Y, has sued her husband
General John Watts De Puyster for
separation, after thirty years OF married
life.
A Pittsburg, Pa, cable car killed
Pjalse Vita, q 3-year-old Italian child,
in the heart Of the city.
Allen W. Zug, of Lancaster, Pa,
who forged his fathers name on checks
and ran away three years ago, is back
and in lail, u
Irene W. Colt, the first oma to
pass Yale's examination, is as pretty as
she is learned.
A police count in Albany, N. Y,
gives that city 1000 more people than
the Porter Census gave it.
Mrs. Lenore II. Nesbit, q cousin Of
Grover Cleveland, has begun suit in
Brooklyn to recover her two children
from her husband.
Robert II. Davis, a Waterman at the
Rockl md Paper Mills of Jessup & Moore
Company at Wilmington, Delaware, was
ground to death i'll a large water wheel.
He was oiling the wheel and fell.
In a drunken ARRAY at Gordonville
Pa, Thomas Eager, shot Ner e. Foulk
in the head, making a dangerous
wound.
Detective Jacob Shaub, while taking
a prisoner to Lancaster, Pa, was
knocked down by another mar and
fearfully beaten by the rogues, who
escaped. l
John Campbell, a cigarmaker of Al
bany, N. Y, hit Charles Won Glider
on the head with his crutch and killed
him.
Axel Janssan, gunner on the flag
ship Newark, of the White Squadron,
is dead at Boston. and Fl. s. Stron,
head cook, is dying from asphyxation,
from Illuminating gas in a Boston ho-
tel.
A pile driver fell upon Frank Hart
ranft, Of WilliamspOrt, Pa, aud he
will probably die.
While shifting ears in Himmelrich's
boat yard, at L%ewisbuTg, Silas Cornelius
was run over by a loaded lumber Car,
and his body was cut in two.
Elmer Shultz, of Springfield town
ship, Bucks county, Pa, fell off a load
of hay upon a fork, the prong of which
ran through his body, and he will prob
ably die.
Philip Bevan, a Welsh miner,
dropped dead in the street at Potts
vile, Penna,, on his way home from
church. 2
South and West
Robert Frakovitch, Frank Miltovitch,
Peter Strange and j. Speck, were
drowned during a gale near North
Point, Texas.
Karl NJ. Carpenter, living in Indian
apolis, was killed by lightning while in
bed. His wife and child, who were in
the same bed, were uninjured.
Policeman James LoOney was shot
and killed in Chattanooga, Tennessee,
by Zach Munsey. 1t IS stated that
Looney attacked Munsey, and that the
latter shot him in self-defence. 4
at McComb City, Miss, L. E. Ford
shot and killed City Marshal r. NJ.
Clay.
A novel feature at the Milwaukee
Ssngerbund was a.song by 1000 school
children.
Annie Manning, a notorious dive
keeper, of Sacramento, California, shot
Billy Arlington and then killed herself.
A letter written by @. W. Perry, of
Paris, ILL.,, before he died recently,
confesses that he murdered J. p. Cash
twenty-four years ago, for which crime