The Penn's Grove record., 1891-09-11
THE news OF A WEEK


L uiidUtlpItld anu Altduli-k odu,
while on the lookout. was struck by
some obstruction near Oreville sta
tl0n and his head "a severed from the
body.
Edward Lynn, a member of the New
York Produce Exchange, committed
suicide lie Jersey City by shooting him
self through the head.
For false arrest on q charge Of for.
gerry and perjury, George Seislove, OF
Allentown, Pa. sues Morris F. Becker,
claiming $4,000.
Patrick Munley and two other men
are wanted on a warrant for knocking
lDsensible and robbing of his months
wages at Pottsvilie, Pa. John Dempsey.
of fremont A
A child neal Peterborough, Ont,
was boiled to death by its parent to
drive away FITS.
Overweight and the motion Of the
printing presses are what knocked
down the Park place building in
New York and sacrificed sixty-ive
lives.
The lost office at Motherhood, N.
j., was robbed, letters being rided and
tho contents of some of them taken
away.
Anne Conte, an italian ONE of
New York city, was arrested, charged
with selling and reusing cancelled
stamps. She erased the cancellation
FROM the stamps by some method not
yet made public and then sold them,
affixed to blank envelopes, at a reduced
price.
A horse at lebanon, Penna., was
frightened by an electric car. fell and
broke its leg, throwing Samuel q. Welt
zig from the carriage and breaking his
arm.
Moonshiner Darling Eastman. OF
Vermont, who escaped from officers
after a battle last spring, has been re-
captured al Manchester, N. H.
Sandpit excavators ~ Drummon.
vile, Ontario, found fifteen well-pre-
served skeletons and uniforms of Brit
ish soldiers who fell in the historic bat
tie of Lundy's Lane.
Daring a fight among italian laborers
at BInghamton, N. r, John Allen
was stabbed and probably fatally
wounded.
John Robbins was instantly killed by
a premature blast in the William Penn
colliery, at Shenandoah, Pa, and at
the EIlangowan oolliery, Fire Boss
Michael Flanagan and William DAVIS
a miner, were so badly burned by an
explosion of gas that fatal results are
feared. 8
After being speechless for eight
months, Miss Hattie Gavin, Of Meri-
den, Conn, has regained control Of her
vocal organs.
A launch that was Delng holsted on
the steamer Chicago. at Portland, Me-,
dropped upon Harry Oak and killed
him.
Penitentiary convicts Eli Lucas,
William Bellemyer and William john
son got into a deadly conflict at Frank
fort, KY, ami all of them are likely to
die.
The 3-year-old son of Paul Urdie,
Of Sugar Notch, Penna., near
Hazleton, was drowned In 20 inches Of
water. 2
Arthur Hunt and sister were drowned
while boating on the Mohawk at
Schenectady, N. Y.
Michael Cu;IIfor moe t;llod ond Nor.
.n asanonen va h1n sotaII, IL
inred nv = Mast at SCOTT Georoe,s
quarry, at Barre, Vt.
onAnaa. rnna 90 IN 1ou,o. s"i,a sat -
ami of NsntucIs, Mass n ~ f,t eSS
of water, There are no signs of life
visible.
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cot into a S,snmte and Williams strnck
fdo WITH a hic stone crnsh,ng her
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A9 ~ ~ 5000 ~ 10000 IN acknowledgements
from the Glen E.llyn Hotel and Spring
Company, Chicago. Bookeeper Arthur
Fishback has been arrested.
Harry L. Pratt, q coiored youth, was
at Baltimore, appointed 10 o three
years scholarship In the Maryland In
stltute or Art n Design by Council
man Cummings, colored, OF the
Eleventh "aru'
by the running away OF a Tram
driven py FREQ. Linke' at
IIiinols' MI ninhe and an oiueriy WI
pan . neignoor, were Iatai'y ,pJuseu'
anu h'e o'"ei' 'eiS SoiiouSiy iniuiou'
The building occupied by the Woo on
socket Rubber Company ard other par
tiaa IN ChicaO0 Wac destrovAd nv fire