The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-10
NUMBER "a.

on the night OF the Alb, and was
drowned.
Ia pittsbnrg, on the Sd, while
James Hen ierson, aged 80 years, OF
that city, Charles O'H4ra, aged IS, OF
Philadelphia, AMI an unknown man
were waking along the railroad tracks
they were run DOWN by a iraiD. The
unknown man was killed ami Uender-
son fatally injured, but O'Hara may
recover.
In BdcNauan county, Iowa. a Mrs..
Edgerton died last November Of diph-
theIii, leaving eight children destitute.
Au infant and i've other children suc-
cessively fell victlms TO the disease; On
the 81 the seventh chill died, aud on
Saturday the remaining n was at the
point OF death. No other case OF
diphtheTia Is known in the COM
muuity.
An express train on the Fort
Wayne Road jumped the track on the
4th n Mass!liOD, Ohio, while run
ming 40 miles n hour. aud ran the en-
tire length of the tam on the ties.
The vestibule attachments prevented
the cars from toppling over, and not q
single person was injured. The acci-
dent was caused by the breaking OF .
frog.
"A Central Massachusetts, Railroad
train struck a sleigh at Hadley on the
4th, killing Henry Learned and Mabal
Il. Hihcsley and injuriug four others.
"A barking machine IN the Cascade
Wood Pulp Mills at L~)ckport, New
York, exploded on the 3D., wreck!n2
.part Of the mill aud dangerously injur-
ing three men, including the Superin.
tende.t, George WEIGH,
TO. Lucas, a young Methodist
minister, was killed rear BIO Snsviiie.
Tennessee, on the Sd, by falling into An
old well. His horse, which he was
leading, fell on top of him.
Five men were Killed by the expio-
sion OF a cylinder head on The towboat
Annie Roberts, near Portsmouth, Ohio,
on the 81, and several others were In
iured.
"A telegram from Seattle, WASH
ineton, says that an investigation ny q
careful! man, sent from there to VIC.
toria, shows mos than 20 opium re-
6neries In full blast. besides many
small Chinese establishments which fry
out small amounts. The output Is
shrugged into the United States.
The Census Bureau on the 4th ID.
sued a builetin of the population Of
Brooklyn, New York, and Boston,
Massachusetts, by wards.
-Four boys in Bowmansdals, Penna.,
got d quantity of whisky on a preicrif-
ton on the 81. and drank It. Harry
Stouffer, aged II years, has died from
tue effects of h liquor, and another
boy, named Weaver. laid out in the cold
and was SO badly fioZAn that both legs
Will have TO be amputated.
The business portion Of st. Angus
tine, Texas. was burned on the so.
Loss, Sl00, 050.
Edwin Solomon was killed at his
home, in Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
81, by the accidental discharge of q
hreech-lOadiug shotgun he was clean.
ing. He did not know that there were
cartridges In the u
-Ex.Judge William Lawrence Mul.
Ter dice on the 9th In New York. He
leaves two daughters, ore of them
Mrs. W. Hunter, OF PnIlaIolphts.
The Place of Andrew M. Bryde
an ale-bce wer of Wilkesharre, Psnua.
was closed by the Sheriff on the 5th III
executions aggregatlng $4,000.
Judge II -nry Brown, of Michigan,
was on the Sta sworn into oIlce as an
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States and took
his seat upon the bench.
j, K. Myers, 80 years old, of Haz-
Teton, WHO way found unconscious at
the Windsor Hotel On SUNDAY, died on
the 5tb at tie lIahnemann Hospital OF
opium poisoning.
Eleven OF Twelve men were killed
on tile 9TH In the UTICA mine, near San
Andreas, California, by the breaking
of a sAip "a d shaft. They fell a dis
lance Of 440 feet.
Three towns have ~euarantiasd
against san A.t0nlo, Texas, gu account
! OF suIa l-poX. Agents there do not sell
tieke's to san NJ ARGOS, or the Interna-
tlonal and Great Northern road, and
Luiiug and F!gtoIa, on the South Pa
ciic, unless "A health certificate Is shown
and no one from Ssn An.onIo is ailJw.
ed to get OF At those places without
showing a certidc ate.
An express train went through a
~trestle near S-ep3tone, Kentucky, on
the osb. E lgtneer f. A. HlibuTn
and Edward Mcneil we're killed. None
Of the passengers were hurt.
Albert s. Stkers was killed In
Washington, d. c, on the 7Ih ,b7 nsy-
ing his head caught between q moving
elevator and a door,.
a Slerlh's jury in New York, ON
the TIA declared Gorge NJ. Stores, son
OF tie Iats Emory A. S .ogrs,o of Cbicogo,
a luuatIc.
An EnglIshman named Wadsworth
who Was stopping with u man named
Hardy, In Walia ,ebnrg, Ontario, mas
mysteriolsly disappeared. ia Is sald
10 have had with him 5000, with
which he int,udsd to buy u farm.
Hardy deLl4s all ku)wl 'dge of his
whereabouts.
"A drs IN Curo. Ill, on the 7th,
destroyed the Nav York store, New
York Dc} Gods CJmp Iuy's stIrs rnI
two frame gu ldings. LJsS, SOL, 900;
insurance alb sut S75 .UUQ.
Abraham Bailey, William M4ns
and Au2ustus Bride Qusrrellei with
Robert BIuse, a lodging house keeper
IN Chicago, on the 6:h. Tnsy went
away but retained, each man hsvings
hatcuet. Tusy attacked Bruce, and
each man dealt him a blow Oh the
head. iuhlcting fatal wounds.
Two meT. named Paine and II 1ss,
partners ia the saloon business, 10
Tourin, o no, QUAR-. He'd on tue 7tn and
Fame AI! Ell Moss.
In the stock yard district In Chi
cago or The 7th two masked man en-.
ters1 the saloon OF lanes F. Murohy
and tortured the proprietor lto reveal
ing to them the combination of the
safe, That scared, they took $500,
and Left Murphy bound hand and foo.
and tied to a post. Mutpay recently
fell heir to sj0,L00, and the robbers