The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-31

shortage OF 500 IN his accounts. Il
Is thought he lost the money on horse
races. ]
New York Post Office employees have
been ordered to seize all German lottery
tickets.
DIR. Henry T. Heimb lid, the million
aire patent medicine man, has beer
put in the Trenton IN. J.) Insane Asy'
lum.
After clinging to an upturred boat
in the ocean d whole night City At
torney Aaily, Clarence Beebe and Go
Sheppard, Of New Haven. Conn.,, were
rescued,
Frank Wolf, aged 10 years, was kill.
ed by the bursting of an emery wheel
in the Monitor Iron Works at Sing
Sing.
John Church and William Myers
were killed by q fall Of coal in the Ber.
wind Mines. at Portage, Pa. A Hun
garian was fatally injured.
George Brophy, aged 8 years. and
Willie Peacock, aged 10. we're drowned
In the canal at Lower Catasauqua,
Penna.
A revolver in the hands of William
Fullmer, Of Reading, Pa, accidentally
sent a bullet into the knee of q 1O-year.
old lad named Toy. 2
Frederick G. Havemeyer, founder OF
1 tho xuan- Irn~r ErNnSun Ioynnnnunf
sugar firm. died at his home in West
chester county, New York, aged 81
years. He leaves five children, three
sons and two married daughters.
There was q slight frost at Winsted,
Conn.,, and a heavier one was reported
at Barkhempstead.
Lewis Pritchard's baby dcank lye at
fremont, Pa. and may die.
A rake in the hands of Mrs. Arm
priester, Of R-ading, Pa, pulled a
drowning Polish boy cut Of the canal.
A railroad tie hurled in the air by a
hosting rope killed Michael Dougherty,
mine boss, at Carbondale, Pa.
Henry johnson, Michael Bluett and
William Vanzant, arrested for counter
feitlng In Reading, Penna., were re-
leased.
Five Italians were arrested at Pa,
for assaulting Lawyers Maltzberger
and Kremp,
South and west
Herman e. Kehr, a former book
keeper for q st. Louis firm, is to be ex-
| tradited from Georgia on the charge
Of embezzling $4,000
A hail storm which passed over
Nicollet county, Minnesota, destroyed
| all the crops.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to wreck q train on the Pittsburg Divi-
sion Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road at Glencoe, near Cumberland,
Maryland.
william johnson, cciored, aged II
years, was taken from the jail at Hen
derson. Texas. and lynched by an arm
ed mob.
Near La Grange, KY, Milton Fergu-
son shot and killed G. Williams.
civilians had been fined. for being
drunk, and Ferguson and other friends
paid his fine. They started home to-
gether and quarrelled I've a horse
trade. Williams tried to shoot Fergu-
son. but Ferguson shot first"
Gilbert Parkes, a real estate dealer,
Of Nashville, Tenn, blew out his brains
because Of pecuniary trouble. He was
young and quite prominent. 4
The yellows are said to have appeared
among the peach orchards IN Kent
county, Maryland, and to be doing
great damage.
George Anderson shot and killed
Dennis Ryan In East st. Louis and then
committed suicide. They were both
saloon keepers. The cause of the trag-
edy is unknown.
Peter Aliff was shot and fatally
wounded In Roanoke, Virginia. by John
Smith. 1t appears that Smith and his
brother-in-law, Charles HollIns, quar-
relied in Aliff's house snd Aliff ordered
them out. This caused a quarrel be-
tween Aiiff and Smith.
The boiler Of . steam thresher ex-
ploded in Edmonson County, Ken
lucky, killing John Durbin, William
Barham and John Massey. Fiveothers
were injured, perhaps fatally.
George Ross was bitten and kicked
to death in st. Louis by a stray horse
which he was driving out of his m
ployer's yard.
A terrible explosion occurred in the
Burlington and Missouri Railroad round
house, at Plattsmouth, Neb. Charles
Hasenmeyer and John Hardman were
killed and several other men were dam
gerously injured. 6
A train Of cars made Of steel Is at the
station Of the Chicago and Northern
road In Chicago. They will BOT burn
and do not cost more than the old
style.
Frederick II. Buchner died in Balti-
more from a gunshot wound. G. Cor
mela. an Italian fruit vendor, is under
arrest charged with firing the shot, and
his wife is also held rs an accessory to
the killing.
Inc LAIN powder mill eAplod-
ed at P~latteville, Wis, killing a work
man named Lowrey.
Henry Nelson, living in Corona,
L. l., Killed his wife and then COM
mitted suicide. Scraps Of paper were
found, upon which Nelson had written
the information that he had killed his
wife in self-defence.
Charles Cavea shot his wife in st.
Louis, and then shot himself. Both
are in q critical condition. They had
quarrelled and were not living to.
gether.
William McKensie, a prominent cat,
tleman, and Texas" Crocquet, a cow
boy, quarrelled W a wager and
fought with knives, at winside, Neb.