The Penn's Grove record., 1891-09-18
THE news Or. WEEK
Eastern and Middie States.

Eastern and Middle States.
Seventy-seven-year-ol old j. F. Cox
leaped to death from q third-story win.
dow at Lynn, Mass.
r, W. DittlInger, of Chicago, was
yesterday arrested on q train neal Bos-
ton, tor embezziing $4,000 as Treas.
urer Of the Chicago Building and Loan
Association.
Two electrs cars, in Gloucester,
Mass, collided. Thomas Wilson, the
driver, had both legs broken. A passen-
ger was badly hurt.
Lewis S,ein, manufacturer Of garters
and elastic supporters In New York,
sold his business and Is reported to have
fed to Canada. leaving debts amount
ing to about $4,000.
Cornellvs Reagan, an iron worker, in
Bethlehem, Pa, has hlccoughed him.
self to death. He began hiocoughing
six weeks ago, and tasted since that
time for relief. The attack was caused
by hernia. 8
James A. and Thomas Kelly, white,
and Frederick Ray, colored, were ar
rested in Cortland, N. Y. It is said
that they are wanted In Utica to answer
a charge OF murder.
J. F. Hubbard was shot and killed by
Frank Ide, at North Woodstock Conn.
Ide found Hubbard with his wife, hence
the shooting.
T~hirty.one persons In Reading,
Pa, have brought suit against the
city for damage sustained by flooded
streets.
David Cox, aged 70 years, of Womels.
dorf, Pa, was made speechless by an
attack OF paralysis. Otherwise he ID
well and active.
jeremiah P. Brown, OF Philadelphia.
was arrested in Buffalo. N. Y. He was
Treasurer OF Division No. "a, Brother
hood Of Railway Conductors, and Is
charged with applying to his own use
$500 lodge money.
The sawmiI of Howard & Perley, at
Will.amsport, Pa, was burned. Loss,
$4,000; covered by insurance. /
The suit involving 81. 0Oo, OcO of VIM.
Q. McMah0n against Jams Waterbury,
of New Yocb, came up In Boston, Mass.
1t Is for Legislative work done, and
promises q sensation.
Thomas 8. Findlay, a bookkeeper
for Wallace, Elliott Is Co., shoe manu-
facturers, of New York, was on trial
for embe2zling S25, 900 since 1886.
He made false entries in his books.
U. W. Johnson, a we'll known bust.
ness man at Stony Point. N. Y, CON-
mitted suicide by hanging himself In a
barn. He had been drinking heavily.
Samuel Stoner was arrested at Lam
caster. Pa, charged with robbing Sell
sers' Mennonite church,
DR.. A. s. Reiter, Of Myerstown,
practicing medicine without registering
with the Prothonotary.
Harry Z, L~ongnecker, an Allentown
(Penna. fireman, was thrown from a
fire engine and badly hurt. 2
Three blooded bulldogs attacked and
almost killed 6-yesr-old Johnny kee-
gan, at Bayonne, N. J.
The steamer Cottage City. from Port
land to New York, has been towed to
Vineyard Haven, Mass, disabled.
Stanley Rathfou, q laborer, was killed
in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, by q fall
Of earth.
The slope of the Morell coal mine,
rear Dunbar, Pa, caved In. There
was no explosion. No one was in
1ured.
John Burke was killed, and Frank
Bankus and John Laney injured, by q
fall of rock at suffolk colliery, near
Shenandoah.
By a collision of freight trains on the
County, an engine was thrown over an
e~mbankment ten feet high, and a dozen
cars were wrecked. 3
So0tn and WesI
Rats gnawing matches ST. rted 1915,
600 fire in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. George Kingsbury, wife Of q
prominent railroad official Of Canton,
O., committed suicide.
D. H. vickery, a Haleysville (Ala.)
lawyer, is under arrest for conspiring
with Postmaster d. W. Davidson.
For swindling j. j, Mantell. of st.
Louis, in a $500, 900 deal OIL :magi nary
cal estate, Elmer i. Cole has been ar
rested In Chicago.
Mrs. ZoilkOwski was burned to death
and several other persons were severely
buried by the explosion of a lamp, In
Ashlani, Wisconsin. The lamp was
upset by a 3-year-old child.
Two passenger trains on the Union