The Penn's Grove record., 1891-04-17
NUMBER IS.

7 A famous ''pow- wow" doctress.
Ell zabeth Entner. of Lexington, Lam.
caster county, Is dead. s
Measles are knocking out Carlisle
PA Indians.
Constantine Kemp, Washington, ID.
g., committed suicide In Boston.
A tour around the world in a z7-foot
yacht is to he begun by j.. J. Murphy
of New York, in a few days.
A. G.. Monoz, of Philadelphia, won
one of the McKim Fellowship prizes
in architecture at Columbia College,
N. Y.
Two Pittsburg boys found a can of
giant powder, put it in a fire, and were
blown up.
Henry Chapman, ex-Judge, State
SCI alter and Congressman, died at his
residence In Doylestown, Penna., in
the 6Slh year Of his age.
Anna Conlan was fatally burned In q
tenement house fire in Elizabeth, New
Jersey.
The building occupied BY the Nor
walk and South Norwalk Electric
Light Company, in Norwslk, Conn,
was burned. Loss, $4,000.
An expansive joint in the I4-inoh
steam pipe in the main boiler house at
the Washington Navy Yard blew out
seriously lnjuring Lieutenant Com
mander Pend'eton, of the Navy, and
John &. Hardester. an engine tender.
Patrick May fell from the third-story
window Of the Cooper House, In Lam
caster, Pa, and was killed. /
oofty Gooft is dying and his wife rot
two years In prison at New York.
John Murray, a milkman Of New
town, l.. l., stabbed Owen McAleer to
death.
Charlyle Harris, accused of poison
Ing his wife, nee Helen Potts, asked for
a weeks postponement Of his cas- at
New York.
A mad hound bit twenty. Ave dog
in Groyeland and 1876 In Haverhill
Mass.
The Conestoga National Bank, Lam
caster, Pa, will increase its capital
stock to $500 900.
A plank thrown by machinery at the
Armor Plate Works, South Bethlehem,
caused CONCLUSION of the brain and
Killed Charles Snyder, a workman.
All but $50 of Boston's 1000 painters
and decorators struck for an eiRht-hour
day and IS pay.
SOath and west
A live wire over his head on a bridge
at Argentine, Mo-, was touched by
Thomas Beard, and he died.
Taylor Hanley cut Joe Townsend's
throat and killed him at Huntsville,
Ala, In a quarrel we u 25-cent debt.
John Bolton was suffocated 10 a man
hole leading toward steam that escap-
ed from Richmond's City Hall boiler.
Manager BisselI, of the Wagner Car
shops, in Buffalo, New York, has In
vented another vestibule, Interchange
able to the Pullman v~estibule. He has
received letters patent.
James Coward and bis mother quar-
relied at their home in JefYersonville,
Indiana. She struck him with q rock,
and he shot her in the face, indicting .
fatal wound.
During a fire In Cheyiot, Ohio, Sol
ONION Foster and Richarf Williams
were badly injured by jumping from Q
second-story window. 8
"No tights, no show" Is the ultima
tum Of opera boufe companies In Min
nesota.
Grippe and destitution are working
awful havoc in Lewis county, KY.
Lewis B. Clark, live stock dealer
of Muncie, Indiana, with a pocketfnl OF
money is missing, Murder is Jus
pected.
Ell. Strange shot his new bride OF a
month at Birmingham, Alabama, and
killed her. He says it was al acct
dent.
Mrs. Jane J. Fowle, of Deadhsm,
Massachusetts,. has sued DR.. U. X.
Mayo, dentist, for $4,000. because the
DOCTORS assistant pulled the wrong
tooth.
Joseph Hammer. an employe of the
Schlitz brewery, IN Milwaukee, fell into
a vat Of boiling water and was scalded
to death.
Theodore Schwartz and C.. B. Brock
%enbronnh, the bankers, In Louisville.
Kentucky, who failed three weeks ago,
have been arrested. They are charged
with embeZzlemont and conspiracy to
defraud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Preus, aged
" and II years. respectively, were suf-
located by coal gas at their home In
Wankesha, Wis.
Fifteen stonemasons were buried by
the fall Of a wall In Cincinnati. Two
Of them, Paul eileen, the 18-yesr.old son
of a contractor, and William Gibson,
aged 50, were killed. The others e.
capped with slightinjuries. l
Over 500 letters were DESTROYED or
by Carrier Charles Harting, OF
Peoria, Ill now under arrest
Three Navassa rioters, condemned
to death at Baltimore, Nd, have
been respited by the President till June
18th.
Indians have killed two unknown
white emigrants below Blackfoot, idaho,
and the citizens are up in arms.
Mr.. Rothmeier's platonic love for
Miss Meyer at st, Louis. No., was set
tied by a cowhide in Mrs. Rothmeier's
hands
During a fight amonga lot Of negroes
in a saloon at Argenti, Ark, a boy
pumad ROhfnsnp ,.,aa LiIfa1