The Penn's Grove record., 1891-08-21

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New York frebug got $50. 33b apiece.
Charles Lawrence, late assistant
Cashier OF the Keystone National Bani
at Philadelphia, Pa, pleaded guilty In
the United States District Court, Il
charges Of making false entries, with
intent to deceive the Flank Examiner,
conspiracy, ETC., was sentenced by
Judge Butler, tot years. Imprisonment
in the Eastern P~enitentiary.
Michael Delgatt, aged II years, wa:
shot and killed In New York during ar
alteration with an unknown man.
Stakes have been driven at Prince
ton, N. j., marki g out the dimen'
! sions Of the massive new Commence
ment Hall for the College of N. J.
Four Hungarians were 40 badly
beaten at Donald on, Pa, that they
cannot recover.
James Dunn, a tramp in the Harris
burg pa. jail. alarmed at the influx
of machine politicians, dug his way out
Of the prison, and left for parts I'M
known. a
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The Chief of Police Of Atlanta. Ca,
arrested Peter McMichael, a colored
porter in the State Senate for selling
liquor without q license. McMichael
Is said to have had q large trade with
the members Of the assembly.
Seven more convicts escaped from
the mines at Briceville, Tennessee, this
making fourteen during the present
week.
Police Captain Geo. T. Ohaver, OF
Memphis, Tennessee, shot and killed
a negro named Bob Parker, who re-
sisted arrest Oh a charge Of theft, and
who had drawn a knife upon the off
GERS.
Robert J. Satterfield, a freight brake
man on the Delaware Railroad, was
killed at Sudlersville, Nd.
Two Meadyille pa. J, men were
killed in a freight wreck at Kent. o.
Ninety OF the young swell residents
Of Youngstown, Ohio, went to a dog
fight and thence to jail under police es-
cort.
Two years ago William Short disap-
neared from .Jamaic T.. 7. His we'll
preserved bodv has been found at the
bottom Of a well.
George Davidson, aged 60 years, a
resident Of BishopviIle, Nd, vas killed
by stepping out Of the way Of n tram
and In front OF another.
Timothy Hopkins, the adopted son Of
the late Mrs. Hopkins Searles. who ar
rived at San Francisco from Japan on
es's will or to say whether a contest
will be made. 4
Springfield, o.
Tho tbraa-a.orv br,cp b,oct
whoa,,nr w " coiIesnaJ
DR., Baker, the Abingdon iva } wife
poisoner, was sentenced.
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An engine on the Georgia Pa cihc
road neal Admission, Alabama, over
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MonIoo Evans anu his SOU weie
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.oes "u. pp'" " n"'o hi'o'' mas
financial embarrassment caused
himself at Washington. d, q
Hotel proprietor Judah, Of the Ave-
nue. iooei, beuIord, mo-. iataiiy snot
MS WIFE III the EEK anu kiiea himseii
r.,o nor.,n. have a,aa and .vo,,v-
a"o persons nave uieo anu 'meh.y-
contaminated by an adjacent marsh at
Milwaukee.
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she owed much Of her success, is an in
mate Of the Milwaukee poorhouse.
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la.ahy suoI Mnao no anu an'tne, ioouei
his sweetheart on a country Soad near
Detroit.
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many cattle we're killed and the corn
damaged. 2
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a.s,xnaad SSo6 oaras ~ orain "n'
ues'i'Seo @o0' acie' VI grain
Near Greensboro. KY, NJ. B. Hazel
wood shot and killed John Fits, the
Lyman y. Draper long regarded as an
oracle on western topics among histor-
lcal Specialists, Is dying OF paralysis at
niadison, WIS.
Aaron Taylor, a farmer living e a
san Mateo, Cal, got drunk nearly beat