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The sun., 1891-06-18
Your Blood
Will be purer, and your
appetite better, after taking
Hoods
Sarsa parilla
WRECKED A TRAIN.
A Crime that Cost some Isves-Cars Piuuge
ThrOuxi Fridge.


Throuxh n Bridge.
Coon RAPIDS. In. June 1s.-A wreck on the
Chic aRo. Milwaukee, and st. Paul road. near
this point, last night. was caused by some un-
known person placing a tie upon the trestle-
work. Just before reaching the bridge over
Coon River. At the point whore tho forward
trucks OF the engine loft the track the tres,le
work Is nbou; forty feet high. A sudden shock
was experienced by the passengers whom the
tie was struck. after which the coaches ran
about two car lengths. left The track. and en-
gine aud mail car went through the bridge u
distance OF flfty feet into the river Tho baggage
car. smoking car. chair carand one Pullman fell
from the side OF the trestle distance OF forty
feet. The t,ig baggage and smoking cars
turned upside down In their descent. while the
chair car and forward Pullman nnded on their
sides
The IA sencers who werc not hurt scrambled
out ns ct they could. .is soon as he citizens
has ench 10 the spot % With LAM ems and for Two
hours worked in a pouring rain rescuing those
who wore unas,le TO get out. some OF tho un.
,o,ease them 1he Killed are:
whose body has moi yet been recovered.
mehry Carton Perry. la.
The following wele inIured:
John Mccarthy. Dunkirk. n. Y. internally
man. lett hir dslocaiei: WiIiis% L"rEin. i
tor. bruised and arm hrosen: Ihomas James.
hlbnr. Rouse. and Frnnk Smith trainmen.
wcro slightly inIu,ed: Miliam- Warth. De.
Warth. Decnrah, Ia. arm cut: William Ian.
geneorfer. Watsonville, Cal. internal injuries:
EXPRESS Messenger Ahlroyh. missing: Charles
z. Blake. Mount Carroll. ILL.,. bcuised: Rein
hard kochman Mt. Vernon. n. y. confusion
ha Neb.. confusion OF head. right leg and
sline inlured. james 7; Walsh Chicagi. side
back bruised: Peter Goerstner. Montreal
eau. left chest bruised: ~. Rust Boulder
COL slightly bruised.
The sun., 1891-06-18
A Clan.na.GneI Dispute.

There was trouble In the Speranza Club. 1928.
OF tho United Brotherhood or Clan-na- Gael at
the time Of the murder Of DR.. Cronin in Chi
cago. and many o, the more influential men,
bers seeded and formed a new organization.
They retained the name. and their purpose ito
promote the complete independence OF ireland
under u repub bican form Of government" was
the same. The two most precious posse ssions
OF the older association. a picture OF Robert
Emm.t and hank book showing $3.50. SO bal.
ance in the Emirrant Savings Bank. were car
ripd away by the seceders
James Reilly rs Treasurer OF tho old club Ia
suing James Hyman. as Treasurer OF the new
club, for the return OF the property. The suit
was beGun before Justice Allen IN Common
will be that the ne club Is entitled to tho
property and the name. because the members
are prepared 10 carry out the purposes for
which 1t was organized.
The sun., 1891-06-18

The weather Seems TO Have HAD Some
thing to do with These tsnlcldee.

The ye,sher Seems to Have HAD Some
"s 20 q" VIZ" .e'e '"'e''e
Sersp,o serpa. q Cuban who has been largo
retail dea'e, in cigars az and a tobacco eomm'.,ea
terday afternoon. by shooting himself through
level OF .he s'reof. me 'front.' par. - oeso.su .sa
ho,os a, Goods for tho wbo,es ala bus,nsss
,,s.on r W rs.,a,S.w ,h..,ss C.rnav v,o
sitting on sos in 'front.' OF n. .tore heard
.ne r.po.so esoss S. ,s s ,eo a,"s hos s.. u
% When they wen. We to the ear o, tho store. how.
ever they found Mr.. serna sitting in chair
with his head thrown back and n stream OF
blood running from his mouth. He was un.
mouth and the bullet had taken an upward
'ool,o o,, .. .,.
f'hoeman EdWnrus OF tue oiu SID hta.ion
Strsst Hns,i,ai Tor n, omhnionce Dr Ron.
no,, s,t,o o,,ad ,ho hnl,e, onL a fsu minutes
u hct, eeeu Nt me p"s In nnav ss o" ,a,mnres
10 the Old sip station house. Tho revolver
with whicn seipa had shot himsei was iounn
wssaS 81. calibls revolver. u ,. :,
Sernns @ "eIk; "a 5ransE,a Maury, nsn mens ~ IN
form % his VIE and daughter. Mrs. serpa was
prostiateu anu a Lnysirian was suminonsu. ~,
Miss serpa me oniy child, WHO IS aoont 10
Nchts ~. sent ,or Snroher LeNS. WIo sntt s,, ~
permit 70 ihSn the pouy taken from tue poice
station 70 me MOUSE. ,,., y
=, Nekt uoof 70 lne serra resi.encS ixeu d. y.
Enstaco. win whsss ianl'y the serpas Were
hht,mhss ,h.t HAIL. Mr. Gs.ase nn nss en WAS ns
tnat tneio g was no uou,t ma! MI. Strpa mas
iemr3r,rily insane rom @ ne.ne oyerhfn,eII. ,neI
r: Eustaee an Mi, Serp W.nt o"t ,h Ia ata putN n
board ~ng' on sunday lnst To- is4th street on
the west siie. and were ior nearly ihrce hGmrs 4n
eNi oseu 10 the sun AZ tns noa.e. nniS & o. umS.
MT Scrnn wore ,SrEy ~ nav hs wn row stpTn
ing home hr told hs VIE he had almost been
sunstrneE. since then ne Nnd ronr'n.nea 90 o,
1eauach. .vn,y uhy. ana ne seemed at ''thes
uiss,1aSleu WIN rRil. ,
MI. Serpa is believed BY his friends 70 nave
neen very prusp r9uH u,vin ~ pusin.ss ne nau u
toomco ' s'oe & u; :, f,,, M,mm S,ree'i y, mS' ss,
owner IN cigar mnhuiaetntS ~ hey mes,; 81
ara was sole nropreIoiM M the ,nrstess Susess as ANA
MMaaI S.r.s,: he owne" tnn i9u' -s.oLy ahhu ahhu
isse PssenG. an n ~ ld and bad heee
IiESu. i.. ne was apoWt " ~ sents oIu umu uau oeen
selling tobacco In wall street LOT twen,g years
Inc eScessMe neat -, IussdHH e. seems So 10
nav. oecn parity responsible lor WiliiaM ROW.
lands M orHd sMieds anon, ro,,ro,d. until ,wo and
hai years ago. Mnen !.e was aiscnarEed rom
The sun., 1891-06-18
,Hs PRISON sH1P M4Rrrns

uo-s, usvrese,t,ue the Osd Thirteen
States Gather 60 Honor Their Memory.
A celebration took place yesterday at tho
tomb OF the prison ship martyrs on the siope
OF Fort Greene in Brooklyn. Tho day was the
11eth anniversary OF tho battle of BunRer
Hill as we'll as the anniversary OF the removal
OF the bones OF the martyrs from tse navy
Yard grounds to their present resting place on
Fort Greene. The memorial services were un-
der The direction OF the Grand Army of the
Republic, assisted by tho Daughters OF the
Revolution. tho Sons OF America. the society
of Old Brooklynites. and several hundred
school children.
Tho tomb was decked with plants In bloom
md with the national ,olors. between z.ooo
and 5000 persons were present. The order OF
the Daughters OF the Revolution was iepre.
senteL by thirteen women. all descendants OF
persons who took part 10 the he, olntion ana MI
hHT i%"i states fhc Visiting basshsefs Of tue
he, olution assembled be orr & tho sefviees i a.
dc, bit a, .enue. and alter listening to an ad-
dress Ly Mrs. Flora Adams Darling. the Ioun,,
der OF The order marehSa ma tlsa % rmv e ye,orSns
and followed by the members OF the Long
ls and chapter. .- 49, ia
prison ship .hulks was carried Ivy one =, the
women, and was PLACED among the moral ta
renresentntise OF south Carolina, .pre:ented a
palmetto wreath tn the society OF old Brook
iynites who turned out in strong force 70
honor the memory OF the mariyrS me o. OF
500 school children who participated were
escorted to Foit Greene from school IN Dni-
field street by q company OF marines from the
Navy lard by specia, orders from secreiary
Tracy. lhs Grand Army was rerresenteo py
delegations fr"m nearly all the posts In Brook,
lyn, and the sons OF America were repreaent9o
by j. q. Pumrelly. Henry Hall. and wilson L.
Hill.
When the participating bodies had taken
their PLACES on the roof ~ the tomb and the
aurr ,undinG grounds n salute OF thirteen guns
was fired by sailors from tho cruiser Philadol.
phia- The suuali struck the asssmblaGe lust
noun, ed. and cnused zone excitement ior
however Though Il was responsioHIe 'pr vhe me
was to have made one Of the nddtes.es
Ex-Congressman Felix Campbell who had
during his long congressional career Worxcd
SO hard. although unsuccessfnlly.i Tor lifting
monument to the martrys was me presiding
of1icsr. Mr. tampbell. In his address,. RECALLED
the story OF tho prison ships In the old Wala-
bout Basin. Addrcs. es were made. Also, oy ex-
United states District Attorney A. W. Ienney.
aud Congressman David A. Bordy and Thomas
4. MaRner.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the ap-
rropriatinn OF &lUUNN for the erection OF Q
fitting monument. There was singing at In
tervas during the exercises BY the school chill.
dren. and at the close the entire assemblaRe
Joined in singing the national anthem.
The sun., 1891-06-18
JOHN H4AG,S SUICIDE
A South Fifth Avenue Saloon Keeper
Shoots HlmseIf On Warrington HeiEhts.

A South Firth Avenue Saloon Keeper
Shoots Himself on Washington Heights.
Policeman Schoonover OF the Washington
Heights station while crossing wooded f1e'd
In line with lGlst street at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon found the body OF man. A bic re-
volver of heavy calihre was clutched in his
loft hand. The bullet had gone through the
brain and had shattered the skull. The bullet
had beer aimed nc the left temple. the dead
man being evidently left-handeG.
In his pockets were n number OF rod tickets.
each good for a glass Of beer. On one corner
OF the checks was tie nsme John HaaE. and
on the other end was the name Marie Hoecgrr.
A card showed that these persons keep q sa-
loon and boarding house at 223 South Fifth
avenue.
Marie Hoegger's husband. formerly the pro-
prieto. OF the place. was killed by an accident
about eight months ago. and Hang u Swiss.
about 81 Yeas old, bought An interest in the
concern. He had been . member OF the Swede
Embroid arers Mon. He had been four years
in America, and had separ"tel from wife IN
sEitzeEand. Mrs; Hosg.er seemed much
she said nbou.6 O'clock In The mo- ming. after
reason Is known for his suicide.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Wahic-Bu o id.

Commissioner Charles G. F. Wahle. Jr. OF
this city. and Miss Florence X. Budd OF Brook
lyn formerly OF Sag Harbor. a daughter OF the
late John G. Budd. were married yesterday at
the residence OF Mrs. Budd. Sc Pulaski street.
Brooklyn. by the Rev. Edward P. InRersolL
Mr.. T. Nottingham Williams was best man.
and tho maid Of nonor's place was admirably
iilled by Miss Georeiana Bndd; The couple
and the pnrlor was decorated with palms moss
roses. and flowers Of every description. The
DR.. W; i. Gilbert. sang the wedding march
from "Lohengrin. "and also Father; Whatever
dressed In gown Of white crepe de chine
draped with embroidered chiffon and silk
fringe. In her hand she carried q bouquet Of
with handsome diamond necElace. the gilt
OF the bridegroom.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Shot Himself ON III. Mothers Grave.

LocKPoRT. June 17.-There was a sensa-
tonal suicide at the Corwin Cemetery. in the
town Of Newfane. yesterday afternoon. Tho
victim was James Warren. about A. years OF
age and lifelong resident OF this county.
with tho execution OF the past year. during
which he lived with q sister at Albion. Mich.
He camo &c Lockport yesterday from the west,
took tho afternoon stage running to Olcoit
miles from Lorkport. was reached. he got out
and told the driver TO ask william kinney
come him in about an hour. Mr. Kinney
received the message. and On going to the
cemetery found Warren lying prone upon
lie lad shot himself through the mouth
Warren WAS not dead and was taken to Mr..
last night. Ho was conscious before deatil
and said I'm sorry made bad lob OF it,"
His resort to sniclde is attributed to despon-
matiSm.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Tn. Putnam ph.,.u. In Danbury.

DANBuRY. June l7.-Danbury nut on holiday
attire to-day to observe the visit OF the Put
nam Phalunx OF Hartford. The Phaanx ar.
rived In Bethel by special train at noon 200
strong. They were accompanied By Mayor
Dwight ex.Mayor Root OF Hartford. and
Others. A short parade was made there. after
which the party was taken To Putnam Camp.
four miles below Bethel. In carriages. On ar.
rival In camp luncheon was served. followed
BY the ceremonies OF the day. the raising Of
ths STATS ana Stes ~ o nn sen aspae, rnnam
BY Senator Bartrum and Major Blanchard. An
informal reception TOOK place. given nv the
"Old Put Club" on the grounds opposite the
park. The PhalanX arrived in Danbury ut .
o'clock and naraded They were escorted BY
tho CITY At 0 o'cl' OK u banquet was served at
Cosmopolitan Park. whore plates were set for
sou. The Phalanx will remain in Danbury to-
mnrrnw
The sun., 1891-06-18
Gllpin-Church.

At Calvary Church. Twenty-flrst street and
Fourth avenue. yesterday afternoon. Miss
Mary Helen Church. youngest daughter OF
Major Richard Church. member OF the Union
Club whose residence is in the Geneeee Valley.
was married to Mr.. Henry L. Gilrin OF Hor-
nellsyille. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR. Henry !. sattrrlee. tho rector OF
silk made with deep founce .nt point lace.
and a, tule veil. Her sister. Miss Angelica
Church. was the maid OF honor. Mr.. William
brother; was best men. Messis. Arthur Turn
hull OF this city, Wil am r. Haines William N.
81 Hor neiisvie were the ushers- Tho recep-
tion was held at tho house nf N" brides aunt,
Mrs John Warren. so West Twentieth streat
The sun., 1891-06-18
Justice Kelly Frowns Upon Thlmble-
rlGEers.

Police Justice Kelly. who is sitting in tho
Morrisania Court. is one Of the many who at
tended the Suburban Handicap and failed to
pick Loantaka as a winner. Naturally he did
not look with favor yesterday upon William T.
Mckinley and James Thompson. who had
added $1l0 TO their store by skiltul manipu-
lation OF three walnut shells on the New Haven
traia. honeward bound firm Morris Park
track on Monday The men whose money
they had won, Edward Benson and Bernard
Meyers. would make no com plant.
They have got their money back and have
signed an Rg cement not TO prosecute" Clerk
Kennedy announced 10 Juetice Kelly. and
ment. Benson was finally induced to swear
that the defendants had been guilty Of disor-
derly conduct, and Justice Kelly sent them 10
the 1slaud for three months each.
The sun., 1891-06-18

WASHINGTON. Juno 17.-It is learned at tho
Navy Department that the naval vessels which
were to he despatched yesterday to Behrine
Sea were detained over night to receive some
supplemental instructions These changes re-
late almost exclusively to the treatment Of
poachers alter seizure. The vessels were all
and it is supposed they have started before
now. The Thotis will go to Sand Point to no.
dez, GUS to keen ont OF BehrinR Sea under
penalty Of seizure and prosecution. The reve-
sells will go direct to Behrlne Sea and assist
the. revenue cutters Bear and Rush in the es-
taolishment Of an effective patrol OF that
territory.
The sun., 1891-06-18
A BOY Charged with $500 Volts OF Eleo
triclty.

ALBANY. June l7.-In front OF 40 South Pearl
street last night a boy named Mcdonald caught
hold OF the lion hoistinR bar OF the awning and
tried to raise himself up to look into the win
dow. There is an electric light in front,and the
iron frame OF the awning became connected
with 1t. In an Instant flashes OF electricity and
tions like rack Of rowder crackers. Hc was
completely charged with tho fluid, and could
Of him and pullsI him away. but in doing 90
received a shock himself. AMI wss knock into
the street. The boy was dazed and stunned.
but was soon restored. and walked 10 his homo.
apparently uniniured The voltage which
passed through him was about 2.5O0.
The sun., 1891-06-18
A Young Russian Immigrant tn be he.
turned.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE steamer Coum-
bia. which arrived ut New York on the 10th
inst. had among her passengers u young Rus
sim. Alexander GreRorovich, who passed the
immigrant inspectors and was allowed to land
He reached Washington lew days ago, and
excited suspicion by attempting to see the
President ut unreasonable hours for the pur-
Gose Of helping him run ihe Goyernment"
and pronounced insane. The case wns re-
ferred to the Traaaury Department. and As-
sistant Secretary Nettleton gave ipatruci ions
for Tho return OF tho man to Russia at the ex-
pense OF the ste amer that brought him over.
The sun., 1891-06-18
White Cap. In Women. Clothes.

NoBLEsv1LLE. Ind. Juns 1.-THE White
Caps have made their appearance In this city
again for the first time in three years or more.
On las, Sunday night q small crowd OF persons
who are members Of that famous organization
donned women's apparel and went to the house
him blow after blow with sandbaes made OF
sawdust put In hose and: dragging him to the
river. threw him into 1t. Several limes he
game near drowning. but was. finally rescued.
During their rouEh usage Of the man they told
Innors htm y, ne on 70 o5nf RI fb
more severe treatment at their hands.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Van Observation-Disclosures.

A quiet wedding took place at noon yester.
day at the home OF Mrs. Horace W. Carpenter.
l0S East Thirty-seventh street. The bride was
Miss Macauley, O daughter OF William Macau-
ley. who was years ago a VIZ ter on tile INs,n
l"r.y HerGd and the bridegroom WIS Mr.
IoItlandt Van RENSSELAER,. Only relatives and
the ceremony. which was performe by the
Rev Dr. John Wesley Brown, tho rector OF st
Thomns's Church. Miss Lily A. Godfrey, q
Lie e OF the bride. was the maid OF honor. Mr.,
+. Ta!lmadgs Vnn Rensselaer,. brother Of the
bridegroom. was best man
The sun., 1891-06-18
He woa's sw,.d,e the Senator. Now.

BALTIMORE, June 17.-Wiliiam Z. Duvall. the
young man who distinguished himself no.
Gently by naming fictitious brood of young
Duvalls after various United States Senators,
thereby securing many christening and Christ
mas presents. pleaded guilty In the Criminal
Court to three cases OF false preiences. and
tiary. Duvsll's scheme In these cases WAS to
call at residences and say. that he had been.
sent BY "a. head 81 the family for pair o{
said: don't know anything about the case,
but will plead guilty. anyway
The sun., 1891-06-18
Pastor Ada ms In.taIled.

John Erskin Adams was installed last night
as the pastor OF the Rose Street Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. The ceremonies OF ordina.
tion and installation were conducted by the
Rev. DR.. J. D. Wells The charge to the pastor
was made By the Rev. Or. Welham Adams
Of the church, delivered the charge to tho con.
gregatIop,, The sermon was delivered By the
ksy Dr. W; Henry Green. At the conclusion
N W ma -
The sun., 1891-06-18
weyn.. se.t..e.d to Re H.s d.

BUFFALO. juno 17.-samuel E. Weyman. the
Livingston county murderer convicted Of kiIl-
ing Emory Thayer at Avon in 1888. was brought
lefore the General Term OF the Supreme Court.
in session here. to day. and the date OF his AK
made nnite a speech to the Court protecting
his innocence. and said he could provo an alibi
man who Will be sentenced TO death By hang
ing in tho State OF New York, as he was first
senten' ed before the new electrical execution
low took effect
The sun., 1891-06-18
One Year for Jury Br,bins In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. June 17.-To-day counsel for
McCrystal. convicted OF attempting to bribe
McCabe. who had been summoned as a tales
Juror in the Henuessey case. made application
to-day for new trial. Judge Mari overrulsd
tho motion. and sentenced McCrystal to one
prtsonment provided by law.
Tho Jury In the case OF McCrvstal and Cooney
for attempting to bribe Gormley went out at
g:8O O'Clock last night. AT 1850 to-day they
had failed TO agree. the juryreporttng that ona
member had refused Sn to render e verdict Of any
The sun., 1891-06-18
Nah.n Frank o.. rurn Now.

Victor s. Fleobter. tho dealer In violins OF %
Union square. was arrested Yesterday and
gave $1,000 bail tn answer the suit brought
against him by Nolan Franko for $40 600 for
alleged malicious prosecution Franko was ar
rested last year at the instance OF Flecht.r.
who CHARGED him with criminal libel. The in
dctment was dismissed In April
The sun., 1891-06-18
He Wanted to Teach Young Girl. to swim.

PoTTsrowS. Pa. June 17.-While several
small girls were wsdInR barefooted In the
schuylklll near Parkersford last night. Frank
ana rsid he would teach them how 10 swim.
He seized two girls. one under each arm and
wsdet out !nto the wator beyond his depth.
Bixbee and Jennie Knrrr. aged 10 sank and
both we're drowned. 1t was thought Bixbse
Was intoxi Gated.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Killed by Runaway Cars.

CLIFTON FoRoE. Va. June IA collision
occurred at Balcony Falls. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. this evening and Engineer
Lane and Fireman Clements OF this place were
III led. The collision was caused by the train
sep,Tatlng The engineer started his engine
curve. 1t was TOO late to avoid collision.
The sun., 1891-06-18
Drank n Flask of wh,skey and Died.

Maria Gross. q seyen-year.old German girl
whose parents arrived yesterday in The steer
age OF the steamship Snale, died on Friday last
OF alcoholism. She picked up n whiskey flask
and DRAM. most "t Its contents hefore any one
could interfere With her. Her body was buried
ut sea-
The sun., 1891-06-18

Andrcw Hansen. q Norw eRIan tailor aged 40
years. committed suicide yesterday by shoot
ing himself In tho head on the third floor OF 6lO
Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. where he lived with
sipated OF late and had been bettinR on the
The sun., 1891-06-18
A whist tIub Incorporated.

The Whist Club OF New York has been incor-
porated. Its managers arc Z. Ellery Andor-
son. ]. Hobart Herrick, Matthew Morgan. ]. b,
Ho94ton. Henry +. 1almadRe. John g. Cream.
or * Potts. W. u. street. Jr.. and Wood
The sun., 1891-06-18
seventy.six and CuttInE Her Thira Set Of
Teeth.

HourzDA1E, Pa. June 17.-Mrs. Cameo Of
Jancsvle is 10. and 10 cutting her third set OF
teeth. or seyera! months her gums have
came through easily.
The sun., 1891-06-18

The grand scenery Of the Allegheny Mountains a.
n.. Gm ~. s 81 NE &
great dAyght train OF the line Is the PsnnpyrauiA
Limi'sd leaving New YORK At 1000 A. ~ for Cinein.
nsti aud ChcAEo.-AdR
The sun., 1891-06-18
FALL RIVER. June 1.-THE Wesvsrs' Assoc
,iation makes tho following resolution public

tD-uHy.
hesprsd That this association 10 Of the opinion thas
thers no Lsce,.Y At The present Tor ANY reduction
IN the the operatives and past experiences
have pr"ved that rednetOns are detrimental to tho
maiut utac.urers themselves.
Secretary Howard said to- day that the Mule
Spinners' Association will resist any attempt
to reduce wages.
The sun., 1891-06-18

% D1rtns h hSs ys..h.r bA,ss ths fac. or whole person
Beware Of tmitsuonA-Ada
The sun., 1891-06-18

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-17
Pennsylvania Pickings.

THE Washington Democratic primaries
will be held tomorrow.
\ SMALL boy was drowned at Bridgeport
yesterday. He fell into creek.
THE 6-year-old daughter of Scott Evans, at
Providence was kicked to death by a horse
on Wednesday.
An attempt was made to assassinate Louis
Kellar, at Mckeesport, Wednesday night
He was shot at twice by ambushed assail-
ants.
A PEDDLER was attacked by four tramps at
Greensburg on "Wednesday night. He was
terribly beaten and his goods taken from
him.
KATE AND MARY MCGOWAN were drowned
at Pittston Wednesday night They were
boating when the water leaked in and the
skiff sunk.
THE family of Harry Solly, at Williams
port, were poisoned Wednesday by eating
canned salmon. Four of the family were
seriously sick.
A GIRL, aged 10, was burned to death at
Mcdonald yesterday morning. She at
tempted to start fire with carbon Oil and
her clothes caught.
Two Italians were killed by lightning at
West Chester during Wednesdays storm.
The lightning set fire to a barn and did con-
siderable damage to trees in the vicinity.
THE thunder storm at Erie killed G. L.
Kelley, and at Centerville it killed E. Fogel-
quist. Miss Emma Stove was killed at
Franklin by the same agency.