The Penn's Grove record., 1892-10-07
PENIS GROVE. N. j. FRIDAY. OCTOBER I. 1899

o. G. Voshsll, paying teller Of th,
Smyrna National Bank, Delaware
was held In bail TO answer i charge o
mis- tppropriating 5000 Of the banki
( Indss
Weary OF The world, William War,
hanged himself In his corn crio at WesI
Fem. Schuylkli County. Pa.
While practscing football at wass-
ingtor, Pc. William ". Lyon, q wash.
ineton and Jefferson student, wa
fatally hurt.
A puddle ball exploded In q furnace
at Do~uglassvilie, IA, and seriously
scorched Samuel L. Linderusn and
John johnson. 8
south aad west,
Walter. 8. Beresford, alias sIdney
Lrscelles. the Engllsh bogus lord and
forger, reached Rome, da., IN Gus
tody, to await sentence to the ~penitenti-
ary.
Nicholas STRIFE was robbed OF S4ln0
pension money at . railroad station in
Davenport. Iowa. The thief was soon
after caught and the money recoy-
cred.
The ~residence OF Samuel Atkinson
near Teloup, Kansas, was struck by
lightning, killing Mr.. and Mrs. Adkin.
son and two children, one four years.
toe other seven months old. The house
was burned.
Three men were killed and three
seriously injured In 8 wreck on the
Vandalia line. near Greenvtlle, Illinois,
by an express train dashing into .
hand-car on which were six SEQ
lion men, and hurling It from tie
track. 4
Three bloodhounds have already been
killed by the famous outlaw, ssCommo-
DIRE" Miller, who is being chased Tor
his lite neal Muddy Greek, Ky,
by baying hounds and 200 armed men.
The biggest whaIe-catch known in
San Francisco annals IS that OF the
whaler Mary D. Hume. She brings
home 80 whales worth $4,000 and
each sailor receives $1,000 for thirty
months W0rx.
Ten men are imprisoned In the Nor
RE Mine. at Ironwood, Michigan, by q
fall OF ground. ALI are supposed to be
dead, but efforts are being made made
to rescue the bodies. 4
Colored students will be admitted to
the new chicago University, and many
have applied for ~matriculsiion.
a locomotive boiler explosion on the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company's
line, near Coalhrug, blew Engineer
Elmore to fragments.
Henry Won Bergen, Of Savannah,
Ga, mixed an ounce Of carbolic acid In
8 glass Of soda water and Is through
with soft drinks
W. R. Cossett, the embexziing cash.
Ter of the Peoples bank, At Hope,
Ark, was caught at New Orleans tn
the act Of writing : bogus check.
A wreck south Of OreIrka, on the
Western Railway Of Alabama, cost the
lives OF the engineer, fireman and two
postal clerks, while six passengers were
81 riously hurt.
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Commodore Miller, one Of the
most notorious desperadoes In the
Southwest, overpowered his guards and,
arming himself with their weapons,
liberated IL fellow c0nvicts who were
with him working In the quarries near
Dallas, Texas. and made his escape. 3
James Scott. colored. who killed his
wife last April, was hanged It Brandon,
Miss.
Murderer James Vines wassentenced
to death at Bowie County, Ark. for
killing deputy Sheriff Morgan last
spring.
A heavy haiIstorm at st. Paul made
twenty teams run away and thirteen
people were injured.
FuriOrs because Marshall Harris in
terfered with his wife-beating, Henry
Ramsey, Of Augusta, Ga, shot tina
Marshall, tearing away his chin and
mouth.
After being told that she had teen
awarded q Government pension Of e26
Nellie Mcdowell, Of Columbus, o.,
disappeared. and her friends suspect
foul play: she had $1,000 IN nash With
her.
By the explosion of . tank Of oil, at
Camden, Ind, seven or eight persons
were badly burned.
In q quarrel ovsr q eams Of tscraps,"
at Jacksonville, Indiana, John John
son and James Turner were killed by
lisa Chambers and James Wilson, al
colored.
J. W. Smith shot and killed his wife
and cut his child's throat, at Castella,
California. Smith wxs taken from the
ofncers by a party OF men from Duns-
muir and hanged. !
While driving his frightened horse
across railroad tracks at Jamestown, N.
a.. Rev. E. 8. Croker was struck by
q train and killed.
With 5000 in his pocket to ssttle .
land deal, Farmer Stokes. Of Vandalis,
i'll, was stopped BY Q stranger, who
stole the money and escaped.
A verdict OF suicide was rendered In
the case Of Frank Mezick, who died at
Chicago In company Of . Mrs. Hath.
away, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Frederick Brocker, IA years old, wal
caught In Q screen at the Tunnel
Ridge Colliery, at Mahanoy City,
Penna., and fatally injured.
Charles Winchester, a bcteI keeper Of
Yankton, South Dakota, was burned
to death BY an explosion Of gaso-
line.
The Kumm block, in Portland, Ore
gop, was burned. John G. Graz, z
carriage maker, was burned to death,
and d. Huston, sfremsn. "a serIonsiy
injured. The damage by the ire
amounted 10 $50, 600.
William Duffy, known a. BILLY the
Kid" was knocked out'' at the FASH
ion Theatre. in Covirgton, Nebrasks,
BY Jack" Kesfc, after I five-round
contest and died within an hour.
Keefe and all the seconds wers arrest
ed.
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