The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-30

and Frank HofaI, OF Lebanon, Pa,
were sent TO the ~penitentiary fJr long
terms.
Thieves etole 800 aud other valuable
booty from Gillen's store, ut New Free
dom, Pa. and then tried to rob the
Hanover post 5ffce. 8
1t is said that Ann O'Delia D1ss
Debar. the spook ~priestess, Is alive and
living In New York under an assumed
name.
Thomas Ogden. aged 10 gears, was
killed NJ Mahanoy City while attempt
ing TO board a rapidly moving coal
rain.
Seven prisoners escaped from Jail in
Rochester, New York, by saving
the window bars and scaliag Q l5-foot
wall.
VIM. Homan. aged 20 years, Of Read
Ing, Penna., attempted suicide by
shooting himself near the heart. He
vas respondent because another young
man escorted his sweetheart home from
m evening party.
Charged with havlng bound and
robbed Frederick Kublhoff, Of Lands
vile, Pa, Of $500. Conrad Dagen, q
tramp, was locked up.
Hugh O'DonneIl, the Homestead
strike leader, was refused bail by Judge
Porter. O'Donnell will now be COM
PEELED to remain IN III until his trial.
Stefano RegIero lost both hands,
and Dominica Monaco his eyesight, In
an explosion of dynamite on the Penn
sylvania and Northwestern Railroad.
near Lloydsville, Penna. /
Richard Powell, charged with the
murder of George W. Brown, at Somer-
vile, Mass. will answer before the
| Court.
Michael LawIer aged 20 years, fell
into q al containing a solution of soda
ash, at Walkers paper mill, In East
Hartford, Connecticut, and his dead
body was found.
Clarence Messershmldt. q carpenter.
was blown off the roof Of a house at
P~ottsville, Pa by the high wind that
has prevailed there, and had both legs
broken. He was also injured Internal
ly.
An explosion was caused by dumping
hot Stag into q pit containg water at
the Pennsylvania Steel Works. at
Steelton, Pa. Harvey A. Haas, Davis
Kingston, VIM. Shadow, Thomas
Dybe, Anton KnapIs, Scott Greena-
walt and Carl Madden were all seriously
burned and scalded.
Nine buildings at Wells River,
Vermont, were burned, the fire being
started BY Lightning. A heavy rain
alone prevented the destruction Of the
entire business portion OF the village.
Angelina Launi wae murdered by
her husband, Matieo Lauui, in Provi-
dence, Rhode leland, as . result Of q
quarrel in regard to the woman,s rela-
tions with one of the bocrdsrs in the
| house, fs 2
Trans are detained on the summit
o: Mount Washington, N, h. BY snow
and ice, the wind whistling 100 miles
an hour.
An attempt was made TO wreck q
Lake Shore passenger train at Frank
lin, Penua., by wedging rails bet weeu
the tracks. The plot was frustrated,
and the wrecker, Amos Redman, was
arrested. He had been put off q train
revsnue aos;ns,. ths cononanv
A keg OF powder exploded III a mine
at Parsons, Luzerne County, and Joseph
Brier was buried into yonder world.
While the holy water was being
sprinkled on his baby's head, Jacob
Y~orshock, Of Shamokiu, Pa. engaged
in a deadly combat with several men,
ana all were laiied.
By falling down stairs. Mrs. Sewell,
OF Seybertyille. Pa. suffers a broken
neck.
by a premature explosion in the Ryan
slate quarry, near Easton, Pa., George
shissier, Jr lost IBIS life.
soatn anu vest
The saw mills OF R. s. Stoors, at
North Salem. New York. were burned,
causing a loss 1f $50. COO.
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Five freight cars were derailed Lear
Elkton. Nd, delaying the travel OF
Grand Army men Tor several hours
Chief Of Police Castor has been or
| dered by the Grand Jury to close all
gambling institutions In New Orleans,
La.
pac,usa aha vcn,d NOT marry him
thur WATSON ~ Indsnsndsnee. XIV
: III swaathssr* 4msnda cain
TO death, and Hed.
Tho ~ ~ x;ta .ant . weor ao, hv
S,mnai Il " Rnrr P,sinasId n II
was caught after q 400 mile trip at
Princess Anne County. Va.
800. ~ ~. p,r,;no,o, po.d
at Sibley, Iowa, three Immigrants were
killed.
~. A.. n,,,.s ,a,,ou.d , .x,rs..
train wreck at Snreve, Ohio, burned
with such intense heat that the bodies
Of fonr Of the victims were entirely