The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26

tlien bleW MS own Drains Out. III Is
thought Mrs. Fernald will recover.
WoId has ID ell received at Toronto
Of the murder of a peddler in ~ viii
lage of LOrettO, Ontario. Ii. vas
killed by a party OF boisterous men in a
barroom, who cut up the body to hide
the crime.
Martin Reed, convicted Of poisoning
Robert Chappell, was refused a new
trial at Washington, Penna.. and was
sentenced TO be hanged.
Mrs. John Roth died In Reading, Pa,
from a dose Ct laudanum taken with
suicidal intent. She had lost some
money Which her husband gave her to
pay bulls with.
Mrs. Bryan, IS years of age was IA
tally hurn,d at st. Clair, Pennsylvania,
by falling on a red hot stove while ina
TT.
Moses Reth, of Upper Mel on. Penna.,
died suddenly after taking what he
supposed was EPSON salts.
Showers Gear, of Lancaster county,
is dying fiom lockjaw as a result of
running a splinter under his thumb
nail. :
The American Express car robber
has been fully Unidentified as Oliver
Curtis Perry, OF Syracuse, suspected of
the Utica train robbery in October last,
and has confessed that he is the man
wanted for that crime.
Henry Stevens, a bartender of New
York shot and seriously wounded his
wife, Annie Stevens, and their servant,
Nellie Smith. He then committed
sGicide.
In a drunken, row., at Orange, New
Jersey, Joseph Horn was shot and
! killed by Frank E. Ward.
Deputy Sheriff Donaghey, Of Halle
ton, Penna., who disappeared mysteri-
ously six weeks ago while temporarily
insane from grippe, arrived at Bethlt-
hem from M bile. His mind is still
, considerably affected.
James Grove hanged himself without
apparent reason at Broguev lie, York
county, Pa.
Pittstnrg electric cars killed Annie
Rogers, aged II, and another unnamed
child at F~ifty-eighth street, and injured
a third e 5
South and West.
I'M fit ofjealousy W. b. Jones attacked
Maria Austin with a knife and coupling
pin at Birmingham, Ala, AMI killed
her.
Edwin B. Turpin fred three shots
into the back OF William Carter, son
of well-known John r. Carter, the
horseman, at Gallatin, Tenn, and killed
him. They had quarreled.
William and Robert Gado were prob
ably fatally burned at Harrison, Wis
%consin, by tine explosion of a tank OF
crude oil.
Hans Miller was Killed and John
Knuetzen was fatally injured at
Comanche, Iowa, by being thrown
from their carriage by a runaway
team.
Lynching being feared, E. r. Turpln,
the GalIatin. Tenn, lawyer indicted
for killing William Carter, has been
put in Jail.
Mrs. Youngenger committed suicide
at Greeley, Colorado, the reason as
signed being desp )ndency because she
had been assaulted by one David Pat
terson. The latter IS under arrest.
and threats of lynching have been
made.
Eugene Garcia wa acquitted at New
Orleans of the charge of embeZzllng
| 1874, 600 from the Louisiana National
rank. while he was paying teller. A
Louisville (Ky.) trembled with an
earthquake.
Bob Ford, the slayer OF Jesse James,
is not dead, as reported to be.
The presidency of the recognized
Richmond Terminal has been offered TO
and declined by Albert Fink, the vet
eian railroad loOler, Of Lou sSllie,
Ky.
Government bonds with coupons at
tached, worth 5000, were found mailed
to the inside of an old chest formerly
owned by the late Henry Walker,
| Wabash. Ind.
A carload of beer was stopped at lie
high, |. T., by the Indian police, but a
| clever flying switch of trainmeD got the
car out eff their hands and it is now IN
Texas.
During "A local option election at War
rlor, Alabama, in which prohibition
/ won, a quarrel arose i'll the course of
which O. B. Williamson was shot me
killed by George Haley. b
BY the burning of a salOOnn Iron
wood, Mich, three cbildIen-Albert,
Marie and Charles Camp, aged 7, . and
| n , n.ra hnrnuI tn ,lalth
by an accident on the Wheeling Di-
vision of the Baltimor ore and ono,
Railroad, Engineer MOhan was fatally
injured and Fireman Lindsey badly
hurt.
]. W. Shuck, Postmaster of Cumber-
land, Maryland, was held IN $1,000 bail
to answered the charge of embe2z'ing
S40Oln money order funds.
IN a public school at Lansing MlcnI-
gan, thirteen boys of tender age were
found rlying revolvers, and II OF
the iadJ threatened to shoot his teacher
when she punished him. l
Subterranean coal fires at Sweet
water, Wv, have caused a surface
eruption like a volcano.
During "A dance at New Baden. H.,
IA fight occurred In which pistols and
knives were used. Two young men
~uerefatally wounded ana several Othe r
persons were seriously hurt.
A construct on train on the Weeks
burg aud Meridian Road was wrecked
near Forest, Miss. Two negro section
hands we've killed. Conductor Ramsey,
Section Foreman Rogers, Brakeman
Boyd and another brakeman we're
fatally i%nJuIei.
Silver is reported to have heen found
on Bachelor Mountain. Col, that runs
1000 ounces to the ton OF ore. =
As an outcome Of a difference upon
the subject OF prohibition at Ne"port,
Tennessee, a saloon WIS blown up by
dynamite and two adjoining stores were
wrecked.
sheriff Morris an | a posse OF Elouat
-, AnI q. la1tIn with a