The Penn's Grove record., 1892-11-25
THE NEWS OF A Week.

for he purpose OF causing a sore and
. xcitlng pity. He succei ded, but his
arm VIII have to be amputated 70 say
his life.
William Binder, or Milwaukee, shot
and killed his wife and 5-year-old
daughter and then blew cut his own
br.ins. 1t is belieye ed the mans mind
was affected.
William Crawley, aged IS years, Of
Lotus, Indiana, and his son Morris, 81
years old, have died. Ars~ MIC was
al covered In their -four barrel. An.
unsuccessful attempt TO poison the,
family was mace some time ago Mrs
Crowley and others we're made Ill, but
oil recovered but her husband and
child.
Eastern ana Middle States.
Jharles Hennings, his wife and g.
year-old child are suffer ng from . mild
attack Of trichinosls In New York
caused by eating hall. cooked pork.
Mrs. Stout, aged 20 years and Mrs.
Cole, aged As years, we're struck by q
fast express on the Central Railroad of
New Jersey, ut Bethlehem Junction,
Penna. Mrs. Stout was instantly kill.
I'd, and Mrs. Cole so seriously injured
that she cannot recover.
T. l. Crollar, aged rs years, was
found with his clothing on 6re in his
room In Easton, Pepna., and died o
fsw hours 10 RI. 1t is supposed he up
set . coal on lamp while In an epileptic
fE
While 7-year-o!d Freddie Nadig was
PLAYING with paper neal q gas Jet in
Allentown, PeLna., his clothing caught
IRE and he was burned to death.
A non-union workman, supposed to
be mined Maynard, was shot aud killed
in the bunk house at the Carnegie
Steel MIL, at Homestead, by Max
Newman, who gave himself up. said
that be was assaulted while asleep, and
shot his asssilant. believing him to be
. striker.
Mrs. Carrie Green, Of Mayfeld, New
York, was arrested, charged with poIs.
oEing her 2~-year-old nIece, Florence
Gailor, of E1inLurg, whose mother
she was visiting. The child died, and
arsenic Wa found in her stomach.
The Borden murder case has been
reopened before the Grand Jury at
Taunton, Massachusetts.
Andrew Van Tassell, one Of the 'soil
princes" of the early petroleum days In
PENNSYLVANIA, and a noted borseman,
Mas killed in Erie, Penna , by falling
from the third-story window of his
lodging house.
Albert Ruth, an inmate Of the jail at
Sub bury, L, ma /, who has unaffected
symptoms Of hydrophObIa, ate some
g IS which he broke from the cell
window. 1t Is stated that he cannot
recover.
The trial, at Belvidere. New Jersey,
Of Hattie Ackers. v no shot and serious
1y wounded M.cLael Quinn, a telegraph
opt rator, at that place, several weeks
culatlng scandal0us reports about her,
termin ted with q verdict Of "not
guilty."
De Long Brothers tannery, at Read
ing, Penna., was burned; loss, 49,
GOO
Burglars pocketed $500 worth OF
wa ches and jewrlry elonsing to Kohr,
the Birdsboro, Pa, jeweler. 4
s. N. Woods, of Brooklyn, stepped In
front Vt a tiain at Lockport, N. T..
and was killed.
Two boys In New York set an unoc-
cupied building on IRE. When arrest
ed they said they had done it ''just for
fun.n
BY q freight wreck on the Penpsyl-
vaDia Railroad, at AIlegr ppns, nine
| miles west of Altoona. ) +. johnson,
engineer, S Buck, fireman. ard Q
brakeman were probably fatally In
jured.
Mrs. Theodore Phlnnay was probably
fatally burned at her cottage, In New
port. Rhode Island. She was dressing
by the l,ht Of a gas jet, when her
clothes caught fire.
An attempt TO destroy the life OF q
aiii lily Of five persons a ~I1ockpo't, New
YORK, y made. a fire was started at
he door Of a occupied by John l..
hnhusoD, wife and three children, but
The oc upant, managed to escape. 8
Burglar james Collins dug seven
fett through IN Warsaw, n. Y, aud
-caped. lie VAS TO have lee taken
10 Auburn prison.
A freight sreet occurred on the
Leriqh Valley iiaIlr0ad ut White
! agen. Pa. sixteen loaded gonJoIa
cars were II lescoped and smashed. An
unknown tramp was killed and three
brakemen We're injured.
An express train on the Northern
c. ntral Riilro ID ran into an open
switch, near York. Penna. The engine
and sax cSrs were damaged. but no
person was Injured.
Doiaid Campbell. a dyer, of Pster-
son, Ntw :er,e', threw b lily hted lamp
at his wife. she Was seriously burned.
L'zzie Meekin, a young woman
living In Lancaster, Pa. LOOK a dose Of
poison and died 1 terrible agony. She
had aq.arrel with a young man with
whom she was in love.
George /. alkAr. of L'sbIrn, Cum
beriand county. Pa. uitttd suicide
by haneing himself In the hallway Of
his rel lence.
A ~8-year-oid child of William Wat.
son. OF F~elsington. Penna was choked
TO death y a pill, The pf,l 60; fast In
the wiudIipe, and IN less than 20 aia-
utes the Guild strangled to death.
The body of J. H. Oliver, a promin.
ent coIored att rnry OF Texas, was
! found horribly INFLATED, In a deserise
| section OF tile Colorado RIVER. !
Tho Grand Jury at Taunton, Massa-
chusetts, which had h-sa Considering
/! the Boreer CASE. has been dismissed.
II is thought that the "ficeIs 'fhave
struck q new lead, , an that this brief
adjournment Is 10 give th.m u cLaace
to gather evidence.
"a eorn-hssk.ng contest of 500 ears,
for S50a side, took place recently In
Australia, the winners time being
twenty-tight minutes, foity eight s-c-
nnls. aod the losers time twenty-uine
nosnntas TAN aacOn1g