The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05
NUMBER %.


Ben McCaTter, assistant fire chief
at Topeka. Kan, was killed by a hose
reel overturning uDOn him.
Solomon Hanks, a cousin of Abraham
Lincoln, and one Of the first white set
tiers OF Anglalze county, Ohio, died,
aged 90 years.
\ freight train on the Philadelphia
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road was wrecked on the Principle Hill
grade in Cecil County, Maryland,
by the collision of two broken Sec
tions.
Frank Brown and his wife, of South
Boston, Indiana, were kicked to death
by IA stallion. 4
Ten attempts have been made to fire
Burlington, Ia, within a year.
Shepherdstown's wv. Va.) Bank OF
Jefferson, which was closed temporarily
on account of the NC olson failure in
Baltimore, Is open again.
Frank McConley, who married Mrs.
Roberts, a wealthy Atlanta, (Ga.)
widow, against his fathers wishes, has
left her, begging her to get a divorce.
Henry Mellon, OF Kansas, was caught
by a train on a trestle Of the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham Rail-
road, near Birmingham, Alabama, and
was killed.
AbdaIIah Mallouf, aged 40, and his
nephew, aged Is, two members OF a
party of Arab peddlers, were suffocated
by escaping gas in a hotel at Ottawa,
Illinois.
The Board Of Education OF Still
water, Minnesota, has taken steps
which Will lead to a judicial determin-
alton of thequestiOn whether the Board
has the right 10 employ Sisters OF
Charity as teachers.
AS a result of a prize fight on board
of a ferry-boat, in the Ohio river, 1871
Cincinnati, Bob Brown Is reported to
he IN a dying condition. His antag-
onist was Charles Vokes. 5
NJ. E. Lowe, a Waterman at the
Commercial Guano Company's factory,
Savannah. Ga. vas murdered.
Having killed his baby by gouging
out its eyes, Frank McLain, of Topeka,
Kan, was convicted of murder and
sentenced to hang.
The first steamer of the new line be-
tween Mobile, Alabama, and Tamplco,
Mexico, has reached the latter port.
Two children, named Frederick and
Rosa Keega"; were killed by an electric
street car in st. Paul, Minnesota.
Two freight trains on the Iowa Gen.
tral Railway collided at Middle Grove,
Illinois, James Edgar, engineer, was
killed, ami several others injured, two
perhaps MORALLY.
Mrs. Robert Atwell, a young bride,
of Cherokee country, Alabama, was
fatally burned il few days ago by her
clothes taking fire from a stove.
Howard Schneider, of Washington,
ID. e., shot his wife and her brother,
Frank IIamlink, while they were on
the way to church. Hamlink was In.
stantly killed, and Mrs. Schneider was
fatally wOuaded.
Thomas NJ Gray, c1lored, of BaIti-
more, shot and killed sarah l.. Scott,
also colored, because she refused to tell
him where she got a basket of coal she
bad brought into the house. l
Mrs. Hannah Ruugan. of Mechanics
burg, o., aged So years, is cutting new
teeth and has her second eyesight.
A sneak thief stole the SIS overcoat
of Rev. Henry NJ. Field, brother of
w. Field, as he was preaching la
Chicago.
10 remove an obstacle in the way Of
Inheritance, John Shells, of Tim
pom, Tex, was lynchei, and three OF
his supposed murderers are in jail.
A drunken quarrel near Darlington,
South Carolina, ended in the shooting
and killing of Henry Jones by George
Charles Moorehead, a workman on q
new building at Atlanta, Georgia, was
killed by falling from the ninth story,
4 distance of POO feet.
Miss Mitchell and Miss Johnson were
lrraigned in the criminal court at Mem
Mss Ward. A plea OF s'present insanl-
tyT was entered on behalf of Miss Mil
and the other defendant pleaded
gullty.
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Ine o""'iS hev 1oo' 49,
cotton tloated down the river.
: "a p'"c W. HT JTn9 ' 30 III XyiI VIM
and fatally wound Andrew
Pdtrolmah feter Chahu'er, OF Bait
more, WHO was bittel Dy u doS on De
'eniOer H. uled ny hyufophoo'a'
bdVlu fortcr' deputy o0llector OF
J"stomS AZ Ian, oeorgia, was
'hot anu Ailled ny ms loyeaIroiu SUI
iauor aud struck his wife, when the
,on shot him.
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