The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

Dll5 W Nil uIo Cttbic.
George Wilson, aged IA years. OF Nc
Alevy's Fort, neal Huntington, Penna.,
was kicked on the head by a colt and
instantly killed.
Two men we're lodged in jail at Ebens-
burg, Penna., or the charge of trying
to blow up a coal mine at FIngality
with dynamite. Others are implicated
In the crime.
BY a fall of top rock and coal in the
Mount Lookout Colliery, at Wyoming,
Penua., John Mische was killed and
Thomas John was fatally injured.
Henry,G. Eagle of Douglass town
ship, Befks county, was found dead In
the public road near his home having
persisted fIom exposure to the storm.
Safe-crackers got very little for all
their pains and noise in the post ofiite
at %Slatingl0n. But the conclusion
the neighborhood. M. Somers'
shoe store at Walnutport was robbed
of $50 by the same band.
A five-story brick building in course
of erection at HobOkeD, New Jersey,
collapsed during the storm crushing a
frame stable and dwelling adjoining.
The occupants escaped unhurt. The
damage amounted to $1,000. 3
South and West.
DIR. W. &. TONNES, a well-known
physician of Chattanooga, Tennessee =,
was borsewhipped in the street by Mrs.
John Vollstadt. The woman claimed
that the death of her child had been
due to improper treatment by Towns.
The Rev. J, NJ. Laird, of Gillespie,
Missouri, was arrested In East st.
Louis, charged with attempting to
blackmail Frank b. Bowman. He
wrote to Bowman charging him with
undue intimacy with Mrs. Laird, and
demanding $1,000.
Edward M. Pulley was stabbed and
terribly injured at Knox, Indiana, by
John Moore, because Pulley had as
saulted MOOre's brother, Alfred. The
latter was also very dangerously
wounded.
A mob at Varney, Lincoln county,
Arkansas, overpowered the jail Off sials,
and shot and killed George Harris, who
was in custody, charged with murder.
A severe earthquake occurred at San
Diego, California. The vibrations are
SAID to have continued nearly a minute,
but no damage was done. The shock
was also felt at Los Angeles.
Emma Williams, colored, aged 90
years, was arraigned in Mobile on the
charge Of fatally stabbing Eleanor
Richardson, also colored, about II years
of age. 4
Oh the ground that George Ditman
died in Philadelphia, counsel for Alfred
Stout. of Elkton, Md, convicted OF his
murder, will take the case to the Court
of Appeals.
A number of business properties, coy
ering two acres. at San Antonio. Texas,
were destroyed by fire. Loss $3.50. 600.
William Gibson and Rube Marshall,
two white convicts at Wetumpka, Ala
bama. were shot by Arthur Jones, a
guard, while attempting to escape.
Gibson vas killed and Marshal II fatally
wounded.
Director General Davis, of the
Worlds Fair, says that the demand for
space has been so great that another
exhibit hall will have to be provided.
John and James Ayler, brothers,
were murdered at their home, five miles
north of Kingville, Missouri, their
bodies hacked to pieces with IN axe,
having been found by a neighbor the
next morning.
Thomas Brady, while insane from
drink, tried &c cut his wife's throat
with a carving knife. at Chicago. MI.
and Mrs. Frank MMSnEes :.7.ed to inter
fere, when Brady Knocked Menges dow l
with a lamp, and kicked Mrs. Menge.
so terribly about the head that her re
covery is doubtful.
After swallowing strychnine, Mary
Teller called her father, a wealthy
ranchman, of Cameron, !. T., to see
her die-and she died.
John Pulpus, colored, has been held
by the Coroner at Pittsburg to answer
for the murder of Sarah Joyce, who
was found asphyxIated.
John Robinson, a negro, charged
with a murderous assault and robbery
at Shaw's Station, Mississippi, was
captured and lynched.
Ex- Governor Elias N. Conway was
accidentally burned to death in his res
idence, at Little Rock, Arkansas. at
Is supposed he was asleep at the
time.
Lille johnson, who is accused al
Memphis, Tennessee, with being &C.
cessory TO the murder of Freda Ward
by Alice Mitchell, was admitted 10 ball
IN the sum Of $4,000, on the ground
that her health was being impaired by
impr isonment.
A fortune of 81, 600 900 has dropped
Clason. U. s. A., Of Annapolis.
James Whtcomb Riley, the charm
ing poet, was surprised at Kansas City
by a strange woman claiming hun for
her lost husband.
The boiler in the shops of the Sayan,
nah, Florida and West ern Railway, al
Savannah, Georgia, exploded, wreckilg
the building, destroying a large mum,
Der OF valuable patterns, aud killing
two men and fatally injuring a third.
A stock train on the st. Paul road di-
vided near Spring Valley, Minnesota,
and % cars were detached. Four car
loads ct stock were Killed, and a brake
man, namtd Fairbanks, was fatally
injured.
A fire at Hillsville, the county seat OF
Carroll county, Virginia, is reported u
have destroyed half the town.
Captain John G. Mason, ex-Common'
veal! hiss Attorney of Fredericksburg,
Virginia, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head.
MI. Green, colored, presided over the
Ohio State Senate. and enjoyed the
distinction of being the first cOlOred
man to dill the position.
Michael Seaman, an employe In 9
Plttsburg brick yard, was accidentally
caught in a crusher and instantly
killed.
A fire In Milwaukee destroyed ].
LaiseI's dry goods store and Z. Lowers