The Penn's Grove record., 1892-01-22
NUMBER 26.

Ire, and the loss to the building
and its tenants is estimated al $780,
600. 4
In Chicago, an incoming Fort Wayne
Railroad tram struck a horse car of the
Chicago City Railway Company at
Forty seventh street. Two passengers
on the horse ear were Killed and thir-
teen others we've ,ljuIed.
George NewCombe, the mine boss at
the Coffee Mil Nine, at Hillsboro,
Illinois, was X He'd by the breaking of
the cage roIe. He fell 100 feet, to the
bottom Of the shaft.
Tie Tennessee river mas risen twelve
feet at Chattanooga within twenty-four
hours.
There was a slight earthquake at
Jackson, Tenn.
Snow fell at Mobile, Alabama the
first time since 1856.
The Mississippi river IL frozen over
at st. LOUIS, it being the first time in
four years.
Eleven of the principal business
houses of Jackson Miss. were destroyed
by fire, causing a loss of $50, 0G0. 3
Sunday theatres go IN Grand Rapids,
Mich.
A locomotive of the Debardeleben
Coal and Iron Company exploded eight
miles south Of Birmingham, Ala. in
stantly killing Joseph Hunt, the en-
gineer, and Fireman Bradford.
John p. Sheehan shot and danger.
! trrt,- N,,.I H1--H A.
Cincinnati Post Office. Both men
were mail clerks and Sheehan had
been drinking.
A passenger train ON the Viroqus
branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul Road, was wrecked
near Westby, Wisconsin, by a broken
rail. A number of persons were in
jured Ii. A. Rawson, of Viroqua.
and Express Manager Rogers, danger
ously.
John Manley, aged SO years, and
his son Peter, Of Bellair, Ohio, were
found frozen to death under the Ohio
Valley Railroad bridge. 1t is sup
posed they fell from the trestle while
on their home the previous night.
William Coulter, of SauIt st. Marie
Mich. attended a revival meeting and
| there confessed themurder of his father,
year ago, for which crime he had been
ried and acquitted. He was rear
rested. l
A plunge of 240 feet down a coal
NINE killed Bert Virgins and six Others
at Chatham, LII.
An explosion of natural gas occurred
IN the residence Of Judge John ;. Bras
see, at Lancaster, OHIO. The house
wasdemOlished and adjoining properties
were damaged, but non of the occu-
pants were seriously injured.
While a party of young people we're
coaSting at Nashville, Tennessee,
Mary Duncan mt NJ title Neeman
were fatally injured by the overturning
of their sleds; and Henry Farrow was
killed by a collision with a passing car
riage.
By a collision of coasIing sleds at
Cadiz, Ohlo, Miss Kamsey, Miss Maud
Ramsey and Harry Perry sustained bro
ken limbs and several others were in
iured.
Mary Simpson, a Chicago dressmak-
er, committed suicide. Going to the
lake shore and divesting herself of her
clothing, she lay down IN the ice.
She was found there, frozen to
death.
The body OF John Carson, the lawyer
who was killed IN New York by ''Jack
the S~lIsher, " was buried in the Carson
family plot in London Park Cemetery,
Baltimore.
Craftsmen blew open the safe of the
Bonanza Cldb, Hot Springs. Ark, and
got 5000.
Jefferson Phillips must hang for the
murder of George S. Smith, at Alex
dria, Va, last July.
Tennessee troops guarding convict
miners at Coal Creek have been fired
upon by outside miners.
After serving his tull sentence in
prison for grand larceny, a new trial
has been granted to Herman BLISTER,
Omaha, Neh., and The question Is, will
he have to he retired?
Mrs. Frederick Oleson and her 2-year-
old daughter were burned to death
IN q fire, which consumed her house, in
Chicago hei o-Ntdl Ulu SUI Wis ialdl-
Iy burned.
Justice James Il. Loane, a Uivil
Magistrate Of Baltimore, died from the
effects of a lose of carbolic acid, taken
in mistake for cramp MEDICINE.
Harry johnson, al Peoria, Illinois,
shot and fatally wounded his wife,
from whom he had been separated,
up6 tban shot and fatally wounded
himself.
A passenger train on the Northwest
ern and Omaha Railroad WA derailed
near River Fall, Wisconsin,, anu eight
passengers were injured, among them
IL. II. Beel Of Philadelphia. 3
Foreign BreyitIeS.
Minister Lincoln is i'll at London
with a cold.
The business part of Seville, spain, Is
inundated by a rise in the river Guadal-
culver.
The Reichstag ~hassgreed to the prin-
ciple of the Frelsinnige party's motion
in favor Of the payment of members OF
tine Reichstag.
Emperor William has conferred the
decoration of the Black Eagle upon
General Won AlyensleOen as a memento
OF the twenty-lrst anniversary OF the
battle OF lie Mans.
1t is said that preparations are now
being made to convey the German roy
al stud from Trakehnen, which is two
miles from the Russian frontier, to a
place of safety in the event of a Russian
INVASION. 4
a majority of Welsh coal miners are
idle.
Louis Jennings will remain IN Parlia-
ment.
Police are cleaning out the Berlin
Sums.
A Tyrone CIreland) funeral pro-