The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-11
rHE NEWS Of A WEEK
Eastern and Middle Mates.

Eastern and Middle States
John Kinitshik. q Hungarian miner,
in the Morea Colliery, near P0ttsville,
Penna., was fatally injured by a fall Of
rock.
Patrick ReillS a -four merchant Ct
south Chester, Penna.s was Instantly
killed by being caught in tie machinery
Of his -four mill.
Frank Chestnut q miner at the Big
M untain Colliery, at C~entralia, Pa,
slipped While walking about the break
er and fell a distance Of 900 feet, and
was killed.
Mic'ael inland. fireman, was shot
dead by dward Fosthill, fiagman, at
a water station nea lockwood, Pa.
In a quarrel as TO whose duty 1t was to
attend 10 certain coal shoveling.
Charles Keepe, aged II years, CON-
mItted suicide near Freerort, Pa, by
hanging himself in his fathers barn,
because his father had reproved him.
A dozen Hungarians beat the Read
ing Railroad ticket agent at Shenan-
dOah, Pa, because he refused TO redeem
a worthless ticket. 4
The York mail train, on the Bait
timore and Lehigh Railroad, was
wrecked, at Little Gunpowder Fall;
near Baltimore. Henry Roab, the
engineer, was killed and tllee persons
we're injured, n of the latter being a
passenger, David EvaEs, of Phil ,del-
phia.
The 2-year-old daughter Of Mrs.
Charles d. Adams, of Fret maGsburg
Penna., was fatally burned. During
the mothers absence the child played
with IRE.
Ex-Congressman Stephen t. Hop
kins, of New York, was found dead be-
side the West Jersey Railroad tracks,
about a mile below the del OF at Pleas
antville. 1t is not known whether he
committed suicide or was blown from
a train while passing from II a to
another.
The abductors of little Ward Water
bury pleaded guilty at Bridgeport, Con
necticut, and the Court sentenced
Charles Waterbury and Samuel Suther-
land to the State Prison for four years
and John McCann for two years. 5
Station Agent Mulane, Guilford,
Conn.,, was '.heid up'' in the ticket
Office and relieved SIS.
Julia Marlowe, the actress, is still
critically i'll in Syracuse, N. Y, and
her engagements for two weeks have
been Cancelled.
While flashing with dynamite at
Newport, II. l., their boat upset and
Charles Engle and Nathan CIeary
drowned, locked In each others arms.
An S-year- old daughter of Lewis
Bluebell, of F%renchvllle, Penna., was
burned to death by her clothes catching
fire from a stove.
The boiler at the Miller OIL well of
Greenlee i Frost, near Mcdonald, Pa
exploded with terrific force wrecking
the engine house and instantly killing
Con Dougherty, a tool dresser.
Ex-MayOr James G. Wyman, of
Allegheny, convicted OF extotJiOn while
in Office, was sentenced 10 pay the costs
Of prosecution and to serve three
months in jail
Fayette Welch, an actor. was shot
and killed by william F. Flannery, a
variety perfoi med, in a B ston board
ing bouse. Fiannery says the killing
was u~nintentionaL.
William HoskiLs, colored, of New
York. was held TO answer the charge of
having placed his four-year-old nephew,
George HoskIns, on a hot stove burn
ing him sc badly that he is not expect
ell to live. /
William Henry McGinn was stabbed
to death at a christening party by his
sister, at Williamsburg, N. Y.
August Recitti, charged IT. New
York with the murder of a woman,
Mas captured In an abandoned coal
cJlliery neal PittstOn.
His wife refused to see him, so Mich
olas Connell set the house on fire,
at Troy, N Y, in which the woman
and sixteen other people slept.
The body of John Crock, Of Stuuton,
neal Bethlehem, Pa, was found in the
Lehigh river. Blood marks on a bird e
led to the finding of the body, and
Crock is thought to have been mu T.
dered.