The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-13
lHE NENS u A WEEK.
Eastern nl,u Middlc Ntates.

ltttill'd'A Az tIt tliliilltt ~ f7Dl lAt6
Greek tunnel, near Hunt ngdOm, just
II time to avert the wIeCkiHg Of "A pas
senger tran. W. II. Cornealy was ar
rested on suplcion
Frank T. Moran, treasurer of the
Duncan Il. HaIri on AMI John f.. Sulli-
van Combination, was arrested in Pitts
burg, charged with the embe2ZlemeIt
of about $1,000 from Harrison. )
In q runaway accident f. 8. Yueng-
Ing, the wealthy Pottsville brewer,
was dangerously injured.
The boiler of engine No. %, on the
Pennsylvania and North western Rail
road, eXplCdtd at ~lrvOnia, killing En-
giueer MOultOn and Fireman AXE.
Three braHemen were seriously hurt by
pieces Of flying metal.
Mrs. Ellis Carpenter, living near
T~unkhannOck, Penna., was killed by
Lightning.
The Illicit still of William Pritts,
said to he the largest yet captured from
mOOnshinerS, was found on Laurel
Mountains, near Somerset, Pa, 1t has
a capacity Of 100 gallons. Pritts SON
in-law, Jacob Souteme>er, has been ar
restel on a charge as an accessory to
the murder of jonathan Hochstetter.
Cheney Russell, of Chester County,
was arrested in J ancaster, Pa, charged
with stealing a team of horses from,
John Mcfarland, of Oxford.
Charles Enos, agent for u. Lutz y
Son, Of J"hnstown, Pa, is still missing
as is $1,000 of the firms money. d
-Four men were buried under the
United States Horse show band stand
New York, of whom Edward REDDISH
efsky was seriously hurt.
The two kisses which James Torrey
stole from Mrs. Robert Stewart, of
WobuTm. Mass, cost him $3.50 apiece,
the price beng liked by Court.
ice Partre was killed by Il brick
thrown by some unknown person while.
he was attempting to quell a riot among
Italians in Altoona.
Burglars broke into the post-Ofice at
White llalns, New York, and stole a
large mount of stamps and many
registered letters.
James Gilmartin, a 'lOngshoreman,
was Killed in a lodging house i'll New
York by being stabbed by a cOlOred
man, over whom he had emptied a
pitcher of water.
John Brennan, a marine attached TO
the League Island Navy Yard, who
was found with a bullet wound IN his
head in a house in a Low quarter of New
York city, died IN IA hospital. Whether
tie case is one of murder or suicide the
police are investigating. J
Engineer William DoheTty was killed
iu New York by the explosion OF boiler
of a stationary engine at a new build
ing on StXty-niuth street, near Ninth
avenue.
Robert Del.OWery was crushed by a
fall of top rock at Shenandoah City.
Martin Seaman, a hotel keeper of
Scranton, Peun., died suddenly. lie
had had IA quarrel with his vie, and
she WIS seen to strike at him with a
hammer,
During a quarrel in New York,
Frederick ]. Williams was shot in the
breast by Andrew Muller.
John Roach, aged % years, was shot
in the temple and badly wounded by
James Irving, in New York city,
An attempt was made to set fire to
the storm doors at the main entrance TO
the Boston stat House, but it failed.
Ire police believe the fire was the re-
suit OF malicious mischief.
Jacob Elk, the Pittsburger who acct
dentially shot Ida Engle, his sweet
heart, entered a plea of involuntary
m~ansiaughier aud was sentenced to IS
months and q fine OF 500, 2
South and west.
Murderer james Fisher, of Texas,
WHO killed his bGother-m-law, has been
respited until May p.
After quarrellng c q woman, J. j.
Sickle, OF Bunham, Tex, put fourloads
Of SHOT into Mann Mayo's body, killing
him Instantly.
Henry Really, colored, shot Frank
Hellman through the heart, near Au-
clurdLe, n.y., for having quarreled
| Nllll tlaIA anu iIiu0tA hio uiNttoiEus
BY a collision ON the Pan Handle
Eailroad, near SEQ. OHIO, between a
passenger and a freight train a number
Of persons were Injured, mont OF them
fatally, IL IS thought. R0sanna
Hughes, of Philadelphia had her nose
broken.
Thirteen passengers were injured by
the overtuTning of al electric motor "A
IN San Francisco.
The house of Alex Melton, at Lin
leila, Nch., was struck 10y lightning amt
Melton Was instantly killed. His wife
wat paralyzei.
by tie capsizlng of a boat on Leigh
ION Lake, near Grand Rapids, Mime
sofa, three mcn we're drowned.
NTgs. I.ennie TAYLOR, of Sherwood,
lroa county, Texas, slipped into the jail
At that place uuobServed and shot and
KILLED |. T. Wilson, who had been ar
rested for slanderlnC her,
\ saloon keeper of CoxvIlIe, Ind,
John COrvin, shot and killed his sou,
during a quarrel.
Superintendent William Wells, of
the Illinois stone Company, WAS SHOT
land Killed at L"mont, by Michael
lCajn, an employe, with whom he
had had a dispute a few days be
fore.
-Dauv,He, Ind, has a cat which
rings tie he'll whenever she wants to be
admitted to the house,
-Thp Park CummissiOneT4Of Buffalo
\. y, have been compelled to kill eight
peacocks whose harsh cries kept babies
and nervous people awake.
The French soldiers have lately
iheeu engaged in an extensive series of
experiments with bicycles. That ma
chine has now taken its place as an APP
wjanCe Of war.
In a battle between 4 band Of horse
thieves and Il -heulT's pose, at Still