The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-01

Jeremiah Cotto was executed at Sinl
Sing Prison, New York. Five con-
facts of the electric current, at inter
walls of ten seconds, were given.
John Shoemaker went crazy during Il
revival at York, Pa. and walked the
streets in his stockings by night.
John Mcclure, of Port Carbon,
Penna., a loader at the Eagle Hill
Coliery, iumped from a car upon a
drill which had been left in the gang.
way. The drill pierced bis abdomen To
a depth Of FIVE inches.
The Coroner's Jury at Long Island
City, in the case Of Bertram E. Arnold
the murdered Waterman, brought in a
verdict accusing Harry Higgins Of the
crime, and John Coughlin as an &C.
cessory. The men were strikers.
Elopement has left Frank Mollnski
without a wife, q watch, or $39 at
Hickory S vamp, and John Glergicie
thinks himself so much the richer.
Burglars showed the bad taste to
steal IS gallons of new whisky from
Hake'S Cumberland County Distillery,
and leave a lot Of good old rye un-
touched.
A frame dwelling on the hillside at
McKeesp0rt, Penna., occupied by the
family of John Hill, was carried from
its foundations by a land slide AMI de-
posted on the roof OF the Coursin
Street Methodist Episcopal Church be-
low. he house took Ere from the
stove and the occupants. who were I'M
Injured, ", re rescued with difficulty. 8
Sonth and West.
A train ran over and fatally hurt
Warren Watson, clerk of the United
States Circuit Coult, Kansas City
Mo.
Shots fired by gambler John Corley,
at COulee City, Wash, killed Charles
Pascce and seriously wounded Pat
Egan.
Nelson Stewart and his bride. of
Millsburg, ", blew out the gas at a
Lima hotel aud both were found dead
in the morning.
A FIRE was started with kerosene
at Portsmouth, o., by Mrs. Joseph
Micox. and In his eDdeavor to save his
wife. the husband was fatally burned.
A great mass meeting Of negroes at
Memphis, Tern condemned the lynch.
ing of NJ IS, Stewart and Mellow
ell and an exodus to Oklahoma has set
In.
Henry E. Barksdale, q prominent
lawyer of Danville, Virginia, com.
mitted suicide at Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas.
The body of Mathew B. Dawson, who
was drowned in Hutton Lake, near
Laramie, Wyoming, was found. Dsw-
sons life was insured for 1927, 900, and
$15,0 900 had been expended IN the search
for his remains.
The bodies of two men and a boy
have been found in the Bernard river.
near Bragoria, Texas, aud it is sup
posed they were murdered by a Mexican
guide.
Twenty-eight buildings in the bus:
ness portion Of Alto, Texas, were burned.
The loss will amount to $105. 600. A
Daniel Stevenson and Louis Nelson
were burned to death in their cabin
near Crystal Falls, Michigan.
James Fl. Patterson, Of Rockford,
ILL.,, has sued for a divorce, charging
that his wife uses charitable missions
to mask her association with Jail birds.
Miss. Eta Mcbride. the school
teacher Of Blue Earth City, Mimi,
whose mysteriousd disappearance several
months ago and supposed death in
Charleston, S. c., a few weeks later,
caused alarm to friends, has been found
at Lake Mary, Fla.
A tornado that swept over Pla tt
County, ILL.,. carried buildings through
the air like balloons.
A collision at Wellsboro. Ind, oil
the Chicago and Wheeling Road. de
stroyed a number of cars and injured
Engineer Bradford.
Barney White was convicted, in
Mitchell county, Georgia, Of murder.
for participating In the Lynching OF
'Larking" Nix, in the fall of 1891.
About the same time one CT the witnesses
in the case, one William Davis, was as
sasSinated several miles from Camilla,
Georgia.
Henry J. Smith, of San Francisco,
while suffering from deIirium tremens.
escaped from his room, secured a knife
from a fish moneer's stall near by and
cut his throat in the presence of a
crowd of people. He died OF his in
juries.
Mice JannIa gnttnn oommittad anI
eide at Bellaire, Ohio, by jumping from
a ferry boat.
A row.boat was capsiZed in the Mis-
slssippi river, neal Canton. Mo, and
six of the eight colored men who wer
In the boat, were drowned.
Mrs. G. b. Thomas, OF Chicago.
char. es her husband with attempting to
pc son her because he loves another wo-
a
Afttr killing his father-iu-law, NJ. l..
FISHER, of Hill County, Texas, Thomas
w. Mosh delivered himself to the po-
lice.
John and William Bloom and Ed
ward Daniels were arrested in Detroit,
in the act OF kindlinP a hre In a large
furniture factory. These are believed
to be the men who caused a number of
recent fires.
The Chicago Grand Jury decided to
indict M. b. Hereby, a member of the
Board Of Education, for accepting and
soliciting brides in connection with the
letting of contracts.
NJ. l.. Fishes, OF Hillsboro. Texas,
was shot and killed about midnight by
Thomas W. Msrsh. his sOn-in-law.
The murderer surrendered himself TO
the authorities and reported the shoot
ing.
Arnold JAM, a newspaper carrier, OF
Chicago. was asslssinated wlen leiv-
ing home ON his daily round. Martin
Techel. a ~dissipated laborer who
boarded at JANIS house and and I'M
successfully aspired to the hand OF