The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-01
PENIS GROVE, J. FRIDAY. JULY !, 1892

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burglary. He was discovered by Mrs
Minnie Marowisky, who seized him ant
refused to let hun go until her clothin,
was almost torn from her tody aud th'
robber had beaten her to insensibility.
John Gribbin was arrested In Tren
ton, New Jersey, on suspicion OF hav
| ing c fused the death Of William Il
Rockwell, whose body was found In tn
| canal, bearing evidence OF foul play
| Gribbin was seen in the company o
Rockwell previous to his disappear
ance.
Peter Bullichrl, an italian patient IL
| st. Joseph's Hospital, at Reading, be
| came enraged at n Of the attendants
| Sister Mary Hildaberta, and, following
her into a corridor, stabbed her thrtt
times, inflicting wounds which will
probably prove fatal.
While bathing in the river at Beth
lehem, Pa, Joseph Tarkajs was sun
struck and drowned q few feet from his
companions
Little Barbara FleishmaD, daughter
OF Adam Fleishmsn, Reading, Pa, was
run over bv q street a and had q LEG
q mputated.
BY the explosion of q machine used
for washing silk, William Higgins, an
employe Of the Till Silk Mil, at Potts
villa moe fotulIu fnfura1
Aaron Hartenstine, ST., a well-knowr
citizen OF Pottst0wn, Penna., was
struck and killed by q train while cross
ing q railroad bridge.
A. A. Lesher, q merchant tailor, OF
ShOemakersville, Berks county, was
drowned ut that place while attempting
to swim across the stream.
Robert Anderson, . 14-year-old boy,
of Lancaster, Pa, was killed while
handling q target rife which he did not
know was loaded.
Edwin J. RYAN, who fed from WASH
ingtou with $50. 900 ofthe United States
Express Company, has been arrested in
Denver, and the stolen money recover
ed.
A sentence Of FIVE years in States
prison was imposed upon James M.
Allen, In Viioqua, Wisconsin, for kill
ing a pupil whom he was iogging with
q stove poker.
Louis Weitzel, an excursionist with
the Delaware SaeDgerbund. Ct Whining
ton, jumped from the upper deck Of the
Major Reybold, as the boat approached
Augustine Pier, and was drowned
Henry A. Bills, formerly Postmaster
Of Winsted, Conn.,, committed suicide
By jumping from q steamer in Long Is
land Sound.
Harry G. Cole. % years of age, Q
drug clerk, was found dead IN q cenle-
terry at Easton, Pa. A letter found on
him indicated that he took poison. He
vas out of employment and had a wife
and three children. l
While Mrs. John L. Killman was
handling a rifle In her home at Phillips
burg, New Jersey, 1t was accidentally
discharged. The ball passed through
the heart Of ~ten-year.0ld Leona Lehr,
a daughter OF Mrs. Killmau by Q for
mer husband. killing her instantly.
The trial Of John and Edward Kelley
for the murder Of John Mergot, a coal
and iron policeman, at Tdmaqua, on
March Is last, has begun at Potts
vile.
While shooting at q mark Hardy
Germer, aged Is years, of Harrisburg,
Pa, was accidentally shot by William
Taylor, q companion. 2
For the murder on Thanksgiving
Eve OF Robert Lyons, New York,
Michael T. Sllney must die in an cleo
tricai chair.
freeman Butler, of Ne~wburyport,
Mass, and J ohm McPhaiI, OF Gl ,ucester,
fishermen, were drowned by the capsiz-
ing Of their boat.
DR.. 8. Fleet Spler having recovered
from Brooklyn q verdict Of $4,000 for
damages wrought by fireworks In the
campaign Of 1888, that city will permit
very little fireworks hereafter.
Passengerson two electric cars In Bos-
ton became PAM stricken by the cars
taking fire and jumped into the street
while the cars were going at high speed.
Thirteen persons were injured, three Of
them seriously.
A lage assure in the earth, three
fourths Of a mile In length, has occur
re l at Taylorsville, Penn, over q work.
ed out mine OF the Reading Coal Com
pany, and residents have moved to a
place Of safety, fearing the eDgulfment
Of their homes.
South mt West.
Burglars blew open the safe in bow
mans Bank at Kilbourne City, Wis
consin and secured about $4,000.
Mollie Williams, aged 70 years, com
| mitted suicide, al Louisville, Kentucky,
| by drowning herself. She was des
pond emit because of a falling out with 9
aoman for whom she was said to hav,
had an unnatural love.
8. M. Lesher, a Texas ~"ranchero,'
was found dead in his cabin, on the
steamer Neuces, which arrived at New
York from Galveston. He Is supposed
to have taken an overdose of lauda'
mum.
Bob Leslie, a desperate "Sen.inol,
negro" was shot and killed by deputy
marsLals who were attempting TO ar
rest him, near Sicred Heart Mission, il
the Indian Territory.
Slight earthquake shocks were fell
at Helister, California.
The body of DR.. Martin Scudder, Of
Chicago, will be cremated in New
York.
Chicago's four-mile water tunnel,
which extends out into AXE Michigan,
has been completed.
Mrs. Martha White, of the State o.
Washington, has Teen awarded a golC
medal for saving three men from
drowning.
The passenger train on the Cincin
natl, Wabash and Michigan Railroa,
vent into IA culyert near Berrien @ Entire
Michigan, and all on board except on