The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-18

nue. tunnel, at Mount Sheppl Color
ado, caused by "A premature blast, ami
two men were killed and II seriously
injured.
John Richie aud Charles Smith, OF
Frederick, Maryland, were shot, the
former being seriously wounded, by
Charles Tucker, who says lie mlstOok
them for burglars.
Charles Lesh and II. a. Sweltzer,
young men at RlufftOn, Ind ana, were
engaged in "a friendly boxing contest
when Sweltz r struck Lesh a powerful
blow on the neck. Lesh fell and eX-
pirtd in five minutes.
Lewis NJ. Smith has been arrested
near Vichshurg, Mississippi, charged
with being one of four who wrecked a
freight train on the Louisville, New
Orleans aud Texas Railroad,
James Freese, "a High Councillor OF
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints. of salt Lake City, Utah,
has been arrested on the charged oil
polygamy.
At Bryan, Ohio, a policeman fired
at two burglars whom he caught enter
ing a residaIfce, killing one of them
and seriously wouEding the other.
Harry Everett Wiley, White, aged Is
years, of Cambridge, Maryland, killed
Charles richardson, cOlored, by cutting
his throat during a fight.
A fght occurred at Whitesburg, Ken
lucky between j. l.. ASHER and one
Coombes, and a MIR. Polly and Dick
Williams, as a result of which Asher
was killed. Forty shots were exchanged
by the cOmbatants.
IL. J. Palmer, formerly manager of
one of Senator Fairs ranches shot and
killed Charles w. Phliger, in Sacrament
to. The two men had had business re-
%lations, and We're on opposite sides in a
litigation in which Palmer was accused
of embeSs!cGcct. l
BY the fall of an ~elvator, loaded with
iron plites, at Rohan Brothers boiler
shops, at st. Louis, Henry keiser,
Frank Com and Hugh Duffey were
instantly killed, and Thomas Flaherty
and Michael Sweeney, boys, were ser
iously injured.
a gas well at Mill Grove, Indiana,
exploded and two workmen were prof. :
ably fatally burned.
Nolus White, a Chicago teamster,
was terribly mangied and probably
fatally injured by a pet" bull dog.
He kicked the dog, which became en-
ragged and attacked White, tearing him
savagely until shot by a policeman.
A passenger train on the Wisconsin
Central Read was wrecked at Dale,
Wisconsin, by a broken rail and the
coat hes were destroyed by fire. The
passengers escaped, but Brakeman
Gilderman was killed.
The body Of Mrs. Ezra CLARK, of
Hillsdale, Indiana, Vas found lodged
in a willow tree IN tie Wabash river,
near the railroad bridge" The cause
of her death is not known.
A fly wheel Weighing "a tons, at the
Cincinnati Electric Light Works,
burst, wrecking the engine, several dy-
namos and portions of the building. No
persons were hurt, but tie damage
amounted to al out $50, 1000.
Lindsay A. Bennett, of Atlantic,
Iowa, shot and killed his wife and
then blew out his own brains. Jealousy
is said to have been the cause of the
crime. :
Cole Doughdrill, a brakeman of the
Louisville and Nashville road, shot and
killed Armstrong Stewart, yard master
OF the East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia road, al Birmingham, Alabama.
Stewart and John II. Stadifer, Dough-
drills uncle, were lighting, when the
latter interfeIed with result stated.
The murderer escaped.
Il. g fody of David Boyer, who disap-
peared near Newport, Kentucky, three
months ago. was found In Il ave. HIS
son, who is County Superintendent OF
Public instruction, isimpl'cated, 'and
under arrest.
Attachments amounting to $1j,OoO
were served on the wholesale liquoI
firm of Jacob BOehm Il Co., at Denver,
Colorado. WheiI the Sheriff took pos
session Jacob BOehm swallowed poison,
and was found several hours afterwards
dead in bed.
Walter Snyder, Of Tifin, Ohio. shot
f lward T. Naylor and Burton w. Gro
baugh, his employers, and Thomas W.
DOwney, a fellow clerk. then killed
himself. Duwnes's Injuries are proba
bly, fatal.
Buck Taylor, formerly with Buffalo
Bills show, was fatal y injured III 4
fight at Rougis. Wy.
f. August NelkeT, who shot at hi,
wife's coffin, as 1t was being lowered
into tie grave at Baltimore, was ar
restel.
FOREIGN BRENlrlES.
The Pope has undertaken to revise
the laws of The French Coucurdat.
The Spanish Senate has approved
the trade treaty with the United
States.
John Dillon fell Oh his !cy payemeh.
yesterday at Dublin and %dislocnted hi
should. 4.
The new Greek msnlSJry IL unable /
command a majority M the Legislative
ceamber.
The Municipal Council of PARIS Ia
elected rs It's president NJ. S%autOh,
~Well-known Socialist. I
Emperor William Is better.
II Is estimated that 800, 100 f.iIgli i
miners are Idle.
Ram and melting snow have H. odr'l
the North Wales quarrieS.
The burlal or the Belgian miners wa
the OCCASION Of ~widesprenl begging.
Farmer l~lalIigan'a SON lIyiag
TemplemOre, has been held AS Dub II
mail dynamlteT.
The Dacoit chief, who led the reEpI
in the Akyab Jail in which the wafor.
was Killed, VIII forfeit his life.
The Literary Convention bet"e,i
lGermany aud the United states iat
passed It's third reading in the Rec
stag. :
The man who lives only for hltnsrll
is engaged in very small b slness.
Nothing keeps a stiugy mai fl II
stealing but the rlsb of the thing