The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05
THE NEWS OF A WEEK
Eastern and Middle States.

smith, leape1 into jeatL's embrace
from a third-story window of st Mark
Hospital, New York.
DIR. Wesley Newcomb, one .Of the
leading c~Onchologists of the world
died at Ithaca, New York, aged "a
years.
Mary G. Brown, aged 90, a nurse EN-.
pioyed at Mont Clair, New Jersey, wa:
shot and MORALLY wounded by hel
lover, Joseph N. Ryan.
Colonel Lyman 2. French, a well.
known lawyer Of Boston. was found
dead i'll his o it, ! hotel in that city,
under circumstances indicating sui
eide.
Bridget Dunn, aged 20 years of Nor
ristown, Penna., was burned to death.
She suffered from %softenIng of the
brain. and during the absence of her
son her clothes caught fire frcm a
stove.
A Wilkesbarre, Pa, jury has just
convicted Michael IIOrnick of wreck
ing a railroad train neal there IA months
ago.
While storing ice at Mt. Gretna, Pa,
Martin Greiner, Of Mt. Hope. was
mangled and killed by being drawn ill.,
to a Tammoth ice .planer. A
By a fire at Elkton, Penna., Samuel
Kring and his wife, aged 70 and 50 years
respectively, were burned to death.
Arthur Stocker, of Jersey City, shot
and killed his wife, and also shot and
seriously wounded Mary Tierney, his
sister-in-law.
j. w. Lafevre was arrested in Plain
field, Cumberland county, Penna.
charged with the murder of Miss Mary
Gardner, in Pierre, South Dakota, in
May last.
An explosion of dynamite occurred in
a woTkmen's shauty, at Honey Brook,
five miles from HaZletOn, Penna., when
Adam Bornick and John Slavitski
were instantly killed and l3 men were
injured, at least seven fatally.
Schuylkili Colliery coal crushed John
Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth are
back in New York. both plump, rosy
and happy,
For tapping Peter Lop2's cigar store
till of $40, Edna Eubank, aged 8 years,
of Brooklyn. las been turned over to
the Anti-Cruelty Society.
Arthur b Johnson, q trolley wire
iineman, or Lynn, Mass, fell to the
ground, was permanently crippled and
was paid Sl3, 800 by the company.
Charles Cam, an aged negro of Har-
risburg, was struck by an express
train neal Bridgeport, and instantly
killed.
An explosion of gas occurred In the
upper coal mine IF Joseph Walton
q Co., at West Elizabeth, Penna.,
and John Phillips, the pit boss, and
two miners, were injured.
William J.. Gibbons, convicted of
firing one of the Dupont barns, was
pillorIed for one hour and whipped with
40 lashes at New Castle Jail, Della
ware.
III. Bigler Russell was arrested at his
home in Leesburg, Cumberland. county,
Pennsylvania, charged with commit
ting a robbery in Hammond county.
| Indiana.
oun.
N,a w" oi'oin, ~"ne oi;an.I.
| wounded by Jacob Somborn, a ous
In. whose demand for money he had
reiu,ed. |
Three ltallan lads, the eldest IL
years, were in court in New York for a
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series or bhrgIarles.
Gas suffoc,ted Apoa,o naparo and
| Rossorio Valnstro as thew sIept in their
room Tenth street New york
rho o.,,,ao I..,,,a su.,
IN ,ha r"tna nfo pittahm"n @u a,un"
wh;"n 49, 1os,rouaJ bu fro a%ort Svo
weeks ago.
August LENT. who is suspected 10
be the murderer of Mis-, Senior. of
Millbnrn N. J. was arrested. He
hphaticaliy ueh'eu ady coihplicity III
tne cflhe' anu 'oiuhIeereu 10 prove All
aiDi al once
BY the explosion of a lamp in a mail
1aa Vi ote ~ nI GlsS anu 49, van
pa nnar $500 tho on"tants ." ~
car which co,nnr isad naw snaners for
Nav vi and Nav Enc1snd waTa
entireIv DESTROYED
Mrs Eucl,d Hill and her ~4-year-old
daughter. of Woodbury.. New Jersey.
were Instantly killed by an EXPRESS
train Tba woman had the chi ID IN
her arms and. in irving TO avoid the |
tram became confused and stepped d. |
really in front of n. 81
russell sage 1r', nephew OF tie gTeat
"a street specu'aCor' Is uylng Ne"
,rha Uioh Water Mark Nonument.
savs The Toston cnmnittee viii be ded.
ic,ted at Gattyshnrg lime .
Bangor, Me, is making faces at
Porter for putting her population at
$4,000, when it should have been 25,-