The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10

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Michael Crye and Martin Kowitch
we've burned to death, and Joseph
PlOyoticZ, Frank PlUvoticZ and Alike
Rostikl ask were very seriously burned
by an explosion of an oil can in a Hun
2aIian boarding house at Braddock,
Psnna.
DIR. Henry f. Formal, the eminent
pathologist and III icroscopist, died sud-
cenly CT cholera morbus, aged As years.
Alden FaIes, of Newark, New Jersey,
VINO killed a messenger as he was re-
turning from bank with a large sum
of money on payday, was found guilty
of murder In the first degree.
Patr'ck Mulvihill and George Creech
were each sentenced, at Jersey City, to
20 years Imprisonment for murder in
the 1nd degree.
Tie carriage woodwork mandatory
OF Holconibe Brothers, on River street,
New Haven, Conn. was burned, caus-
ing IA loss Of 500, 900 l
S xty-seven dead bodies were recov-
cred at Oil ity. The estimates of the
loss of life vary from 80 to 200. The
section where the loss of life was great
est WAS larg Iy occupied by foreigners.
No one Knows their names, and 1t may
be impossible TO ever learn just how
many are missing. In Titusvl le 1t is
estimated that fully 100 persons have
leei either drowned or burned to
death.
A horse kicked a fracture in Harry
Daulrich's jaw, while Harry, a Read
ing, Pa, patternmaker, was plCnicking
nea home.
At Tyrone, Penna., a 2-year-old son
of Jacob Diehl fell into the flooded
Juniatl river and was drowned.
Edward Mcmillan, convicted of the
murder Of his wife, was hanged at
W~i!kesbarIe.
@. Il. s: lyman, Jr,, who was assault
ed terribly and stabbed by Josiah Metz,
about two months age, at Pottsvllle,
Pa, has sued for $780, 900 damages.
A fire in the Middlesex Union Hall,
at M%iddletown, Connecticut, damaged
the building TO the amount of S35. 600.
A $4,000 organ vas destroyed.
Webster, the bookmaker, is again on
trial at New York for the murder of
Charles E. Goodwin last August.
During the sham battle which formed
part OF the Whit Monday festivities at
Allentown, Fenna., a cannon was dis
charged prematureIy, and Charles w.
Weutzell, aged AZ years, tire gunner,
who stood directly In front of the
gun at the time, was instantly
killed.
The large Hampton reservoir, located
in the mountains several miles above
Birlsboro, In Bucks county, Pa, bursG.
No ser.ous damage was done. 1t is
thought The breast of the cam was
weakened by the recent heavy
rains. 2
William Mcdowell was fatally
burned at Plttsburg by the explosion
of a lamp, which he tried to ill without
extlnguishing the light.
Matthew T. G.. Cumisky, CLERK in
the New York Custom Hou: e, has
stolen $500 and lit out.
Falling from a swing at a picnic,
Miss Lizzie LuiZ, of MahanUy City,
Received fatal injuries.
Taking a lose of saltpatre instead of
salts, Charles Croft, of Amityyille, Is
III a %precarious condition.
Charles E. Whitman, while fishing
Reading, received a load of shoti in
his body, fired by an unknown per-
son.
Attempting to blow up the cater
pillars in his fruit trees with powder,
John Pfenning, of near EastOn. Pa,
blew his own eyes out.
Ike Buzzard, one of the celebrated
gang made up chiefly of the Btzzird
brothers, of Lancaster, Pa, has been
released from the Eastern Penitentiary
after serving a term OF IL years.
Flfteen-year-old Willie Gales, of
Erie. was arrested i'll New York. He
had IA pistol and a dime novel in his
pocket and insisted that he Vas Jesse
James the outlaw.
A man who was drowned while bath
ing at Coney Island is thought to be
"Walter Sevellen. Of Philadelphia"
Ed ard p. Stroud was arrested IN
Wilmington, Delaware, on the charge
of lolicy gambling. In his possession
"a found a bank book showing de-
posits in the Philadelphia Savings Fund
W. j. Blackburn, Chief of Police of
Wilmington.
Wilkins Rustin, the Yale sophomore
who was injured in the junior society's
initiation, died at New Haven. AT the
initiation Rustin was nd-folded and
told TO run down a street, He ran in
to the pole of a carriage and received a
blow in the abdomen which caused per-
itonitis.
The deal body of William Dryden,
co|ored, about 40 years old, vas found
unGer a high railroad bridge over Cres-
helm creek, Chestnut Hill Philadelphia.
HI>neck, it is stated, was broken and his
throat was cut in several places. The
police su pect he was foully dealt with
Albert Clark, who boarde1 at the
same house; Philip Rumbles, whose
wife keeps the boarding house, and
William Brooks are in custody. 3
SOuii AMI west.
Thirty seamen attacked six On unlon
~stevedores on board a bark at San
Francisco. John Gomez stabbed aud
killed otto Anderson, n of the at
lacking party.
A coal train ran into a construction
train near Colchester, Illinois, causing
a serious wreck. William Peck was
Killed, ana Gus Chelgren was fatally
Injured. Three Others were less serious
lV iDiural