The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-17

1 SbulbNf L d., wa lillbNI II lltIl a W wagon
and his back wa broken.
Frank Ramus, a miner, was fatally
injured by a fall of coal at a n orth Ash
land, Pa, colliery. s
Clinton s. Strong, of C.eyeI. nd, a
member of the junior class of Cornell
University, was drowned at Ithaca,
while bathing.
A passenger train on The North
Penn Railroad struck a team near
Lands Mill, Penna., instantly killing
Edward Gangewtre e, farmer, aged 50.
Two Ct John Fowler's children, at
Ansonia, Tioga County, Pa, fell in
Marsh Creek and were drowned.
Samuel Walton, living near belmont,
Pa, and a brakeman Oh the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, was cut to pieces on
the track at Columbia.
Matthew Lincolns, steam mills, with
two a shops, engine houses and three
dwellings, at Oronc, Me, were burned.
oss, $4,000. l
Michael Lawrence shed his moth
er's wrist with a razor III New York
then accused the old lady of trying 10
cut him up with "a carying-knife.
During a cyclone at West BrookylIle,
Me-, 10000 feet CT lumber were blown
away, and other damage was done.
Hail.tones fell the size of robins eggs.
Count Alfred Won Wilhelm, an
officer of the Austrian mau-or- war
Aurora, was left by his vessel at the
Newport, K. l., Hospital, suff ring
with typhoid fever.
Bejeweied Mrs. Matilda Levi sat
upon Professor Charlie Mautner's knee
in Central Park, New York, by mistake,
was elected by the Professor, turned
and scratched his face with diamonds
and was sued for assault.
A case of smallpox vas found on the
steamer z. Cortland, at New York,
FROM Amsterdam, and the vessel was
detained at quarantine,
A warrant was issued at Reading,
Penna., for the arrest of d. G. sharp, "a
~well-knOwn contractor and builder, at
the instance of his and partner, Wm.
Sharp, on the charge of embezzline
$4,000. Sharp disappeared a week
ago.
Samu.l G. Freed, of LInfeld. Penna.,
PresideIt of the Arctic King Refriger-
ator Company, of Philadelphia, has
been arrested in New York, charged
with obtaining goods from George W.
Martin Il Bro, of Brooklyn. under
false pretences.
While IN a somDambulistic state Sam
Keys, of HaZleton, Pa, FIRST baseman
of the Evansville Club, walked out of a
til lid story window at Free land and
received injuries that caused his
death. 2
Orlando Trout, a one-armed man,
was bathing with several companions
near Steelton, Penna., when lie got be-
meath Ills depth and was drowned.
Two others narrowly escaped drowning
In attempting to save Trout.
a fire broke ont In ChIcoTa, Penna. 4,
and about II 0 buildings were destroyed.
The water supply gave out and the fire
men had to lear down and destroy
buildings with dynamite in order to
check the progress of the Gra.
After pleading guilting to II charges
of forgery, John S Scheifle, OF Read
ing, Pa, was sentenced to two years.
Imprisonment.
P. J. Foley. who was implicated by
Bob Lewis, the negro who was lynched
at Port Jervis recently for au assault
on Lena Mcmahon, was held TO answer
a charge OF blackmail. 3
South ard West.
White Gaps are worrying the resi-
dents of Hyde Park. ear Chicago.
Charles Madison, of New Orleans,
was stricken blind while out walking.
Railroad strikers are waving tn
Nihil'stic red flag at Carbonate, Cal.
a bolt of lightning flied Kings pow
der mill, near Cincinnati, and n
man was XII ed and several injured.
A fir, light train on the Northern divi-
sion If the Chi ago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad was wrecked by a wash
out, at Hartford, Wisconsin. Three
men-Engineer b. ]. Fail, Fireman
George Rood and Brakeman James
Roach-were killed.
The " pipe works of Robinson
Bros, at Akron Ohio, were burned;
loss, 100000
Joseph Burroughs, a wife murderer,
was sentenced at Gainesville, Illinois,
to 95 years. imprisonment.
Preston Brown, of Baltimore, Md,
who was captain of the military com
pany at Yale College. from which he
has just graduated, has been appointed
a second lieutenant of artillery in the
United States army.
"Bob" Ford, the slayerof Jesse James
was shot and killed in a dance hall at
Creole, Colorado, by Deputy Sheriff
Kelly.
Mrs. Alice Stone, of Marlborough,
IN. Y, blew her brains out because d
publication had been made a%ttributinp
the paternity of her child to her father
in-law.
Lightning struck a large tank of the
standard Oh Company's, at Findlay,
Ohio, and tile resulting FIRE caused a
loss of not less than S55 600,
Seventeen bandits, who were cap
tured near Orizab9, n Mexico, have
been executed
J. W. Woodbridge, who is supposed
to I've frun Austin, Texas. committed
suicide in a Cincinnati MOTEL, by cutting
his throat.
Lewis II. Greene. Acting Preslden
of the Whisky Trust, was arrested IL
cincinnati upon the Boston indic;men
recently found against the officers o
that organization. and when required
to give bond for is appearance at Bos
ton refused to do 50.
A mining tunnel two miles long i
being dug rear Wardner, Idaho.
Robert Gates was fatally stabbed a.
Charleston, $. c., by Robert Sim
mons.
Hundreds Of sheep were drowned neaI
MADAM, Mimi, in a heavy rain and hal
storm.
A freight train on the Plttsburg an(
Western Railroad jumped the track