The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-04-21

Harry BIuor an alleged horse thief, was
arrested a, Washington and will be tried in
Magnesium
A CHILD Of Robert Parker of Irwin. being
locked in house which took fire, persisted
before it col.d bc gotten out
MISS MIME DrluL, telegraph operator in
the Donohoc tower. near Grccrsburg. saved
childs life by snatchng It from before a
train
NEAR Grccn,burg, the school house to
West Fairfield was burned, supposed to have
been the work of an inccndiary The loss
will reach Si.-1l with about $500 insurance.
TIN large party Of United States secret
service ncu amt internal revenue officers
which left mcrsut for The muoushiuc re-.
gion Munda' uitht rnidcda number Ot places
and capture three dsli'lcr- and four stills
The men Az ted are John II. Reese ~r.,
John III. HD.sn 1r. and John " Miller \
quantity OF 'u, iiicit liquor wa. CluU.ruci.
IL is the purpose of the government Officers
10 carry on the work until thciIlcgH' Vhi.kcy
makers are driven uut of the mountain, ur
are all sent t' prison. sheriff No.d has
given up the oarch for rrtts.
TuE postot.cc at Grove CITY was robbed
early yesterday morning 10y cracksWvI,
who blew open the safe and took al the
stamps, cash aud registered lcttcrl, amount
ing to 500 mall. The clerk did not sleep
in the office for the first time
wmrr the iycar-oli son Of T. T. Currau.
supervisor U. repairs ON the Pennsylvania
/ railway, W.. playing iu the streets at Potts
Vile, he wa set upon 10y dog supposed 90
/ have rabie, Flesh On both sides of his face
was torn from the bones and the boy was
| terribly acortcj about the neck, shoulders
and sides Attpr being cautcrilci the
/ wounds wcro stitched, but the recovery of
/ the child 3, doubtful
Dlyiri Ewu.E.u Go-ycarold carprn ter
/ of Rochester wa. struck 10y a locomotive
/ and mOrtaly wounded.
puUNG quarrel at MonouEahcla city,
/ Joseph Gibbons was struck on the head with
n stone thrown by Frank llillman. II is
thought it viii prove fatal.
BruGu,rs blew open the safe at the
/ Wuvucsbur. depot of the Wayncsburg ~
| WaShington railroad and secured about SO
in cash.
CHARLES Wrss of Johustown, who was re-
fused liquu. license and whose wife died
recently. fatally muulatcd himself with n
razor, while respondent.
Az cxplos n occurred late Monday night
M the Crcssu.l powder mills, near Potts
willie BLOWN one of the chaser mills TO
atoms Thruight foreman ran narrow
escape.
have receive. their S2oupD insurance for
their CdiliCc recently burned.
HARVEY SunK, a wcu-known Lancaster
young man Yrokc his neck Friday night 10y
striking the wall of a bedroom in the county
hospital.
Nlus. HNurru JACK. well known resident
of Marion township Butler county, com
mittcd suicide by jumping into well whlI,
suffering with temporary demcntla brought
OH bv dependency. She leaves husband
and three Ch ldron.
\ PNr1IFri. scene was witnessed ut Blars
Vile no the dcath-bed of William Duilner,
brakeman ou the West Penn railroad, VIII
had been run down by shifting engine ant
So badly injured that he died during sur
giCa ln' patton, in the presence oi his WIZ
and no Wv. He realized that he was dying
| and 80 80 cirl always being a
q ~" when hi
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more at papa"
MATTHEW CRAWFORD, n resident oC wheat
land, was arrested on u charge of higaWy II
is said Crawford has three wives living.
liz Philadelphia last year 335S retail
LIQUOR applications were filed and l4H
granted. This year 3,Ol5 applications were
made and ,3S3 granted, an increase of l3.
| over last year For wholesale licenses ~,
. y
granted This year the applicants mum
pcrcd but 5G}, of which 5Il were granted, Il
refused and four withdrew their applica
tious.
4 SPARK from n drill caused terrific ga,
/ explosion in the Glcndun cOllicry, near Ma
houy city. Thomas NcWiliams was blOwr
a lous distance and instantly killed. John
Phillips was fatally injured and John My
sen seriously hurt.
MI MApmrrrN STEWART, of pioneer
family in Faycttc county, was kicked and
. irampIed TO death by u frightened horse al
Uuiuu'uwn.
Jusrru MCCLURE aged So who was O
member Of the legislature in 1910, died ai
his home near Lancaster
Jon. H. RrrIrror was run over and killed
nt the ii. N O. 4. Il. station Mt Uniontown.
lie hlI Just stepped from his back door up
ON no. track when 'hu night shtter ran over
huu
Arln suffering FOR years with stomach
pain. attributed 90 indigestion, Frederick
| Philips. q prominent citizen of NtruUds-
bur hats lust succeeded. 10y q aid of \
powerful cmctic, n relieving himself of a
live lizard ave inches long
Tu Fountain postoilIcc was destroyed by
fire with all its contents. Several hundred
dollars worth ot postage stamps were de-
struyyd.
Ar Dowington the fines, block of huild.
ing u the town including the Masonic
Hall and Sides building were burned, Ma
sonic Hall cost SO 600 insured for s. 900
The sides building was also insured for
5000
Miss M,urrrN STEWART, a prominent
young lady of Huntingdon was fatally IN
jurrd by a horse which she was holding,
soaring alta passing engine. The animal
reared. and losing It's balance fell upon
Nj, stewart with an its weight.
A TRAIN of cars killed Louis knt2 on the
Garden Plane at Ashland. lie was the
eight victim of that plane.
CranGr r. REIprE, lumber agent, com.
himself To a fence. III health led him to
Kill himself.
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