The Penn's Grove record., 1892-01-29
THE News OF A WEEK


pleaded Hnl.ty, al Ia,
of rolbing Penn s~ylvania railroad cars.
Stephen BrunneIs who grabbed
Isaac Conklin'sgold watch at Columbia,
Pa, has begun a years term in the pen
itent AIRY.
J. ". Strong, of Nj Coysville, Penna.,
WAS run over by a freight train at AL
tooIa, Pa, and fatally injured.
A G rman paper at Frankfort, New
York, h ~ uean con6scated for publish
ing an immoral article on Guy de Man
passant, the famous French writer. 4
Two more cases of smallpox were dis
covered In New York, in the italian
district.
In the public school at Kutztown, Pa,
the dress of Lizzie kurtz, aged 6 years,
caught fire, at the stove and she was
fatally burned. Hattie Saul and Rosie
Christ. ttacHeis, had their hands badly
burned in trying to eXtinguish the
flames.
Herbert S%earvant, the Brooklyn pro-
fessional nurse, who vas found guilty
of the shooting of Mrs. Cora Chapman,
the wife of a patient lie was attending,
was sentenced to ten years'imprisonment
at hard lator, the full penalty fixed by
law.
A long, stiff straw blew like a spear
and penetrated the eye of Lewis Lean,
alarm hand, near Carlisle, Pa, binding
him.
In a coastiny collision at Allen
town, Pa, eighteen persons were hurt,
Frank L,lly's leg was broken and
a team was scared into a runa-
way.
Gus Colette. who dislocated his neck
playing football at bethlehem, Pa,
has only Just recovered from that
misbap to lacerate his arm in machin-
cry. ,
Philip Cornell and Michael Doron
were killed on a railroad and Brown
Hamilton injured, near Greenwich Vii
lage, n. Y.
When he heard that he had fallen
heir to S15, 600, Actor William SchoOley
of Syracuse, n. Y, gave up his position
in Wilson's MInstrels.
Anne Cerro, who was tried for the
killing of Frank Lombsrdo, at Eliza
beth, New Jersey, was acquitted it be-
iCg shown that the crime was commit
tied in self defence.
A landslide at Cornwall, New York,
car rled aWav a trestle bridge and a por-
tfnt, Of fI,a flptur rio and lVnGtQrn Raj.
way. Il freight tram plunged into the
hole. Engineer McElhODe had his arm
broken.
Eleven-year-old Morris T, Horn, of
RitlersvilIe, was killed by an Allen
town-Bethlehem electric cal.
An unknown Italian, arrested for
drunkenness, was burned mp in the lit
tie lookup at C!iarlevoi, near Pittsburg,
Pa.
Finding a bear In her kitchen, Mrs.
Ora Sharp, a young woman living near
Scranton, Pa, dispatched bruin with a
shotgun and "a kettleful Of boiling
water.
Attacked with grip while attending
court as juror, at Williamsport, Pa,
72-year-old Charles Breon, of Washing
o n township, died before he could be
a ken home. l
at Scranton business men are angry
because of alleged discrimination in
the tax as esSme1ts.
Ten miners at Otto Colliery, near
Branchdale, Pa, were hurt in lowering
a cage.
Sir Edwin Arnold has been compelled
to cancel all his arrangements, including
those in New York, owing to All attack
OF the grippe.
The condition of Cyrus W. Field. of
New York, is reported to be more ia
vorable.
Erastus Thompson & Co., boot and
shoe manufacturers, of Hopkinton,
Massachusetts, have made an assign
ment; liabilities, $4,000.
Leopold Loeb & Co., filed a petition
in the court at Lancaster, Pa, praying
for the dismissal of A. b. Hostel
ter, assignee of b. s. Kendig II Co.,
and alleged an attempt to defraud cred
ltors. 2
South aud West.
Joseph Sycht. of Louisville, Ky., d.
rectei in his Will that his children
should draw by lot to see which Il
would get his wealth.
Chief Engineer Wagland, OF the
British steamship Calvin, was found
deal in tie ship at Newport News, Va,
where the CALVIN had just arrived from
Tyne, Eng.
a wing Of the vapor and gas stove
factory of the Schneider Il TIenkamp
Co., at Cleveland, Ohio, was destroyed
by fire. Loss. SAG. COO.
Jacob Studebaker, of Westminster,
Maryland, was found near York,
Penna., having been brutally bea'el
and robbed, and then placed upon a
railroad track. Elisha johnson, colOred,
has been arrested. 4
Father HanDeart, the wei.-known
Catholic priest, is dying n Detroit.
Two passengers and three tTainmen
were Injured by a broken rail on Tie
Iron Mountain Road, near De Soto,
Tex, upsetting a sleeping car.
Matte Plinee, of Wheeling, W. Va,
struck q burglar over the lead with IA
sewing-n.achiue lid, but he escaped
from The Prince residence with $40. 900
worth of jewelry.
John Howard, a night Waterman at
RIO Vista, California, was shot and
killed by a burglar.
The wall of the retort house of the
Consolidated Gas Company, OF New
York fell, seriously injuring seven OF
the emplOyes.
A train on the Chicago, St. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha Road was
derailed at Hamilton, 20 miles from
81. Paul, and while lou sleepe"s were
ditched and demolished, no n was
killed Nor seriously injured, q
A bill OF exceptions for DR.. Graves