The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
NUMBER 46.

Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, IA loss
Of $4,000 worth Of goods was sns-
tanned.
City Recorder j. F. Mosely, OF Stock
ton. Cal, is missing. His acc unit are
in disorder, and it is said that liz has
/ cen guilty OF forgery.
The report that the Dalton gang of
robbers secure ! $780, 900 Il Government
fumes from The Santa Fe tIaiU. at Red
Rock, recently, is SAID to be false.
Wyoming cattlemen found four
bodies hanging on ii tree in the heart OF
the Rustlei's country. They are sup
posed to be victims of the RustleT in
vasioDs.
A mob Of about 100 men went from
Wi lard to Grayson, Kentucky, and
taking Austin Porter, a wife murderer,
from the jail. took him back to Willard
and hanged him.
County Recorder J. F. Moasly, of
Stockton, California, is missing and
owes, it Is said, about Sl00, 900. He is
charged with having passed forged
notes to the amount Of 100000. 2
a large quantity OIL smuggIed opium
has been seized by customs officers at
San Francisco, on the steamer Pueblo,
from China.
After taking but four gold-cure iu-
jectiOns for inebriety, at Wichita, Kan,
George Bradshaw, a we;l-known citizen,
led in spasms.
The belt on the big fly wheel of the
r. New Tar Roofing Manufacturing
Company, New York, broke wreckiug
Desmond, engine oiler.
William J.. Wright, Deputy Pr Sc
cutor at Rockville, Indiana, his been
arrested for uttering forged paper to the
amount of Sll,6OO.
r. II. Wetmore, of New York, com
mitted suicide in PetosRy, Michigan, by
taking ch~loroform.
Several Cinnamon have been killed
and Others wounded IN II Wal OF rival
H%lghbinders at san Francisco.
Nineteen persons at Little Rock, Al
kansas, were poisoned by some substance
laced in their food and several vi tnem
are in a critical condition.
Noted ''Moonshine Informer" James
Kelly'S mutilated body has been fourd
in the Green River, near Louisville,
KY,
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois tran
was wrecked near DanviIle, Illinois.
owing to the bad condition of the
track by reason of the heavy rains.
Six passengers were seriously injured. A
For ~assaulting Mrs. Fanny Dooley,
young Texas widow (whitel, Jeron
Fisher (colored) is threatened wit
burning at the stake at T%exarkana
Ark.
Clarence q. Wilson, of Burlington
10 wa, Superintendent of the IJwa line
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Road, was washed from the railroad
track at Dudley, Wapello county, by a
sudden wave in Des Moines river, and
was drowned.
BY the slipping Of a rope two paint
els were thrown ron a plank at the
fifth story of a building in Cleveland 10
the sidewalk. OF the two, Chas. Stady
was instantly killed and George
Edwards was fatally injured, a tnlrd
workman caught hold OF the rope and
held on until he was rescued,
The boiler IN the engine room of a
tan bark mill at AndersOnviile, in
Buckingham county, Virginia, eX
plodeI, instantly killing Henry Epes.
Justin Booker. c0loren, had one leg
broken off AMI will die. jim Bradley,
colored, was badly scalded. James
Pearce and James Morgan were serious.
ly injured by flying fragments. Two
others, colored boys, were slightly
hurt. .
H. Z. O'BrieE, a boOkkeeper of the
California National Bank, at San
Diego, has been arrested on an IndIct-
ment found by the Federal Grand
Jury, charging him with having made
false entries on the books of the bank.
A number of pupils at DE rauw
University, at G~reencastle, Indiana,
have recently been hazed, bg having
their faces smeared with nitrate Of sill
Yer.
The body of Rudolph Hacker, a
Chicago cigar manufacturer, and Mrs.
Louise Plum were found In a room in
Mrs. Plum's house, in Chicago, with
the gas turned on.
pIohen IaIi on tle SniGago' hut
llne.on anu Neulnoy na-i!oat "loohe'
au eaSI eouhu PaS'ensei ""'" he"l Il"
uianoia' 4'eo'"sNa'
Inc bodies OF 1--WE dead infants nave
been round secreted uhdef tlIe Stones OF
he sidewalk in Chicago. The police
think they were left there by the agent
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