The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA ITENS.
Condensed News Cleaned From
Various Points OF the State.

A Train tnat ne IdlIeu 10 see cut 10
pieces Terrence II. Boland, of Dun
more.
A bale of cotton fell upon and dam
gerously injured George Lutz at Lam
caster.
Frederick Weaver fell down the
counter chute at Locust Gap Colliery
and was killed,
Allentown wants the Liberty Bell to
return to Philadelphia via Lehigh
County capital.
knights of Honor of Pennsylvania,
in session at Williamsport, elected J.
Granson, of Pittsburg, Grand Dictator.
A case to test the amount of cash
earned by Constable when doing public
service has been brought in Lancaster
County by NJ. S. Brady. 4
East Reading has a temporary water.
famine, due to reservoir repairs.
Barkeeper Wallace Krauter was
robbed of 800 by burglars at Mahanoy
City.
A careless colored cycler at Harris
burg knocked down and almost killed
Miss Mary Mcdonnell.
In its reunion, at Williamsport the
famous Bucktail Regiment elected w.
H. Rauch, of Philadelphia, secretary.
Death is likely to release Henry
Broader, an Allentown prisoner, who
was shot for breaking away from Con-
stable ShrunkI
Rather than wait at q crossing Mrs.
O'Day crept under a freight train at
Emporium. The train started and she
was killed, both legs being cut off. 3
Danville has an epidemic of scarlet
fever.
Ironworker William Collins is mys-
teriously missing from Columbia.
Electric cars are now running from
South Allentown to ~Catasauqua bridge.
Work on a dam for water works at
Mahonoy City, to cost sos, 900 has just
begun,
A swinging electric wire seriously
cut Fireman Frank Metz under the
chin at Allentown.
A Cumberland Valley train was de-
rallied by a fallen telegraph pole near
Morgansville.
Five hundred new coal cars are to
be made at the Lebanon shops for the
Beech Creek Railroad.
Several magnificent memorial win
dows have just been placed in Trinity
Lutheran Church at Reading.
Miner William Burke was fatally
crushed between couplers at the York
Farm Colliery, near Pottsville.
Operator Joseph 7. Brown has opened
q natural gas well near Butler, the
pressure of which is so great that ito
roar can be heard for a mile.
Three tramps seized Mrs. Louise
Leedy, of Harrisburg, while she was
out with a chestnutting party. Railroad
men heard her creams and rescued
her. /
A horse kicked ~lS-year-old Jacob
Hinkle to death at Columbia.
Conductor Levi linn, of Harris
burg, who was struck by al engine, is
dead.
A mystery surrounds the finding of
the dead body of Pasquale Decondolia
near Hazleton.
A tree fell on Harry Arrison, near
Lancaster, breaking his hip and injur-
ing him internally,
William Hollis, colored, wanted for
shooting an officer in Delaware, Vas
arrested at Chester.
The new electric road of the Lehigh
Valley Traction Company was formally
opened at Allentown.
In trying to stop his horse, Charles
Long, of Reading, fell under the wagon
wheels and was crushed to death.
Quarreling over a woman, Michael
Forbish shot and seriously wounded Mi
chael Armstrong at Hickory Ridge,
A broken coupling wrecked a freight
train on the Perkiomen Road near Al
lentown, smashing cars and injuring
two men.
Jacob w. Albright, formerly of Boy
ertown, was killed at Livingstone,
Mont, by Bertha Blazer, an attendant
in a saloon.
During an alteration between the
Slattery and Hollarn families, at Nc
Keesport, Mrs. John Hollarn was Sc
verely beaten and died. 3
By a fall downstairs Mrs. Peter Brei-
hoff wa killed at Hazleton.
Reading is ready to raise $40 600 to-
ward securing the Firemen's Conven-
ton in 1895.
A Coroner's jury at Hazleton left the
Pasquale Decardolia murder case still a
mystery.
A 3-year-old Polish baby, Andrew
BroSolski, has been mysteriously muir
dered zeal Brownsville.
At the age of II years, Samuel Cur
tbs, of Lancaster, fell against a horses
heels and was fatally kicked.
The smoke from a blast in a 80 foot
well suffocated Charles E. Salisbury, of
Elliott, near Pittsburg.
Molten iron spattered in Moulder
Crowley's face at Columbia and
burned him terribly, but didn't blind
him.
A witness against the Eckerts, al
legged horse thieves, at Lancaster, Will
liam Stewart, wa arrested as a member
their gang.
The Lancaster and Philadelphis
Electric Railway has been restrained
from crossing the "Pennsy' tracks, in
Paradise, Lancaster County.