The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-05-26
FROM ALL AROUND THE STATE.
News Gathered from all Sections of the
Commonwealth.

News Gathered from all Sections of the
Commonwealth.
WEST CHESTER, May 22.--Samuel Worth,
a wealthy gentleman, whose home is near
this place, suddenly went insane Saturday.
He broke mirror to pieces, and with
part of the glass he sashed his wife terri.
bly,, intending to cut her throat. His at
tack was 80 savage that she was perhaps
fatally wounded before help arrived. Worth
was chloroformed and then taken to the
Friends asylum at Frankford, Philadel
phia. His brother mysteriously disappeared
several weeks ago and has not since been
heard from.
READING, May 23-Henry Epphimer,
OF the firm of Kline, Eppihimer & Co., his
wife, and Miss Annie Delet were returning
from pleasure drive, and as they reached
the residence Of Mr.. Epphimer, on South
Fifth street, he jumped out TO assist the
ladies from the carriage. The horse be
came frightened at some object and started
TO run away, turning the carriage com
pletely around and throwing both ladies
on the opposite pavement Mrs Eppi-
himcr sustained severe confusion of the
left temple and number of bruises, while
Miss Dellet had her left collar-bone frac-
tured, and it is believed that she was in
jured internally, as shc complains OF Sc
we're pains in the chest. The carriage was
completely demolished.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-William 2.
Buchanan and John II. Scott, alias Dutch
limerick, who were arrested on the charge
of administering choral to Henry NJ. Pye,
in Race street saloon, for the purpose of
robbing him, were given n hearing yester-
day afternoon before Magistrate Pole. The
victim who had been released from the
Hahnemann hospital, testified that he met
the defendants in the saloon, had few
drinks, and the rest was blank. Both
prisoners denied that they had admins
tered the drug. but Scott admitted that
he was in the habit Of using chloral. He
further admitted that he was just out OF
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PHILADELPHIA, May q. Judge Butler in
the United States district court yesterday,
pronounced sentences rs follows: Samuel
GRrfinkle, who pleaded guilty to manufac-
turing and passing counterfeit pennies, $50
fine and three years and a half in the East
ern penitcntiary; Nathan Garfinkle, Sam
uel's 14-yearold son, found guilty Of being
implicated in the crime, $50 fine and three
months in Moyamensing; John Levan, con-
vcted; in conjunction with the Garfinkles,
,anmias y. sSo e ,ra nat o ,,S Eai1 ,nars
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SHENANDOAH, May 22.-On the Schuyl-
kill Traction Company's electric railway
Saturday, while new car, valued at 3d.
600. bound for Shenandoah from Girard
vile, and containing dozen passengers
a,;,n .at s.n o.. 9" ~. ~ oop sP, ,.,,, ,.dnvn.o.h
tha oar c. s,,ddan,v I;d tha sn,oLa onJ
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FLEETWOOD May 23.-Captain Jonas Nj.
was IiIIed fu rnawar ,ccidsnt M hS Sos,or1s, ooIs,
NAM thi. horouob 10 ,iv.d on rar,,,
about !. n,iIa fror, Ei.ot,voo1 In oor,n,nn
With bis con Ni,to, be Ieft bor,o ~ I,ita ~
Eernville to attend The oronuers' nicnic
He had onIv ,,o,s :, sbort dist,noo ,vban
his borse SHED and C,ant.in Sh,lIor,errnr
was thrown ont aiiohfino m his beed
| Tho horses trnmnled Ynon him and be
died soon thereafter.
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fo.d ~ Toh In"s AZ operdIo' ia ~ Iia" Jaw
fou foou ~ a. ruTn, nant mas ueu az MS noIi,e
,oda .oh ,no o,, s' t; O. r",i'rLo"' assaui.
lev Ipon hnua ,I' ,aod J Nv ~ i',u' ~
Tin,.;o, LII al 'oTren Ths any are NV NJ IA .he
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o"n'e1 h.ne''a' f' I' in1y WYE PuO ouV vi
him. Great excitement prevails in the
town and there Is much talk of lynching.
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Wilkes. .bAhhE' Nay H4'-lhe grand
paraue Oh the hhignts lempiar Oh fenn-
sylvan'a IN cohhec'ioh Win their iortieth
ahnual q nnn cohclave came OH Yesterday About
o,ooo were IN iiiie @ ana the weather was
city TO witness the turnout A ball was
given at the armory last night. The cleo
ton of officers takes place TODAY.
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bEhNvlLLE, May 2o.-A grangers mass
meetihg was heid yesterday aiternoo IN a
grove on the outskirts OF th's borough. All