The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-28
THE NEWS.
Eastern and Middle States

Brought has closed the Namaske
and jefferson Bag Mills at Manchester,
N. II.
Massa chusetts Grand Army men will
boom Captain j. G. ID. Adams, OF
Lynn, for commander .in-Ch1ef.
Fourteen of the Freeholders, of Pat
trson, New Jersey, were indicted for
fraud III connection with the purchase
Of the new county court iilise site;
several other officials we've CHARGED
with conspiracy and fraud, and two OF
the FreehJldeIs were also Indicted for
C nspiracy and bribery. The accused
were held trr trial.
An excursion train, carrying the
Sun lay school children of Bethany and
bethlehem churches of Buffalo, on the
Western New York and Pennsylvan a
Railroad, was wrecked at East AURORA,
New York. From IL to 20 Persons
were seriously Injured. 4
Seven carpenters, carried down in a
c%ollapsing pickle sailing house, at
H~!cksville, L. l., were severely injur.
ed.
Finding burglars in the Ovid IN. VI
post Office, j. r. Thomas. cashier OF an
adjoining bank, shot Il dead and was
himself twice wounded.
Joseph ID. Newlir, a hardware mer-
chant Of Asbury Park, New jersey,
accidentally shot and probably fatally
wounded his father, David T. Newlin,
a retired merchant of Philadelphia. 6
George BagnelI, aged IL, and his
grandson, Melville, aged 7 years, were
drowned in Great South Pond, Ply
mouth, Mass, by their horse getting
beyond his depth and the buggy cap
sizing.
eli: ton On. W prison officials deny
that the Il an who exposed the recent
plot to escape was George Post, the
bunco steeIer.
Fire damaged the King Carriage
Works, ut Black Rock, neal Buffalo,
New York, 10 the extent Of SAC, 600.
While contractors were blasting rlck
ut Observation-Disclosures ty-Second AMI
Fourth avenue, New York, an explO-
siCI sent a tu o ton mass If rock into
lie side wall o 81 East Onc-hundred-
~,nd-tweniy- ecoli street, bijl'uG two
ppIsons and iniuriug five -.ers, two
erl,aps mortally. l
A oatboat, with several men and
ONE on loarf, was caps Zed in Bug
2ard's Bag, off West Falmouth, Mas a
chusetts, in a sqnall, and it is feared
hat all hands we're drowned. The
IDENTIFY of The boat and of Ter passen-
se; s and crew has not yet been learned.
Frank Jenkins, OF JOhhsonviIle, N.
Y, was killed while driving across tie
West Shore Railroad crossing there.
While rowing ON Saratoga Lake,
Lucien Tobert ard Emile CODY, en-
ployed at the United States hotel, were
capsiZej and drowned.
Driving across a Chicago railroad
crossing, William Reiter, of New York,
and Charles Angelloch we're struck in a
luggy by a locomotive and Ritter may
die. 2
a section OF a mail train, from Boz
ION for New York, was wrecked at
Oodgevllle, Rhode Island, by running
into a car which had been left On the
main track. Charles Miller, mail
clerk. was killed, and Edward q. Muir
phey, another mail clerk, mortally in
jured. Eight other persons sustained
severe injuries.
A young man, who gave the name
of BILLY" Jones, and said he was the
on of a Maryland Stuator, was arrested
at Atlantic City, n. j., for picking a
pocket.
While stealing a ride oil the Penn
sylvanla Railroad, ~15.yaar-1ld Henry
Browr, of New YORK, had both legs
crushed AT the Tartan bridge, ard was
taken to St. Micl'ael's Hospital, New
ark. N. j. 3