The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-26
THE NEWS.
Eastern and Middle States

The British schooner Ossico, of
Mouckton, New Brunswick, vas
wrecked In a fog near Rockport. Maine,
and one OF her crew was drowned.
Alexander Brander was hell to
answer, id New York, a clarge of
highway robbery, preferred by Girard
Emline. aged go years, of Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia. Mr.. Emline stop
ped in a saloon, and says lie ''knew
nothing of what occurred" until
2.30 A. NJ, when ''he found himself
lying in the street minus his overcoat
and valuables." Brander, when arrest
ed, had Emline's vsluables in bis
possession.
William Cox, a burglar who escaped
from the prison at Snake Hill, Hudson
county, New Jersey, 10 years ago, was
arrested in Jersey City as he landed
from a Guion Line steamer. 4
For the fun of ASSEMBLING Lawyer NJ.
L. Lizotte, of Biddeford, Me-, Pugili,t
Sullivan paid $12C0.
A novel company filed articles of
incorporation at Albany, n. u, for the
sale and manufacture of egg-yOI
A despatch from Concord, New
Hampshire, says that james Roy,
Elmer AIbo and Alexander hlcaron
were drowned while attempting to
shoot the rapids at Sewall's Falls in a
boat.
Land on Jamaica Bay, N. Y, bought
originally from Indians for a jug of
whisky, sold recently for S277 600. 5
Naval Cadet Russell a. Deane, of
New York, has been sent aboard the
Santee, at Annapolis. for ha2ing.
Sing Sing Prison guards now believe
that Pallister and R0ehI, the escaped
murderers, were shot in mistake for
river pirates.
For fIding Mrs Johnsou's $1,000
diamonds at the New London ct.
railroad station, John Walsh, a boy,
wins $1,000 reward.
As widow OF two soldiers, Mrs. Albert
Davis, of Binghamton, N. Y. tried to
get two pensions, was detected. and
had to pay back $500.
The pet dog Of E. II. Gallagher, of
Wellsville, N. Y, reused the family IN
their burning house, saving their lives
but was itself burned to death.
Maude Roberts. aged s years, of
'Naugatuck, Connecticut, was burned
to death, hsr clothes taking IRE from
a stove. Mary Monroe, an aged bed
ridden wsmar, 10 WHOM tie chill ran
or help, was ALTO fat lily burned.
Walter Paine, of Fall River Massa-
chusetts, surrendered to the authorities
OF that place to answer the charge of
falsifying the books of the American
Linen Company, Of which he was
treasurer. The alleged otfense Was
committed fourteen years ago, during
which time Paine has been living in
Canada. l
A battery OF five boilers at Beafer
Mills, Kesne, New Ham shue, tx ylod-
ed killing two men, dangerously inJur-
ing several others ami wrecking the
building.
AT New Haven, Connecticut, a sail
boat carrying Fl. W. HoIcomb, burt
Holt and a youth named Webb was
caps Fed In a squat. Holcomb and Holt
started to swim, but uert chill ed aud
sank. Webb chung to the boat f0:
three hours, when he was rescued.
Three children Of John Downey were
burned to death by he destruction OF
their home, on Grand Island, in the
Niagara river. The fire ID said TO have
originated fIom the upsettlng OF a lamp
by a dog.
An unknown steam yacht, burning
iiereely, was sighted of Lynn, Mas.
The vessel disappeared and is believed
to have sunk.
The damage by the fire in the hold of
the steamer Roanoke, at New YORK,
Will amount TO 10000
Colonel William Z. Sim, of Brook
lyn, is forced 10 ray Colonel ~lnIerS'll
500 counsel fees for his wife, Cora
Tanner, In her suit for divorce. z
George a. Wi itman has been ar
rested IN New York, charged with EN-
bezzling $15, 900 from his employers,
the Spooner MANUFACTURING Company.
Benz. +. Carver, 20 years I'D, a
guest at the H)tel BristOr, in New
York, plunged from a fourih-story
window Of that house, aud was almo't
Instantly killed. 1t is Thought that
des pOndency owing to ilI-bealth was
the cause OF his suicide. 8