The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-03
n NEWS.
Eastern aid Middle States

Landing at Castle Garden III years
ago, John W. Reagan, elevator boy at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, OF New York,
Las Just died, leaving $4,000.
Victor Thourard, of Brooklyn, COM
uitted suicide by falling upon the
point o: a sword. He was melancholy
because lie Was out of employment. 4
Colonel Hayes long trial for perjury
ended ia conviction in New York.
Burglars to,k $1,000 in stamps and
money from the Bath Beach IL. H.
Post Office.
A crow. at a Weston (ODt.) enter
tainment went through the floor, FIVE
persons being injured.
Governor Russell granted a further
respite Of one week to William Coy.
The littsfeld (Mass.) murderer, who
wal to have been hanged.
The ferry boat Erastns Wiman was
dis abled py the ice III New York har-
Dor and her passengers hal to be trans
ferred to another boat.
Stephen &. Broadwell, aged 60 years
an e%&.convict, counterfe.ter and bank
swIrGler, was arrested In New York
CITY. charged with swindliDg banks in
Cincinnati and Detroit out of large
sums. He is critically Ill, and was
taken toBelleyue Hospital, a prisoners
Grants old residence IN New York
city has been bought by Henry o.
Hayem.yer, the sugar millionaire,
Runaway horse, dashing in front of
a passenger train at Naugatuck, Conn,
struck and turned the switch. derail-
ing the entire train.
Insane from her husbands desertioD,
Mrs. Lhresenz Sleeper, Of Ntw York.
d inced on her little son, breaking his
leg.
William Il. Curtis, aged So years,
President OF the New England Mining
Conn any, was killed by an explosion OF
dynamite in a shed at Monroe, Soun.
An Erie vestibule train was wrecked
near Vandalia, New York, the Pull
nan, dining and sleeping cars running
of the track and plunging down a %
foot emb.nkment. Ten persons were
severely injured, but none, it is believed
fatally. l
The union switchmen OF Buffalo,
n. Y, are opposing the hiring of men
there to fill the pieces of the Chicago
strikers.
BY a freight wreck on the Passump-
sic Railroad, near 81. Johnsbury Centre,
Vermont, Fred Clarke AMI Charles
West, engineer err, and Fred. Green, ire
man, were killed.
William McCreeiie, the ex-teller OF
the NatiCnal Savings Band of Buffalo,
pleaded guilty to forgery and larceny
aid was sentenced to five years. impris-
Onmeut.
Frank II. jenkins SHOT and MORALLY
wounded lis wife and tlen put a bullet
III his own head, In Roxbury, Massa-
chusetIs. His wife had refused TO live
with him because Of lis drunkenness and
cruelty. z
A Brooklyn IN. " thief is stealing
~overcoats from children, taking them a
security for performance of little err
rands.
Six cents damage was given Theo-
dore Moss, of New Yori's Star Thea
tire, who wanted $22. 500 from Eugene
Tompkins, of the Boston Theatre, t0r
breach of contract on "The Sondan."
John Anderson, chief engineer, ard
John SIN TIL and John Mckay, store
keepers, were tadly sca,dei ut New
YORK, by a steam pipe bursting on the
steamer State of Nebraska.
Willard Donavan, OF Lebanon. D la
ware, VINO was accused Of nabiGuaily
beating his wife, was taken from his
bed by a band of neighbors, tied t. II
tree and numerically floeged.
James A. FarqahaIson, a Boston
wine merchant, snot aud dangerously
wounded Miss Matilda Jordan and
then killed himself. He is thought to
have been insane, from broodlng over
tine illness Of a daughter in England. 3