The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-14
PENNSYLVANIA Items.
Condensed ie.: steamed From
Various Points ri the Stlte.

The wind, rain and hail storm which
swtpt ove Philadelphia wrought con-
siderable havoc in the northern SIC
ton. TIE roof OF Derr's WashIn ,ton
Ho'eI was carried across Germantown
avenue, damaging a row of stores and
dwellings on the other side. The wind
also car led off the roof of the grand
stand q: belmont Driving Park and
demolished some of the stables and
shells. Greenhouses were wrecked,
windows blown in and biaEclIes torn
off urees.
Smallpox has broken out aflesh at
Orw%iGsburg.
A mind Car snuffed out tie life of
Charles Somer, OF Frackyi'l,.
Thomas Burns. of Media, Is in Jail
for beating his wife with a chain, frac'-
urlng her skull.
William Emmert, a prosperous mer-
chant of New Oxford, shit himself
dead.
The Schuy kill Canal is buster this
season hauling coal than for many
years.
While on his way to the harvest field
near EIwyn, Delaware County. John
Smith dronped dead. 4
The North Lebanon iron furnaces
will hereafter employ non but Ameri-
can laborers.
Duped victims of Falth-curlst Day,
Of Sharpsburg, threaten to duck him
in the Allegheny River.
An express at York killed John
Ruddy's horse, splntered the wagon
and badly injured the driver.
Captain E. y. Watts, of Carlisle,
was elected Major Of the Second Bat
talon OF the Eighth Regiment.
Samuel DAVIS, whose brother was
killed in the mines a few days ago, was
yesterday fatally injured in a Shenan-
doah collierv. 8
An express ran down Andrew Far
man at Mlddletown.
In a runaway at louisville, Samuel
Miller was dangerously hurt.
A collision on the Burnside dirt
plane at Shamokin resulted in the death
Of David Rsed.
Loctjaw, caused by a fall from a
tree, ended fatally to Adam
Lancaster.
Mrs. Marie ltok was arrested at
SteeltOn charged with irving to poison
Undertinger's family.
a rumor that President Cleveland
was dead caused w. II. Cooler. Of
Reading, to pat Grape on his Fourth Of
July flags.
Blood poisoning has followed a
cracker" burn placing little Robert
of Reading, in a piecarlous con-
l
George Loucks was nearly crushed
to death by a heavily-loaied wagon at
Edgar Williams, aged 10 years, fell
from a cherry tree at Ashland, and was
i jured.
Jacob Reaver, S years old. was
drowned while bathing in al old quarry
hole at Mount Glare.
James Kennedy was crushed to death
by falling coal in the Stockton Colliery
near Ifazleton.
Engineer Thomas Casey and Will
Iiam Truman was dangerously SCALED
by a bursting steam pipe at Turkey
Run colllary.
Uranus Snyder was killed by a train
II Wilkesbarrt. j..
Fred Saiger, an aged hermit at Milf
lIntown, hanged himself.
In a runaway at Wallingford, Charles
Ma'hues wal seriously hurt.
L'ghtnin. paralyzed James F. Reif-
OF Rsadfng, and he may die.
Falling asleep OIL the track, near
Reading, Christian Scheiie, a fireman,
lad a leg cut off.
BMks County farmers, whose corn
was moved down by all, are sowing
Duckwheat in the fields.
W. a. Fox. of M.ore's, Delaware
County, was cut in two by a Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore train.
A pc t-mortem examination of the
body Of the unknown man murdered in
grain field in Lebanon, revealed a
skull. 8