The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
STATE NEWS OE A DAY.
Tried TO Blow Up Mt. Carmel Chu1
with Dynamite.

Tried TO Blow Up MT. Carmel Church
with Dynamite,
MT. CARMEL, July 10.-A dastardly at
tempt TO wreck the parsonage of the Polish
| church of Mt. Carmel with dynamite was
made Saturday night. Fortunately the
| explosive had been ignorantly placed and
the main part of the parsonage escaped un.
harmed. The back of the building must
be rebuilt. Four of the large decorated
windows of the church were blown to
pieces, and the parochial school building
shows the effect of the shock. The deed is
supposed to be the outcome of the attempt
to force the pastor to leave. The trouble.
which has reached this critical stage, arose
two months ago when the church authori
ties removed the priest of the congregation
and sent in his place Rev. John Guicz
During the new priests first service be
was told that he was not wanted, and later
was violently elected from the church by
the angry parishioners. The bishop re-
fused to heed the request for Father Guicz's
removal and ordered the church closed
An appeal was sent to Monsignor Satolli,
reciting the history of the troubles and
asking his intervention several weeks hav.
ing passed without reply to the petition
Several arrests have been made.
EeunsylVanla POstm sters.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The fourth class
postmasters just appointed for Pennsyt
vania are; Anthony Armstrong, Allen.
wood; b. Q. Davis Boscobel; j. z. Murrin,
Boyers; t. r. Hartzell, Colmar; j. II.
Egolf, Douglassville Anthony Montgom-
cry, Elderton; w. ]. Bell, Cuffey; Ella b.
Rowland, Fort Washington; J. b. Schatz,
Harleysvils; w, S. Appe, KnupsYille; a.
QfUnrr rloT.a I Trr q
LedeachsvilleS w. w. Kraft, Lower Prov
ldence; Charles Grimes, Mohn's Store; A.
H. Logon, Mont Glare; l. s. Weber, North
Wales; @. A. Kneule, Pennsburgh; G. H.
Place, Sivara; Dennis McMahon, SiveryiI
A. Smith, Strausstown.
Storm in Northampton County.
EAsToN, July 10.-The most destructive
storm of the season swept this section Sat
urday evening. Telegraph poles were
prostrated and communication by wire
was cut off for several hours. Trees were
uproOUed all over the city, the CITY fire
alarm was rendered useless and many
electric wires were broken. Paul Hide
brands new house on Easton Heights was
blown down. st. Mark Reformed church
was damaged, as was also the Lehr Organ
works and many other buildings. Reports
from the surrounding country show that
nearly all the farmers suffered by having
the newly shocked wheat blown In all
directions.
Killed His Wife's Paramour.
HUNTINGDON, July 10.-Yesterday after
noon George Pricketts, aged 80 years, of
Mount Union, this county, was shot and
killed by Alfred Kloss, also resident of
Mount Union. Both were men of families
and the cause leading to the murder wac
the alleged intimacy of Pricketts with
kloss' wife, who is an unusually attrao
i've woman. The shooting occurred at
Lucy Furnace, just across the line in
Mifiiin county, The murderer fed to
Jacks mountain and has not yet been re-
captured.
Terrorized by Supposed Panthers.
LANCASTER, July 10--People living in
the hills on the northeastern boundary of
this county adjacent TO Lebanon county
are excited over the supposed presence Of
three large wild apimals in the hills The