The Penn's Grove record., 1894-08-03
PENIS GROVE. N. j.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 1894.

Caught asleep on a trestle by a train,
William Murphy, a regular, vas killed
near Butte, Mont.
For poisoning his wife, W. II.
Thacker, Of B%enzonia, Mich, was sen.
fenced to life imprisonment.
On a charge of winding, Florence
Bernard a soubrette, wal arrested at
Chicago and taken to st. Louis.
Charged with trying to bride jurors
in a suit against her millionaire hus-
band, Mrs. Warren Springer, of Chica-
20, is held for trial.
By tremendous explosions in a nat
ural gas well near Coffeyville, Kan, 80
acres Of land were torn up and boulders
hurled in air.
In a drunken chase after two Popu-
lists, ex-Deputy Sheriff J, H. Duncan,
of Denver, was fatally shot by, Deputy
Sheriff d. j. Saunders. 4
Outlaws overpowered General ALE
brook near Meeksr, COL, and slangh-
tered 250df his best sheep.
Going to sleep in front of an engine,
undergoing repairs, John Everly and
Frank Jones were cut to pieces at
Warsaw. Ind.
Fire that destroyed G. W. Dee's
house, at Burlington, Ia, burned him
in bed, his weight, 300 pounds, pre-
venting rescue.
In a race with another steamer near
Chattanooga Tenn, the steamer Omega
blew out a tmokestack, killing Frank
Butler, a negro deck hand.
By starting a story of alleged high
way robbery, Richard Gates, Secretary
of frankfort, Qnd.) societies, betrayed
himself as an embez5ler of $500.
Charging Encouragement by her
late husbands partners, Mrs. ]. j.
Mastln, of Galena, Kan, secured a re-
ceiver for the $4,000 worth of
property.
After three days mystery, the muir
dered 1s-year-old daughter of Amos
Jones, of Griffin, Ga, was found in a
lake.
Investigation shows a $33, 600 short
age in the accounts of ex-Treasurer 8.
W, Ferguson, OF the Mississippi Leves
Board, at Greenville, Miss.
Despite Judge Gray's writ to prevent
the hanging of Murderer Frank P.
Miller, at Dallas, Tex, the State
Attorney will proceed, denying the
Judges authority.
Grasping a telephone wire that cross
ed a trolley wire, Frank Magner, a
Fort Wayne Qnd.) laborer, was in
stantly killed. and his sick wife fell
dead at the news.
Two days after receiving pension
money, Walter Watson, colored, WAS
found cremated in his cabins ruins,
near Greenville, Miss, and sx-Convict
George Hall is under arrest.
A band Of masked men, supposed to
be strikers, attacked a freight train on
the Milwaukee Short Line, a st.
Paul, Minnesota. The crew were driven
into the woods, the engineer and fire.
mar being badly injured. ]
Joseph Wilson has been arrested at
Denver, COL, as the leader of the men
who tarred and feathered Adjutant
General Tarsney, and he is reported to
have confessed.
DR.. Harold Giraffe, of St.. Paul,
Mimi, after being examined for in
sanity and discharged, committed sui
eide by stabbing.
Will Robinson. charged with assault
ing and numbering Emma Hendrix,
Of Chester County, Tenn, has been
captured neal Waterloo, Ala.
During a quarrel near Gainesville,
Eek, ~14-year-old Willis A. Murdoch
shot and killed Henry Hintz, a farm
hand.
Curtis Bayson, one of the seven men
Who held up the Frisco train at Red
Fork, L. T., has been captured and
confessed the names Of his accom-
plices.
In a quarrel over a drink, and while
drunk, Philip NJ. Jackley, a CONNER.
cial agent for the Missouri Pacific
Company, shot and killed D. E. Wolf,
4 bartender.
Charles Carleton, who wa getting
the worst of the fight in a Chicago
saloon, fired his revolver from the roof
n order to attract the police and was
snot by a soldier on guard duty, who
thought Carleton was firing at him. 2