The Penn's Grove record., 1894-04-06
PENNSYLVANIA items

The rusty old army horse pistol of
John Zip went off at Freeland, and
shot John Malinki's arm off.
Governor Fattlson will fix the day
of execution for Wallace Burt, the In
dian murderer of the Rightleys.
Burglars in Greider's grocery store,
at Lebanon, stoned and almost killed
Edward Matthews, the grocer's en-
ploye.
Ella Taylor, a little cash girl in a
Pittsburg clothing store, tainted from
hunger. All the members of her
family were in need of food.
Evan G. Hamaker, of Columbia got
lost after attending church and has not
yet been found. He is so years old,
and his disappearance is a mystery.
Falling from q a at Birdsboro,
Oliver Eek lost one leg. while the other
was broken.
Financial distress caused Vincenzo
Rocereto, a Pittsburg fruit dealer, to
kill himself with poison.
A contract to erect a $156, 600 reser-
voir at Kittaning Point was authorized
by the Altoona Councils.
Thieves entered the house of ex-
County Commissioner Patrick Conry
at st. Clair and secured S136 in cash.
The forger, W. II. Quinn, who was
captured in Chicago, victimized Frank
Walters, of Harrisburg, to the tune of
sos.
Charged with robbing the Cedar
Lane postofice, Cyrus Sandoe, John
Patton and Isaiah Lockout are in Lam
caster Jail.
A misstep on entering and elevator at
a York hotel threw Mrs. Amelia Mona
gan, a domestic, down the shaft, infiict-
ing mortal injury.
Conductor Sam uel X Sterling
the Pennsylvania Railroad, fell und
his own engine at Port Carbon a I'd "
killed.
A train struck a wagon in which J,
w. Luckenbill and Morris Boyer were
riding at Evansville, Berks County,
hurting them to the ground, but neither
seriously hurt 4
A landslide at a Minersville colliery
buried John Padruski, and he died af-
ter being dug out.
The Board of Health of Minersville
has ordered all school children to be
vaccinated.
John Cuneff was arrested at Sha-
mokin charged with stealing 5000 from
Mrs. Connolly, a widow, of St. Clair.
Much timber on the Blue Mountains
lear Shortlesville, was destroyed by a
fire before the rain ex~tinguished it.
Commissions We're granted at Har
risburg to the following Philadelphia
notaries: Samuel H. Spencer, Walter
H. Huff and Theodore F. Scott.
Schaffer c. Love, who disappeared
from Allegheny City several weeks ago
with about 5000 belonging to the Fifth
United Presbyterian Church, has been
located in California. 5
Pennsylvania Lutherans will convene
at Harrisburg on June 25th.
In a drunken carousal at Pittsburg,
Patrick Rowan murdered Thomas Con-
nors, a lifelong friend.
Aged Farmer Michael Schultz fell
and was trampled to death by his horse
on the road near Williamsport.
Oil magnates have wasted SO, 900
Cd the 10 wells in the Grubb's pool in
the Finleyville field, lear Pittsburg. l
A syndicate of schuylkill Countians
will purchase big timber tracts in North
Carolina.
John HimmeI hammered a rival
lover, Frank Bush, near Wilkesbarre.
and was fined $25.
Other children turned the hot-water
spigot upon the little son of Pancoast
Miller, Lebanon, scalding him fatally.
His wife having married another
man, Dominic Casarto, of Hazleton,
demands $1,000, which he claims she
took.
Station Agent James E. Moore, of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
at R~obesonia, shot himself through the
heart. 2