The Penn's Grove record., 1894-08-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern and Middle
States.

Expert investigation of Judge KICKS
accounts as Court clerk at Cleveland
seem to prove the charges of dlscre-
pancy.
For $50, 600 a y year lease of the
New York Casino will be sold to a COM
mittee of bondholders, representing the
Aronsons.
Knocked under the wheels OF a
heavy dray, ex.Councilman and Paw
ing Inspector j, 5. Mahoney, OF Bos-
ton, was instantly killed.
Having been missing from larry
town, n. y. with a sailboat since sun
day, Thomas Pickett, and his son and
James Martin are thought to have been
drowned. 3
The post office at Glen Cove, L. l.,
has been robbed of $1,000 in stamps
and $500 in cash.
Work has been begun at Niagara
Falls on the seven-mile canal, which
is to supply Loves Model City with
100000 horse power.
During the trial at Paterson, New
Jersey, of Robert Seldel, on the charge
ascending threatening letters to William
Strange and Jacob Weidmau, manu-
facturers, during the recent strike Of
the silk weavers and dyers, a witness
stated that Max Ohlenschlager, whose
body was found ut that time alongside
the railroad track at Waldwick, was
murdered. Ohlenschlager had informed
Weidman hat he had been selected,
with others, to kill him, and asked for
money to get out of the State. Next
day his body was found. 4
On a charge of counterfeiting bank
notes, Russell D. Hoyt, was held I'M
der bail at New York.
Murder, and not suicide, is believed
to have caused the death of Walter S.
Moran, of Wakefield, Mass, at Gin
cinnati.
C. T. Cole, of Philadelphia, proposes
to supply the New York cable a r with
newspapers, knlck-knacks, etc. The
stuff will be stored on the front plat
form. 3
By a sip that discharged his gun,
Frederick Hess shot dead Jessie ]. Bal
lard at Kingston, N. J.
In a fit of dependency, Raymond
Liemer, of Danbury, Conn, who is
the father of 90 children, hanged him
self.
In a fierce battle for a girls love
Michael Kost, aged 81, of Brooklyn,
was fatally stabbed by Andrew Vain
ella.
By Il trip to Coney Island, Harry Ka-
gel, of 1l3 Brown street, Philadelphia,
lost S94, and had a man and two wom-
en- arrested.
While hunting On Wappinger's
Lake, n. Y, Frederick Sherman moved
in front of Myers Van Dusen's rifle and
was instantly killed.
While playing a game of "Italian
bowls" at Newark, n. j., Amedo Spa
tello and opposite Donada quarreled,
and opposite fired two shots at Amedo,
fatally wounding him. 1
While out in a skiff with four others,
who were rescued, John and Charles
Moore, of Toronto, were drowned in
the Ohio River.
Jack Cronin, the Connecticut muir
derer, will be the first to be executed
on the new automatic gallows at Hart
ford, the machinery of which is set
in motion by the condemned mans
weight.
Daniel Gleason, aged 25 years, of
Worcester, Massachusetts,, died recently
from injuries sustained in a game
of foot ball. He was rushing
for the ball when one of his opponents,
in attempting to block him, struck
him in the pit of the stomach with his
shoulder, causing an internal rupture.
Secret Service officers in New York
arrested ]. w. Murphy and several 9TH
theirs, said to be noted counterfeiters.
Twenty plates of S10,0 notes were
found. z