The Penn's Grove record., 1894-04-27
PENNSYLVANIA stems

A charter was granted to the Pco-
pies Mutual Aid Association of Pitts
burg, capital 81, 000, 900.
Michael Hook was jailed in Pitts
burg, charged with stealing 800 from
Thomas Morris, of Bradford.
For trying to float bogus $40 bills,
Martin Balen, Joseph Schmidt and
Joseph Smack were sent to jail from
Shenandoah.
With - gold and silver watches on
his person, Morris Ginskey, a Shamo-
kin peddler, was killed by a freight
train near Tyrone.
Sandy Thompson. a student at Car
Isle College. was struck, pinned to the
ground and almost killed by a big limb
sawed from Il sycamore tree on the
campus.
Slot machines have been kicked out
of Williamsport.
Pittsburg police are unable to sup
press the burglars of the Smoky Town.
A Pennsylvania Railroad train ran
down and killed Harry Cummings,
near Pottsvilie.
William Smiley who was shot while
trying to break into Michael Emling's
home in Erie, is dead,
George Gencel worked several hours
in aShamokin mine after being struck
on the head by a chunk of coal and
then dropped dead.
ratrlcE Robinson was killed and
William Kenny fatally injured by a
fall of rock in Pincridge Colliery, at
Wilkesbarre.
The body of a young man named
Ryan, who persisted in the snowstorm
near Lock Haven, last week, has been
found on a mountain road,
Attcn pting to alight from a moving
train at Scranton Elmer Bruks, n
Philadelphia barber, fell and was man.
gled to death.
As the result of a fractured skull re-
ceived at Audenried, Paul Granger
expired, adding another to the long
list of murders in Luzerne County. 4
Ground was broken for Bristol's $15,-
900 school house.
Ex-Policcman Bernard Ebert has
been held for trail, at Reading, for al
legged burglary.
A large German fortune has just
fallen into the lap of EmieI Goerke, a
Lebanon day laborer.
Scarlet fever is rapidly spreading a
Lebanon and the State Board of Health
has taken hold of the sanitary affairs.
Stettel X Freeman, OF Philadelphia,
secured the contract for metallic cases,
etc, for the new State Execu
tive and Library building, at Harris.
burg. Their bic was So, 600.
''Thc Welsh Mountain gang must
be cleaned out" said Judge Brubacker,
of Lancaster, as he sentenced Esaias
Louchhuff to six years in prison for
robbing the Cedar Lane station. 8
There are now in the Williamsport
boom about Is, 000, 000 feet of logs
ready for the saw mills.
Robbers stopped Samuel Lopenti, a
railroad boss, near Ebensburg, who had
$1,000 in a valise, but he fought them
off.
Student Benglcr, of State College,
was held for trial at Rcllefonte, for
breaking up a lecture by quietly turn
ing the gas in Il room.
Three burglars were surprised by a
mar with a gun when about to crack
the safe in the Nanticokc Beef Com
pany's office, at Nanticoke.
Mrs. Anna II. Holstcin, known all
over the State as a Grange lecturer and
as the Regent of the Valley Forge
Memorial Association, is dangerously
i'll at her home ncar Bridgeport. l
Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading
will celebrate its centennial on May
goth.
There was another cave in in the fatal
Gaylord mine at Plymouth.
William 0. Bateman was killed in the
Short Mountain Colliery, near Will
Jamestown.
A dozen men and several women,
accused of many robbcries, were Jailed
at Ebensburg.
An explosion at a stone quarry
startled people in Lancaster County,
who thought it was an earthquake.
For practicing medicine without a
license, c. Il. H%emperly, of Union
township, Lebanon County, wal ar
rested.
A Philadelphia boy, Frank Abbott,
was sent home from Reading where he
says he was cnticed by a stranger, 2
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