The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-04-30
GENERAL NEWS.

...Oliver Curtis Perry, the train robber
wha. receptlx escaped from the MatteaXap
Bank at Roxboro, North Carolina, is I'M
der arrest, charged with shortage in his
accounts of $1,000.
The willard Fountain" presented
to the city of Chicago by the children of
the Worlds w. g. 7. o., was unveiled
and dedicated on Saturday.
IA despatch from Montezuma, Iowa.
says that County Treasurer G. W. Rowe
has disappeared. and with him $4,000 of
the funds of Powesheik county.
Edwin Seebold and Dallas Glenn,
young men of Washington, d. c., have
been arrested by Secret Service agents for
passing large quantities of counterfeit
dimes and quarters during the past five
months.
Mrs. Rose Duffy, aged 80 years, liv-
ing alone in a shanty at Stony Hollow,
New York, was found dead early on Sat-
urday morning, with her throat cut. Rob-
berry is supposed to have been the motive
for the crime.
Toronto Red" Buffalo newsboy,
who claims to have jumped from the
Brooklyn Bridge, on Sunday leaped from
the highest point of the Lackawanna
trestle, a distance of los feet. He was
apparently unhurt.
..Semuel E. Aymar, the defaulting
bookkeeper of the National Shoe and
Leather Bank. has been indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury in New York, for
making false entries and missppropri-
alton of the banks funds.
John Mitchell and George Kennedy,
boys, IL years old, undertook to wreck
the Sample Lumber Company's log train
near Hollins, Alabama. on Wednesday,
because the engineer refused to let them
ride. They were arrested.
The dead bodies of H. E. Daniels
and Mary Richardson were found IN
Boston lodging house on Saturday: They
had been asphyxiated by illuminating
gas 1t is supposed that Daniels muir
dered the woman and killed himself.
George Ray, negro, was lynched
near Jensenton, Kentucky, on Thursday
night, by White Caps. Some time ago
Ray was taken from his home and given
thrashing for his conduct, and also given
orders to leave the county. He persisted
in his lawlessness.
1.-The mangled remains of Amos Rob-
ert6, OF Galena, ONO, were found on the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis Railway tracks, near Columbus, on
Sunday, and there is said to be evidence
that he was shot and his body placed on
the track to conceal the crime.
Fred Boebel, a member of the firm of
Daum & Boebel. street contractors OF
Ohio, was shot, killed, robbed
and thrown from Pennsylvania freight
train, between Crestline and Mansfield, |
some time Saturday night. The murder
I'D man had been at Monroeville, Indiana,
and Van Vert, Ohio. He is supposed to |
have missed the train at Crestline and |
boarded a freight train on which were |
number of tramps.
There was a revolt among the girls in |
he Reform School near Washington, D. |
Z, on Thursday. Two girls were ordered |
% their rooms as punishment for some |
nfraction of the rules. They refused to
20, and the other inmates backed them up
by seizing sticks, clothes poles and other
Weapons and attacking Mrs. Marshall, the
assistant matron. The girls are nearly all
,olored, ranging in age from IA to 20
ears, and Mrs. Marshall and four men
Employed on the place had their hands
ull IN dealing with them. Mrs. Marshall
vas painfully but not seriously injured.
hey were forced to go to their rooms and
we're locked In.