The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern and Middle
States.

STATES.
Removal of a rail threw off all ex-
cept one car of q vestibule train near
Jackson, Ca, hut killed no m
While arresting u trio OF thieves at
Denver, Detective Albert Moore was
fatally shot by one and all escaped.
After dropping s110, 600, his entire
property, in Memphis gambling places,
E. l.. Harris got warrants for the ar
esi Of 10 gamblers.
Harry Kienle committed suicide in
Wilmington, Delaware, by shooting
himself. He had been in i'll health for
some time.
Barry Mines, so years old, was ar
rested IN New York, charged with hay
ing stolen about $10, 900 from his en-
ployers, ]. Pierpont, Morgan q Co. He
was a clerk in the collection depart
ment. .
Decoy letters sent through the ionk-
ers IN. " post office caught in theft
w. II. Robinson, who had been super
intendent of carriers II years.
Under charges OF burglary and lar
eeny, President d. X. Brownson and
Cashier I. R. Morgan, of the Chen
ango Valley Bank, Of Binghamton, N.
Y, have been arrested.
After 20 years. litigation, John and
Robert J.. Gray won a suit in New
York's Supreme Court against the Jer-
sey Central Railrosd for breach Of con-
tract, getting 1892 damages.
Burglars made as35O0 haul from the
Camden (Ala. post Office.
Henry F. Taylor, SO years old, an
organ manufacturer in New York,
committed suicide by jumping from
the roof of a building. He was in
stantly killed. 4
In q dispute over their fathers
horse, Bell and Lee Poindexter shol
each other fatally near Red Sulphur
Springs, Miss. a.,
Otto B. Paulini, a wealthy residHi
Of Indianapolis, Ind, who had brooded
over the divorce of his wife a few yeart
age, blew his brains out.
Chasing his wife and paramour,
William Chandler, from Arkansas tc
oregon County, No., William Aller
shot Chandler dead from ambush anc
escaped.
Perpetual injunction was denied thu
Missouri, Kansas & Pacific Railroad a
| Emporia, KAN, in the Texas feve
cattle case, and it will have to pa,
s50, 600 damages.
Matte Freeman, aged II, wife o
Philander Freeman, aged 67, commit
ted suicide at Springfield, Mo-, b.
shooting herself. 4
A Worlds Fair in 1896 is ~projectee
by Montreal citizens.
After a quarrel with her husband
Mrs. Annie schultz, of Williamsburg,
d. Y, t~ook..carbolic acid and is likel.
10 die.
After being missing ~ years, rec
ords of the New York Police Depart
ment were found in the Metropp litai
Hotel safe.
By their clothes catching fire from
their pipes Mrs. Annie Sutton, Of New
York, and her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Nc
Lsughlin, we're fatally burned.
Francis A. Diffendorter, a forme
resident of Lancaster, Pa, was arrests
in Brooklyn, charged with embezzlinI
S10, 900 from his fathers estate. TIL
prisoner denied that he was the person
named in the warrant Of arrest.
AT Buffalo, the jury in the Glib
murder case found Clarence Robinsd,
guilty OF murder ! n the second degree
and his wife, Sadie, Of manslaughter il
the first degree. The woman was sen
fenced to 20 years imprisonment, an,
Clarence was given a life term. 8
Seven boys, whose ages range from
8 to IA years, were arrested while pick
ing pockets in Central Park, Ne,
York.
Sydney W. sprague, cashier of tn
Continental Clothing Company, Q
Boston, is under arrest, charged witt
embezzlement OF the funds Of the con
Germ to the extent of $25, 600 or $50,
| 900.
John Bell and Sarah Swallow, who
lived together as man and wife, wer
found dead in their house in Toronto
Ontario. Bell had evidently cut th
woman's throat and then his own. /
BY a fall from the roof of a four
story building, Amos Melching, age
rs, of New York, received fatal injur
les.
A Federal Court decision at Ney
York says stockholders of the Nicar
aqua Canal company are entitled L
rank as creditors of the corporation.
r. Ensign Able, a Thompsonvilb
Comm apple merchant, who had beei
missing since March 6, turned up re
Gently, in Hartford, in a dszed condi