The Penn's Grove record., 1895-09-06
Pennsylvania
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A four-horse team hitched to a
sulky pillow near Bellefonte raj away,
throwing Isaiah Struhle to the ground,
causing immediate death.
Charged with performing a criminal
operation that killed Miss Cora Rapp,
of Reading, DIR. H. A. Hepler was ar
rested and held for trial.
Tamaqua Borough Council decided
to accept the offer of an electric light
company for furnishing so arc lights at
$50 per light per year.
Seizlng an electric wire that had
dropped to the street in Reading, little
Grace Ranch was shocked into insen-
sibility, but recovered quickly.
The faculty of State College, Centre
County, who suspended the entire jul
nior class for cribblDg al examination,
have not yet reinstated the 81 stu
dents.
While working in a field near Bristol
Peter Schall was sunstruck.
A train near Emaus struck a wagon,
injuring the occupants. F. B. Kauff'
man and Charles Stauffer.
y yid Jenkins, of Mahonoy City,
was Seriously burned by an explosion
OF gas at the st. Nicholas colliery.
For the alleged practice of medicine
without "a diploma, Mrs. Estens
Schwartz was arrested at Pittsburg.
John Gallagher, who killed John
Welsh two weeks ago at Scottdale,
! surrendered to the Sheriff of West
| moreland County.
A train at Wilkesbarre cut to pieces
| Michael Danatto while he was walking
| with his brother.
On the charge of counterfeiting Har
| vey G.. Hawthorne, of Punxsutawney,
has been held for trial.
Family cares induced Mrs. Joseph
Smith, of Lebanon, to attempt suicide
with poison, but she was saved.
Owing to the idIeness of the mines,
| foundry and quarries, the village OF
Warwick, Chester County, is nearly de
serted.
William Edwards, outside superin'
tendent of the Gaylord mine. Ply
mouth, fell from a s~caffolding a dis
| lance of 40 feet and was killed.
Captain ]. NJ. Clark has been ma {
Chief of the Bureau OF Industrial Stats
tics at Harrisburg, and I. J.. Eyre sue
ceeds him as Collector of Statistics.
A man supposed to be John Faw'
cett, and whose place of residence il
unknown, was found i'll in a car a
Pittsburg, and has since expired.
The mysterious stranger who nearly
stabbed himself to death and who il
in the Reading Hospital, is not JOSEPH
Snagg, of Philadelphia, as was frs
supposed. D
A Wellsboro factory has this seaso
sold 100, 900 baskets.
Falling rock in the Buck Mountain
| Tunnel, near WIlkesbarre, killed Dan
| lei Moore, of Edison, N. J..
The Lewisburg Iron and Steel Com
pany's plant is being improved anc
will soon be put into operation after al
| idieness of four years.
In a Pennsylvania Railroad freIgh
wreck near Altoona, Brakeman s. E
Frank, of Harrisburg, vas killed ant
trains were sent around via Williams
port.
So many girl school teachers hav'
been married at Pittsburg this summe
that the Smoky City directors ma.
take steps to hire none but contirmet
old maids hereafter. l
ACarlisle butcher, William Hartzel
hanged himself.
The water famine at Pottsyille ant
vicinity is growing serious.
Moses Labar, who escaped Strouds
burg Jail a week ago, was r~ecaptured
A mob at Maltby, Luzerne County
| forced two constables TO release Johr
O'Boyle, who had been nabbed.
For an alleged attack upon Alder
man Wickal, at Reading, Frank Weld
ner and George May were sent Il
jail.