The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS
BURGLARY AT TARENTUM.
Safe Blown Open BY Three Bold Out
laws.


At Taren,um bold robbery was perpetra-
ted Tuesday morning by three men, who
broke open the store OF Hess. Lindsay h Co.,
on Negley avenue. The robbers secured only
s70. as Mr. Hess had deposited owes ssO0
yesterday. Evidently the work was well
planned, as Friday was pay day at the plate
glass works and the firm generally has large
sums paid In at that time.
Court at Washington sentenced Jules Boise
10 n $500 fine and four months IN the work.
house for keeping speak-easy at Primrose.
Five OF Squire McNullen's election lieu
tenants, in Philadelphia, Judge, two in-
spec,ors and two clerks, must appear before
magistrate They returned for the eighth
division OF the fourth ware 2ii votes. though
their own figures showed the unquestionable
padded registration TO have been only 200.
The squire has so far prevented their arrest
trial
John Seller, who was found unconscious
by the roadside near Uniontown Wednesday
night, is sinking rapidly. lie never regained
consciousness. Evidence strengthens that he
was waylaid.
In order to prevent threatened trouble from
n crowd, John Paine, n negro. was examined
In the Uniontown jail and held to court with
out bail for an assault on Mrs Nichols, OF
Haddenvllle.
The difficulty between the government and
the postmaster at Cassabdra, Cambria county,
has been settled by the postmaster's bonds
men making good the deficiency.
The shortage OF $500 in the accounts OF the
postmaster at Cassandria. Cambria county,
has been made good by his bondsmen.
John Miller wns killed In the railroad
yards at Lock Haven while coupling cars.
Mrs Wilson. State organizer, Instituted n
women's auxiliary OF the Order Of Railwey
Conductors at Altoona.
J. ". Frasher was appointed postmaster at
Smock, Fayette county
Judge Gannison, Of Erie. sentenced John
Cuddy, tho Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern
railroad robber, to three and a half years In
the penitentlary.
Fire at Cooperstown, 10 miles south OF But
Ter, on the Butler plank road, destroyed II.
ID. McCrea's restaurant. G. NJ. Stoddard's
residence, NJ. Kllne's billiard room, Mr. Les
lies dwelling and the stores OF Bells n Co..
and McClelland h Bureh, The total loss Is
$4,000.
Show bills OF girls In tights so shocked
modest citizens OF Dunbar that the bill
board swere rnided and the pictures torn
down.
John Weaver, a farmer, aged so years, OF
Jersey Shore, was run over and Instantly
killed by Beech Creek railroad yard en-
gine.
A block OF Frick company houses, at Le-
mont Fayette county, were destroyed by FIRE
Wednesday, night.
A. I.Burton, q former resident OF sharon
was killed by fall oil ladder In Kansas
City
The coke trade in the Connellsvllle district
last week was the largest In Its history.
Frederick Held, who kept tailor store In
Latrobe, has been mysteriously missing since
Thursday last, when he left home with s40
that he said he was to deposit In the bank.
He did not reach the bank and nothing has
been heard from him.
The New Castle City Council has ordered
the city solicitor to bring criminal proceed.
ing against the Shenango Gas company for
tearing up streets in violation Of city ordi.
nance.
George Jones fell from Plttsburg and
Western railread trestle between New Castle
and Ellwood on Monday night He lay In
the gulch until next morning, and was seri.
ously injured.
The residence OF W. II. Stewart, at Clays-
Vile, was destroyed by fire on Monday. The
new water works failed TO be Of any value,
as the hose and fire engine were locked up
and the keys couldnot be found.
The residence OF william Stonebaker, at
Tyrone, wac destroyed by fire, Loss, 81, 900
David stoners house, barn and other
buildings at scottdale, were destroyed by flre.
Loss, $4,000.
VIII Martin, colored, aged 1s, Is in jail ut
Uniontown, charged with assault upon Rob.
ert Hurd OF Dunbar. Hurd is dying.