The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-02
Pennsylvania
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Pittsburg lie having q liquor saloon
crusade.
Lizzie Myers, aged six years, of Lam
caster, was seriously trampled on by an
enraged bull.
William W.IBetts, of Clearfeld, who
was u State Senator In 1886, is seri-
ously i'll, and phi sicisns say he cannot
recover.
Joseph Dooley, aged three years, of
Ashland, has a shoe button up his nos.
trils which the physicians have not
been able to remove.
Robert Stettler, the nine-year-old
hired boy Of Lucas Troxeil, at schnecks.
vile, IS seriously i'll with lockjaw,
caused by stepping upon a splinter.
While carrying a keg OF beer on his
shoulders Andrew Kagtop, of Harris
burg, stumbled and fell, the keg
crushing his skull and causing his
death.
Ora j. Kiingensmith, who is serving
a ten-dsys' sentence in the Allegheny
County Jail az a Suspicious character,
is suspected OF being one of the muir
derers Of George Kause. Kause was
killed on October 81, 1894, near Cal
lery~ junction, by masked burglars. 8
A rock hurled by q blast in Miners
vile killed Nicholas Dipreta.
Falling coal killed Frank Bubiow, at
Sterling Mine, Shamokin.
The electric fight company at Ches-
ter has been leased to the Beacon
Electrical Company for 999 years.
Cheap light is promised,
v lille cleaning a rifle John Snyder,
of Big Bend, Mercer County, acct
dentsliy killed his wife, the mother of
five children.
just as Charles Roger. of Brookside,
was receiving congratulations on his
marriage an officer arrested him on a
charge of assault and battery on q
woman.
Arlington Templin, who was shot
while leaving the store OF Frank +.
Klobe, Of Doylestown. vas sentenced
to three years and six months for bur-
glary. .
Frank 8. sigley. of Mauch Chunk,
who was caught while engaged in bur.
glarizing a jewelry store at Quaker
town, was sentenced to three years In
the p~enitentiary.
James Miller, cclored, one of the
men arrested charged with being impli.
cstedi n the blowing up of q Hungarian
shanty rear Wllkesbarre, when several
were killed. is dying in Jail. 4
Reading has contracted for a $l0,-
600 garbage crematory.
For the first time in the history of
Bristol, no circus has gone there this
year.
A dirt car fell upon John SIMON, at
Logan colliery, Ashland, causing his
death.
Exploding gas at Green Ridge fatal
ly burned Dominick Feri and seriously
injured Jacob Angelic.
For being called H'plugs'' HeisteI
Ronca and Charles Brown attacked
and almost killed James Murray al
Reading.
Thomas jones, an expert miner, al
Ashland, MAS caught by a fall of coal
at Merriam Collery and instantly
killed. 6
A Pittsburg corporation, with $50.
600 capital, will manufacture peanut
meal for food.
Young women and male compartment
who ran a sliving picture show in
Reading were semi to jail.
Readings new reservoir, with a stor.
age capacity OF 1900, 900 gallons. is
finished and has been accepted by the
city.
Nine-year-old franklin Fieck climbed
an electric light pole at Harrisburg,
touehe | a dangling live wire and fell tc
the ground dead.
Near Tsnner's Falls, Wayne county,
Mrs. Joseph Morgan with max drove
off two bears that were about to pounce
upon q child in a forest opening.
Ii Hung Chang sent back silver
medals to Engineer Benjamin Mitchell
Auu AOhuuCtOA ACShnAu 0AuOUs VI mar
risburg, who recently had charge 81
his special train between Harrisburg
and Elmira.
Reading police raided and broke up
hard cider saloons aud a sly p 4kel
game.
John s. Leisenring was crushed ic
death in the railroad yards at Williams
port.
An engine struck and fatally in
iured the veteran Pennsylvania con.
ductor, W. H. Hanley, in the yards at
Altoona.
Tho Preston Colliery, at Girardyiile,
belonging to the Reading Company,
has shut down indefinitely, owing to a
cave in.
Two hundred applicants for natural
cation at Easton broke all records anc
we're submitted by the Judges to I
sharp examination.
Peter Lout, one of the oldest resi-