The Penn's Grove record., 1896-06-05
Edgar Pells for $780, 600 damages for
breach of promise and betrayal.

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old employees having been rejected.
A Western New York and pennsyl
vania freight train ran into a trolle,
car near the Buffalo, New York, cit,
line, smashing the car, killing one pas
senger and injuring two others.
During a quarrel IN rev Orleans
growing out of the publication of
statement in a Sensational weekly con
corning the relations of John Locour
and Mrs. Ella Uarlin, the latter wa
shot and probably fat lily wounded b,
Mrs. Locourt.
Frank Z. Lowell, a prominent stock
buyer from Carrollton, Missouri, wa
arrested ia Chicago charged with tn,
murder of E. r. Hunter in the STOCK
Exchange bailding at the Union Stool
Yards on April IL last.
Scott Jackson, the murder, of Pear
Bryan, has been sent to the Coving
ton. KY, Jail for safe keeping pendinl
an appeal.
Ex-Judge OF the Court of Appealt
George B. Easten, of Louisville, Ky, il
dangerously i'll at Rome of congestion
of the brain.
The Sayre Female Institute has re-
fused to accept the resignation of Prin-
cipal Mcclellan, and the school will
probably be continued.
The schooner Willie D., Captain
Bullerwell, from Stamford, Conn, was
capsized near Point Judith, and Viii.
liam Spinney, of Parrsboro, drowned
Antonio Patta, of Buffalo, N. Y,
whose legs had been cut off by a train,
ended his life by cutting his throal
and tearing opon the wound with hi
hands.
Thomas H~olliields, one Of the mos
daring detectives in Eastern Kentucky,
was killed while trying to arrest 9
moonshiner named Adams, who was
shot and killed.
A St. Johns, Newfoundland, de-
spatch says that the French Mission
ship st. Pierre, $50 tons, bound from
st. Pierre for the Grand Banks drove
ashore at midnight on Cape st. Maryt
and became a total loss. Her officer:
and men escaped and were landed al
Placentia by a fishing boat, which
picked them up.
A pilot boat, whith was being
launched at the Newport News ship
yard, capsized after she had left the
ways, and n of the men on board
was drowned.
The steam launch Ben Franklin,
belonging to the University Of Penn
sylvania, was upset in the Harlem
river by a collision with transfer boat,
and two of the occupants-Mable VOL
fer and Kate Murray-were drowned.
Lizzie McKeon was fatally injured.
Veronica Pavelock, aged IL, wal
killed in st. Louis. by falling on a
broken trolley wire. and Lille Clio.
quette, aged II, fell from a car, winch
had been stopped by the wire, and was
fatally injured.
oonn y: Nallo' VINO WIS casnler Oh
me american biscuit ana M~anufactur-
ing Company in Chicago, is under
So5Oo az The comnanv.s finds
and Treasurer of the White Locomo.
tive Company. whose main omce IL q,
Buffalo n, Y ia nnder arrest in Naw
York, charged with grand larceny and
forgeries TO the amount Of
$50. 900. The complaint was made by
'he present iresiueh' Oh n company.
George Mock killed has wife with a
hoe, at Marysville, Kan, and when
pu su ms 'hioa. anu luhnpeo
ny sho ise
Mary Cunningham, Is years old,
was found strangled to death in her
motner : has, on East Anlrty-seVentn
street, view iork. Ahere ~ no Gus 70
ne
In the presence OF lS,ooO persons
/ nrearranoed coll;s;on Of tyo fre;ob,
rains t00k placa- ExhIbItIOpS Qf fle
same sort are tn he given nj various
nlares dnrino The summer. /
A severe shock ot -ea,,nouake shook
Colon. limited states ~ Coinmh;a
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Inc premature explosion OF a blast
md ,Jnl;us R,,rmeistsr
MISS Chnrchman, OF Phlladeipnia,
company A, at west foint,
rouf residences ana a nridge were
away Dy a 1000 at Mouna oity,
NO.
Jealousy caused Fred. HdyIoff, of
Chelsea, Mich, to kill Emma More
xel. MS sweetheart, n then attempt
'nicide.
Leaders of the Milwaukee street rail-
strike D organizing a rival
company. with the city owning n ma
Iority of the stock.
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