The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-22
|TaOE STATE IETs CONDENSED
rRAMPs WORK.
.,s.d By Police They Sweep the lavsmsn
at Connsllsville.


-. two days last week a gang Of
ans we're kept working on the
Is at Connellsville from morning
n,sht. The gang included ten
who were run in by the police
snpneregating at Bummers' Spring,
.Ssy we're kept sweeping the paved
all day under the guard Of the
noiicemen. The gang. who were
w. with balls and chains the first
ssre released and ordered to leave
All left but one, and he was
WI a second turn on the streets.
-s. following pensions have been
in,sd in Pennsylvania: George w.
alss Brookville: Samuel Orr, Alle-
ou John Bonheice, Richard Hill
r rlIzabeth Triplett and Nancy A.
,,v Pittsburg: David T. Kentner,
snona. a. Martha ]. Thomas. Braddock;
,.aw Ressler, Snydertown, West
rs,and county; Daniel Seigfried,
l,sisrs home, Erie; James H. Gibson,
su,s Hope. Butler county: Alexander
sssr Lock Haven. Clinton county;
,aors of Winfield s. Patton. Water
y, Erie county; Edward d. Webster,
Nsased, South Oil City; Sarah E.
= Armagh, and Sarah A. Thompson.
~, M Campbell, Indiana county; Mary
@ .na Merville, Kendall Creek. Nc
san county; Teresa B. Bush, East
rsnch. Warren county; Sarah A.
"rner Tusseyville, Center county;
.rtha Balm. Morrellville. Cambria
antv. Jemima C. Morrow, Shade
an huntington county; William NJ.
p.sbran. Mercer; Clark Abraham,
rI,,abeth: Elias Miller. Uniontown;
,snry C. Bunting, Dunbar; william
aoTn,an, Johnstown; Elizabeth Nell
hin. Pollock. Clarion county; Catha-
ss r. Sprankle, Trade City, Indiana
%nty: John b. Gaines. Pottersdale;
Atom Warner, Wexford; Edward
,mu. Pittsburg; John Busler, Allie
ssny; George Mertz, Wurtemburg;
lrICh smeltzer, Grty; Richard De-
aw. Erie: William Deyarmin, Indi-
ra, william McIlwain. Allegheny;
kNed ]. Copper. Meadville Elijah
6ympton, West Decatur; Isaac Lit
tler, Linesville; Frank Belsar. Bell
ridge; George ]. Irons. Holidays
ur; Augustus Quincy, Youngsville;
snIel W. Graham. Connoquenessing;
rlIam Beichler Ripple; John Ansel,
uIua' u,ats"n nu Mn Villa 90. Cenrge =
,,uss ass., corvviiJa. Jobn Alton Now
luva.u, o.ai caorso w Tavlor StahiStown.
~, SUIT Case RrooksviIIe. viii,
."'I poharts East Canton. Jacob G
W aa,.son Scottdale. Louisa D Nc.
un,, East Rranch. ANNA r Rrav
Zane
BY 'he u.ownms ou' ~ ~ Ca,,,r,a, "a
.v.on %, r,,,rnad az Ittiii;n ,,,snnrt
IA I'm. fg, T,,s,;,aar Iaa r,.,, co,nnham onS
,luay' w y,,,sord IIostro dar reoaivad
.i,,'E ,a. fron, which both died In ths
ini.oi aI. Tho man wera hurned In n
spsa 'pshIa ,ranner Tho iocomotiva had
pen condemned two weeks ago. The
uthorties will investigate.
cbr,s,an Rutz NJ Lower Mount Reth-
Siad in the Easton hospital the other
.v from, the effects NJ an Insects bite.
sysrol weeks aro Butz. who was a
.ouhv farmer was st,,np on the
snS He aid not nav any attention
ina hite until a few davs since when
came TO the hospital, suffering from
ood poison.
cooL So,r,o,d &, Cowdan tho load
Srveoods merchants Of Altoona
,.S ssw davs ago Executions 70
amount NJ s5s O0O were brought
ss,nst Tho estahlishment nv T. w
Sok of Williamanort the father of a
oOn, VI ~, VI
mount to 100000, while the liabilities
said to be twice that amount.
Burglars robbed the house of Mary
rtell and her sister at Nineveh,
reene county, choking them and
reatening them with revolvers. Bush
rd Ed burr have been arrested on
uspicIon They are ex-convicts hav-
g been convicted Of numbering and
pbbng Mrs. Saunders, tollgate
teper near Washington.
Fish Warden r. s. Peters, of Butler,
as made an information against c. ].
owash for catching Ia bass with his
ends while bathing in Slippery Rock
eek This is a violation OF the law
quring all fish to be caught with
lOk and line. If Sowash is convicted,
Will cost him $40 to settle his fine,
tOr each fish caught.
few days ago William Bashlor, a
ntcher, was bitten by a dog supposed
be mad at Rochester. The animal
as shot by policeman. Bashor re-
ked to have the wound cauterized or
fythng done to him arguing that IL
IS the will Of the Almighty that he is
die of hydrophobia he Will die, any
This week will mark the completion
the telescope being built by Rev.
lnn Peate, a retired Methodist Epis-
pal minister Of Greenville, which will
surrendered soon to the American