TJIE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA., FEBltVAllY 21, 1880.
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Shooklng Tragedy.
The llarrisbiu-ff Patriot 8ys: a corref
pomlont writing from Uainbrldge, Lanoas
ter county, uudor date of February 10,
(jives tbe following mrticulara of a trnga
ily which was discovered on Saturday
morning last.
Cbmles Laue, wife and two children,
ciime to Ualnbridge Inst Mny from Ibe
Htato of Maiwtand, and commenced keep
ing bouse in towu until November last,
wben they again visited their native state.
Tbe husband returned again in a few days
without, his family, Baying tbey had sepa
rated, aud commenced selling off what
household goods tbey bad ; but about tbe
14th of December tbe wife, with three
children, returned again, the youngest
child being only three weeks old, tbey
again sot up housekeeping after being
fostered by the people of tlio town for a
week or more aud uothlug was thought of
it until Saturday forenoon wheu tbe near
est neighbor, Jobu Miller, imagined that
something was wrong, not having seen any
of tbe family for three or four days. Af
ter ranking it known an investigation was
made wheu it was discovered that tbe fa
ther had murdered tbe wife and two chil
dren and then suicided by taking poison
himself.
There seems to be more of a mystery
conneoted with the tragedy than is ex
plained by tbe facts furnished by our cor
respondeut, as above given. It seems in
credible that a whole family should be
driven to desperation through destitution
in a neighborhood of liberality and plenty.
It looks to us at this distance as if Lane
had quarreled with bis wife, and, striking
a fatal blow, concluded to oover up tbe
crime by making a oleau job of the whole
fatally. If to put the family out of misery
were his only object, why not confine him
self to poison ax the only instrument of
-death?
An Extraordinary Accident.
The N. Y. World or the 10 th lust says,
Oar No. 7, of the Fourth avenue Hue, was
going up town yesterday afternoon at
about 1 30 o'clock filled with passengers,
including a number of ladies. At
Twelfth street the progress of tbe car was
suddenly arrested. Tbe horses had been
trotting at a six-mile gait. Before any
body in the car could move, a long strip of
iron forced its way endwise through the
iloor of the car, passed through the seat
on tbe west lower corner ou which Bamuel
Glover, forty years old, a merchant of
Fairfield, Coun., was sitting, aud crushing
through the thin seat penetrated Mr.
Glover's thigh, aud passing ou lodged
against the end of the car. Tbe car was
brought to a stand still. Tbe strip of iron
was in such a position that Mr. Glover,
who had become almost unconscious from
the agony he was suffering, was literally
nailed to his seat. Officer Mulcahey, of
the Mercer street police, came up aud pro
cured axes and saws, . with the assistauce
of several of the passangers cut away the
rear end of the car to release Mr. Glover.
After fifteen minutes hard work the rail
was released from its lodgment, but still
the unfortunate passenger could not be re
leased. With a penknife Officer Mulcahey
managed to cut away the lacerated flesh of
Mr. Glover's thigh and to release him. A
hack was procured and be was taken to the
Ashland House, where he was stopping.
Physicians were sent for and pronounced
his injuries exceedingly serious.
The aocident was of a very singular
character. The tracks of the road are UBed
not only by the Btreet-car but by heavily
laden freight-cars, in transit from the
Grand Central Depot to the freight depot
in Centre street. On steam roads such
things have happened before, but they
have not been reckoned hitherto among
the dangers of horse-car travel.
Enforcing His Views..
A Dr. Pruden, of Benton, Minn., walk.
d into a prayer-meeting recently with an
open Bible in his band aud an open, that
is to say a cocked, revolver in tho other. lie
intimated there was quite too much contro
versy ever the meaning of a certain
Bcriptural passage, and that he intended to
hhoot any one who differed with him on
the subject. It is noedless to say that the
congregation unanimously .adopted .his
views.
Captured by a Dog.
New York, Feb. IS. The term of im
prisonment of Joseph Boeckraan, one of
the desperadoes who terrorized Beading,
last winter, expired this morning and
ho was released. A Heading officer was
on hand to rearrest him, but on seeing tbe
the oiBoer lie fled. lie was captured by a
Newfoundland dog, and will be sent back
to Beading.
A Mean Man.
A farmer three miles north of Cairo, 111.,
was owing a hired man f 12, and it was the
hired man's misfortune, in felling a tree, to
kill a yearling calf. Tbe thrifty farmer
charged him f 13 for the calf, and sold the
meat and hide. A Cairo justice, however
interfered to protect the labour.
tSTDowcs & Finch's factories at James-
burg, make 000 shirts, 9500 collars aud
7000 cuffs a day.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
TO AM. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Tim f,i Unwind rmmcd accountant have filed
their a mounts in t lie olllee of the Kplter of
Terry lummy, mm me name iyiii ne presemea 10
tlia Orpliiuis Com t, to he held In the Court House,
In Hloomlleld.onTllltHIMY, tli Mil of March,
issi), for conllrmntlnn. to wit :
1. The llrst and Intended as the tlnat account
of John d lllchey. Executor of the estate of Mar
garet 11. Donnelly, lule of Wheatlleld township,
rerrj count. l'a , deceased.
2. The account of Oeorire Jacobs. ho In Ills
lifetime was the Administrator, with the will
nnne.xed. ol the estate of John oelbaeh, Jr late
of Wheatlleld township, county aud Htate afore-
saio, neceasea, presented oy tinmen o. jncous,
Aamimsrraior oi sata unoren jacoos, oeceasea.
3. The account ol PI1III11 Huston. Guardian ot
Bamuel Martin a minor son of Samuel Martin,
late of Carroll township, county and Htate afore
said, deceased.
4. The llrst and flnal account ot liavld Kheem
and Eminor Greng, Administrators of the estate
of Jacob C. Hmitli, late of Juniata township,
county and Stale aforesaid, deceased.
6. The II i st and partial account of Augustus
Bonder, Admhtnitor of the estate of Henry Bonder
late of Kye township, county and State aforesaid,
deceased.
6. The first and Html account of William link
er, Administrator c. t-a. of the estate of Mary
l.etiker. late or Juniata township, county and
State aforesaid, deceased.
7. xnenrsr ana nnai account; oi ueorpe y.
Oehr, Administrator of the estate of Sarah (lehr,
late of Carroll township, county and State afore
said, deceased. ...
3. T lie tlrst and final account oi Attain it ice,
Rxeenriir of the estate of llanlel Itlce. late
of Tuscarora towushlp.county aud State aforesaid
deceased. .
li. The second partial account oi Adam it ice.
Executor of the estate of Nicholas Jacobs, lale of
Tuscarora townshlo. county aud Slate aforesaid.
deceased.
10. The supplemental account or tvicnoias
Jacol9, Guardian of George If. Jacobs, minor son
at William A. Jacobs, late of Jackson townshll).
deceased, by Adam Klce, Executor of the estate
of said Nicholas Jacobs, deceased.
11 Tin account ot Nicnotas .lacoos, uuaroian
ot Jennie Jacobs, minor daufihterof William A.
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Adam Itlce, Kxe'iitor of the estate of saldlSlchohis
Jacobs, deceased.
11 The account of Nicholas Jacobs, Guardian
of Sallle K. Jacobs, minor dmiuhter of William
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Adam nice, I'.xeontor oi ine estate oi saiu iNicn
olas Jacobs, deceased.
.13. The first and Intended as the Hunt account
of Samuel P. Campbell, Administrator of the
estate of Luclnda McLaughlin, late of Toboyne
township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
11. The account of George Jacobs, Adminis
trator ol the estate of Susanna Gelbach, late of
Wheatlleld township, Terry county, deceased,
presented by James B. Jacobs, Administrator ot
lie estate oi said ueorge jacoDS, ueceasen.
IK Ilia Ili-ufr ..ui-tlal n.nlKit tl laaun PHir
Executor of the estate of John 8. Bwnrts. late of
Jackson township, county and State aloresald,
deceased.
16. The first and tlnal account of M. B. Grubb.
and Isaac Troutmaii, Executors of the estate of
Christian Grubb, lale of Liverpool borough, coun
ty and Slate aforesaid, deceased.
17. The llrst. and llnal account of H. L. Majtee,
Esi., Administrator of the estate of MaRdiilene
Messlmer, late of Carroll township, county and
State aforesaid, deceased.
IS. The first and intended as the flnal account
of Charles K. Smith, Execulor ot the estate of
Caroline II. Gantt. late of the borooehof Newuort
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
14. J ne nrst ana uitenueu as me nnai account:
of Jacob Itlckard, Esi , Executor of the estate ot
George J. Sheaffer, late of Tyrone township, coun
ty aud State aforesaid, deceased.
20. The Mist and Intended a9 the final account
ot Jacob Itlckard, Em(., Executor of the estate of
Mary Hitter, late of Tyrone township, county and
State aforesaid, deceased.
21. The hist and tiial account ot William L.
Donnelly, Guardian of Clarence E. Heed, minor
son of Israel Heed, late of Center towushlp.county
ana state aioresaiu. oeceaseo.
22. The llrst and Intended as the flnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Catherine Leota
Grubb, a minor daughter ot V. M. Grubb. late of
Gieenwood towushlp, count) and fctate aforesaid
oeceaseo.
23. The llrst, and Intended as the llnat account
ot Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Lavinla Sedllla
Grubb, a minor daughter of W. M, Grubb, late of
Greenwood township, county and State aforesaid,
deceased.
24. The flcst and Intended as the flnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Araminta Grubb,
a minor daughter oi vv. ai. uruoo, late oi Green
wood township, comity and Slate aforesaid, de
ceased. 25. The first and Intended as the flnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Leeinma Grubb,
a minor daughter ot W. M. Grubb, late of Green
wood township, county and State aforesaid, de-
CeASed
28. The llrst and intended as the flnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of William H. Grubb
a minor son of W. M. Grubb. late of Greenwood
township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
27. The nrsc ana intenaea as me nnai account
of John Grubb, Executor of the estate of Jacob
Emerlck.late of Mlllerstown borough, deceased,
presented by George Mitchell, Administrator ot
said John Grubb, deceased.
28. The account of Abner Vanfossen, Esq.,
fuardian of Mary Foran, a minor daughter of
atrick Foi an, late of Duncannon borough, coun
ty and State aforesaid, deceased.
m The account ot ADner vaniossen, r.sii.,
guardian of Maggie Foran, a minor daughter of
Patrick Koran, late of Duncannou borough.
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
30. The llrstand flnal account of Philip Bosser-
man and William H. Bosserman. Administrators
of the estate of William Bosserman, late of New
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an opportunity ot getting cured ui turn uiseose,
xours respecLiuiiy,
Nelson Shorbv.
N. IV T have alwavs been subiect to headache:
since taking the Constitutional I have not been
troubled In the least. It will cure headache in two
or three hours.
N. SHO&ET.
2w2m.
JfSlIJIPTI
can be cured by the continued use of OSMUN'8
COD LIVER OIL and LACTO PHOSPHAIW OF
l.i mk a curs lor constimoi on. uouun uoius
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all ScrofulouB diseases.
Aair vour uriiffirmL tor UHMim'H ana taaenootn-
er. If he has not got It, I will send 1 bottle
anvwtiere on recetptoi si express paia.
aia-Keiia tor uircu ar to
CHAS. A. OSMUN, 48w6rn
ISHeventh Avenue. N. Y..
1-For sale by F. Moktimkb, New Bloom.
neid. t'a.
xmTATR NIITIL'K Notice UherebvElven
JJj that letters of administration on the estate
ot Mary Kousti, ol Madison twp.. perry county
Pa.dec'd, have been granted to the undersigned,
residing In same township.
All nersons iudebted to said estate arerenuested
to make immediate payment and those having
clatin;to present theiuduly authenticate ilfor set
tlement.
SAMUEL SHOWERS, Admr.
Jan. 8, 1880.1
TJOTEL LICENSE.
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endorsing them, ana tne Douusmeu ana tne own
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auce Association parsed a resolution, ordering
the Executive Committee to publish I he same,
this Is to Inform all persons Interested, that the
said names will be published before or about the
llrst weeK la April oi eacn year.
By order ot tue Executive Committee.
JOHN 811 EATS.
JanlS Sm Chalrroan.
r f you want io jt a Biro nrw.
UUAKUK CiTV
IS
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mid promptly executed at Reasonable Bate
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N
1880.
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