The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01
NEWS OF n WEEK.

railroad between South Dillingham;
and Blackstone, Mass.
The cowboys have had a hard time of
it for few days past in trying to run
the town of Hannewell, Kansas. Ten of
them are under arrest, and the authori-
ties are still in power.
Buttons grocery and livery stable and
Reich's Hotel, at Louisville, KY, were
burned. Loss, S12, 800.
Lewis Hatterich, q saloon-keeper,
fatally shot Alexander Murtach at
Swanton, o., in a quarrel. He was
arrested.
A fire at Middleport, o., destroJ ed
ten buildings, including the st. James
Hotel. Loss, $4,000 insurance, Sl2,-
600.
The lumber camp Of Foster, Black
man Il Co., ten miles east Of Big Rapids,
Mich, was burned. Loss, $4,000. 3
The idle tannery of Reed & Pearsall,
at Mount Sterling, KY, was burned by
an incendiary. Loss, $4,000.
William Jenkins Il Co., gTocers and
commission merchants at Richmond,
Va, have failed. Their liabilities, of
all sorts, amount to about $4,000. 1t
is believed the assets will be sufficient
to pay secured creditors in full, and
will leave the unsecured ones 40 or 80
cents ON the dollar. &
Rioting between Catholics and, Or
angemen was renewed near Coat Bridge
ON Wednesday night. The police
checked the disturbances, and made
~thirty-four arrests.
The General Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star, i'll session at San Fran
cisco, elected Rolin C. Gaskill, of
Oakland, Cal, Grand Patron, and Mrs.
j nnie &. Matthews, of Iowa, Grand
Matron.
A Constable and posse attempted to
take William Andrews from a house of
i'll repLte at Isadore, Mo-, and were
fred upon by him, n of the posse,
DIR. j. C. Rex, being killed. Andrews
gave himself up. DIR. Rex was an in
fluential citizen.
The Steamer Maid of the Mist, which
has been building on the docks for some
time at Niagara Falls, at the old Maid
of the Mist landing, is nearly completed,
and will be sent through the Whirlpool
Rapids on Thufsday September 9th, as
an experiment,
A Terrible Cyclone.
TRAIN BLOWN FROM THE TRACK
AND MANY PASSENGERS
KILLED.. 4.
ROCHESTER, Minn.-A terrible cy-
clone. passed over this section Of oun
try. A passenger train was blown from
the track between here and Zumbrota,
the fireman being instantly killed. 1t
is also reported that seventy-fiye to m
hundred persons were killed or injured.
Six dead bodies have been recovered
from the wreck of the train. The rail-
road yards at this point Rochester, are
covered with wrecked elevators, WHARF
houses and other debris. Terrible de-
struction was wrought among the farm
houses in the neighbour God. Among
the killed was Mr.. White, a prominent
miller of this city. The loss to farmers
will be severe, stacked wheat having
been whirled before the blasts and
scattered broadcast. A freight engine,
fortunately side-tracked here, carried
| physic. ans to aid the wounded.
REMARKABLE COW.
CoyINGToN, Ind.-One of our citizens
has rather a remarkable cow. Tues
clay last she gave birth to two calves.
Nothing was thought of this, as she had
some two years previous given birth to
three at one time. The COW was all
right until last night, when she died.
On an examination being made no less
than five small calves were found, all
dead. The COW was nine years old.
A MINNESOTA CYCLONE.
CHICAGO. mo further particulars
have been received regarding the re.
ported cyclone near Wasson, MINI.
The latest dispatches say four persons
were killed, many injured and scores of
residences blown down.
SUICIDE IN WELL.
LEXINGTON, IND.-Mrs. Betsy Bah
bitt, wife of Stephen H. Babbitt, COM
mitted suicide by jumping into a well.
No is assigned for the aot.
A MURDERER PARDoNED.
FRANKFORT, KY.--Governor Black
burn granted a pardon to George Mees,
sent to the ~Penitentiary iron Larue
county for twenty one years for murder.
He had only served three years in
prison.
FATAL EXPLOSION AT swARTHMoRE.
SwARTHMoRE ,PA.-The boiler in the
paper min of II. 8. Lewis at this place
exploded with great force, killing one
man. After the explosion the building
took fire and was entirely destroyed.
The scene of the accident is about one
mile from Swarthmore College.
BOOTHS BODY FOUND IN THE RIVER.
New YoRK.-The body of l.. III.
Booth of Newark, New Jersey, the
joint agent of the trunk lines at
Castle Garden, who has been missing
four weeks, was found floating in the
water off the Battery this morning. and