The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-07
WSOfTll WEEK

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Gun TnanaeS Tpd,iyy ,.,a.n t,,na.
was fatally shot by Lieutenant w. A
Tburston. of the Sixteenth Infantry. Ii
Ia quarrel at Fort Mcintosh, Texas. OF
the 2Sth.
Col lamont the Pres;dent,s nri
vate Secretary savs that ga verv larg,
member If reonia hove u,r;tran to ~.
Preeident reco,nuanding var,o,,a nor
cons for tho nns;t;on ~ civil sarpic.
(,ommissioner ana ne President ba,
bimsatf tbnnabt of q n,,,nhar ~ nayson.
who wo,id he narfactlu eatisfaorory "
b,msslf. hot q hoe boan ;ynnoss;bIa tbns
Far ~ rat tha rronar NON 70 t.La An
nositian becapsa IN the fret nlaca tbs
[sslarv i not co mncb no any man wh,
IL biy apo,,sb for the Mace can makt
outside ana Tho baliaf i abroad thai
tne nav hnard win ha as mucb the snh'
ject OF criticism and abuse from certain
quarters as the old one has been.n
The animal report of the M,ssissip
pi River Commission repeats the esti.
mates for the year 1856. which were
transmitted to the Secretary OF War IL
July, 1884, and asks s3,25t,600 for the
year 1887.
William Boettger. the Republican
candidate for treasurer of Hamilton
county, Ohio, on the 31st ult. filed notice
in Cincinnati c~ontesting the election Of
Frank Batterman, Democrat, to that
office. He alleges with specifications,
that four hundred more votes were
counted for Batterman than we're cast
for him, and that registrars In a num-
Der of wards allowed a large number
of ~Gcticious names to appear upon the
registry books, and that thereby Bat
terman received fifteen hundred votes
sla. mele in Ns . H ~ a. 81 un Ia ws ond'
4 ;ndros "a o,a,hs nUorsasod AZ
auu iausos asatos n,,rnt;nn ~ baro
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The President on the olst ult. ap-
pointed Thomas =. Heenan, or Minnie
"A I meeIing OIL clliAenS was
neld IN ookly on TUG oist UT, III
support OF the ineepehuenI DeMocIaclc
cahdldate LOT mayor Congressman
oiocum preslue1, anu speecnes were
md Mayor Tow
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pl lla,ols ..;n. .na Cur. noan TO- hn.o
sanaoio uuis 'n1 paos yoaa s.oIIa
lnai,uy aptnieu ~ plac.k ~ aelv aano
oud nanrea1 nI hpa,;nn nnoO the eha,nais
Of entrance to the various harbors.
-Navlgatlon ceased on tne ISL In
section s or the Cnampialn Canai, az
.W~hitehaii, New YORK. Inc ice was
iuiiy a n lncn lhick, ana an ice breaker
a 10 De run LOT a Instance I uVe
is nnrroasdanted fnr tba heg;nn,no If
An anti-election fight at Bussta-
tnen.e ~ Nusca Ieon, M sin, on sae
o is a ans reSu..e ~ n g sftaaa o ~ A
" an sno = at;ana sbot ~ naoS o.h
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The official voc OF Ohio on the
constitutional amendments proposed at
the election last month was cauvassed
the I'd. The total vote was 743, 453.
The amendment to abolish October
elections was carried by an average OF
3I,0O0, and the amendment TO change
three years received 469 600 votes.
The Governor has ssned a proclama-
declaring he amendments carried.
Cd tooT tha oat5 ~ oeica and entered
nnon he Jnt;ss IIa sa;d in his ;nano.
,,rai that Ia abould his Office
I,nssnass nrinc;nles and that Mt the
nronar t;ma al nacassarv reforms should
he mada
-fIesident cleveland on tne "a, Is
sued a proclamation designating thurs
DAY, November 16th as a DAY OF Ma
The Civil Service Commissioners,
Messrs. Eaton, Gregory and Thoman.
held their final meeting as a Board on
Ine ISL ut, ana Messrs. Eaton and
Ihoman tnen retired from ounce, IN ac-
cordance with tnelr reslgnations. Df.
ros1ons;hiIit1 ~ tIa ensdrcamant ~
the Cip;l Service law resting on bis
alona y ~ i not Inown
he WIN he superseded or who wlii
he the naw mamhars If The RoarI
Argument in the election manda-
cas- at Cincinnati, was concluded
on the I'd. The Court took the matter
under advisement.
The President ON The Cd anno;nt.
owen It. Rouse. of Missouri. to 10
IT : ATTORNEY for Arizona. He is a
LAWYER If Moberly. about 40 wears of
age an active polit,cian. andhas served
4 term in the Senate of Missouri.
President also appointed Frank
Harvey to be postmaster at Remove,
Penna., in place of Newton Mills, sus.