The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-07

r Y 80 @.as.AA% 80 $500 ~
conf Ter impr;au. questions on lab-r
lua .leTs.
y aosTel Temperance Church Las
Ten established in P3;sbaTg with
Tmucis Murphy at the head.
New Jer cy's delegation IN Congress
are in favor Of John p. Stockton for
Secretary Of the Navy in the new ad-
mInistration.
Tie Mexico Reciprocity bill has been
defeated in the House Of Representa-
tives. It's object was to allow a flee
exchange # many products Of the
United States and Mexico.
Carpenters and mlsons do not COM
pain Of hard times as they haze a.
much work 10 do as usual, aud get
good wages. II Is IL the protested
where the dpprcs5ioas are greatest.
i5enas = McPhersou is making a no
! be fight in the y mate to have tn, trade
dola rs redeemed. They are a disgrace
to tie cautry and should be accepted
ut the treasury Al their face value.
During the week many prominent
De aocrats have tpen in consultation
w tn Pr~csidcat-elect Cleveland at New
York, by invitation from him. What
the result of the conferences Will be,
few know, except Mr.. Cleveland.
General Porter has made an appeal
TO President Arthur to be reappointed
to some position in the army. When
General Grant and other prominent
soldiers acknowledge that Gen. Porter
mas been wronged the President should
rise above ~partizanslip and give him
justice.
The recent dynamite explosions in
the public buildings of London will
serve to increase the hatred Of England
for Ireland. Although it is difficult fer
England to reform her old customs and
laws in order to lassen the hardships Ct
the laboring class, yet it will come in
time.
There has heen trouble OF late il
Indian territory concerning the right of
settlement. The government get off the
territory exclusively for the Indians.
Some settlers on the border OF the Ar
kansas and Kansas look upon forbidden
territory as Il land Of great promise and
have moved there. Troops were called
ont 70 resist The invaders.
As the oil Liberty Bell was on its
ayay to New Orleans, JEFF Davis was
Invited aboard the train 10y the Phila-
dalphia delegation, and made a speech
in It's honor. Surely a progressive senti-
nlent of brotherhood is increasing in the
land when the astute Republican politi-
clan of Philadelphia can graspthe hand
Of the famous leader of tho cOnfederates.
A new Chinese question has arisen.
TIE introduction o. bill in the Cali
jornia Legislature to admit Chinese
children of natualized Cinnamon to the
public school, has revealed the fact that
abandoned white babies are. bought by
the Chinese. The average price is $50
apiece. Only girls are bought. White
blends babies command . premium.
o'Donoyar Rosa, the Irish agitator,
was shot On q street corner in New
York, b. :. wonaH who gave her name
IN Yseult Dudley. she fired five shots
at him from il revolver, one of which
took effect, but the wound, which is
near the shoulder, is not considered
dan erous, there being no indication
that the bullet touched either the lung
OF the spine. Rosa was taken to the
hospital, and the woman was lodged in
n cell ~ the Oak street police station.
She is 25 years of age, married, hand
some in appearance, and is said to have
aslight English accent. She was remark
ably cool and self-possessed when ques-
toned at the police station, but made
no answer to the question why she shot
Rosa, The cot on which Rosa was
placed in the hospital ward is neal
that of Phelan, who was shot in
Rossa's office about three weeks ago.
Mrs. Grant has given her consent &c
MI. Fanderbilt's proposition to secure
TO tie Government perpetual posses,
sioa of Gen. Grants war relics and the
souvenirs Of his famous around-the-
world journey. The relics were par
he security for the $50, 900 loan
Mr.. Vanderbilt gave Genera
u. Mt 10 help out the firm of Grant &
Wcra, and became Mr.. Vanderbilt
property when General Grant contesse
judgment for the $l50,0o0 on Deem
b'r 9th. Mr.. Vanderbilt offered Il
deed the relics and other property bach
10 General Grant but Mrs. Grant re
fa ed to accept the offer. When HI
changed the offer 10 a proposition t
make her trustee of the relics with tn,
understanding that they should become
the property of the Government sh,
readily consented and on January l0tl
n deed WAS executed transferring The
elies 10 her. Mrs. Grant offered the
,e US 10 the Government. On Tuesday
the Resident Transmitted a message t
The I,,1use pf A.eprea Nntatives recon-
neuEve tlat suitable aFtion be takel
to acce, = the trust and also 0roVide tol
Its custody, at the ssnae Time record
ing the app. seiatiYe gratitude o. the
Iri.ted statos, y the dea0rs. The Pres
dent Also reco,n, Vende9 the passage o.
he bid for the res '"IAtioa of g, neral
iran, an a. t,red list OF the Army.