The Penn's Grove record., 1886-05-08
M WIS OF TIL WEEK

on the 2Sth, for Chittenden, to conduct
the campaign against the hostile In
dams. The Adjutant General at wash
ington, on the goth, received the fol-
lowing telegram from General Miles:
"The Apaches, in small numbers, have
been committing serious d~epredatlons
in the country east and adjacent to the
Sonora Railroad, from 80 TO $50 miles
south of boundary, and to-day tApTil
21l killed nj man north OF the line,
near C~alabassas, Arizona. Our troops
and thirty men of Mexican troops,
under Major Refs, have been in active
pursuit, both crossing the line and fol-
lowing raIdlng parties"
Forty Indians on the Goth attacked
Richardson Il Gormley's ranch, twenty
miles southwest of Pantuno, Arizona,
and killed eight persons.
Deputy Marshal Purdon, who shot
five m%oonshiners and was himself shot,
at Manchester, Tennessee, on the 10th,
is not dead, as at first reported.
Though his condition is critical, 1t IS
thought he has a chance of recovery.
In Duval county, Texas. last Monday
night, Deputy Sheriffs Coy and Ben
nam hlllEu lhO DnChlNdl ~ ~
who were resisting arrest. This makes
five thieves killed within ten days, AT
the same time the deputies were kill
ing the Mexicans on the Goth, Mexican
vigllants were hunting for Coy in the
northern part of the county.
The National Iron Bank of Potts
town, Pa, was on the Doth authorized
to begin business with a capital of
5000, 200.
"A telegram from Rawlesburg,
West Virginia, says: "a mysterious
and fatal disease has broken out in this
place and physicians are powerless so
far to save the lives of any attacked.
The victims are first seized with a Sc
we're pain in the heal and are corpses
within twelve hours. After death the
bodies become spotted
Two hundred deaths from yellow
fever were reported in Rio Janelro
from January ID to February 18th.
The river at Helena, Arkansas, on
the 10Th, was As feet above low water
mark. 1t is reported that two colored
men have been lynched near Friars'
Point, Mississippi, for cutting the le-
wees.
kilograms from New Orleans re-
port washouts on the Illinois Central,
the Northeastern, the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas, the Natchez,
Jackson and Columbus. and the Vicks-
burg and Meridian Railroads, impe-
ding the movement of trains.
The Bank OF Marietta, Ohio,
al, -, ngnf.pnannf on Fha Doth in
consequence of unfortunate real estate
transactions. The deposits amount
to 500, 600, which, it is thought, will
be paid in full.
"A FIRE in Baltimore on the 3Oth
ult., destroyed the five-story warehouse,
No. 31S West Baltimore street, oecu-
pied by S. W. Floss & Co., wholesale
dealers in notions and white goods,
and badly demaged several adjoining
buildings. The losses and assurances
are as follows: Floss 81 Co., loss,
$3.50, 600; insurance. $50, 600; loss on
building, $4,000, covered by insur-
ance. NJ. S. Levy 81 Sons, manufac-
tureIs of straw goods, loss, $4,000;
fully insured. Ring & Co., clothlers,
loss, SEQ, 600; insurance, $50, 900; loss on
building, $50 600; insured. Cross 81
Dunbraco, furniture dealers, loss, $780,
900; insured. IImwold Il Mehring, car
pets. loss, $4,000; insurance, 100000:
loss on building, $4,000; covered by
insurance. There Were several smaller
losses, aggregating about $50 900. The
post-olice and ten other buildings in
Keystone, Iowa, comprising most of the
business portion of the town, were
E...-J -, thn O0lf MI nua-gfnpU
building in San Francisco, occupied by
l.. Il L. Emanuels, furniture dealers,
and A. l.. Bancroft ~ CO., s%tationers
and publishers, was burned out on the
goth ult. The total losses are estima-
ted at about $500, 900, the assurances
at less than $780, 00. Several men
were reported killed and a number in
jured by falling walls.
giuseppe Soma, under sentence of
death for murder, strangled himself
to death In his cell in the Jail at Hud-
son, New York, on the Goth ult. He
was "a years of age.
Louis Somerlield, white, convicted
of the murder of his wife and o
Iin-law, and Richard j. Lee, colored,
convicted of the murder of his wife,
were hanged on the Both ult in the city
Jail at Washington.
According to the audit of the
accounts of the Receivers of the Phil
Iadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany the balance on hand April LIST was
SlG0, G27,SS The balance of the Coal
and Iron Company was $55S2 0S.
The leYees broke both above and
below Arkansas City ON the goth ult.
August Machalowsky, aged So
years, and his daughter Mary, aged
20, were killed by a train while drlv
ing across the railroad at Bridgeport,
Connecticut. on the 3Oth ult.
The pInkeye. or epizooty, has APP
peared among the street car horses IN
Pittsburg.
General Miles, on investigation
finds there is no foundation for the
report that eight men were killed by
Indians near Pantana, Arizona.
The private bank of o. s. Langan,
at Bluffton, Ohio, was robbed on the
Both ult., of over $1,000 belonging TO
the bank, several thousand in securi-
lies, 500 in cash and stamps, deposit
ted by the Postmaster, and $500 be-
longing to private box owners. The
safe was blown open with dynamite.
Lee Shellenberger aud his wife
were arrested IN Nebraska City, Ne
braska, on the Both ult.. for the murder
; of the formers ehild-his wlfe's step
!, child-a girl of eleven years. She was
; found in the cellar under their house
|, on the both ult., with her throat cut.
/, She was heir to valuable property which
!, bv her death reverts to the father.
The public debt statement for
| April showsa reduction of slO,od5, 3SS'
Miller, Forse x Co., wholesale
: liquor dealers of Plttsburg, made an as
:. signment on the LIST. Wolf X Lowman,
, Shoe manufacturers Of Cincinnati, made
an assignment on the same day. Liabili
5 ties $40, 600, assets $4,000.
The Advance Elevator, at Kansas
/. lCity, was burned on the Both ult. Loss
| S75O'OOO. The insurance on the building II