The Penn's Grove record., 1888-06-02

and a colored man named King are
under arrest, at Osceola, Mississippi
county, Arkansaw, on a charge of MUIR
derin0 Mrs. Stokes Allen, a widow
lady. and her two children, a boy OF 16
and a girl aged 10. Work In the county
is SUSPENDED. and it is thought the de-
PENDANTS will DO lynched.
Nrs urooks living naar Mavs.
,uIo Eo.tnoIn ot,andsd Robinson,s
o ui : nn tSa ara,inG of tho 18th nit
om5 waa occomnan,a1 boma nv a vonno
man The woman,s husband met them
in the ward. and they ouarreIled. when
he wife struck her husband in the
neck with a butcher knife. causing his
death.
.,,ha,
-ihe We" ioIh ftoon. psn'nh.
= letIer on the VI sne 3otn uia'
rom James ". n,aine, u".eu ai''
May iith, pos,tlv9ly uecilh'ns 70 oe
canuluate lor we i1siuen.y, Lio '"ys
IN the letter: ~ shoulu nom. Wy
speeci or Wy slience, w mn
omission, permit NY h"Hno, IN Guy
evehe, " oone uoioIo .no ~ hn;n,
! shou,u iilSul .he iepioaIn VI enrss
uhcahuiu WIN .loeo wno Las a.Ways
oeen cahuiu WIN me: gu ~. win,
ina ever one Oh my iaithlui uppo,.e
III tne past shou,u Lille me oapaoio u
palterlng ] a aouple sense nl.n n'
worus. .ha. 'no ssausaue
I,al hoi,lnat.on Soulu oy any nnt
onahce NC oueia ~ - ,In m;nSs
aseep1 III ",unouI io"'Ius $3.50
~ thnt II Id vnt noan Tres frop indi
,ant,o' and tharafnr. + could not ac-
60 ~ 81 IL
'of' ~ ,,.r;.. ,;u,a =.
nniis. Dennis niu 's IN
f%lItspurg, was ,oi mut ny. .p III az
moihins Vi we h'.n LII, NJ S'o pav
1nce Oh hel NIUE cn,u'en ~ Sohn
tooi noishpoi, naSnI. os
Ier' ihe MuiueL was 'sI ieouIo -
lanniy quaIie', Will q oee 49,
" court, anu wnloh "s - oo,, M
ieaiu On Ino ai.eihoon U. u uue
Wig. MULLINS was .ne piin'p"l
ness aeainst ocnoier. ~ oo," oie gu.
Texas, III the eVesihs Va Sno uau'
zee Iope; a Wea,Vny yyoSuaIss y aai"on
4ualleiieu WIN uan 1870
1eepei. aoou. .ne pay nnS snoS mmnn
lhey ulew reviewers anu sieu upon
sacn oInei. Ups was uo ~. ~ ~,
Ihe neai'' anu n' no W. mnv,inam ~,
iodomeh anu uleu on VIC n uinhs, VI
sne <9;n ui,. Seigea ptu,;a I n,v,d 1850 e
""' anu 80 h wa. trvi,a to arrast
- ps nn +ha 18th Mi Tbara had
~ ,S Sa,waan ,hom for .om.
.;non s
~ No., ,,..
n l'oln oV: .u,, nane,
,ota; says I.ougn INC ia,aI on. oeoa
1ne NortnwesI ia.eiy na'e oeoH sosuio'
culmlual,ns On lhe -o.h ua.', !. so,.
general aoWnpoar, autiIes ih ~ tMe
InaC we clopS i"se noS e tho pnS
eass iuJu,eu' NN.soI n,So,o 90
I've a.ioy, ~ oua naadad II ,s
| estimated that the wheat output in that
| region will be largely increased and
will reach so, 900 900 bushels. In somt
places seeding was delayed, and every.
| where corn is late in seeding, but not
| 100 late to injure the crops. Where
| wheat has appeared above the ground
t was not injured at all by the recent
storm, as it was not heavy enough to
| wash the young plant out, and was not
| cold enough to do it any damage,
James O'Brlen was struck and killed
by lightning while walking along ont
| IF the streets of Jersey City on the
morning of the 29th uit.
"A freight train on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad was wrecked
GEAR Louisville OH the 29tli UT. The
engine boiler exploded and Il cars
were demolished. W: NJ. Quinn, en-
yineer, was killed. The fireman, Itch
trdson, and brakeman, Farley, were
fatally injured. rive men were badiy
crushed, three fatally, at Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, on the 30th ult., by i a
crib OF lumber sliding on them. Inc
crib had caught at the rivers edge
and they were working to release 1t.
prof.ssor E,rhas tho state I'm.
,omo,ogist If l%lIinois renorts that, he
inas ent wornna Of varinns snac,es
'mnro nnmarons tbis vaar thronohont
Hantr.I and Sonthern Illinois than II,
Sos ausr Tnown than hafora Tht
Sao. 10 dne douhtIass tn the dr.,
"aa,bar of tho Lot three wars ri.
r"ot wah worm "a also esnec,aIly abund.
mi and likely to inin with the chi
Iorm i'm doing sarious pnschief when
W." i. niantaI afiar Hr,ss Tho san
.;rnrmsfsnces which have nrnmn,ed
'ha dsveIonmept of the emit worm ARE
favorable to the increase OF the army