The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-17
NUMBER 81.

camp meeting, hundreds participated
in the love feast. l
Three years in the %pcnltentiarv was
the sentenced need out to Louis
Boxer for embezl ing funds of the Ham
newickel estate at Richmond, Va.
Lionel Muller, a pretended son of an
English Lord, who last fall married
Miss Caroline Mock, IA society htlle of
Runnymede, Kan, Is a hOlscthief.
John McNeff and Miss Lucy Kaiser
were drowned at Columbia Park, Chi
cago, by the cdpsizing of a boat.
During Forepaugh's Circus PERFORM
ance in Lyons, Iowa, William iIanlon,
ne of the famous Hanlon brothers,
was, by the break NJ of a trapese bar,
thrown 30 feet to the ground and In
stantly killed.
Near Kilkenny, Minnesota, during a
funeral procession, a team drawing a
wagon containing six persons ran away,
smashing tile vehicle. Daniel McCau-
ley, aged 20 years, aud Mrs. Young
DAILY, aged &c. were fatally injured.
The others were badly bruised.
Leslie Young and Henry Campbell,
boys, were drowned at Lake Calumet,
Chicago, while bathing.
Mrs. Frank Ellis, the eighth victim
OF the Midland Railroad disaster, at
Aspen Junction, Colorado, died. 1t is
feared that hone of the injured will re-
cover.
The steam drum of the steamer Jane
Moseley blew out, she was making a
landing at Norfolk, Virginia. John
COckrell was badly scalded. 2
Foreign Breylups
The Dutch Cabinet has resigned.
Mr.. Gladstone's son was buried at Ha-
warden.
The flow of lava from Mount Vesu-
vius has reached the observatory aud is
rapidly increasing.
Genoa will have an Italian American
Exposition mex year n honor of Col
umbus' great discovery.
The Porte has issued orders prohibit
ing orthedox Greeks from using the
northern entry of the Holy Grotto at
Bethlehem.
The staging OF the shaft at a coliery
at Rotterdam, Yorkshire, collapsed,
killing four wOrkmen and seriously in
juring four Others.
The State has bought one of the pie
lures exhibited at the Champ de Mars
Salon by Miss Lee Robbins, the only
American thus honored this year.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, who had a pri-
vate audience with the wifA of Presi-
dent Carnot, at Paris. is favorably i'm
pressing F%renchmeH with the Ameri-
can fair with a small "f." 4
Egypt's cotton crop promises well.
Russia's rye crop will be the worst in
many years.
Count Honore MERCER, Premier of
Quebec. is dangerously ill in London,
England.
A statue of Robert Burns was un-
yelled at Ayr with Masonic honors.
Barring Bros. the great London bank
ers, sag they are doing now a smaller
but a sounder business.
The Belgian miners strike Is off, the
Knights of Labor Council having so de-
cided, and $500 men have resumed, 5
Senator Higgins, of Delaware, is in
London.
The plucky African explorer, Mrs.
Sheldon, has come back to Naples.
Minister Phelps is still In bed at Ber-
lin, and is suffering from a carbuncle.
Madrid trade corporations will
henceforth refuse to accept bank notes.
Instead Of having any grain to ex-
port this season, Russia will have to
import a good deal of it.
London learns that the Chilean rev.
olution Is stationary, which, being in.
terpreted, probably means that it is
mainly on paper. /
Emperor William speaks excellent
English.
The International Congregational
Council is in session in LONDON.
Balloons were used to tow steamers
IN the French naval maneuvers off
Toulon.
Gladstone, despite his age and infirm
health. has no thought of surrendering
the Liberal party leadership.
The memorial raised by the German
American Musical Societies in honor of
Franz Abt vas unveiled at Brunswck h.
Sir Henry Wood, Secretary of the
Royal Commission for the Worlds
Fair says that British merchants will
make a 81, 600, 900 exhibit.
At an election held in the Chateua-
lin district, Finisterre, for member of
the French Chamb r of Deputies, NJ.
Gouroil received 6262 votes and NJ.
kerret (Cdtholic), 1876. 2