The Penn's Grove record., 1891-04-24
NUMBER 80.
Atchisop Kan J lurber merchant. has
been arrested.

Atchisou (Kan lumber merchant. has
been arrested.
Michael Posi-, ex- Treasurer of Shelby
county, Indiana, has been indicted fol-
embezzling $1,000 of the county'a
funds.
A stranger, about thirty-6ve years OF
age. giving his name as Manuel Laf-
ferty, and bis residence as Rushville,
Indiana, committed suicide ia a hotel
at Pektn, Illinois, on Wednesday
night.
A freight train OF thirteen cars and
thee engines ON tine Maryland Central
Railroad broke through a trestle at
Failston, near Baltimore, and the cars
were destroyed by lire. 8
Buildings in Little Rock, Arkansas.
occupied by Gus Blass & Co., dry
goods; B. Levinson, liquors and cigars;
Sweetman, florist; A Kuthner, MILL
merry goods, were Destroyed by fire. Loss,
about S500,0O0.
Mrs. Winston, Treasurer Ut an Elm
wood tO.) church fund, is misteri-
ously missing,
A circus and Wild West show was
destroyed by a mob In Knoxville, Ten
nessee. About 20 persons were hurt.
Mrs. Frank Hyde gave morphine to
her two young children aud then COM
mitted suicide, i'll Sioux Falls, Dakota.
Blaney, the escaped murderer, was
r%ecaptured In Baltimore.
BY a premature explosion In one of
the shafts Of the Argentine mine, near
Aspen, Colorado, three miners, named
Reed, Kennedy and Mahoney, were
killed and two others were danger
ously injured. 4
A big opera house Is projected at
Washington, d. 9.
New Orleans cannot pay Myra Clark
Gaines $3.50, 000, and Mayor Shakes
peare says the city is bankrupt.
Unpaid %workingmen on the Ken
lucky Union Railroad In Ohio are burn.
ing bridges and threaten to wreck the
road.
Thieves made a haul in the Plateau
Hotel at Hot Springs. Arkansas. a
gold watch and a considerable sum of
money were stolen from Judge Duty,
and 5000 in cash aud more than 5000
worth Of diamonds from DR.. Tum-
blety.
The grand jury in Richmond, Viz
ginia, found eight indictments against
E. Butord Grymes. late chief clerk
in the Treasurer's ONCE for al
the records in the Auditors Of
Kate Lawrence was killed by James
McDufle, in Rochester, New Hamp-
shire. She was h~ousekeeper for WILL
liam McDuf1ie, a son Of the murderer.
Terrence McManus and Thomas
Newman were arrested In Harrisburg,
for assault and battery on
Isaac Levan, who is lying In the bospi-
tai in a precarious condition.
A young couple who had registered
1t the Grand Union Hotel, In New
J ork, as "P. Bertrand and wife, ''were
,ound dead in their rooms. They had
suicide by inhallng gas
through rubber tubes.
In a saloon fight at Bakertown, Pa,
Herman N lson, the proprietor, shot
md killed JOIN Vancey. and mortally
wounded Waller Woodland,
In Maysville, Kentucky, Alexander
shot and fatally wounded his
wife. After the shot was fired, Della
his wife's sister, seized the
moking pistol, aud, putting 1t to John
nn1S haaI n,nrnhad Inn, dunn IN thu
dayor's office, whers she turned him
yer co the proper officers.
Duriag a quarrel at oldtown, Mary.
and, John Lutman, shot and killed
m n, mortally wounded another.
I'D then mortally wounded HIM
elf.
Lee jenkins shot and killed Wash
,gton Ramsey In ] Lexington, Kentucky
hey had quarrelled during the day.
Wiley Wilmington, a wealthy plant
r in Columbia county, Arkansas, was
not and killed yesterday, by Gus
a negro. The cause Of the
Is not known.
Mrs. Myrtle Swim, aged 20 years, and
gorge Hardy, aged IL, were drowned
n Saturday while boating ia an aque-
uct near indianapolis.
A cyclone swept Pittsburg, Tex,
amaged a lot of houses and fatally in
ired Mrs. Powell.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy
abroad Company has offered $1,OOU,-
for the Dead wood Central, q new
ne.
Confession, a chew of tobacco, q pipe
nd a prayer were the i~ncidentals at the
xecution in Charlottesville, Va, Of
William Muscoe, colored, the murderer
Policeman Sc i In 1883.
Excessive rains have ruined many
isstern Kansas crops.
During a fght III a saloon In MAYO.
'on, No., the proprietor, Alexander
killed Jack Garrett.
John 5. Carey; aged 55 years, a real
state broker or indianapolis, made his
III and then shot off the top Of his
cad. His wife had sued for q divorce.
Two residences were destroyed and
alf a dozen others damaged by a tor
ado, in Pittsburg, Texas. Mrs. Pow
1 was fatally and her daughter, Mrs.
.urns, severely hurt. 5
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This is the most prosperous season
le winter resort hotelkeepers have
I'D in several years,
Seventy lives were lost at sea and
n persons frozen during the recent
lizard oye England.
-Tippoo lib, the African slave deal
?. has been stricken vito PARALYSIS. his