The Penn's Grove record., 1895-11-08
news THROUGHOUT
The COUNTRY.
North, East. West, South.

about Buffalo, N. I.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has de-
cided that Cernean Masonry is irregu-
lar.
The South Carolina Constitutional
Convention voted against woman suf-
frage-121 to 26.
By throwing herself from a train at
Fayetteville, Ark, Mrs. Sarah Stafford,
of Pomona, Cal, was killed.
After frequent %quarrels, James w.
Bell a Chicago printer, shot his wife,
probably fatally, and killed himself.
The throat of Judge Chaplin to Jail
all violators of the Sunday liquor law
has effectually shut Detroit saloons.
Chinese fremen on the British
steamer Gloucester City mutinied at
Wilmington, N. G., alleging bad food
as the cause.
Falling with a parachute with almost
unchecked speed, E. E. Craig struck a
roof at Hancock, Md, and was prob
ably fatally hurt.
1t is said that a crop of about Co.,
600 boxes of oranges in Southern Flor
ida, which escaped the freeze, has been
sold at $3.50 to So. rs per box, deliver
ed at Jacksonville.
Weary of life, Mrs. Alma Levy, a
patient of the st Louis Female Hospital,
jumped from a third-story window and
was fatally hurt.
New York has only thirty days sup
ply of water ahead, and there is fear
of a water famine.
The mother of Vice President Stew
enson celebrated her eighty-sixth birth
day at Bloomington, Ill.
With her clothes at1ame from catch
ing On a stove, seven year old Annie
Schrettle, of New York, ran into the
street but was fatally burned.
With a shower of ''good luck" old
shoes thrown at two departing college
girls a bevy of young women at Ford
ham, N. Y, smashed a railway coach
window. 4
Snow and rain broke a long drought
in Western and Central Kansas. i.
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, was on
a street Car that ran off the track, but
was only slightly hurt.
After shooting Lewis Johnson, his
rival in love. Fred Croker, of Lead
City, S. d., killed himself.
Burglars held up Telegraph Operator
Baxter at the Scarboro. IN. W depot,
but failed to find any money.
The Mexican Boundary Commission
at Ell Pasco. Texas, to settle Mexi-
can claims to the south part Of that
city.
/ Jealous of Miss Mary Dunning Wolf
Cunningham, of Chicago, shot her and
wounded himself, but neither will die.
Because a screen used did not allow
| pay for nut coal, 400 miners struck at
| Cabel & Co.'S mines at Washington,
Ind
Suffering from paralysis, Philip M.
Griffith, a retired New York police SER
lgeant, threw himself down the air
shaft and was killed.
For failing to furnish an additional
bond for SO, 600, City Treasurer Nc
| Cauley. of Tacoma, was removed from
office by the City Council.
A mysterious valise containing pa.
pers apparently belonging to w. E.
Baker, of Minneapolis, is believed by
Chicago police topolnt to a murder. 8
A census of Providence, R. l., shows
a population of 145, 472, against 1872,
LAG in 1890.
The ditching of a Southern Pacific
pay train near Alpine, Tex, killed
! Fireman Rurr.
John Y. Cruikshanks, the Coburg
| Ont lawyer, who was shot by John
Phillips, is dead.
John l.. Lamson, second vice presi'
dent of the New York Surety and
Trust Company, is seriously ill.
While hunting near Exmore, Va,
Benjamin Chandler, aged %, was accI.
dentally shot dead by his brother.
The robbery of Gerlack's jewelry
store, at Columbus, o., was confessed
by Efie Wilson, who gave up the
booty.
| In San Francisco, Durrant was con
| victed of murder in the first degree fol
! the killing of Blanche Lamont. The
jury took but II ballot. Durrant viii
be sentenced on Friday next.
Palo Alto borough fined the Schuyl.
kill Railway Company $4,000 for fail
ure to remove a car shed and has sued
to recover that sum-.
Six enlisted men at Fort Sheridan
near Chicago, unite in a protest tc
Secretary Lamont against being EN-.
ployed as body-servants.
Lee Martin, whose murder of Mar.
\ shall Schultz caused the fatal riot al
| Tiffin, o., was secretly taken back ia
| plead to indictment and then returned
to Sandusky.
Because of domestic troubles, B. II.
Rogers, a Chicago collector, shot him.
elf.
Indictments were found at Houston,
Tex, against Henry Fox, Jr., and Mrs.
A. II. Foster, for the murder of DAISY
Douglas.
Fears for the safety of the British
ship Yola are set at rest by her arrival
atTacoma, Wash. She was III days on
the voyage from London. The British
bark Edinburgshire, from London for
the same port has been out 2l5 days.
A passenger train on the Boston and
Maine Railroad, ran into a shifting
engine at Edgewoith, Massachusetts,
and was wrecked. John Flarrity, q
brakeman, was killed, and the train
men and passengers were injured.
A st. Louis express on the Chicago
and Alton Railroad ran into an oper
switch at Braidwood, Illinois, and wa;
wrecked. William House, fireman, wal
killed.