The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27

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| THE COUNTRY.
North. East. West. South.
The Venezuelan correspondence sent
to Congress was accompanied by a
message from President Cleveland, in
which he expressed in forcible terms
his belief that the Monroe doctrine, as
enunciated to Lord Salisbury in Secre-
tary 0lney's note of July last, was
founded upon substantial considera-
tons and involved our safety and well
fare, and that it WA fully applicable to
our present conditions and directly
related to the pending controversy"
The dispute, he says, has reached such
a stage as to make it incumbent upon
the United States to take measures to
determine with sufficient accuracy
what is the true divisional line be-
tween Venezula and British Guiana,
and he suggests the appointment OF a
Commission for this purpose, stating
that in making this recommendation
he is "fully alive to the responsibility
incurred and keenly realizes all the
consequences that may follow" He
concludes by saying that "there is no
calamity which a great nation can
invite which equals that which follows
a supine submission to wrong and in
justice"
Hon. Allen G. Thurman left an es-
tate worth about $100, 900 to his three
children.
The Brooklyn On, W trolley scored
its 134th victim. He was Patrick
Quinn, a motorman.
Robert G. Allison, of New York, who
was bitten by a monkey, has become
delirious and is critically i'll.
The New Orleans Councilmanic
boodlers, Haley and Caulfield, con
victed of bribery, must go to Jail for
eight months.
DIR. Edward Ii. Maxon, OF brooklyn
N. Y, who was injured by being
caught IN a folding bed, is dead.
General Oates, of Alabama, in an
address to the negroes advises them to
let politics and offce-seeking alone,
and pay attention to education and
getting homes.
Samuel Marshall, OF END, Okla,
secreted Mrs. Mcneil in his house.
The husband shot Marshall and also
the housekeeper, Mrs. Robinson. Nc
Neil also shot at his wife.
Captain Arthur s. Coulter, Of the
United States army, stationed at Inde-
pendence, NO., has pleaded guilty of
embezzling funds from the Edison
Electric Light Company. 3
Oliver Brumbaugh was burned to
| death in a barn at Sherman, O.,
through the explosion of oil in a LIANT
ern.
Hon. William c. Whitney is i'll at
his Fifth avenue residence, New York,
suffering from grip, and threatened
with pneumonia.
David Cole, an old man, living at
Kingston, N. Y, was brutality beaten
by White Caps who mistook him for a
swiudler for whom thsy were searching.
A mortgage was filed in Cincinnati,
O., on the property which vas trans
ferred from the old to the new whisky
trust, including all the distilleries to
secure the issue of 90, 000, 900 Of bonds.
Archbishop Peter R. Kendrick, of
the Roman Catholic Church, is dying
at st. Louis. A
Morris COME, a New York bartender,
had his face dis6gured by carbolic
acid thrown by q woman, who claims
that he betrayed her.
The west wing Of the Boston tMass.)
State House has been found to be in an
unsafe condition through the sinking
Of the foundation.
DR.. Joseph f. johnson, of Davis,
W. Va, who was i'll and Financially
embarrassed, shot and killed himself
in the Erie Hotel, at Hammond, Ind.
Belligerent Patrick Gleason, under a
decision declaring that ne was legally
elected Mayor of Long Island City, N.
Y, will take steps to Gust Mayor Mad
den.
Mrs. irene Moser while Walking
along a street in 81. Louis. Mo. vas
attacked bv her divorced h1sband who
stabbed her through the heart and es-
capped.
Counterfeit bills represented $91,-
COO have been seized IN Kansas City
and St. Louis. Mo-, and Pamela, Kan.
and George W. Dixie and William Ora
ham, of Kansas City are under arrest