The Penn's Grove record., 1895-10-25
NEWS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
North, East, West, South.

The gambling season at Monte
Carlo has been an almost complete
failure.
Major General G. b. Knowles is
gazetted as commander of the British
troops in Egypt.
Five thousand troops are concen-
trated at Barcelona, and the riotous
students are quiet.
The Abyssinian rebels have dispersed
and the Italian army may invade King
Menelik's domain.
Canadians want an export duty
placed on natural gas for fear it will
give out too soon.
Following the example of his father,
William A. Reed, a New York hard
ware merchant, committed suicide by
shooting.
While drunk q man named Lig4stt
mel MISS Buckingham on the street in
Hopedals, O., and deliberately shot
her through the heart.
Cade Miller and his wife, VINO lived
on the Oklahoma border of Arkansas,
and were witnesses in a murder trial,
were asssssinated in their beds.
Desoy letters resulted IN the arrest
of Joseph =. Thomas, = railway postal
clerk, on the st. Louis & Texarkana
Railroad, accused of riding the mails.
As a result of the disaster at the
dedication of st. Nary's Catholic
Church at Loraln, O., recently, Mrs.
CeIestia Bruce has begun a salt for
$4,000 damages.
Charley Patterson, solored, known
as Belmont" because he had been
employed in August Belmont's stables,
committed suicide at his home in New
York.
Michael Cunningham, of Michigan
City, who is believed to be the last sur
vivor Of the famous 600 at Baaklava,
has been promised a handsome pension
by the British Government. .
Fort Wayne, Ind, is celebrating the
centennial of Its settlement.
The Amalgamated Association OF
Street Railway Employees of America is
in session at Detroit.
A syndicate has secured oil leases of
land near Huntington, w. Va, and
will make exhaustive tests.
Having been denied an appeal from
murder, Thomas kerrigan, of New
York, was sentenced to electrocution.
On the charge of shooting Nixey
Boyd, at Richmond, Va, William
Kemp, a colored youth, was arrested
in ROston.
The breaking of a Brooklyn bridge
motor cable delayed traffic two hours
and compelled 20, 900 people to walk
across.
Under seizure by the United States
steamer Rush, for violating the sealing
regulations, the sealer E. B. Marvin
arrived at Vancouver. 3
The Ohio River is within two inches
of the lowest stage on record-9 inches.
The annual encampment of the In
ion Veteran Union began at Buffalo.
The battleship Indiana took a pre-.
liminary spin over the Cape Ann trial
course.
Omaha authorities charge with EN-
bezzlement ex-Deputy City Treasurer
Jerome Coulter, who has fled.
For vsgrancy, Charles Scott, a de-
scendant of the novelist, was arrested
at st. Louis, but allowed to go.
A two-wheeled motorcycle. invented
by a Racine (Wis.) man, made an al
legged speed of ffty-seven miles an hour.
Governor Morton is asked by Penn
sylvania authorities for Joseph Robino-
wiz, wanted in Philadelphia for fraud.
With a great civic parade and speech
making by five Governors, the semi
centennial celebration was begun at
Milwaukee.
st. Louis new City Hall has been
declared unsafe by reason of blow holes
in a 8 iron columns, and the cost of
alterations will be heavy. 4
The s~pirituallsts are holding a ma
tionsl~ convention at Washington, DC.
Fully 5000 strangers attended the
''festival of mountain and plain" at
Denver.
An oil well that spouts 1000 barrels
a day was struck on the Jacob Baker
farm in Scott, U.
Chicago's Health Department will
make stringent rules to prevent the
sale of horselesh as beef.
Striking Ohio miners will probably
accept the results of the Columbus Joint
meeting and go to work
An attempt to thaw out dynamite
near Niagara Falls had the usual re-
suit, and Harry Chapman was seriously
hurt.
For alleged illegal practice Mrs. Ag-
mes Chester, a Christian Scientist
healer, is under arrest at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Friends made up the 500 forgery
committed at Chattanooga by John P.
Given, formerly of Delaware, and he
left the city.
"Baby" Mckee, the grandson of ex-
President Harrison, is now believed to
have passed the danger point in his
scarlet fever attack.
In fright over his arrest for connec-
ton with the canal-boat murders at
Tonawanda, N. Y, James Dixon
hanged himself IN his cell in Buffalo.
Burglars who robbed a room in the
Auditorium Hotel Annex, Chicago,
probably sought the jewels of Nine.
Melba, who had just moved her apart
ments. s.
DESERVING her eight children at La
fayette, o., Mrs. DolIle Gish attempted
to elope with George Adams, but was
caught at Buffalo.
The finding of woman's bones near
landau, N. H., seems to prove the
murder of Mrs. John Gray, who dis