The Penn's Grove record., 1895-11-22
NEWS THROUGHOUT
The COUNTRY.
North, East, West, South.

Tue ran IGlNeT Line stedIIIeT IuTltdL
was tloated and steamed to New Lon
don.
Fully 1000 invalids stood in line al
Denver to be cured by schlatter, the
alleged miraculous healer.
The Canadian cruiser Petrol arrested
four American fisherman off North
Bass Island, near Sandusky, o.
Investigation of a sewer contract at
Columbus, o., showed that the city
had been defrauded out of over
S42, 900.
George Kerr, motorman of a trolley
car at Aurora, ILL.,, was killed by his
car running away from him and crash
ing into a freight train.
The strike on the Great Northern
Railroad was formally declared off by
the American Railway Union branch
at DEVILS Lake, N. d.
DR.. Ashton T. Ford has been arrested
at st, Marks, Fla, for the murder OF
his uncle, W. j.. Ford, in Worth
County, Ga, last month.
Masked men broke up a Mormon
meeting at White Post, KY, and rode
two elders on rails into West Virginia,
warning them not to return.
Suing after 80 years silence, Mrs,
Joseph C, Devere, of New York, is de-
clared the legal wife of Minstrel Sam
Devere and is awarded alimony.
10 revenge himself for being put off
a train, ~17-year-old Ira Hallenbaugh,
of Anderson, Ind, spiked the track,
nearly w~recking a freight, and was
Jailed.
The death from dIphtheria of the
child of John Bennett and wife, of An
derson, Ind, who are faith curists,
was declared to be due to "criminal
neglect and they were arrested. 8
A deluge of rain broke the long
drought in New Mexico.
Headcheese caused an epidemic of
poisoning in Gloversville, N. Y, and
three people will die.
F. NJ. Hatch, the new Minister from
Hawaii, arrived at San Francisco on
his way to Washington.
Trial was begun at Carson, New,
of James Heney, accused of stealing
1913, 900 from the United States Mint.
A joint conference of "reform for
ces," looking to political union, has
been called for Chicago, March l
1896.
By a collision of freight trains at
Warwick, o., Conductor Charles
Ernst and Brakeman John Davis were
killed.
On the ground that he could not
dress well enough on $500, Rev. Joseph
Speers, of Brentwood, L. L., resigned
his p%astorate.
1t is thought the Colorado Springs
express robbers are A. j. Gray and
j. +. Stuart, notorious crooks and jail
breakers.
The 81 1000, 900 estate of Curtis E.
Robinson, of Chicago, is claimed
by Massachusetts relatives, who say he
left a wife in the Bay State.
A committee of Texans, appointed
by Governor Culberson, will appropriate
ly recognize the compliment paid the
State in naming a battleship after
it. 4
George w. Smith was inaugurated
as president of Colgate University.
Jumping into a cistern at Clinton,
N. Y, ex-Surrogate Joseph S. Avery
drowned himself.
Half a hundred warrants were
served at once on Whiting Qnd.)
saloon-keepers for violation of the
liquorla law.
The recently forfeited land of the
Sioux City and st. Paul Railroad in
Northwest Iowa will be thrown open to
settlers.
Refusal of his hand by a girl in the
German Village. at the Atlanta Fair,
led Joseph Aubrecht, a musician, tc
kill himself.
Sugar jobbers and dealers in Omaha
have been warned by the Sugar Trus'
not to handle the product from beet
sugar factories.
Alix Aubin and Joseph Lavallee
were killed at Woonsocket, r. l., by
the caving.in of an insufficiently
shored-up sewer trench.
Because his wife would not live with
him, z. II. Howard, of Dallas, Tex
took poison in coffee, drank whisky tt
get ''Well loaded" and died.
By the explosion of Stag in Michae
Dempsey's rolling mill, New York, thu
clothes of Anthony Miller and Franl
Alderman were set atire and they wer'
terribly burned.
The remains of Commander Osca
F. Heyerman, U. $. N, who com
manded the Kearsarge when she wen
on Roncador Reef, reached New York
on the Havel.
Half an hour after Mrs. Alexande
Ortlelb, of Dallas, Tex, was robbed o
5000 worth of diamonds IN the street
; Frank Brown and James Briggs wer
arrested with the property.
A despatch from Tampa, Florida
i saws: alt is told by a close friend o
Campcs, and it is understood by tn
powers that be in Havana, that tn
| Instruction will come to an immediat
end, for the reason that both Come
and Maceo, the leaders, have beel
bought by the Spanish Government
and, while the price has not been de
} liyered to the sellers, the money TO
them is now in Havana"
1t is reported in Madrid that Gen
+ eral Campos is about to introduce poll
teal reforms in Cuba.
The skeletons of IL aborigines wer
found in a cave Anderson, Ind.
Amherst College will send an ex
petition to Japan next year to vieY
the eclipse.
Fire in her room caused Mrs. Emmi
Brewer, colored, of New York, to los
, her reason.
, Chicago's City Hall, which was bull
on a marsh, is settling badly and tn