The Penn's Grove record., 1896-02-21
NEWS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
North. East. West. South.

"oos aa"ss Va ihS shNor party.
Theodore Dnrrant, the San Fran
cisco (Cal. } murderer, has been granite,
q respite ct 10 days to prepare a bill o
exceptions.
Maggie Henderson, who was as
saultsd by q hired convict in Georgia
has sued his employers in Atlanta, Ga.
for s100, 600 damages.
Jacob Hurth, Of 81. Louis, NO., Ma
tional Lecturer Of the B'nai Birth. il
At Little Rock. Ark, suffering from
severe injuries received in q railroad
accident.
Charles Rich and Emma Clark wer,
convicted of murder in the second de
gree at Knoxville, Tenn, for killing
Thomas Breen, but the verdict in tn,
latter case was set aside.
My Vinton, of Chicago, ILL.,, se
fire 10 her clothing and was burned Il
death.
Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania, hal
consented TO permit his name 10 60 be
fore the National Republican Conven
ton at 81. Louis. He 10 now in the
hands of his friends. He declined t.
be intervie we'd.
Twelve inches OF snow has fallen in
Northern Illinois and Iowa.
Eugene v. Debs is in Atlanta, Ga.
trying to increase the membership o.
the American Railway Union.
Sol Palmer, one CT a Sheriff's poss,
In Blount county, Ala, shot ant
killed a negro burglar who had refused
to surrender.
Another application for the pardon
Of John Y. McKane, the Gravesend,
N. Y, ex-boss, has been filed with
Governor Morton.
Judge Vail, of Decatur, ILL.,, has de.
nounced the mob who hanged Gram
Atterbury, at Sullivan, ILL.,, as a band
of murderers.
A despatch from Irkutsk, Siberia,
says DR.. Nansen, the Arctic explorer,
has reached the North Pole, where he
found land, and that he is now on his
way back.
Efhe Baker, a 1~6-year-old schoo
girl, of Chicago, ILL.,, eloped with &
youth of 10. but reIsnted in an houi
and has sued for divorce.
Angus D. Gilbert, convicted of the
murder Of Alice Sterling at Boston,
Mass, has been adjudged sane by Off
cial experts and will probably be
hanged.
Heisner & Co., shirt manufacturer
of New York, have been robbed o.
$4,000 worth Of goods by burglars, two
of whom now under arrest proved tt
be boys.
DR.. A. C. Hicks. who vas with How
ard Cranston Potter on the trip which
ended fatally in San Francisco, Cal.
believes he fell from the cliff in tbs
darkness and was drowned.
William r. Piper, once a noted law
yer, who defeated General Sherman il
the only law case the General evel
tried. but whose career has been ruined
by drink, was killed by a railroad trair
near Leavenworth. Kan.
Alexander Benoit is on his way from
louisiana to contest Congressman
Boater's seat.
Gertrude Charlotte Pianka was mu
tilated by a feroelous lion she was ex
hibiting in u museum in Minneapolis
MINI.
Herman Bielmann has been ar
rested in Mexico on the charge of rob
biDg a business house of Hamburg
Germany, of $4,000.
A. T. Cronkite, of Winnebagt
County, Kan, is a claimant for thu
Cropkits millions, said to be awaitint
distribution in Holland.
Beatrice Plummer, q servant en-
ployed in q New York apartment
house, fell from a sixth floor and es
capped without a broken bone.
Mrs. Mary Hyde, Of Syracuse. N
Y, was robbed of $4,000 worth Of jew
elry and sl75 while in a sleeping ca
on her way to Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Abbie Gay, "a years old, o
Bridgeport, Conn, swallowed a pin
which q surgeon recovered by making
an inoision IN her throat.
A heavy guard has been places
around the Oswego County, (Kan.l jai
to prevent the ~lynching of Marion As
bell. who is charged with numbering
his wife.
The offer of the Mexican Govern
ment to send its Minister at Washing
ton, d. c., to London to aid in effect
ing q reconciliation on Venezuelan
issues has been decided by Secretary
olney to be impracticable at present.
A Coroner's jurys verdict at Cleve'
land, o., holds the Canton Wrough
Iron Bridge Company, of Canton, o.
criminally responsible for the COLLAPSE
! of the Akron, Bedford and CLEVELAND
railway bridge acros Tinker's Creek
which fell about a month ago ant
killed to man.
New York has passed a retaliator.
insurance act to apply to foreigr
countries.
Ex-President Harrison has refused
to be chosen a dslegate-at-lsrge TO ST
Louis.
James Walden, a noted safe-cracker
was arrested at Baltimore.
The Wilson Line steamer Galile'
has arrived at Boston with the steame
Oceanic in tow.
Mrs. Potter Palmer refuses to ad
dress her Worlds Fair report to Presi
dent 7. w. Palmer.
Two tramps laid down to sleep OIL
the warm cinders of q Chattanooga
rolling mill aud being overcome will
the gas were cremated.
After being reAtted the Unitet