The Penn's Grove record., 1896-01-24
NEWS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
North. Bart. West. South.

that was stolen from her nine years
ago.
John Neill, an employee at q packing
house in Chicago, H., was fatally
scalded by falling into . caldron OF
boiling oil.
Ex-Judge Lyman Trumbull declares
he is wholly out Of politics, and has no
idea Of being the Populist nominee for
President.
A bill has been introduced in the
New York Legislature to regulate the
business Of foreign insurance com
panies in that State.
A special Grand Jury at Chicago, ILL.,,
10 to investigate charges of accepting
brides made against members Of the
Grand Jury for the December term.
A New York will contest has dis
closed that the late Congressman Has
kins left several million dollars to his
son, and only a $500 annuity to his
widow.
E. w. Agnew, president Of the First
National Bank, Of Ocala, Fla, coveted
of embezzlement, has been sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Pawnee Chief, Crazy Horse,
painted his brother with patent "bullet
proof medicine and then shot at him
with . rife, with the result that the
man 10 dead. 3
Bill Doolin, the Oklahoma outlaw,
has been captured at Eureka Springs,
Ark.
A special session of the Wisconsin
Legislature has been called to make a
Legislative reapportionment.
No trace has been discovered Of the
three men cast adrift on an ice-floe in
Lake Erie, and they are believed to
have persisted.
The report of al earthquake and
serious loss of life in the State OF Jalis.
co, Mexico, proves to have no foun.
dalton In fact. 4
It is said that but three Kentucky
Senators ride on railroad passes.
One thousand Of the Morris Coal
Company's MINERS, at Columbus, o.,
are on strike.
The shortage of Albert Wade, seq
ond assistant cashier Of the First Ma.
tional Bank, Of Mt. Vernon, Ind, is
said to be $54 ,000.
Howard D. Newton, former profess
sor OF Greek and Latin In Harvard
University, has been adJudged insane
in Chicago, ILL.,, and sent to an asy-
lum. .
CALVIN B. Durham, a member of the
Court House Commission, of Troy, N.
Y, ended his life with q pistol shot.
Martha Monroe, Of Callicoon, N. y.
mistook her brother for . burglar and
shattered his arm with a pistol shot.
Samuel H. Ranck, a Fulton County
(Pa.) farmer was kicked to death by a
horse he was driving near Hagerstown.
Md.
Miss Margaret DENY, Of West
Eighteenth street, New York, picked
up on the street, 9 package containing
q diamond bracelet and pin worth
1880 and pawnef them for $8. No
owner has yet appeared.
Miss Clara barton, rresident OF tne
Red Gross, with her associates, will
sail for Turkey within q few days, not.
withstandiug the report that they will
not be permitted to discharge their
eharitahla trust.
Senator Allison y confined to hii
home 10 aIuaue Dy sessls colu
con.lAS.su 49, NJ Me;nas $.
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The Crescent rios mills. in New Or
leans we're burned loss Sl0O.O 00.
,s.sanoer tFiin on the Harlan
hrsaob y, Inc New YORK New Haven
! and Hartford Railroad ran into part Of
4 freight train near Van Nest Station
\ Charies Gilbert. Il fireman. was killed
An earthquaksS oilowed by q ter
nm wind' oosurfeu
A gang of eight bandits attempted tc
"hold up" the town OF Cedar City,
Missouri, Their leader was shot and
killed, five were arrested and two es'
capped. OF the fiye prisoners four prove
to be the train robbers who held up q
Missouri Pacific tfsin me robbed the
crew OF sooo ana nVe soiu Watches.
Az q result Of . light over a game OF
cards at Dingess, west Virginia. George
W. Weatherholt iand Sharon R. Full
Ter. negroes ane Frank Stewart white
were fatally shot,
The United States Grand Jury at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, has returned
indictments agalrs. James ADDISON 2
Peralta-R eaVls, wGo'e c;alm % = W.
600 acres Of land ,s .,a Arizona sdIss and and New lew