The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
.jEUS Throughout
THE COUNTRY.
North. South. East, West.

near Rawlings, Mexico, have done
500, 900 damage.
The miners in several large Ohio
mines have accepted the reduction and
will go to work.
Private MctIugh fell from a balcony
In Fort Wadsworth, New York harbor,
and was killed,
Buford Oyerton was hanged at Har-
Ian Court House, Ky, for numbering
his wife and a peddler.
Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt will give
a Thanksgiving dinner to 800 newsboya
and messengers at Newport, r. ].
Captain Simon OKane, a destitute
claim agent of Milwaukee, Wis,
hanged himself in the woods near
WoOdside, Md.
W, L. Rambusch, president OF the
Citizens Bank Of Juneau, Wis, is
missing. The affairs of the bank are
said to be in excellent condition, but
his personal affairs are said to be tan.
gled.
A steam roller fell through a bridge
opening at Waterlown, N. V, and
killed Engineer Luther Smith,
Miss Ida Harris tainted in an ele-
vator at Columbus, O., and was crushed
to death against a passing floor.
Four fremen have been arrested at
Chicago, ILL.,, for setting fires to make
their business brisk and keep their
situations.
Edward Thatcher, a hotel waiter in
New York, is under arrest for stealing
valuabl articles and putting dummies
in iheir place.
Rev. F. S. Hipkin, who had re.
signed as rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Larchmont. n. Y, has mys-
teriUusly disappeared
John R, Wyatt, a convict in an Hi
nois prison, confessed having murd-
cred d. I. Gillian, six years ago, and
then hanged himself In his sell.
Ro' ert Gerard, of Mob e, O., has
filed a will endowing Mrs. Belle Dosn,
q widow, with whom he Ia smitten,
with an estate worth $40o, 900.
The belle of the Iudian Creek Ma
ton in Indian Territory will soon be-
come the bride of Van H. Manning, Of
the United States Geological Survey.
The ordinance to prohibit heavy
traffic on Fifth avenue, New York, be-
tween 8 and Z o'clock P. NJ, from
T%wenty-filth to Fifty-ninth streets, will
probably be passed. 4
Surgeon General Hamilton, Of the
Marine Hospital service at Chicago,
has resigned.
Frank Kennedy wa my steriously
murdered at Covipgton, KY and J
T. Canary is under arrest.
Morris ~Schoenholz, the convicted
fire bug, has confessed, duplicating
several persons under arrest in New
York city of arson.
The weavers in the Stephens mill,
at Fall River, Mass who have been on
strike against a reduction In wages
have returned to work,
During a political squabble at New
low, W. Va, Dow Hobbs shot and
killed Luke Triplett Aaron Brock
and John Shelton we're seriously
wounded.
While eoasting on a bicycle in r.
vington, n. Y, Miss Jennie Catlin, of
Washington, D. c., was thrown ove
an embankment, causing conclusion
of the brain.
Snow fell throughout St. Lawrence
County. n. Y, to the depth Of an
inch.
W l.. Porter, of Lima, Ohio, was
robbed by footpads on the street and
WIS found with his skull crushed, dy.
ing.
Harry Craddock, of Fall River,
Mass, shot his wife during a quarrel,
and then killed himself The woman
will recover
Dependent over the loss of money,
Mrs. p. B. Cansey, ~ years old, Of
Admission, Ala after attending her
daughters wedding, hanged herself.
Dir. P. S, Rhett, who was shot by
Er. Alfred Holt, in Natchez, is not
dead, as was reported, and the surgeons
think he will recover.
The New York police have arrested
three men, who recently held up the
treasurer and five other employees of
the Western Foundry Company and
robbed The safe Of $1,000.
At Hammond, La, during an en-
counter between Marshal Rhodes posse
and a gang Of gambling roughs Allen
Lanier was killed and John Johnson
and Marshal Rhodes wounded. l
The Ohio miners union has refused
to accept the reduction proposed by the
operators.
L. W. Yeomans, q druggist at Bell
vile, Ontario, Wa cremated in his
burning store.
DR.. T. S. Rhett, who vas shot by
DIR. Alfred Holt, at Natchez, Miss, is
recovering.
Richard Hayes and his sister Mary
were KILLED by an engine while cross.
ing a rail road track, near st. Mary's
Ont.
William Bennett, aged 81, a New
York art dealer, accidentally shot him
self while hunting, causing his death,
Mrs. Alvina Barnet, of Harlem,
New York, has sued Mrs, Betty Dovale
for s25, 900 damages, for talking about
one of Mrs. Barnet's boarders.
Barney B~randenburg, a trusted
Waterman Of the oiegon Railway Com,
pany, at Portland, Ore, has been rob-
bing the company OF $50, 900 in ali.
st. Clair Glover, of GAINESVILLE, Ga,
and his deaf mute brother killed their
grandmother, Mrs. F, Y. Glover, be.