The Penn's Grove record., 1896-07-10
NEWS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY.
North, South, East, West.

starvation on the ranges of Arizona on
account of the lhCk of rain.
The striking machine printers of w.
B. Cokey h Co, of Chicago. Ill.,, have
been granted the Union rates by the
firm.
Mrs. Fleming, who was acquitted of
poisoning her mother, says she has de.
cided to marry Witness Ferdinand
Wilckes.
James Anderson, cClored. quarreled
with his wife at West Franklin, KY,
and she murdered him with an AK
while he slept.
A movement is on foot in the City OF
| Mexico to induce Minister Romero to
withdraw his resignation and remain at
Washington, d. q.
Consul General Lee states that the
recently published interview on public
questions attributed to him were entire
ly unauthorized.
Colonel Vision. the young Ohloan,
who organized a company to fight for
Cuban freedom, was killed in a Skin
Hllsu WIN Spanish troops.
The Canadian Government is urging
England to concur in awarding a con.
tract for the fast Atlantic steamship
service TO the Allan Line.
Editor c. /. Grower, of the Column
bus tGa.) Enqnirer-Sua, has purchased
the interest of L. NJ. Harris and will
continue the publication.
Sir Charles Topper in a recent report
t~estlties to the loyalty of young Cana.
dams ais shown by their desire to en-
list when war with the United States
was threatened. 3
About 1000 clothing finishers of New
York decided to strike again.
For assaulting a woman in Rails
county, Mo-, Cecil Wayland was
lynched.
Canada's new Ministry will try to
secure reciprocity with the United
States.
A long illness induced Henry Mont
gomery to hang himself in his cellar
New York city.
A gang of employees has robbed the
Chicago Il Alton Railroad Uf $l5, 600
through a conspiracy.
Newfoundland's financial report for
the fiscal year just ended has greatly
pleased the Government.
Buck and Sampson Burk and Lucky
Davis, three members of the Burk
gang, were hanged at Fort Smith,
Ark.
Despondent over lack of work,
James Connolly, at Fall River, Mass,
murdered his little child and then
killed himself.
After breaking his neck by falling
from a fifth-story window in New York
city, Matthew F. Rayas lived for sew
eral hours.
Major Halford, private secretary to
President Harrison, now paymaster of
the army at Denver, Col, fractured his
leg by falling from a bicycle.
During a quarrel over the mixed
school question near Guthrie, o. T., j.
II. Swain, a colored teacher, was shot
and XII led by School Director Arnold.
Frank shea and Thomas G. Glib
bons were fatally, and Chris Peacock
and Stephen Casey seriously burned by
an explosion of gas in Il manhole at
Chicago. 4
Rear Admiral ]. NJ. Clitz, U. S. N,
retired, is seriously ill with paralysis,
in New York city.
Residents of Winnipeg, Man, were
startled by the passage over that city of
an enormous balloon.
Nearly five inches of rain fell Oh
Wednesday at Odell, Neb., causing
great damage on the surrounding low
lands.
The San Francisco CALI Board of
Trade denies the right of the Federal
authorities to establish quarantine
regulations in San Francisco BAY.
Funeral services over the body of
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe we're held
at Hartford Conn. o
Archibald Barry. a missing bank
cashier of Raleigh, N. @, has been To-
Gated in a hospital at Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Henry Ingham, of Laporte,
Ind, has passed the l40th day of her
long fast, and has entered upon a pro-
longed sleep.
Edward PaIr and Miss Anna May
HelphIey were, married on the Fourth
OF July firework stand in Newark, o.,
in sight of 20, 900 persons.
Superintendent Wilson Cox, of Ken
nedy's saw mill, at Rardon, o., infiu.
enced by a premonition renamed away
from the mill and thereby escaped
death by an explosion.
Lewis Say, aged "a years, and his s.
year-old daughter, Frances, died at
Imperial, Allegheny county, Penna.,
from poisoning. They had eaten
toad stools in mistake for mushrooms.
Vancouver despatch says that high
water in the Frazer River undermined
the track between Agassiz and Hope
stations on the Canadian Pacific, and
when the esstbound freight without
warning struck the weak spot the train,
consisting of eight cars loaded with
tea and one with coal, was thrown
into the river, Brakeman Deering was
killed aud Fireman Coughlin and En-
glneer Gray injured.
Walter j. Pennypacker, of Rogers
ford, Penna was accidentally shot
and killed by Winfield Finkbirer, to
whose sister ne was engaged. The
shooting occurred at her home, in East
Vincent township, Chester county.
News has reached Toronto from
River Moisie, on the North Shor to
the effect that a party of hunters from
MOsse found the emains of seven In
dians-father, mother and five chill
dren-about 200 miles in the interior.
A few notes in the Maskouapi lang
uage, written by the squaw, showed
that the family had died of starva-
ton.