The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-30
NEWS THROUGHOUT
The COUNTRY.
North, South. East. West.

Militia ale still guarding the miners
at Leadyille, Col.
+, nr inches Of snow have fallen in
the Upper Peninsula, Mich.
Whisky packed in barrels OF sugar
has been struggled to Alaska.
Warden John 7. Fallon, OF the New
York Tombs, has been reinstated.
C. W. Willonghby, of Ahoskie, n.
G., fell under a train at Suffolk, Va,
and was killed.
Police Inspector Mclaughlin, of New
York. convicted of tsking brides, has
been granted a new trial.
Denver, Coils clone h~ighwayman'
has been caught and confesses to sew
eral murders. He is Albert IL.
Downen.
frederick S. Tenfield of New Haven,
Conn, shot and killed himself aboard
the Long Island Sound boat Richard
Peck.
A buggy containing Mrs. Peter Bill
and two children was struck by an en-
CINE ear Lebanon, N. H. and the
people seriously injured. 9
w. E. Flesh. under arrest in New
York OF suspicion of having slot his
father, was dismissed from custody.
Policeman Dietrich, OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, sho and verely wounded Herhert
Shannon, a burglar, who was attempt
ing to escape.
Hall a dozen bars in a cell at Sing
Sing Prison were found skilfully sawed
nearly in two, affording prisoners
means of escape.
The foundation wall of n recently
collal sed apartment mouse IN New
York city was found to be q mere shell
filled with mud and rubbish.
A memorial granite shaft, in honor
OF Connecticut soldiers who fell during
the war, was dedicated in the National
Cemetery, at Arlington, Va. 4
Judge Gaynor's appeal to Governor
Morton, in behalf Of John Y. McKane,
the convicted ballot-box suffer of
Coney Island, N. Y, will probably re-
suit in his pardon.
The West Side of New York city,
from F%ifty-ninth to One Hundred and
T~aeniy-iifth streets, 10 TO be supplied
with improved light and power by a
e electric company. 4
Jamaica has prohibited the importa-
ton of American cattle, fearing danger
Of disease.
The Bank of Cassville, at Cassv;lle,
Mo-, was blown open by burglars and
robbed of a large amount of vaiuahles.
While riding a wheel down Fifth
avenue, New York, Horace W. Chap
man fell from the saddle and died Of
heart disease.
Manager Creigler, OF the lumber
mills at Hager Station, Fla, was at
tackled by negroes, of whom he killed
two and wounded four.
"Doc" Tanner, a workman, and an
unknown man were burned to death in
a fire at the Whitmore-R Robinson china
works in Akron, o.
]. Lawrence Schoolcraft, CT Rich
mond, Va, has recovered $95, 900
worth of State bonds found in a trunk
at a hotel in Chicago, Ill. 5
The United States cruiser Raleigh
has arrived at Key West, Fla.
Mrs. Daniel Knowles, Of Sornerville,
Macs, hanged herself in her room
while mentally depressed.
James W. McNally, tine green goods
windler, is fatally Ill in the Joliet
Ill,) Prison, where he is serving a
hree.years' term.
William Steinway, of New York
city, has received a telegram from
Paderewski saying that he is enjoying
derfect health.
Miss Johanna Kugadt, an elderly
woman, was murdered at her home in
Brenham, Tex, and her brother, who
has fed. lie suspected.
The news published some months
ago that the American ship Patrician,
of New York, while Oh her way from
! New Castle, Australia, had beeu lost
with all on board was unfounded. !
The remains of ex-Speaker Crisp were
inferred at Americas, Georgia. A dis
tinguished party sccompanitd the body
on the journey from Atlanta.
Charles Hummel, aged so, was found
murdered on the street at Columbus,
Ohio,
A lamp explosion burned to death IN
bed George Lovett, II stableman, at De-
troit, Mich.
Law,on Parker, Of No 428 East FIT.
ty, trst street, New York, is the winner
of the Charter Parish scholarship over
20 artists.
The remains OF William Ramhusch,
the foreer, who committed suicide at
fredericksburg, Va, was buried at
Janeau, Wis.
The sum OF 81, 600, 600 has been
promised 10 the University OF CHlIfar-
mia by citizens If the regent raise
$500, 900. Senator Hearst's widow is
the principal donor,
The body of a man has been found
in the Menominee River, Michigan.
He is supposed to be a man named
Natteson, and it 10 believed that he WAS
murdered.
John B. Quinn, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was locked up in New York, in default
Of $40, 600 bail, charged with alien
ating the affections of Mrs. Benjamin
G. Senton.