The Penn's Grove record., 1896-08-07
NEWS THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY,
North, South, East, West.

@FOSA
ington, D. c., died in a swimming
pool at Glenwood Springs, Col.
A mob that had gathered at Omaha,
Neb., to lynch Mrs. Anna Sopher, a
murderess, was dispersed by the
Sheriff.
Orlie Brown and Samuel Miller were
killed and G. E. Clark fatally injured
by the explosion of a boiler near To
ledo, ..
One hundred of the strikers Mt the
Brown Hoist w, rks, Cleveland, o.,
have returned to work, and others are
appealing 10 be taken back.
James Byers, agent for the Vandalia
Railroad and Adams Express Company
at Frankfort, Ind, who was short in
his accounts, killed himself.
Because of the new law prohibiting
tie importation into Colombia of
foreign silver all business exchange
between that country and Costa RIGA
hes became p%aralyzed. )
A census of physicians in New York
City is being taken by the police to
prevent illegal practicing.
Bartholomew Green, colored. was
hanged in the Jail at jackson, Tenn,
for the murder of Miles P. Mitchell.
The hot weather in Montreal is hav-
ing a bad effect on the health of Car
dinal Taschereau, and he is very low.
The ]. B. Hoyt estate, at Stamford,
Conn, involving 81, 900, 900, after be-
ing in the Courts seven years, is to be
settled.
Charles Corey and Miss Kate Fell
mann. both of Boston, Mass, we're
drowntd in the river above Niagara
Falls.
Henry d. Lyons quarreled with his
wife at Point Pleasant, w. Va, and
shot her dead. He will be lynched if
caught. 4
Jesse Wilson, at Massillon, o., cut
the throat of his bride of three weeks.
She will die.
J. L. Barden, a travelling man of
Detroit, Mich, was killed by light
nIng 10 East Webster, N. Y.
Frank Wollweber, a New York burg
lar, refused to hanlt when ordered by
a policeman, and was shot and killed.
Twenty-three heat victims are re-
ported at GAINESVILLE, Tenn. The same
number is rel orted from Louisville,
Ky.
Jonathan Bowser, of Williamsport,
Md, who had been ~speechless for sew
enteen years, from paralysis, has re-
covered his voice.
S. D. Worden, the railroad striker,
who wrecked a bridge at Sacramento,
Cal, two years ago, has been convicted
Of murder and sentenced to death,
The fishing schooner Blue Jay, of
Gloucester, Mass, went ashore in a
fog near Point Judith and will be a
total loss. The crew of eight men were
rescued.
The Hamburg. American Line steam
er Patria was in collision in New York
Bay with the schooner NJ. A. Wiley,
smashing the steamers lifeboats and
carrying away the schooner's bowsprit.
The United States torpedo boat
Cushing has Joined Admiral Bunce's
fleet at New York. The triple-screw
Columbia, which left Boston. having
in tow the monitor Passaic, to be
loaned to the Georgia Naval Militia,
has arrived at Brunswick.
Moran Brothers Shipbuiiding Com
pany that the United States
Revenue cutter Golden Gate, being
built in Seattle, Wash, will be ready
to turn over to the Government within
ten weeks. Torpedo boat No. 8, also
being constructed by the Morans, is
about half finished. D
A. w. Clark, of Dallas, was assaulted
in his store by two burglars and fatal
ly injured.
After an absence of thirty years John
Burns, a sailor, has returned to Den
yer, Col, and laid claim to valuable
property.
Miss Maud Riggs, a fair cyclist of
is, of Middletown, N. ", has won
fame for bravery by rescuing a boy
from drowning,
Miss Della McGrenn, a hotel house
keeper, who died at Providence, r. l.,
left a fortune of $25, 900 slowed away
in an old wire hustle.
Samuel McCullis, a desperate char
acter, who tried to kill C. Lester. of
Millen, Ca, was taken from Jail and
shot to death by a mob.
In the cross divorce suit of Lewis b.
Elsmere and Minnie Elsmere, of New
York city, a judge at Perry, o. T., gave
DEGREES to both contestants.
-Ten.year-old Joseph Arnold saved his
little sister from death in New York
city by releasing her neck from a swing
in which she was entangled.
Isadore Motley and "Billy" Hunter,
negroes, who attempted to assassinate
c. d, Hunter, of Dallas county, Ala,
were taken from Jail at Selma by
masked men and lynched.
Frank Tierney, who has been found
guilty of murder in the first degree in
Sandusky, o., for the killing of Frank
Heipman, of New York, will be the
first criminal to die in the electric.
chair in Ono,
On the ground that his friends
frightened him into ~consenting to the
appointment of a guardian, Henry
Reinhart, n of the wealthiest resi-
dents of Sioux City, Ia, applied for an
order of Court authorizing him to re
sumo the management of his property.
The Diamond Match Company, of
Detroit, Mich. has has been enioined
by Judge Donovan from interference
with the business of the Improved
Match Company of the same city, un-
til the latter's suit for damages against
the Diamond Company is decided. l