The Penn's Grove record., 1897-06-04

dEIhlBucu pctOio OhltoV othtOS OOhAmAo
sioner Shields, In New YORK city, charged
with stealing several cannon from West
Point.
Little Whirlwind, the Cheyenne murderer
Of the herder near Lame Deer Agency,in
Montana. was arrested by Agent Stouch.
and 1t is believed that the trouble there is
at On end.
Four fires, three Of them believed to be
i~pcendiary. caused great alarm in Newport.
The silver Democrats of Kentucky held
their state Convention at Frankfort and in
dorsed the Chicago platform.
rhao,oro poosa,oit Aas,oto,. soorotorr
tha NJ go III onenad Nc NonnJ
War College In Newport. Ii. T., with an ad-
dress In which he appealed for a formidable
navy as the surest means of securing a per.
maneut peace.
caoroa uarTmon +ha 90, 80 ,,rmor; 4,
s%terlins, III. was murdered and burned
while Guarding his fathers pranary from
thieves "
uormon 80 ,ha erm ,uogmo, A,o~-
u a lni y, III Ean W.
cal vos sonrS shot IN bia osins The last
person to ses him alive was probably his
bookkeeper. Theodore A. Figie. THE theory
Of the nnlice seems 10 he that Of murder
although many Circumstances point 10
suicide.
Tho tor,,,, ~ ax-seora.orv uota Smith
=, AtIantn "a were saned }rom Seetl, h.
fire nv beinp awakened nv a dog.
c.n4at. u.n-, po,o- 80 49, P;,.b
rn.aS S.aar yn, 20 ra..
SNIapsaroon atIanta r. hanInr ra,ahaS
the age Of sixtv-four. formerly retired from
active service in the army. He left at once
for Nashville. Tenn. where he will have
charge of the Chilean exhibit at the Expo
sition.
The steamer Alliance. which arrived MT
New York CITY from Colon. Is detained at
Quarantine for disinfection. She had vel
low fever on board during the VOYAGE. and
a yellow fever patient was taken from the
ship.
ma poorao, AIdormo, h., q vo+a =, Oh
! y ,aSoaa y tnatr,'at 20. ~ SounsSi
9 % ha. ~ an,.s ~ os.nphiish NJ vnsn
Sit,,,s , r Jhvts n n tha s;yth ond Ftsbth ovaun
railroad lines.
cona,aID.n,., pn.o,o, ..od o;,.r o,.ht
,ears 1 natixa o. Msssa chSsetts craJnste
of the West Point class Of 1880 and n Con.
federate veteran OF the Civil War. died al
Fredericksburg Va. General Ruggles was
born In Bernie, Mass, In 1910.
The Police Department had its annual
narade In New York CITY. and was re.
viewed by Mayor strong from the stand at
the Worth Monument. Theirs were nearly
5000 men In line, and Inspector McLaugh-
lin vas loudly cheered by the crowds Of
spectators.
The annual conyocation of the Grand
Lodge Of Masnns of New York State wns
opened in the Masonic Temple. New York
CITY.
Tho Forest Preserve Board has bought
250 600 acres of Adirondack land for fho
New York state Park at Al 20 an acre.
Tha ,ots, ann,nar.arv :, \ .dmiss,o, ~
ranoIs = .t AZ " 'no ~
atnin as,ab .n ae I'm Tan W. %PP rop
a. a. MaahniiIa The nrnaramma hpoan
a 10 . Massanasa.ti n snn;nnI nestn
W. W. h !" ttaiinns ~ thaN atiopai Gnard oaoor,,
inc Governor Tavior Governor Russell Of
North Carolina. Governor Nc.
Sweeny. Of south Carolina and their staffs
and other invited guests to the Exposition
grounds. The narade was Witnessed nv
Thousands of neonle'
nosrolu !. NC ntosluenS vi y Id d9t..
apio tes aniea SJh Ia nem a"A o's'
- ,ae.s. yr.,A...
- n ~ on5 ia Caut.aI 49, $50 ap
son ~. O., = oen'iai' WESTERN an"
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Nnne adDh y
We wa 20 ooP.uiIou n eM nne soush "
annhn,,haod, IT, nannNa.s was 49,
xnr M a. Uu DaaonasS Mss anou. 70
STAR ior oupa WIN meh anu muhi'ions "
wel'
Kansas Will produce over 40,oOo,O0O bush
els OF wheat this year. From every section
OF the state the most nattering reports arc
received. Many fields are ready for har-
vest in the southern section, where the croV
Is six feet high.
John Flanagan in the New Jersey athle.
lie games broke the hammer-throwing rec