The Penn's Grove record., 1897-08-27

Prince Luigi, of Savoy, and his party OF
Italians reached the summit OF Mount st.
Elias July 81, ut 10 o'clock moor. The alti-
tude Indicated bythe mercurlal barometer
Is IS, 100 feet. 1t Is the most successful ex-
petition ever undertaken. The party was
hfty-one days on snow and Ice without
sickness or accidents.
Mary Kyle Dallas, the well-known poet
authoress, expired at her home In New York
City OF heart failure. She was about sixty
years of age.
Reports received at Little Rock, Ark, In
dictate that six of the colored men impli-
Gated In the murder OF johnson aud the
assault on Hanley In Cleburne County have
been lynched. Eight Iynchings' occurred
In the State in four days.
GAP Hankins, a Chicago gambler, was
killed by the collapse of his folding-hed.
Commander Booth Tucker returned from
Europe with the assent OF General Booth
to go ahead with his colonization schemes
In the Southwest.
Jacob Barber, a child OF four years, was
shot through the heart near the village OF
Langford, N. Y. His mother Is thought to
have done the deed and is believedto bein-
sane. TIL mother was not arrested, but is
being watched. 1t is said her actions have
been strange for some time.
The Western Passenger Association re-
fused to make special rates for New York
buyers.
Former Judge Dillon announced that he
would urge the Gould family to criminally
prosecute the conspirntor5 who, using Mrs.
Angel as a dupe, plotted to obtain q share
OF the late multi-millionaire's fortune,
The question Of applying the new jury
law in the trial Of Adolph l.. Luetgert in
Chicago was settled by the prosecution ae-
quiescing In the objections of the defence.
In Brooklyn Mrs. otiliia King. n former
actress, OF Vienna, shot herself after an un-
successful attempt to kill Placida Saitto.
G.. NJ. D. Legg's large poultry house at
Tuscola, ILL.,, was destroyed by an incendi-
airy fire, and Robert Lathrom's body was
foundi In the ruins,
The Seattle (wash.9 authorities COM
PEELED the overloaded Alaska schooner
Moonlight to carry less freight.
Atrain in the coal city branch OF the Al
ton road was ditched near Branchyille,
Iowa. The wreck is believed to be the
work Of striking miners. The engineer and
bremen were killed.
A sudden and heavy rainfall caused great
damage by floods in New York City and
Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. l.. Scruggs, wife OF the ex-
Minister to Venezuela, who was injured on
August IA by falling from a train, died at
Atlanta, Ga.
The Futurity Stakes. the -vreet raI f
the Coney Island syCiuY's RAJ -.
ing. was won by ~ruJmpson Brothers' nlly
LiAlouette. The track was muddy and the
time, although good. was not fast,
Fire almost destroyed Aiva, 0flYhoma.
The loss Is $50. 600. The town bar 100 pop
ulation. The town Is new, b ling only
been built fou years, and the wpfole busi-
ness portion consisted Of wool Pm struc-
lures.
A boiler exploded in W. II. tffalliday's
brickyard at Cairo, Ill. Riley Beadiey, the
engineer; Gideon Kicks, O mo tlder, and
Henry Schiller, a temperer, wer Instantly
killed. Eight other men were baby scalded
or otherwise injured. The inI Jed are all
colored except Schiller.
The trial Of Adolph L. LIZ sgert, the
sausage-maker, for the alleged murder OF
his wife, began at Chicago.
Tho full-blooded Cherokees threaten yIo-
lence II their tribal governmdQt be abol-
ished.
Cotton mills in Fall River, lowell, Mat
chester and other New EngiaINl centers re-
sumed operations.
W. X. v~anderbiIt's estate att Islip, Long
Island, has been assessed ttis year for
$3.50, 900, al increase Of 200 I'm cent over
last year. The owner has 81 fred o pro-
test. and the small taxpayerA v the place
object to q reduction. g.
Ex-Poiice Captain Nathani Mills was
Instantly killed in q runaway New York
City, a Fire Department team 1 hing him
against an elevated railway PIN T on Co
lumbus avenue.
The Davis will case of Butt Montana,
has Keen settled after seven YET Of litiga-
ton, under which the estatd hrank In
value 81, 000. 900.
A. policeman, Charles Hemdv ger. sur
prised burglars in the baseme} OF Isaac
Harter 4 Sons savings bank n Canton,
Ohio. The burglars lookout Oh ened fire
on the officer, and the latter hot one OF
the men who had been In the ceNlar. The
burglar died at the hospital lateH r. without
revealing his identity. The huge lars had a
big lot OF tools and explosives n fhe cellar,
and were, no doubt, profea4i5hN
Now York Anarchists havere5s bed coun-
sci to prevent the exclusion Yir fellows
coming here from Europe. hntS
California papers sayied Anle States
dried apricot crop this VI Npll 1000
cars.
William W. Lawrence Rs changer,
ousiy wounded Judge SeqS 1dstock,
VT, the crime being tfoltyY domes-
tic difficulty between by and his
wife, which had come u lge Sea-
yer for decision.