The Penn's Grove record., 1897-10-15
Domestic.

Judge Showalter in Chicago gave a de-
cision to the effect that the makers OF n
certain line Of goods, In a certain place, do
not rave the right Of a trademark to the
name OF that place. This decision Is of
general interest to milling people, and es-
peeially to those of Minneapolis.
The organization Of the greatest combi-
nation of window glass makers ever formed
in this country was completed ut Camden,
N. J. Pittsburg was chosen as the general
selling agency.
At a boxing bout, for the benefit Of yell
Tow fever sufferers, In New 0rleans, La,
Jack Cummings was fatally injured, and
died next morning. Walter Griffin, who
fought against him, Is under arrest.
Fifteen men. including strikers and MEM
bers of q brass band, were arrested at
Sandy Creek, Penn, by Deputy Sheriffs OF
the De Armitt mines for marching on the
public road. They were taken to Pittsburg
for n hearing.
Charles W. Dayton accepted the nomina-
ton for Comptroller Of Greater New York
on the Henry George ticket. Fairchild
will remain OF the Citizens Union ticket.
Two women were drowned in the Never
sink River, in Sullivan County, New York.
The fifteenth conference Of friends of tho
Indian was held at Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
Railroad traffic in Texas was almost en-
tirely suspended on account of tho yellow
fever scare.
Philadelphia authorities barred Victor
Hugo's "Les Miserables" as q textbook for
bigh-sehool girls.
The Western Carolina Bank OF Asheville,
l.. c., failed to open Its doors.
The teamer City OF Topeka arrived at
Seattle, Wash, bringing miners returning
from the Klondike region and $500, 900 In
49, E0n amos N nv rTTTfefsBW
kiondiEes1 ssg miners say 1Ais
Of tbe,ns mas been undarestimn,a19 OF the
| lar onan piaces the valde Of thu cIa and one
opened at $50, 200, 900. : ciaims thus
as heizelberg shot and k,,,o.
cutting Hfs fHtS Ssps Z 29sasGsl 9 H@eizeibsFs
will recover.
The largest cattle deal made In Texas
since the boom days OF fifteen yeas ago was
arranged at San Antonio, Ike It. Pryor,
selling to Winfield Scott. OF Fort Worth,
$1,000 head of cattle Of all classes for SIS
per head, fall delivery. Other big sales are
pending.
Former Governor Boles, OF Iowa, In n
letter said the Chicago platform had had its
day in the tribunal OF last resort"
The Treasury statement OF domestic ex-
ports in September shows that th9 ship
ment of breadstuffs exceeded that & Sep
TENDER, 1896. by 100 per cent.
Over 81, $50, 900 OF the school fund money
OF Chicago has vanished, and the account
has been overdrawn tostssY amol,
$117, 900. This Is the startling state
fairs that confronts the Board OLE
tion, according to the story OF ono
employees.
Detective William Moore, who is susT
of the murder OF his wife, was arraigI
New York City inc was afterward
before Coroner Fitzpatrick while thee
against him was examined. He was
mitted to the Tombs by tho Cor
Much OF the testimony was directly al
him.
The New Bedford (Mass.) semi-ce
NAL celebration occurred. All OF the
lie buildings were covered with d
lions, and many business houses ar
dences were masses OF color.
A forty-eight-inch water main
Forty-elghth street and Madison
and flooded tho neighborhood ii
blocks, It Is estimated that the
will reach $4,000. The accidf
caused by the heavy blasting OF
ing the construction of the new
the avenue.
A severe frost in the Lake Keulj fin
grape region ruined hundreds OIL stIib~
grapes. The loss will be several tt.
Of dollars.
The citizens of Benton County, ~rkansas,
have organized an anti-horse st hling as
ISOLATION as a protection aga kst horse
thieves from the Indian Terrific y. Frank
Hovcrton Is President and the he -qdquarters
OF the organization arc at Bloom eld. The
members take an ironclad oath Ito punish
horse stealing with death.
Former Queen Liliuokalani OF Hawaii has
been offered $4,000 to preside oyer a carni-
val at Wichita, Kan, for three days IN 1893.
The invitation was extended Through DR..
Martin. formerly of Wichita. who was tho
Queens physician at HonoluluI
The American flag was drapetd with Grape
and government by injunctionl denounced
by labor organizations in Lynn, Mass,
where a clergyman preached a~ifuneral SER
mon for the twenty-four men shot down at
Lattlmer. Penn.
Mrs. Charlotte Lsclair, OF Westerly. R.
l., died at the age of 103 years and six
months. Five generations OF her descend
ants are living.