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FATAL EXPLOSIONS.
KILLED BY BURSTING SHELLS IN CAIRO.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND OTHERS WOUNDED
THE STATION BURNED-sToREs DESTROYED


TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION
MANY PERSONS KILLED AND OTHERS WOUNDED
THE STATION BURNED-sToREs DESTROYED.
CAIRO, Sept. 28-i35 p. m.-An ammunition
wagon has exploded near the Cairo Railway station.
The explosions still continue. Arabs and Euro
peans are fleeing from the scene Thirty persons
are reported 10 have been killed
Neutrality-suspicious. of shells still continue at in
tervas of less than half minute. The railway
station is now in flames.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Daily Ttlegrdphs dispatch
from Cairo says: train from Bena-el-Asal
had arrived with the Goth Rifles
when an ammunition wagon in the station eX-
poded killing doctor. who was in the train with
invads, and some men, the number OF whom
is unknown. The tram was lgnted and the fire
spread to the railroad station, which was quickly
burned. The flames next reached the commssariat
depot adjoining, and thence extended to some OF our
magazines, which exploded.
Ii was impossible to prevent the reserve ammuni
tion from being destroyed.
Later news shows that the train with the Goth
Rifles arrived just another was starting Tor
Alexandra with trucks containing Ammunition
The shells on one of the trucks exploded, scattering
shells all over the station and demolishlng the
end carriages of the Bena-c-Asal train i'll which
were a number or invalids. 1t is feared
that some soldiers and natives are
buried among the debris. The Duke
of Connaught and the Duke of Teck with their
staifs are OH the spot Engines are going forward
but the fire has spread rapidly that 1t Is hopeless
to expect that anything of consequence Will be
saved. A truck with 300 rounds of ammunition has
not yet exploded rendering an approach perilous-
The whole of the commissariat stores, the main
ordnance stores the greater part of the forage. all
the hospital ncccssarics aud large quantity OF
clothing were destroyed. The loss is estimated at
f1OOOO0.
dispatch from Cairo to The D0ily Ne'cs says
Ii Is reported that three of the Rifles were Killed
and six were wounded by the explosion
some OF the Army Service Corps were
also wounded. and several natives were killed. l
passed number, of the inhabitants rushing about,
c. rryIng children, money aud other portable articles
under the lmpr, ssou that Cairo had been surprised
by new enemy. 1t Is supposed that the explosion
was caused by sparks from passing tram.
A dispatch to The Times from Cairo says:
major of the Marines aud private were wounded
and an Arab was killed by the explosion; There
may be many more victims, but these are all have
yct seen The Indian troops Will return 10 lhdla
Immediately after the review. General Olselcy
has recovered"
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Institute. Jersey City. last night E1-Mayor Henry j.
Hopper presided and more men than at the meet
ing were appointed vice-presidents and secretaries
The boom element eliminated from the aiair oy
n letter from Mr. Hardenbergh absolutely declining 10
be q candidate or to accept nomination As the haIl
had been hired a band Of music engaged and some OF
the advertised speakers present. the managers OF
the af ir thought that something ought TO be DONE so
proceeded carry the minor object OF the meet
ing which denounce the corruption which Is e1-
pected prevail in the coming Democratic Convention
Edward f. Mcdonald, the first speaker, did not conhne
hs remarks the expected corruption OF the coming
con veufion. He announced his unaterable decrnlna
ton never again vote for a candidate WHO bohSht Ills
nomination or obtained IL by any corrupt means
WiI1aro ID Daty fnIoVed Mr. Mcdonald III the
strain The audience, which was lar2ely composed OF
professional delegates did not TO he in accord with
The speakers and they manifested their disapproval OF
such doctrines by leaving the hail. 50 that wnen the
ext sneaker was introduced there was scarcely any
body to listen to him. The meeting adjourned very
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THE COUNTY CLERKSHIP.

In view of the approaching nominations for the
local offices to be voted for this fall, there Is much
excitement among the politicians and the canm-
dates for the various positions william A. butter
the present County Clerk. has been cordially recon-
mended for the support of all the parties by Judges
Davis. Van Worst Larrcmore, Potter and Donohue
of the Supreme Court Bench. He has also received
Il letter from Judge Arnoux, of the Superior Court
Bench. especially asking for Mr.. Buffers renomna-
ton on account of the remarkable administrative
ability that he has shown during hls present te m
OF office. Letters too, have poured IN upon MT
Butler during the last few days, slgned by pfoml-
ueut members of the New-l ork bar and by mer-
chants and bankers representing capital "i
5000, 900 900 all approving his administration ana
calling for his election for another term as county
Clerk
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WORK OF The STATE COMMITTEES.

Nothing of Importance was done at the rooms OF
the Republican State Commtte at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, yesterday. During he day few poI'tl-
clans called. bnt they only remained long enough
70 tell few stories Of campaigns Of the past, and to
crack Jokes at the expense of some unfortunate can
dilate. 1t was expected that Z. Vi. Johnson one Of
the secretaries Of the committee, would arrive yes
erday He lid not come. but Two or three % the clerks
who have served through many campaigns arrived,
bringing with them boxes of books and papers and
copies OF documents that may he needed In the al-
ternoon General Sharpe arrived at the rooms. and
then went over to the Hoffman House and had a
long conference with judge Folgcr meeting viii
pronably be held to-day or tomorrow, at when "a
definite plan oil action Will be lad out. Iheh the
work will begin IN earnest
Al the Park Avenue Hotel, where the Democratic
State Committee have secured headquarters, every
thing WAS quiet, Five rooms on the first noor IN
the southeast corner have been engaged. They
were not open yesterday as there was no one TO-
use them. /; was sad hat the committee would
come together on Sat urday or Monday, when the
campaign work would be arranged.
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INSANE M1YS TERRIBLE LEAP.

RrcuMoND. Ind, Sept 2s.-For two or three
months Geor-e Arpcz a grandson OF the late Bishop
Acs and clerk of tie Committee Elections at
Washinrton ha, been at the Grand Hotel. He LEFT
Washington for hi4 home In Indianapolis where his
sister is state Librarian, but became insane ON the way
and stopped here without any apparent rcason lie has
bccu closely watched since his arrival here For the
last o days he has kcp himself locked in his room ana
has t.kcn mo- food To-day was arranged 10 send him
to a uri,atc asv,nm IN Cincinnati While the landlord
and a pnrfer were m h- this evening preparing
Inn for fhe Journey he dashed past them and sprang
from a third hoor window, al-htiug head iis on ne
col I,-touc- ~ an alley TIE chances for his recovery
arc very doubtful lie is nephew OF Senator Booth or
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HIGH TIDE on THE JERSEY cO4SE

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 2S.-The tide was
hgherths morning along this section Of the coast than
it has been in five years T. swept nearly TO the top OF
the bluff along Ocean-ave The surf tore out about
fifteen feet Of the bukhead on the Mansion House prop-
crtv which was I0osanci by the heavy storm o a-t
sprifg letting norton ~ the bluff down INT" the Wal
Tho blum opposite the Howard Hotel was also SEn'iy
damaged At Ocean Grove the water ran over the oI"
promenade walk. along the ocean front ana irIifI
great The beach. At Asbury Park the de aiSo
ran over the walk hut n was damaged. The track
Of the Eer-.Tcrsry Southern Railway. netr the Hg !.
lands covered with sand this morning 10 adeptn o
over two feet The beach between Long Dfahcn anu
Sandy Hook was badly cut M by the surf
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TIE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

Judge Folger becomes every day more inaccessible
to callers When he is in the corridor Of the lloil-
man House he Is very cordial to those who speak to
him. but when he once gets into his room he IS safe
from annoyance from all callers, for whether he -
IN Tie hotel out OF t. the answer Of the clerks
is that he is not in. Yesterday he several of the
Republican leaders and talked over the situation
with them lie looks tired and his friends say mat
he is not at all well. He attended To some private
busnes. Yesterday, If ne can finish the, ~ well as
decide upon a few matters OF public interest, 1t
was saId that he would leave the city to-day.
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CRIMES And clsU4LrTS-BY TELEGRAPH
nonY FouNDIN A MARSH.

BODY FOUND ~ A MARSH.
BOsTON. Sent 2S.-Ihls morning the BODY or y
about hty years Of was found In f marsh at Gam
bridgeport II Is supposed 10 Dee that Of Arin Josol no
issOute habits AID who has been missing or several
days.
STONECUTTER SHOT.
WATERBURY,, Conn. sept 2S.-Natthe~ arreil a
st0necutter p.oyed IN Naugatuck hai Iair' me- ~
entering the breast bone. The wound VIII probaOy
prove fatal
SUICIDE OF MANUFAcTU RER
WORCESTER. ilas,.. Sept. 2S-John &. Bryant. a
partner in pail manUiacurns hrm Of A. Bancroft 20,
at Gardner committed suicide yeseriay III health aud de-
preston arc the assigned the act he was not IN
MURDERED THROUGH WHIsKEY.
CKOWHEGAN Me-, sept. 2S.-On Sunday nlght
william Mcdonald Of Moose River. and James Henderson OK
-. t,-,fd sn ar,iv no died
day night Henderson arrested
KILLED BY RAILWAY TRAIN
WNRTFORD. Conn SEPT. 2S.-A earn 'ge cohtalh-
iny Chauncey Wcon and wife struck y Ne" hoi
AID New ENGLAND train this afternoon az friiis sslS
near New Britain Nj WeliOn Killed ana MIS- "ei'oh
50 badly injured that she viii probably die
PHILADELPHIA SCHOONER WRE'kED,
WIINIYGT ~ De-. -ept. 2S.-Ihe schooner Mat
te Collins Of Philadelphia bound for salisbury Mass loaded
Win coal struck Fourteen Fathom Hank IN the 1taw re
paw ON Inc ,ay is total oss she Is owned ia
Phaae phlA Tho captain ami crew aVed dfp"..lhs'
A SOUTHERN SHOOTING AFFkAI.
CoITNBIA :. g.. sept. 2~.-A dlihcultF OCCURRED
on Bear Creek Fairfield County ast nsh between Dr W
q and three brothers named Bfi- -Wan george
Hrirgnan shot and instantly Aei by DE rykeS More
shoons bat none Of the others were Killed Dr
sykes surrendered himself
EXAGGERATED REPORT or AN AEFRAY
RICHMOND w. sept. yS.-Ihe Grcys'H clipper OF
las week published 1n aaolut ~ Bsht viii occurred on
september 49, tWo ncoes nt toO.cd fatheint In
C.riyson County Va. whr c.n sios were oia m and yo
stou,l sts, puDis yes edy IN the io oi gram
IUln Wy Ae Lie. Va
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NAEAL 1C1DENY EXAMLNATION

ANYAPOLIs, Nd, Sept. 2s.-The following
candidates have passed their examination for adlns-
sion TO the Naval Academy; Joseph n Allison and H.
D. Howard Texas; p. Andrews and L. r. Bertholf,
NcwJersey; G. c. Billings, Vermont; W. H. c. Ballard
and F. W. jenkins. Pennsylvania; W. II. CalIwel'
Tennessee; c. I. Caldwell. Archibald Campbell, john
p Kncttles John j. Walker, Franklin NOellcr and
Jasper c. satcr New-IorI; II. II. Casael and W. H.
Foust Ohio; W T.. Dodd and Miles G. ONeall Indiana;
Frederick Parker and W. W. Relhed, Mass chu5"' :
Harry F. Eumsoy. Wyoming Territory; :. VI : n ..
Narvlard; r. D. risdalc and James r. Togges, Ken
tuokv; Benjamin Trapull West virginia r. - webster
Missouri, and l.. 7. WherspOon, Connecticut
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INALIGHT-HoUsE WITHOUT FOOD.

QUEBEC, Sept. %. = A report has been
brought by passing from Bird Rock Light In
the Guf the effect that teegraphic communication
with Bird interrupted or broken ana the
light keepers smashed thus cutting of connection
with the mainland and all for procuring provi-
siOns The party the Rock numbering eleven persons
had without bread for twelve days The steamer
supplied the rnmghing party with quantity OF tood
sufficient for their pressing wants Instructions nave
been the Magdalue Islands to forward To BRA
Rock supply OF flour sufficient TO last until the arrival
OF supplies from Qnebec.
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IfIsH cA7HoLIC BENEVOLENT UNION

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-At to-days scs-
sion oi the Irish Catholic Benevolent Unions convcn-
ton. an additional "cass" to all the widows and
orphan fund wls formed Each member OF the class Is
ocontrbutc twenty-five cents to the heirs OF deceased
member \ resolution was ado ted expressing SYM
pathy with the people OF ireland "n their struggle to
rcgrnctatc their native laHd" A. VI. Kelley 0f tlcll-
mond Va, was elected president of the Union NJ H.
Nilherc Of this city, first president; Charles L.
Fink Of Westminster, sd, second vicc-pre-dcnt; th'
Rev James Henry. Of II. Louis treasurer ana Matn l.
i Griffin Of thi, ci '. sccrciary The delegates had Il
BANQUET a the Merchants Hotel TINS evening Inc next
conN cntfon Will he held in Providence, r. l.
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EorNG cHRLSrLlNS IN CONTENTION

WnLIAMsPoRT, Sept. 2S.-The ANIMAL con-
vention Of the Young Mems Christian Association Of
Pennsylvania assembled here ths afternoon and VIII
continue over Sunday President James Mccormick of
Harrisburg, called the meeting TO order. After deyo-
tiona exerciaes committees organization and busi-
hess were appointed. The following permanent officers
were elected: President, T. Il. Patton Of Altoona vice
presidents J. W pharf. Of Beefonte, and q. P. Hc!'
larg. welcome meeting held In Pine street Church
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THE EDUCATION or INDIANS.

WAsuINGrON, Sept. 2S.-Secretary Teller
and Inspector Hayworth have made the following dis
rrlbu'on OF Indian school Tmis for the present fiscal
year Support OF nontreaty schools already established
and 10 be established, SI7 900; increased aitendancc
at schools now established, $4,000; establishing new
Industrial schools $4,000 contingent expenses Of
agency schools $4,000; purchase Ot stock citic ioi IL
du-rral school, $4,000 completion OF school budluE
ofrhous.- etc. 10 lndu,trIul school near Arkansas
CIV SlJ 900 support Of above school T3l3oO; sup
p.rt o industrial school At Genoa, Srb, H3l 900; sup
nort Of Indians ia schools H. states, $1,000
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THE DANUBIAN COMMISSION.

VIENNA, Sept 2s.-A dispatch to the PreSSe
,o, Rpcbarest reports that the Russian officials at
KILN near the month Of the Danube. taking sound
in,- not thstandng the remonsirances OF tue inter
national Commission and that the Russian COY erhmcht
has arranged that Russians shall perform ponce uuN'
i,"'1 ,f inc euiulpyrs OF the COmmlssOn Ia cphsr-
1Ietice OF these ufrngments meeting OI me CoILa-
sion 10 be held shortly, has been suIilhohcu'
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
AyAsSEMBIYDlsrgIcT MEETING.

The XVIlth Assembly District Republican
Association met las, night "A Turn Hall, No. J1l West
Forty-seventhst President Joel W. Mason being in the
chair. Twenty members were admitted, and hity
or sixty nominations were made. Resolutions were
offered rauying the platform adopted by the saratoga
Convention and the administrations Of President Arthur
aud Governor Cornell. They unanimously passed.
OF thank 10 the district delegates TO tie conycn
also passed. The president and tho secretary,
j. W. Perry, werr appointed committee 10 MAKE ar
raneements for holding public meetings IN the district
during the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
CANADIAN ITEMS.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2s.-ln the libel case OF
,,N,e o,anst Whelan Of The Post verdict was ren-
in favor OF the defendant, the proprietor
the paper. ,, a..
The ac.lcations Of Mcneil. subTreasurer Of this city
were nuder discussion by the Faance Committee oi th'
cit TODAY The total amount Of the defacations VIII
f;t mn ~ over ~ 900. Tho members or tue commit
Tee are very rcticent
The frs. severe frost OF the season occurred ast night.
HAMILTON ont, Sept. 2s.-rhe General Conference oI
the Canada Methodist Church has adjourned. a NUN
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TOPICS RELATING TO IRELAND.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-lt is understood that
Mr. Daytt and Mr.. Dillon in conversation nave e1-
nlicity denied that any difference exists between the
latter and Mr. Parnell Mr. Dillon resigns his seat In
Parliament solely on account OF Ill health There are
homes in the party tha he may be able to resume his
tluiics after an absence OF year
nrpitS sent 2,-James Hickey, a farmer has been
brItallt murdered near ICmprmOrc. IN county Upper
ary Two brothers Of family lately eylet,i' nave oeeh
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2S.-The treaty was
signed yesterday by Mr. Marisca the Mexican secre-
tary OF Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Herrera, the Guae-
malan Minister definitely establishing the boundary
lines between the two countries. The line proposed
many years ago by Mexico was accepted.
There Is evidence OF cholera or cholera morbus In the
State OF Chiapa; there were twenyeght deaths IN one
day in Uxa a town of 900 inhabitants. similar dis
ease less violent appears IN that region every year,
caused by cutting dyewOod. The Government has taken
measures to prevent the spread OF the epidemic DIV
establishing quarantine There Is alarm III the III
fected region.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

large majority. The resolutions were then
carried. only twenty persons voting against them
The applause that followed the sea of hands that
was raised IN favor of dropping the first two names
on the State ticket caused President Deinlng
quietly to remark: "Gentlemcn. we mast
not raise the roof BY an almost
nnanirous vote If was decided to send greet ngs to
the opposition in Pennsylvania who are strug-
Cling against the machine In that State"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
INVESTIGATING INDIAN TR0UBLES.

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. 2S.-San Carlos adyices
say that General Crook and lis staff there invcssat-
lngte Indian situation. General Crook has expressed
his determination to yet at The bottom OF he dsahecion
with which several bands are troubled. He has nal a
grand meeting Of the majority Of the chiefs and VIII
visit the tribes separately to investigate fully the cause
of the troubles. Tho United states Marshal VIII leave
there tom )rrow with the Indian prisoners "ho nave
bccn i'm custody since the Cbich outbreak. They VIII be
taken - Tucson for the action of the United states
Grand Jury under orders from the Department OI Jus
ic. al Washington.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
9 ppoPEssoR MEYERS SAFE.

GRFAT BAREINGTON, Mas. sept. 2S.-Iroiessor
Ncvrs "a no as.erIcI balloon from the Far Ground yes
f,rv afternoon for whose safety much anxiety WIS t
landed safely M Cay,ilc, hanlo1 Of topiAe ~ " Last
uight. ii, suffered extremely nom cold
TILE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE,
Vnsro~. sent. 2~.-Ihc Executive { Ouucll on tie
Nti, BOARD of Trade opened ito ond dag session ihs
iriug The business pi .ac Ii Was detlled 10 hod
tlr ncAt annual meeting ia Washington
couPIAINING OF EXCE~sINE TAXATION.
Troy sept. 2s--, h1mberan Church has re-
cei, eel fnm lie attorney foi he sicn Union the A'c
ert pa.iu, and the American Union Telegraph companies
eff. ~ tue that the valuation SET upon ucli lupri IN
nov ia cxcessyc and that companies will not pay the
ts-A.
BAPTISTs ~ SESSION AT NYACk.
Ny,cK sent 2S.-lhc annual meeting ct mo
U.on ,ufral Bspt-t Asso aiiOn, In session In ihe
I9u.f ut, ia this stuagr since last luta'iy thds ,ls
afl.oop riliy four chuI,hcs represented by l1l
pastors and delegates. The meeting next year VIII Oo III
EonIOut, y. Y.
A VICTIM OF Az ITALIANS JEALOUSY
Io1-rsVuIr Penn. sept. 2S-An aiiray occurred
IN "ialy suburb this city last night when re.lea ia
The death Ol Robert steward cplofci age twenty ,iie.
steward wa. atiacl e knife and pistol Dy ' laili
named hIflcs ourdrlc. age about hii1 ihI r.,
Throat lie dlld tlla
The murder sIn,itcd by ia lousy
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED ,
TROY. S~pI. 2S.-If was discovered 1o-iaN Nldu
amon oier houses Iluude cd by gang Oi young men ~
tho summer residence Of Judge Johl W i"trii on tu
Me,hunc He .uld 4hOse the Waeffhl Nhlu.no u""AH'
rl.NerpAfc ald tins stolen from thr house hdFc '
e.td A. judge potcr Il IN fti"fc ihf eAl""i "l n
cannot citHnrt The hufiAH were hoi'luIo 9,"b
uA1IcnsAed oLaIaeter one of them Is uluei ii'A
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THE CAR SAID TO HAVE BEEN CROWNED

LONDON Sept 2S.-A Vienna newspaper
rI.h,s story 70 the effect that the Emperor and Em
,r..s of Russia were secretly crowned during their
recent visit to Moscow II the Emperor survives TIL the
nubc coronation the secret ceremony VIII he considered
tntd I'm the event OF hi- death It VIII be made puOlc
sn a. to avoid any difficulty III procaiming the care
vi Alexander as the lawful successor OF tue crowned
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TRYING TO END 4 STRIKE.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 2S.-A large
meeting OF manufacturers held here to-day to ar
range terms with the striking workmen They were III
session Xix hours. after which conference was held
with the strikers lasting three hours, at winch The
strikers Withdrew three Of the five points Of difference,
but not TWENTY-FIVE cents for D. ilng or the
ArI five cents for heating. The mill. stand lye Tor re-
etnutlu 10 four for standing out At least three mills
Will sfart up be Ween nOw and ncXf Monday. Between
ION aud 200 men lcit fOr Chlc1gO today.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
BOLD DIAMOND ROBBERY.

CINCtNNATI Sept. 2S.-DlamondS ana vall-
able ievcry worth $4,000 stolen from the Expos-
on Building shortly after the doors opened this
morning from the exhibit Of &. OskGmp. The diamonds
were insccurcly kept IN showcase fastened with Two
small padlocs and the had no one in charge TO
guard the properly. visitor at the Exposition say
two men 20 the md open It with such aPpar
ease as 10 rive the impression that they were tte
owners. After selecting all they wanted th'y Pulely
4
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STRIKING AGAINST LONG HOURS

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The conductors and
drivers employed 10y the North Division street Railway
COMPANY struck this morning at 10 o'clock and I'll the
cars I'm that part Of the city stopped running. The
tronbe il not one wages but Of hours. S1ort tim;
AGO the company emuloyed new SCpcrinten' nt VINO,
n tnc men claim increased their hours or labor unre'
sonahlv Tre men met and resolved that the new
superintendent must he discharged and the for er honrs
restored or they would quiz work. The company was
given tll this morning 10 decide.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS OF IRyING HALL

Tue Irving Hall Campaign Committee, madc
up of the delegates from each Assembly district met III
the sherGs office yesterday afternoon. Among those
present were Alderman Nicholas Haughton, Assembly
man Michael c. Murphy, r. j. Campbell Alexander B
Davidson, jefferson Levy, James O'Bhen, Alderman
Br liv and Major William j. A. McGrirb. 4 resolution
passed that the primary elections should be hei Oh
october >, between AID . o'clock III the evening
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FAIL or i DWELL!NG ~ PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-The dwelling
house 40 023 aace-st. fell about 1870 o'clock this
morning bury ing several Of the inmates In the ruins
Mrs Roach released unhurt after being Tor three
hours in the debris There men I'm the house
when il fel and three of them Wcrc quite seriously IN
hirrd TIE buildng undermined Dy the recent
r.DLLD
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pR0HIBl1IOy ~ MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, Sept. 2S.-A convention OF tenn
pcraucc organizations OF this state was hed mere louay
and resolutions were presented declaring that the
cfurc aud sale OF intoxicating liquors ought 10 c
prohlbitcd and that a constitutional aineudiheht, Win
tDat object in vie g, should be domnndcd