New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
SRRACNSE.
MlLLINER DGsAPPEARS-POOR TMMI-
GRANTS-I. G.. WHITE.
inr rrLraa,ru RI rue rnrnrvr.,

GRANrS-ll. g. WHITE.
inr rrtraa,ru 70 rue rnruuvri
! SYRACUSE. Aug 22.-Dr George 4. Bacon. princi
pal Of the High School with party 81 students, sails
from Liverpool Saturday. In the City Of Rome The
party has made q vacation tour Of Europe
Harry llugno, q carriage trimmer attempted 10
commit suicide Last night by taking morphine lie
was carried 10 the hospital by the ambulance and on
his way tuthcr hc expressed desire 10 DE taken to
some lumber yard where bee could die in peace Hlgno
has mother and sister in Saratoga and a brother in
Homer. His brother is rcputed to bc wealthy
Mira VI. 4. Bunncll, who kept millinery store in the
Wictng Opera House block. itappear. did succeed
i'm making money. Thur-dly morning her store was
found entirely empty and learned that her goods
shelving. counters and other appurtenances had been
secretly removed during the night 10 unknown
country. Mrs. Yunnell largely indebted TO sulli-
van. Drew n Co.. of New York, TOR goods. II is
believed that her stock has been shipped to portion of
her creditors.
The colorcd citizens Of Syracuse formed Lincoln
escort last night The club has membership Of fifty
sig and viii work for Blaine and Logan.
John Grouse and wifi. and Mr. p. f. Grouse have
returned from Saratoga where they have been sojourn
ing for the past three weeks.
The family of Andrew p White have returned from
Nantucket where they have been spending thc sum
mcr
Judge W ! Wallace and rnml7 have gone to the
North Woods
Captain r. y Amer commanding lho 9th Battery.
took hs command to Flit ll1vcn yesterday to take
part n tbc oncampmout of the Grand Army of thr
Republic
C1unstol1 r Hkcly soon 10 bnscn Protestant l.p.ro
pnl church nahop Huntington hns appointed com
uiltrr 90 solicit subscriptions. and ihr committee be-
meeting titi encouragement
The hurp of lhomr- Andrews wealthy farmer oi
Gedde-. oho owns ibe Andrews blork be- sgrpruse.
an- struck bg lightning and consumed by fine hast
night Ihe oss 0as about %l1OOO Mr. and Nr
tndrevs vor, at supper Then the crash oftie hight
ming vas heard
Twelve immigrants aliehind ri tle Now fork Central
Hallroqd station SUNDAY morning. oll together noi
having dollar IN their rorFefs There we're fre
-ouna men from Holland nn rneiish voinan with three
children. Etrnn ftfnan nifl stuiph ~unlqn anl
an lfishmah An uptr destined hi ruinis un tho
Anrirn mad Tho. urtr taken in thpt4t hv Gee purn
r"tr Station. HE Immigrants bad irhrs +" ilrit
destinations. hni vrie rifinui Finds eth -hrh 100
moo" t' i1e"5 Immigrant l''. O." Boo 'a'rI e." '.'}
sunday moiHinsl aud thrt afr hof warranted H spend
hE the titi iHhh7 i1i thtii fatt
While vorbmen rere engaged ia putting 10 senator
hft arhYs exhibition Vud1W. huge urn pane OF
glass, said TO be- he largest 90 thr state ha wurkuien
illueed the glass ." strike tnf pavement The glass
was shiFergd to pIrcc uj thc TALL aud seriously injured
several pedestrians
Captain Chattertou, Of the Democratic escort while
working IN Frazer Jones a Co.. factory "Wednesday
afternoon Frustrated boy the heat ana tell in con
yulsion-. lie was kindly cared for by his fellow
workncn and was sui rcqueniIy taken 10 biz home II
the ambulance.
George Barnes who with his family has been passing
the summer at Block Island shipped from the island
huge pine mast which is % be erected 10 his ground,
and used 10 noat ID Blaine and Logan banner
Mr. Howard g. White. o cousin Of Andrew D White !
and chief owner OF " The Standard Thursday !
evening presented the Blaine and Logan escort with
tn, banner of silk Mr. White. IN q card published to-
lav dcnc. that nee is candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress and advocates the renomina-
ton of Congressman H<cock
sunday afternoon a., two Young men were riding in a |
carriage along East R1road-t., they a-toulshcd
al seeing their horse suddenly sink into the ground |
was the cause of the novel accident
The State Convention Of the Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation of the state viii bee held m Nietug Opera
House ou Wednesday. September i.
The Catholic clergy Of Syracuse. with The exception
of Father k.lHed,, Boarke and DonaeilT departed
fo Troy tuesday o. -a info leIcat for week.
Tie funeral service. of tn, Rev. Rober. Hogoboom
who died at Austin, Nc,adl on August -. zero 1t-
tended from ,he Inst Ne.aou-, Church on Wedue--
day afternoon The deceased Was tttherin-iaN Of
Postmaster james w. Gilbert
George W >illcox. vce-cou-uI of thc United State
Of America at BuI--ea>, is in ti- city. the guest VT
friends. Mr. >IlcoX was formerly weh-knowu resi-
dent OF Syracuse
Blight hundred men. comprising 'Ho Catholic Mutual
Bench, Association of syracuse 6eddes aud Dewitt
lu reunion ON tIl- city ON "Wednesday
.scuiut shortly after o'clock the branches d..cm-
lIcd it the rooms of Branch 80 40. m North >lil1.
late Sch