Passaic City record., 1891-09-26
LATER NEWS.

1HE nOuuUeub VI tuc ldlttlietuy fCeshhhCdv
on the battlefield of Gettysburg, Penn, was
unveiled with appropriate ceremonies.
Headed by band the ninety survivors Of
the regiment marched In front of the monu-
ment. 1t stands on Hancock avenue, about
200 feet from Bloody Angle" where Pick
ett's famous charge was repulsed. Ad-
dresses were made by Colonel John r. Fell
lows, an ex-Confederate; General Daniel E.
Sickles, General Martin T. Mcmahon, Cen
eral Ely s. Parker, Barlow s. Weeks, Com
mander of the Sons of Veterans, and Cap
tain J. M. Ellendorf.
THE first instalment of nickel-steel plate
made in this country for actual use has just
been delivered at Cramps shipyard, Phila-
delphia, Penn. 1t is three inch protective
deck-plate for one of the triple-screw
cruisers.
Four HUNDRED Smiths College girls at
tended woman's suffrage meeting in North
ampton, Mass
THE religious sect OF Schrenkfelders cele-
brated at Clayton, Penu :, the 12Tth anniver-
sary of the landing OF their forefathers in
this country. Besides the congregation 10
Gated there there are only four in the coun-
try, and all were in attendance.
THE boiler of Berlin's new sawnill at Bear
Creek, Penn, exploded, completely demol-
ishing the mill and instantly killing j. Elva
Berlin, James Conger, and Charles B. Grove,
all well-known lumber men.
FIRE destroyed the five-story brick build
ing of the Moorewood Carving Machine
Company at Minneapolis Mimi, causing
loss of about 100000. Twenty firemen
were hurt by the falling in of the top of an
elevator located in the rear of the burned
structure.
In Lewis County, KY, near the mouth of
Kinniconick Creek, Thomas Carr, farmer.
aged thirty years, cut the throats of his wife
and his mother -in-law Then he cut his own
throat His weapon was a large corn knife.
All are dead. He was insanely jealous.
DAN SULLIVAN and Tom johnson, mem
bers of logging party, were burned to
death in the forest fires near Hickey, MINI.
The prairie fires in South Dakota were ex-
tinguished by heavy rain.
THE Republican State Convention of Ne
braska met at Lincoln and nominated for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, A.
NJ. Post. For Regents of the State Univer-
sity, H. P Shumway and Charles Maple.
THE President appointed Charles w. Erd-
man, of Kentucky, to be United States
Consul at Stockholm, Sweden,
SECRETARY FOSTER has awarded to Albert
Owen, of Trescott. Me-, silver life-saving
medal for his bravery in rescuing three men
from drowning near Eastport Me-, on July
10, 1887.
SECRETARY FOSTER says it will take S2,
600, 600 to refund the excess of duties col
lected on hat trimmings, in accordance with
the agreement arrived at with the importers.
AT the meeting of division superintend
ents of the Railway Mail Services in Wash
ington, resolution was passe1 calling upon
the Civil Service Commission to adopt
physical examination for applicants, in adj
dition to the mental one now in vogue
AN express train running between Burgos
and San Sebastian in Spain came into col
lision with combined goods and passenger
train. Fourteen persons were killed out
right and many others were injured.
The Argentine Government, as measure
of economy, has abolished its Legations at
Vienna, Lisbon, Berlin and Mexico, which
will effect a saving of 500, 900 year.
ABUNDANT harvests are reported from
most of the Turkish Provinces, especially
from those in Asia Minor. 1t is estimated
that the tithe revenue will exceed that of
any previous year by 500, 900 Turkish pounds.
A CHINESE fleet has been dispatched to the
scene of the recent disturbance, and China
asks France to suspend action in the matter.
China assures the Western nations that she
will protect foreigners within her borders.