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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
DIGGING OUT TIE DEAD
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN LIVES
LOST IN THE NOVA SCOTIA EXPLOSION.
THE WORK OF RECOVERING TIE BODIES GOING
on STEADILY-GRGEF IN THE MINING
COMMUNITY.

Spring Hill Mines, y. s.. Feb 22-Thc cfcc;
Of yesterdays disaster is felt more acutclI todov
Grief is depicted on every face. The wor; Of 70
covering the bodies WAS pushed forward. and the
searching party entered the mine at II o'cocI,
last night Many bodies were taken IN. and To-
day the work is going steadily. The dead are
tcing brought up more rapidly, and il is expected
that most of the dead will he ont OF the pits TO-
day. except those who arc buried beneath the
roof.
The total number of dead is now placed at III
Two Of those injured died last night. They were
Willard Carter and Joshua Mcneil.
To several families the alction is great. Reid
Carter and his two sons. Willard and Clarence,
are all dead. Three sons Of the Carmichael family
are dead-John. Andrew and William.
Jesse Amishaw went down No slope ycster-
day and found his three sons. Jesse and Herbert
and John Brainbridgc. an adopted son, all lying
together The sight sickcncd and unnerycd him
so that ne had to rctIrn to the surface without
them lie WAS frantic with grief Two sons of
Robert McNey under fourteen. are laid out side
by side. Hugh Bunt loses two boys Andrcw and
Alexander.
These sorrowful households are only few Of
the large number from which the bicadwinncrs
have been SNatChcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
4 DEFECT ~ THEIR BILLOT Law.

Beverly. Mas, Feb. "a defect in tn Australian
ballot system A. it apple, 10 town elections j. Hheiy
- cause much trobl" hccc 1t appears thit no P"o-
vision Ia, been mad h., the law by which 'in'dl''
who ha, been nominated for Office. either III ci"'n' or
by nomination papcr~, can withdraw Ms Hiihe lr'ih
the ballot, Town GEEK Lo'ett ol W' PIi'e' rl'
made a ruling 10 that effect. and under th.s ruling
nomination minors have been fled FIR large number
M c,udidots. for tnyn officers whose names are sim
liar to those regularly nominated, the Object being 10
deceive voters and dcfcnt certain candidates. Ihc
persons named on these papers we;c net awFc o tH'
fling Of the papers until too late TO prevent H. ana
they un2.c 10 "ltIdia" tl'ir hdlu'' "."'. W
min, ,i,,.,. ,,opt,ucd Two Of them have fled Iii
dayts with the town clrrk stating thcF u'I - VIII
draw, but ihc clerk ,ays The aiid1vs amount 10 n2u
inc II +, pr,halln that the courts VIII N' a'Wd -
cnjon the clerk from putting these names on tlie
ballots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
PHASES OF TIE PARNELL FIGHT.

Dublin FEB. 22.-An unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 hold an outdoor anti Parnel meeting at car.
rick on shannon, the capital Of County Leitiim. to
day. The rarnel sympathizcrs, who were out in
large force refused TO listen 10 speeches. and finally
charged upon and demolished the platform which had
Iccn erected for the speakers accommodation Among
the prominent members Of the anti-ParEc!l faction
present were Messr'. Hcay' Jordan ana Matthew
Kenny.
The Catholic Prima;o Of Armagh In sermon TO-
day praised the D,scnters In England for having
risen a. one mark their abhorrncc OF tbs sin Of
mpurity. ......, ,...o, from, IA, =, hon,
y. cIovne was read IN all the Catholic churches IN
Comfy cork today. In this thc Bishop warns the
Catholics Of his diocese That the threatS u''e.ed "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
10 rrSr 1 JArANESE INVENTION.

San Francisco, Feb -. There have arrived from
Iaran ~ the Steamer China two pacAag', addressed
10 the United STATES .avy Department. Waehlnfion
D. G. II /, learned that the ntant, ~ these pack
ago, were four plate, Of iron and ,t'cl each iour "
SQUARE. These plate, covered "lth three coat
of anti fou,ug and anti corrosive l,cG1'r They VIII
bc subjected tp t"-t in salt water for three myH''
u order - ascertain whether the prOcc-, can bc ai
piled - ,nU, II the white squadron II Is ~at hy
those who have seen the Japauo,' st0"l war ships
L3rng this lacquer on their bottoms IN tad ct me
u.aa uaut iha the pla'", were prpirct 3D. and iaat
fine !aruucr-coaug Va- perfectly smooth ana uuhfp"'l
The bottom OF the War ship Nin"ahan was coated
with thi, lacquer lor mine months. When IN was
docIcd it Wa found ,hat her plate, were In cAr!!"nt
condition and not tho l'a-t particle of era-s o: bar
u:rlc, was found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
4 PETITION FROM TRUSTEE NEW.

Chicago Feb ~ new move made ycst"r
day i'm the litigation begun a icw dlys ar' hy William
: Allcy. for the appointment of receiver for the
Louisville Ncw.AbJuy AID Chicago Ha.lr'M Com.
pauy. The move WIS tte n.iue u petition in TIE
circuit Court by John &. New asking the court u
protect him a trustee. VT. Ncw De- J, defendant
in the case and T., ci;ll 20 81 iuf.a:a. lie is ne
trustee in 4 rr-t u rtcsre executed hy the defendant
railroad on f., main line ~ road between NcWNlbial
and Michigan city. dated JUly l. leaO u secure bond,
for 9:,OOO,0OO lie f. also tru,tcc under first
mortgage ON thc air luc DIVISION Of the road between
Chicago and Indianapolis: the mortgage having been
c\ccutcd August 10. l~-l. 70 "pf4rr F-..op.upo OF
LouG- s, such tr.,-c" Mr. New a-l- tl1t the court
c.u~' proper cNIHu4to ou to De- made uf tie chltt'
of insolvency. maladmlui>uton and Incorporating
% income up u th, hul II the ,uii.t -ril iLd
upon an INVESTIGATION i!1t the cl1r-c- true and
that The petitioner trust estate las been iu amy was
violated or pat DO peril then no" court i~ asked 10
protect and preserve tlo t~I-t"oS rights 90 t'
property. Mr. New Is Icllc-cut"d by II rry Crawford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
DISASTROUS FLOODS IN ARIZONA,
RIVERS OUT OF THEIR BANK>-SEVERAL PE0P1
LOSE THEIR LIVES.


San Francisco. Feb o." The Chronicles" dispatch
from Temple, Arizona, says; salt RIVER Na'icY lt>
Just been visited by the greatest hood ON record
The storm is general over the country. 1t swept
over Arizona with deuge Of rain. raising mountain
streams 10 torrents and the rivers far above h"'i
levels Last Thursday morning salt River had risen
seventeen feet above the ordinary level at point
twenty-eicht miles above Phoenix. At Temple on
tie south side Of the rivcr. railroad bridge was
swept entirely away. cutting off communication with
Phoenix little south Of Phoenix the river left
the channel and oVeraOwed number Of farms, cutting
oat the railroad track Many farm buildings built
Of adobe crumbed away. Frame structure, hoated
of The northern edge of this flood. which is about
mile wide and three feet deep, entered the city "i
Phoenix flooding out many poo" families. The Terri
torjal Insane Asylum mad a marrow escape. the water
being banked off. The electrical works were Hooded
and the town left in darkness. AbOnt 100 adobe
Ionses fell I'm a. soon a. tie watcr soaked through
and a large amount Of personal property was tIhS
lost. Measures for relief Of The needy nave been
taken ,....... .<..,-..., ...o
has nearly reached the normal height Tho loss is n0t
les than $4,000, Of which one third fall, on thc
railroad company. About FIVE miles OF track were
washed out and bridge destroyed
Five Pima Indians. living near Lclh. twenty
have been drowned. though ii j. believed that white
man and family living Oh an Island north Of Phoenix
also pcrshed.'
Holbrook. Ariz, Feb. CA disastrous food is
prevailing here. The Little Colorado j, high over
flowing IT'S banks in places and changing its channel
The railroad Is washed out in several places causing
the track to be moved ana the trains delayed All
the streams south Of here unfordahe. The stages
are unable to make their trips and the mails ac-
cumulatlng here for point, south. The ella River
is higher than ever Known At Hal 'ar"'; inc
telegraph line is in the river and communication Is
Gu, off from the soutll The Mood az Globe ClF
destroyed several dwelling hoiNe'' William MA lie
ton an old aid much respected resident Of Globe
City, drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
RECTOR lyD cHoRlSrER 1T WAR.

The expectation .. developments III the controversy
hctwsrn the Rc,. Chalmers u. Chapman ana 'hc
chort,r Frederick H. Morse. contributed tJ the large
,ttc,daacc which hi,cd Grace Protestant Eplscopal
,,,ch at Ocean and Peai,all aVcs., Grccnviile J -
Yesterday Moro than the usual proportion OF tie
,oogyccati1n were women. Mr.. Chapman ana MF'
Morse have conflicting views about church music
MI Chapman believes in simplicity ana the chorS'er
b,s HIGH church idens and has conducted the music
,,corjinrv Mr. Chapman found fault with the
,horl,ter aad the Outcoac has been that Mr. Morse
and hi, friends who arc many, and influential recently
,curc,tod the rector to resign. one Of the reasons
u,.,cd W., that Ny. Cnpmans voice was impaired by
chronic trouble Of the throat head. lie speaks
,.,r q u,.,l ,ntonation. but makes himself under
- ,d throughout the church.
Mr. Chapman hl, given no ntmation ol rcsSmhS'
Tho music At ycste.day's services wa, compromise.
IN thc morning ~ simple ana lnlt'd A. hr.
',i,nm,n could wish In the evening a visiting clergy
na1i oricatci and the choir sang according 10 tine
Iith church method. The musical issue was discussed
iv the congcSl lton with animation as they LETT the
church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
-rr,p royG WAIT NEARLY ENDED.

Ashland Wis, Feb. - ispecial.--.'s 'h2 unic ap'
urrl,, for the nl.ng the forfeited ialiroh ldli
the general excitement around the United states once
cow, moro intense. There Is not an acre IN inc lo'
f.,,,d f.trce that has not been already taken up
by some eGuatcr and they arc taking every pre'"u'o
T., secure themselves against the cncroachmehlS %
IA. homestead rs, There will be bitter war between
Them and blool,hci /, feared The temperature pe-'
d1oppins rapidly at noon Yesterday ana py H'"''"i'
tho mercury va, near the zero mark Wiih koch
Wind Having Tho men and the solitary woman
i, limo however. stood j; braytly some crou'HNi
I'm dry-oods boxes other, had piles OF straw anu "P
,.,r tho front Of the line bonfire. when IN :"
Sigh; measure mi,iccd IN" Sufcrinca ~ tAc pe"p''
NJ. K,iclcuiac. the plucky young woman. WHO i
seventh i'm the line. has. by the courtesy o' 'c "''
,oop allowed {, 20 to Lotel for two nights p1rSl'
bcr,l,y c,raping the hardest part OF the wal -"
49,, ,,.rc ,,, no CHANGE In the >itulton Ihr Nea'h,
p IN cold \ rumor l. current thai ah"tHpr p,lI n
- il.r. il, ready 10 make dash ju't before thc iH
',r.,. tn morrow and di-place the p"pl VINO nav
itcn i'm llp, ,incN Wednesday, The >pc''' pun
,,,. milt', TIl be on hand Z" ~ubdue any nptIn-'
n is hid here that the larger part ~ me loo i.,Jl
j., lin. are I'm the pay of wealthy Ium,r'f.'H "'''
t,',nt 10 get the pine on the forfeited lalii''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
TWICE As MANY PAGES As ARE NEEDED.

Trenton, Feb. % (spcciah-Thc boys employed rs
pages In the House OF Assembly will meet with
trouble before they receive their salaries, "hich
amounts to $500 each. Originally the number OF
lages limited TO twenty y-one by the Democratic
caucus. since then Scrgeantat-Agms Harrigaa mas
been tesOnght by members whose boys were I"'
appointed 10 put the latter the list. lie WIS
assured that things would turn out all right ~
another caucus would order their number to he III
creased Every boy that came along was a's'@Hco
70 work by the Sergeant and the latest computation
mas placed the number at forty ytwO. Another c",HS
was held 10 consider the matter, and ditcr hOt ui
ssusson IL resolved to leave It's adjusIneit ~luh
speaker Bergen lie says that the number 81 10y
must be reduced One-half and consequently there j.
- the payroll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Kansas Ciiy, Kan. Feb 92.-Auoilcr premature in-
va-on Of the Chcr0hc" ~tip "a begun here Yesterday.
with every prospect 81 q, continuing unlrss u f.
stopped either by executive oI1"r los United state,
tsop, More than 20 fam,lc, crossed the llnc here
We teFday. and G-pr'chcs ltvc been received from
SOuth Haven, caldwell and Eo1a, which -t.tc that the
invasion seem, &, bc l'lelfV all a!Ine the border.
Among those who joined in" invasion ~ this pilc"
prominent minister and number of - iIcmhcf- II
hi, church. They held -rrvicc, today on the Cldwa,
River about fourteen ulic- SouiW of ti- city. The
trupps have boon withdrawn from their lat" camp IN tnr
strip The ..tlor. .r"fT b. regard h fact . muic
invitation 20 walk IN and help themselves II l. cu
mated that about 90 person, entered the strip Win
intention Of settling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

London Feb 22.-TLc dockcrs' committee has issued
a manifesto charging the Shppiu. Federation with
committing breaches of faith and with desiring 10
bring about another struggle between labor and
capital. The union men ar" advised by the com
mittee not 70 go out strike until they receive the
signal from their leaders.
The union men made n demonstration to-day IN
Victoria Park Mcesrs Davit Wilson. IiI.ctt. Thomas,
Mccarthy and Others. addressed the meeting. All The
speakers while deuOmring The course pursued by tie
shipping Federal on. urged the mon 10 hc patient ana
not o. take any decisive action until thorough organ
izatOn hal been Effected.
The strike Of plush weavcrs Al Badio"d. IS extend
ing and threatens 10 involve 1000 VOrtm"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
rsripryG rHRorGH 1 FLAW ~ THE srArrrE:

Chicago Feb. - Cspccialh-A dispatch from >.orx
rails, :. D. says that Two ycar' ago John TplioM' or
Dcadwood. was sentenced to the pennen'l&Fy ior
fftocn wears for attempting t. rp1 the Homcstaks
trca,ur, coach The statutes Of r2Toi1 at thai tne
prov ded that whore an unsuccessful ai'Hmpt Wa" mas
ia commit Highway robbery the penalty 'houh Oc
ono hair of the greatest penalty for successful cori-
mission of the crime. The sevcrc,t penalty Is lm'
pr.,oument for nfe The court in TcloGS cas-:
ihcupht M, ,cn years would be half oi ms ne ad
vrstcrloy arguments were heard before !ufge 1telS
frr the rcleasc Of rclfori from The pentcn;ary upon
The rrornd thar a penalty f half OF "a mans lle vas
-, ,,,c and iaGcfnte that IL should not deprive MN
of his llc.ty The Judge granted the recasc q the
nrl,O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
pprp,PryG FOR THE sAyGERFEsT.

CHICAGO. Fob. :3.-The board of directors OF thc
United scandinavian singer, Of America held meet
Ing 81 tLe Palmer House thu evening among iho'o
,r..oot were j. l.. IIycgt. Of Minneapolis president
William Eil.on Of Chicago first vcereaid,ht' " =
Nel.on second yicc-prc-licnt Harry Randall "i Ne"
York secretary; j. Jagcr. rh"hc'l .ecfc'1r| d. L.
n,,,rrrcn of Chicago dircctor-in chcf. The prcsi-
dcnt announced that 5000 had been raised in Mill
ncap,li, tovlrd holding music festival there, July
I6 TO 20 This Toard represents sixty different sing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
HE CHISED THEM FROM BED WITH A KNIFE.

officer Kennedy OF the Bedford ave. police station
Erooklyn saw "A number of women rush To the street
from the tenement house No 1i Berry ST. at mdn ght
last night They were only pal,:y dressed aud cried
Iandly for the police. Kennedy and another officer
Combery ran TO the scene and learned that they hi
rccn driven from their r6oTs by William Gull. who
ii,od I'm i7e ton floor The latter drunk and had
sized a carving knife with which lie threatened
tncnl all. The man had forced the doors
Of tho rooms of the different families.
End had driven them from bed a; the point
al the knife. when the policemen entered the hJu,e
tbrv found u son Of Gail struggling with hi, father
i'm the cellar where he had followed him. The ofcer
arrested the after much difficulty. tull Is IL
relative Of the late James 7. Brady. the prominent
lawyer. The timely arrival of the policemen saved
young Calls Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
WILL DiRrcTon GfytHAL DirIs rEsIGyi

" HI UIHI" TN 'I''I'"IH 1T 7" I''3''''
Chicago Feb. 22.-Thc members Of The Worlds falr
National Commi- Eoarl Of Control all arrived IN
Chicago to-day in preparation fr session beginning
to morrow, which i, expected 10 be decidedly lively
Tie Board Of Architects, with plans of projected hF
buildings j, also in tie ci} and viii, 1t i bciicNe''
have considerable t. .ay about the upsctting OF ic
irc Front -,hcur The National Cuinmi viii
trniy devote more after tiou the ASPECT o iHiI'
in Couuc-, than 70 the aAc II nt II - Hl,"f'l ii,
tIo di-courorIus new, from Washington will result m
director General Davis cadcrng hi resignation u th'
ln,td of Control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Berlin Feb. 22M he dinner given by Herr Harh
last evening TO tic menAci> Of the RcIch'lns Dr. Wind
tllorst offered a toast in honor Of william Waiter
Phelps. The United States Minister g. Germany In
Offering the o$is. tie Clerical lcaIer said that Amcr
ica Notwithstanding the temporary madness shown
by the Adoption oi the Ta'i Law, Wis ,tN The
model by tine imitation of which Germany might In
sur. the spread Of happiLcs- and liberty among the
Dn0plc. Th+ sentiment was heartily applaudcd hY
lcrcn Rickcr, schindcr, BanbcIEer elciEcns and
other political leaders present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
WITCHES AyD RiNGS F0R BAIL.

Crown Point. Ind. FEB. -" rom RYAN, II.
pusilist who arrested on cA'Fh''i'h p'Pa' '''0'
iv Govcrnor uovcy and taken Suddenly from chicago
reached Crown Point last night. MAGISTRATE van
wpI released the prisoner the suggestion o tIl'
,roecutng attorney under bail Of 800, Ryan ana Ms
tr,cuds leaving their watches ringj ana SIo" ~
custgdy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
FLAMES ~ KANSAS CITY.

A EIG FIRE RACING IN THE CENTRAL PART
OF THE CITY.
Kars2s City, Feb % tSpecap.-A big fire broke
out in the cid Bullene Building at 10 o'clock to-
night and is still raging threatening the central
business portion of the city. The building with
is contents has been burned cntailins loss OF
over $500, 900, and the iiremen are almost power
less. owing to the had water pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
coynJrIoy OF FIRE INSURANCE c0MPlyErS.

Albany ~ y. Feb 22.-ruperintcndcH; PIERCE of
the state Insurance Department WILL on honGay c'eil-
in, transmit TO the Legislature the annual report
part II of the Insurance Department. showing mo
condition on December 81, loJO, OF the various hro
and fr,marine insurance companies authorized 70
transact business in NewNorh at inc c!''s oi H''
year. 49,, -,
Tho following tables show comparison Of the bust
no. - Iseo with the cuisines, OF is00 in the New
yor, ioint.stock lirc companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

ing societies from all the in the Union, and the
intent have the SanCeIfes: eclipse any previous
occasion. There will be ut least 1000 singers III
the grand chorus. Nine. PaulsOn White, c9ntrao, .laS
been engaged a, soloist. with j. r. ortheusrcn ara
others one Of the features OF the festival VIII be
The performance by the entire chorus Of three swedish,
three Norwegian and three Danish airs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

seattle. Feb. 92-Thc authorship u thc forged 'c'c
cram purpor;ng to have come from secretary lIilho
,iI WA, rc1d AZ the spike driving ceremonies at Far
li,ycn ON February ! I. la, been traced tc two men
one ramcd Ocrfi,h and the other T. ID. !llrkncss OF
fine Pacific Postal Telegraph AT Elaine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

roston. Feb 22.-Thc steamer slawmut which ar
r,,ca tod day from Havana. reports that one Of TIE
c,c,y r. Hil,on. aged twenty-five. native Of Norway
was lost overheard during strong gale In inc ""H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
FtrtL iFrR1Y At DlyrE.

Kansas CITY. Feb 22-A G>pach from Moncit, No.
SAYS: TON Hendricks and James Ls.e QUagrcilod at
dance last night. Each drew his yolyer and began
firing Hendricks was shot through the hcat and WAS
instantly killed Chales McCauley. bys'ander, was
dangerously wounded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Kansas City, Feb. - tspcclaD.-fhc heavy snow
which was followed by rain. has caused the no'U"s
Of Missouri River and resulted in the loss Of five jVc'
Frederick Warner a German fisherman, lived on the
bank Of the river with his wife and three children IN
small house Last night the high wate' undermined
the house, and it thrown into the river Inc
whole family were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
nrrIAnEN MILES LOST.

Aspen, Col Feb. 22.-Tbc heavy fall Of snow in The
mountains has made travel extremely dangerous IN
this section Yesterday about Il O'Clock slide caught
q train Of mule. within few wards Of the Little Rule
Mine carrying nine Of them down the m.Hintain ana
killing six Of them. The mules were l'aocd WIN
valuable orc from the Little Rule. which cannot be
recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
rNrDEes FREDERICK IL PARIS.

Paris Teb. 23.-Empcs, Frederick tliis morning AZ
tended service In the Protestant Chapel in The Rue
Eovalc. Thence she drove In carriage to Tn. Ger
man Embas.y ard aferward visited the Military Rid
ing school in The Champ dc Mar. Tho Officers Of o
school sautod her respectfully In the afternoon Sic
vent 10 the English Church. She Will leave Paris TO-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
srArLnN AGENT HELD rP.7

Kansas Clty. Feb. GA Wichita dispatch saws:
. masked man held up J. II. Nroomheld station
,rcrt ~ the Missouri Pacific al Arizona, last nlSht
,nd robbed him Of 100 cash OF the company money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
DEMOCRATIC yOMIsEEs At DEIDGEroy.

Rrdgeton y. j.. Feb. % tspccilh-Justlce sanuea
" Wells was nominated for Mayor at the Democratic
CIV Convention last night over william T.. Cox, re-
ceivIng fourteen Of twcUty->cvcI votes. James
Cokitt received the nomination for CITY Tax Col
lcCtJ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
CrIuJAy INSURGENTS DEFEATED.

Bucnos Ayics. Feb 22-Adviccs frUm-C say that
there has been desperate fighting ~ Ifigua dnd THAI
the insurgents were finally defeated. battle was
begun near lququc saturday. tAc result Of which is
a, yet unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Chicago. Feb. - HpcciaD.-A dispatch from
ChcbOygan, Mich. says that unusually early open
ing Of the straits Of Maclnaw is looked for The
weather has been mild for the last two DAYS ana the
ice. which had formed strong enough to bear calIs
went out leaving an almost clear passe-c between
Cheboygau and BOiS Blanc.