Passaic City record., 1891-09-12
LATER NEWS.

Island Sound, near Cape May, N. j., and
killed thirteen yellow-legged snipe. The
President was accompanied by George w.
Boyd, of the Pennsylvania Railroad; Lieu
tenant J. W. Parker, Charles Coffin, of Bal
timore, and Congressman John E. Reyburn.
The party went out in Mr.. Reyburn's steam
launch Neosho.
THE New York Republican State Conven-
tion, at Rochester, nominated fuh State
ticket as follows: For Governor, j. Sloat
Fassett, of Chemung; Lieutenant-Governor,
John W. Vrooman, of Herkimer; Secretary
of State, Eugene F. OConnor, of Kings;
Controller, A. G. Wade, of Chautauqua, :,
State Treasurer, Ira M. Hedges, of Rock
land; Acknowledgement. William E. Suther-
land, of Monroe; State Engineer, verplanck
Colvin, of Albany.
WARRANTS were issued for the arrest of
the five mercantile appraisers of Phila-
deIphia. They are Edward w. Patton,
Albert Crawford, Samuel F. Houseman,
Harry Hunter and James F. Bell, and are
charged with making false lists of taxables,
classification and exemptions and adding
the names of dead and fictitious persons to
the list.
THE Massachusetts, Prohibition State Con-
vention met at Worcester and nominated
Charles II. Kimball for Governor, Agustus
R. Lee, Jr, for Lieutenant Governor, Alfred
W. Richardson for Secretary of State, Mr..
Armstrong for Auditor, and Walcott Harlin
for Attorney General.
SECRETARY TRACY issued an order for the
Chiefs of Bureaus Immediately to prepare
the Yorktown for service on the Pacific sta
ton, and the gunboat Petrol for service on
the Asiatic station.
TESTS made at the Naval Ordnance Prov
ing Grounds near Washington, of the new
smokeless powder were highly satisfactory.
JUDGE THOMAS M. COOLEY, Chairman of
the Interstate Commerce Commission, pre-
sented his resignation ON account of ill
health. Judge Cooley was appointed by
President Cleveland at the organization of
the Commission, for a term of six years. At
the first meeting of the Commission he was
unanimously chosen Chairman by his asso-
ciates.
THE Chilian Government agreed to rein-
burse the United States for the expense in
CURED in chasing the ship 1tata.
RICH gold bearing quartz has been discov-
cred on the Atikol1an iron range at Port
Arthur, Canada. a
THE wall of a foundry in Leeds, England,
collapsed. Two children were instantly
killed and two others were removed from
the ruins fatally injured.
EMPEROR WILLIAM and Prince-Regent
Luitpold reviewed the two Bavarian army
corps in Munich. The weather was splendid,
and the review presented brilliant spec
tacle. The Emperor was at the head of the
regiment of which he is Honorary Colonel.
AN attempt was made to wreck train on
the Lehigh Valley road, near Philipsburg,
Penn. by exploding dynamite. Lewis
Remel was arrested charged with the deed.
THE National Association of Railway
Postal Clerks elected H. M. Robinson, of
Atlanta, Ga, as President and G. E. La
grave as Secretary and Treasurer, at Water
town, N. Y.
SADIE SHAW, four years old, and Johnny
Souders, one year older, were playing in a
newly excavated sewer trench at Bridgton,
N. j., when the earth caved in, burying
both. The girl was instantly killed and the
boy received fatal injuries.
DEPUTY SHERIFF CHUBLEY was killed by
Policeman Rufus Highnote, whose cousin.
Calvin White, was shot three times, in a
three-cornered attempt to settle feud, at
Corsicana, Texas.
THE United States steamship Pensacola
sailed from San Francisco, CAL, for Homo
lulu
THE Secretary of the Treasury decided to
make a further withdrawal of 50, 900, 900
from the depository banks.
SECRETARY TRACY has issued an order
transferring the Boston and Atlanta from
Rear Admiral Walkers squadron to Rear
Admiral Gherardis command-the North
Atlantic Squadron. This leaves the two
squadrons balanced in the number of vessels.
Rear Admiral Benham, lately commandant
at the Mare Island Navy Yard. has been as
signed to the command of the South Attain
tic Station, to succeed Admiral Mccain,
who is President of the Retiring Board and
Board of Promotion.
AN express train killed five of gang OF
railroad workmen near Glasgow, Scotland.
EMPEROR WILLIAM and Prince Regent
Luitpold witnessed sham fight at Munich,
Bavaria. The western army, under Prince
Luitpold's son Arnolph, was victorious. Th'
| Emperor congratulated the victors.