Passaic City record., 1891-01-15
LATER NEWS.


syndicate organized at Boston, Mass, in No
vember last, with paid up capital of s35.
OO0,00 has gone to pieces. Itincluded all
the companies in the country manufacturing
harvesting machines.
G. B. DELAMATER, G. w. Delamater and
T. A. Delamater, the members of the firm
of Delamater & Co., were arrested at Mead
ville Penn, charged with embezzlement
The complaint was made by the outgoing
Board of County Commissioners. They
charge the Delamaters with embezzling up
ward of $50, 600 of county funds
GOVERNOR BOYD, Democrat, and Powers
Alliance candidate in the late election in Ne
braska, have both taken the oath of office,
and Governor Thayer refuses to retire. State
officers recognize Boyd, and the Legislature
is divided in favor of the three men.
Mrs. PETERS and her daughter were muir
dered, robbed and burned to death in Cor
dele, Ga.
SIXTEEN houses and contents were de-
stroyed by fire at st. Clair, W. Va.
GOVERNOR HENRY MARKHAM was In
stalled in office at Sacramento, Cal.
COLONEL ROBERT H. CROCKETT, one of
the leading politicians of Arkansas, and only
surviving grandson of the famous Davy
Crockett, died recently at Stuttgart, Ark.
Colonel Crockett was about forty years old.
ENGINEER HILBURNE was killed by a
boiler explosion at Salt Lick, KY. He had
killed twenty-eight men in accidents on his
train.
THE President made the following nomina-
tions: Jacob w. Palmer, Collector of
Customs at Bangor, Me-; William A. Rus
sell, of Massachusetts,; Lambert Tree, of
Illinois, and Nathaniel P. Hill, of Colorado,
to be Commissioners to consider the estab-
lishment of an international coin, or coins.
TIE American Board of Foreign Missions
requests Secretary Blaine to demand of Spain
reparation for outrages on American
missionaries in the Caroline Islands.
The annual conference of the Board Of In
dian Commissioners Of the United States,
with representatives of the various religious
bodies interested in the welfare of the In
dians, was held at Washington.
THE vice-President and Mrs. Morton gave
a dinner and reception in honor of the Pres
idsnt and Mrs Harrison and the Cabinet.
The reception following the dinner, included
the Diplomatic Corps, the Supreme Court
and the Senate.
THE Tugaree, the head hunting tribe of
the Island of New Guinea, made an attack
on a village and during the raid they mas
sacred forty of the inhabitants and looted
large number of the dwellings.
PROFESSOR vIRcHow, of Berlin, Germany,
says the effect of the Koch lymph is to in
crease the number of bacilli.
ONE of the Indians implicated in the
murder of the freighter Coles, several weeks
ago in Okanogon County, was taken from
jail at Olympia, Washington, and lynched.
GRACE HATHAWAY, the pretty and
talented twenty year-old daughter of S. o.
Hathaway, of Kent, Ohio, committed suicide
by drinking carbolic acid while suffering
from mental alteration brought on by over
study.
THE window-glass factories at Blossburg,
Wellsboro and Covington, in New York
State have shut down by order of the
Window-Glass Trust. The employees had no
previous intimation of the action.
ANDREW II. DILL, United States Marshal
for the Western District of Pennsylvania,
died recently in Philadelphia.
SIX miles west of Washington, on the banks
of the Potomac, work has been begun on the
grounds of the fifty-third Chautauquia As
;embly of the United States. The grounds
consist of eighty acres.
COMMANDER REITER, who was detached
from the comm and of the United States
man-of war Ranger for his conduct in the
Barrundia affair, has demanded a court
martial.
SENIOR Several, Secretary of the Portu-
guese Legation at London, has been ap-
pointed Minister Plenipotentiary to Great
Britain, in succession to Senior de Freitas,
who was recently recalled by the Portuguese
Government.
THE tobacco warehouses belonging to
David Jessurin and Weber, Moeller & Co..
in Hamburg, Germany, were burned. The
damage done is estimated at $3.50, 900.
THE state of destitution into which the
poor people of soma portions of Ireland are
plunged can be judged by the fact that over
100 families living in thu Cloyne District
state that for some time past they have been
starving, and living almost entirely upon
turnips.
A COMPANY with s25, O0O, 900 of capital has
been formed to colonize 5000 European fami.