Passaic City record., 1892-05-07

by train at crossing in East Buffalo, N.
Y. and were instantly killed.
CoMprRoLLER MYERS issued the following
abatement Of the financial condition OF New
York City up to April 30iast: Total funded
debt, s152, ,234, ,777.64; sinking fund for the re-
demption Of city debt, investment and cash.
s54 213. OH. IS, leaving the net funded debt
$152, 600, 900. The temporary debt OF revenue
bonds outstanding amounts to s., All, ,2S0 40.
There is s8 469, 912.51 in cash in the treas
ury.
DELAWARE Republicans assembled in
State Convention at Dover, The delegates
to the National Convention were not instruc-
ted, but Harrison is their favorite.
THE Maine Prohibition Convention nomi-
mated Timothy B. Hussey, of North Ber-
wick, for Governor. Presidential electors
and delegates to the National Convention
were also chosen. Jehn II. Hersey was
nominated for Congress
The State Convention of Vermont Demo
Gratis met at Montpelier. Bradley B. Smaliey,
of Burlington, was nominated for Governor
and George M. Dearborn for Lieutenant
Governor The delegates elected to Chicago
are uninstructed. but the convention in
dorsed Cleveland
THE Republican State AMI Congressional
District Conventions of Rhode Island, held
at Providence, nominated delegates to Min
neapolis but gave no instructions.
THE Republican State Convention OF
Idaho, held at Pocatello, selected delegates
to Minneapolis who favor the nomination OF
Blaine for the Presidency, il he can be
inducedto accept Their second choice is
President Harrison.
TIE State Convection of Minnesota Re-
nublicans met at ST. Paul The convention
was for Blaine's nomination, and the Min
neapolis delegation will vote for him, and
will vote for President Harrison's renomina-
ton only when it becomes apparent that it
is certain.
THE West Virginia Republican State Con-
vention met at Martinsburg and selected
four delegates-at-large to Minneapolis and
State COMMITTEES. About $50 delegates were
in attendance. The platform recommended
the Mckinley bill, indorsed President Harri-
sons Administration and declared for an
honest dollar. The delegates were unin-
structed.
THE Kansas Republican State Convention
was held at Hutchinson. Ex-senator In
gals heads the delegation. No instructions
were given to the delegates to the National
Convention, but q resolution endorsing Har-
rison's Administration was adopted.
THE Republicans of Illinois held their
State Convention at Springfield The ses-
sion lasted two days. A State ticket headed
by Governor Fifer was placed in the field.
The platform endorses President Harrison,
and instructs the delegates-at-large to give
their support for his denomination In the
National Convention.
TIE Republicans of Wisconsin met at Mil
waukee in State Convention The platform
endorses President Harrison's Administra- :
tion, but the delegates to the National Con-
vention are sent uninstructed.
The President has appointed Wallace
Craigle, son of Captain D. ]. Craigle,
United States Army, cadet at large to the
the Military Academy at West Point. This
exhausts all the appointments at the Presi-
dents disposal until 1898.
A SECTION Of the cellar of the new Have
meyer building in New York City collapsed
from the overweight of 100 tons of mortar
and killed two workmen. The police blame
the plaster contractor for the accident.
THE Rev. DR.. Henry Gabriels was conse-
Grated at Albany, N. Y, as Bishop OF the
Roman Catholic diocese of Ogsdensburg.
PRESIDENT CHARLES KENDALL ADAMS,
of Cornell University. Ithaca, N. T., has
resigned.
WILLIAM STANTON and his son were
drowned by the capsizing OF . boat near
Rockland, Me.
JACK CARvIN, Of Coxville. Ind, shot and
killed his son, young man Of twsnty-one.
PArRrcK OSuL1IvAx. one Of the DR..
Cronin assassins, died few days ago at
Joliet I'LL, Prison. He made no confession
O,Sulliyan maintained his innocence to the
last.
SOUTH DAKOTA was swept by asnowstorm
lasting forty-eight hours. Many cattle
perished.
WHILE Governor Hogg and Mr.. Clarke
were making speeches at Cleburne, Texas,
: grand stand on which nearly 1000 persons
were seated collapsed, and fifty persons were
seriously injured. Mrs. Vaughn. of Itasca,
and Miss Gibson, of Cleburne. were fatally
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