Passaic City record., 1893-12-09
LATER NEWS.

Flora Martin, were murdered at their home
near ST. Joe, Penn. Harper Whitmire is sus-
pected of the deed.
The New York Locomotive Works in
Rome, N. Y. one of the largest establish
ments OF the kind inthe country, was nearly
entirely destroyed by fire. The establish
ment was worth between $400, 900 and $780,
600. The loss is about $3.50, 900.
DISCOVERY of dishonesty on the part of j.
Fl. Louis, managing clerk, who afterward
attempted suicide, is said to have caused the
failure of the big New York clothing firm of
N J. Schoss & Co.
THE managers of the Ferris Wheel at
the Worlds Fair grounds decided to remove
1t to New York as soon as a permanent site
has been secured
IT is reported from Hawaii, by way of San
Francisco, CAL, that Minister Willis has
made statement that he is awaiting In
structions and that he will maintain the
peace in Honolulu. The revenue cutter
Corwin sailed from San Francisco WITH it is
believed, instructions for Minister Willis at
Honolulu
A STATE Banking law has been passed by
the Georgia Legislature.
The President sent to the Senatethe follow
ing nominations (Failed of confirmation at
last session. William B. Hornblower OF
New York, to be Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court OF the United States. John B.
Riley of New York, to be Consul-General of
the United States at Ottawa, Canada. To be
Consuls of the United States Fl. Clay Arm
strong, Jr., of Alabama, at Grenoble,
France Newton B. Ashby, of Iowa, at Dub
lin, Ireland Marcellus T.. Davis, of Arkan-
sas, at Merida, Spain Benjamin Lenthier, of
Massachusetts, at Sherbrooke, Canada !;
Frank W. Roberts, of Maine, at Barcelona,
Spain.
NJ. DUpUY was elected President of the
French Chamber of Deputies, to succeed M.
Casmir-Perier, who has become Prime Min
ister. M. Dupuy was the French Prime
Minister prior to the recent crisis.
SIaNoR ZANARDELL1 has at last succeeded
in forming Ministry in Italy.
hood of Locomotive Firemen, announced
that the Lehigh strike had been declared off
on fair compromise, men to go back as
rapidly as places can be found for them. The
end was brought about by the Boards of Ar
bitration.
MANY of the Worlds Fair buildings are
going to pieces under the weight of the
snow.
ONLY eighteen delegates attended the
Miners Convention at Salida, Col, in re-
sponse to Governor Waite's call.
A STATUE of General James Shields was
unveiled in Statuary Hall. at the Capitol.
The President sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nomination Joseph B. Doe, of Wis
consin, to be Assistant Secretary of War.
A DEMAND for fractional silver for the
Christmas trade was made on the Treasury,
and the coinage of 800, 900 in new fifty and
twenty-five cent pieces was ordered
The loss from the great coal strike in Eng
land is estimated at more than $165 .000, ,O00
and the number of people made destitute at
over :, 800 900.
INFLUENZA is spreading in Europe; there
were seventy-four deaths from the disease in
a week in London.
S1GNoR ZANARDELL1 resigned the Italian
Premiership being unable to form har-
monious Ministry the Independence Beige
prints rumor that King Humbert is think
ing of abdication.
A TRAITOR in the crew of the Brazilian
cruiser America, which sailed from New
York for Rio Janciro on November 26, 80
seriously injured the ships machinery that
she will be unable to proceed on her voyage
for several weeks. The vessel is at Bridge
town, Barbados.