Passaic City record., 1895-04-27
Domestic.
RECORD OF THE LEAGUE CLUBS.

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piitsSurs. a'sSs won Lost 800 washnsn 1i 500
| Boston,. 8 1 .75OlSt. Louis. 2 8 400
Baltimore. 8 l .75Ol louisville. 2 8 400
| Cincinnati. 8 2 .600INew York. .250
Chicago. :. Q .60OlPhfiadel-. ESQ
BROOKLYN. 2 2 .500lCleveland. 200
Morris Hopkins, colored, was hanged at
| sons, his employer, whom he killed with a
| club.
The defalcation of Paul Schulz. land agent
| of the Northern Pacific Railroad at Tacoma,
| WASH. Is now estimated at $500, ,GU0.
The New York City Police Reorganization
| bill was beaten in the Senate at Albany by a
| tie vote, three Republicans joining the Demo-
Gratis in opposition to it.
The Pennsylvania House at Harrisburg
passed the 'Greater Pittsburg" bill, and also
| the bills known as the second and third
| s.Greater PittsburgH bills by decisive ma
| jorIties.
| Willimantic Conn National Bank, amount
| to $125,0 The city was in state OF con-
| sternation over the discovery, and run on
| local savings institution took place.
| George Payne. aged sixty-four years. an
| old and respected business man OF Rome,
| committed suicide by cutting his throat with
| a razor. He had been mentally deranged for
| several days.
Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt de-
| cided to accept one Of the Police Commis-
| sionerships Of the city of New York rendered
| to him by Mayor Strong.
! Louisville's Board of Trade authorized the
appointment of delegates to the Memphis
| Sound Money Convention.
| Julia Gross, a sixteen-year-old girl, who
| was lured away by young man from her
! home in New York City. and returned two
| days after, was found lying dead in the yard
| of her home. She had committed suicide
| through remorse.
| Edward B. Shaw, of Newburyport, was
| General by the Republicans of the Massa-
| chusetts Legislature. The nomination was
tantamount to election.
Thomas S. Borden, agent and treasurer Of
| the Metacomet and Anawan Mills, has fled
from Fall River. Mass. He is short in his
accounts to the extent of $4,000.
Salvatore Cavaliere, an italian shoemaker.
is in the Long Branch On. J.) jail charged
with score of burglaries, committed during
the last five years. Three houses are said
to have been built by him with stolen lum-
Der. He had enough stolen gooos on hand
to stock a store.
Mrs. Catharine Scott, believed to be the
oldest woman in Brooklyn, died at her home,
in the city, aged l03 Despite her great age
she had not gray hair in her head, and
read without glasses.
The First National Bank of Willimantic,
Conn.,, was closed by order of Controller
Eckels Itwas surprise etoWillimantic busi-
ness men. whose deposits in the bank aggre-
gate about $25O, 900. Its cashier was un-
willing to assume responsibility for some Of
It's assets.
H. Il, Kohlsaat has purchased a control
ling interest in the Chicago Times-Herald,
whose former proprietor, james W. Scott,
died few days before, and converted 1t in
paper. This transfer left Chicago without
Democratic morning daily newspaper.
A train struck team containing Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Frank, aged sixty-two and
sixty-hve respectively, near Richland, Penn.
and both were instantly killed. The couple
were wealthy.
Beef is so high priced in Chicago the
poorer residents of the city subsist on fish,
which thousands are catching in Lake
Michigan.
Alice Walsh was murdered in Thompson
street, New York City, in fashion that
strongly recalls the crimes in the White
chapel district of London.
By the capsizing of skiff in the Delaware
River at Philadelphia, Penn. three boys
were drowned. They were Julius Haeh1n,
eighteen years old. and his brother, Ernest,
sixteen years old, and John Miller, sixteen
years old, all Of the Kensington district.
Paul Fenimore Cooper, son of the famous
American novelist, died at Albany. N. Y.
Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky. an
nounced himself as in favor of free silver
coinage at 16 to l.
Mrs. Della T. S. Parnell, mother of the
noted Irish leader, was assaulted and robbed
by footpads near her home at Bordentown,
n J. Her injuries were serious.
The Empire State Society, of the Sons OF
the American Revolution, presented loving
cup to the New York City Chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
At Winchester. Va. Thornton Parker was
executed. On March Parker made an as
sauit upon Mrs. Milton, of Middletown.
R.C. Wickliffe, an Ex-Governor OF Louisi-
ana. died at Shelbyville. KY, at the home OF
J. C. Beckham. his son-in-law, from grip. He
was born in Washington County, Kentucky,
seventy-hve years ago.
Three workmen we're killed, two others
were fatally injured and one seriously hurt
by the fall OF a great derrick in the yards of
the South Chicago GILL d shipbuilding Com
pany.
A dad whale, sixty-feet long. picked up
of Chatham, Mass, was taken to New York
City for exhibition by the tug Taurus.