The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-12
DIseRUNTLED TAXPAYERS.
BASEBAIhISTS In CLOVER.
London to Lionize Them-Continental
Politics.

London to Lionize Them-Continenta
Politics.
[By Gable to the United Press.l
LONDON, March 12, 1Ss9.-The Right
hon. Arthur Wellesley Peel, Speaker of
the House of Commons, has arranged for
visit to Parliament of the American base
ball players now in London, and will
invite them directly. They will visit Par
lament in body.
EaThe Country Club, upon the nomination
of Mr.. White, secretary of the American
legation, has made the ball players homo
rary members of the club during their
stay in England.
LONDON LOCAL OPTION.
An immense local option meeting was
held here last night, which was attended
by the Unionist Commoners w. D. Caine
and Richard Chamberlain. When their
presence became generally known they
were SO yehemently and persistently
hooted that they were obliged to with
draw.
FRENCH AND GERMANS AGREE.
For the first time in q great many years
the German and French authorities have
found something besides hatred of one
another that they are able to agree upon,
uaHeiy, tuUt tHe AudrCHlSb must DC sup
pressed During the last fortnight the
police of Berlin and Paris have been ac-
lively engaged in hunting down the lead
erS of the Anarchists in their respective
cities, with the result of making
several very important arrests in the
one and causing many blatant agitators of
violent measures to flee for safety from
the other. These latter worthless have
taken refuge in Switzerland, much to the
CONSERVATION of the police of that coun-
try, who already had their hands full with
the already large number of fugitives
from English, French and German justice
infesting the larger Swiss towns and plot
ting mischief through the comrades they
had left behind them in their
tions for obtaining the custody of
these scoundrels by the governments
whose laws they have transgressed
are not favorable under the present
laws and lack of laws it is altogether
likely that Germany at least will endeavor
to secure the extradition of some of the
most dangerous of plotters with q view to
their secl1sion from public gaze and as
sociation for some time to come, an
achievement that would be heartily well
coined by the Swiss police and people.
NATALIE's TRIUMPH.
The first sign of the inevitable return Of
Queen Natalie to Belgrade, as the result of
her late husbands desertion of the throne
and her sons accession thereto, is visible
in the report that q meeting is being
arranged between the mother and son on
the frontier From the frontier to the
capital is but short distance, and it is
predicted that it will not be long before
it will be traversed by the woman
whose ill treatment at the hands of her
husband was more powerful factor than
all else in fastening his downfall De-
spatches from Belgrade and Vienna allege
that the coming meeting is being brought
about at the solicitation of the boy, who is
pining for his mother, but there is strong
suspicion that filial love is not alone the
foundation of the arrangement.
The Servian Board of Regents is nearer
to the Government of St. Petersburg than
even it's friends or members could be in
duced to admit, and it is doubtless true
that the meeting of Natalie and her son
was quite as powerfully urged from ST.
Petersburg as by the youthful sovereign,
though, perhaps, not so eloquently.