The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20
NEWS IN NOTES.


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Foreign.
A cable despatch from Liverpool de-
scribes the mysterious finding OF the hor-
fibly mutila ed body OF a young lad. pre-
sGmed to IA been murdered. though the
remains may have been a medical sub
ject.
Ex-Queen Natalie was expelled from
Servia yesterday By order Of the Regents,
aud Is supposed to have taken refuge in
Roumania.
by the collapse Of a platform at q chill
dren's fete rear Chester1eld, England,
yesterday. two boys were crushed TO
death and thirty others were injured. Il
Is feared that several OF the injured will
die.
A cable despatch from Yokohama
states that the Czarewitch has so far re-
covered from his wound that he has been
able to leave Japan for Vladivostock.
Mrs. Phelps. the wife OF William
Walter Phelps, the American Minister at
Berlin. sailed from Bremen yesterday for
New York BIZ the North German Lloyd
steamer Lain Miss Phelps, in company
with her aunt, Mrs. Boardman. and the
Misses B~oardman, is shortly to start on q
trip to Norway.
At the National Capital.
The vesuvius had a successful trial
with her aerial torpedo pneumatic guns.
II is reported in Washington that Col
onel Cooper nay be sent as Consul to
Liverpool in order to make easy his re-
moval from the AppraisershiD OF the
Port Of New York.
Senator Quay has not been snubbed by
President Harrison, but their proposed
conference, at which a deal was to have
been made looking to the formers sup
port Of the latter for denomination, has
been postponed.
Secretary Rusk has issued an order re-
curing that all sheep and swine in
tended TO the imported from Canada shall
be q~uarantined for fifteen dayf. Con-
ta2ious diseases exist in other countries,
IA as Canada does no quarantine
against them the order was issued to
prevent the introduction in this country
OF disease OF swine and sheep by impor-
tation through Canada
Secretary Foster has approved of the
suggestion of the Treasury Commission
that the use of two silk threads running
through Treasury notes be abandoned
and that a design of double line local
lied silk FIBRE be substituted. This, it
is believed. will enable the general public
to more easily detect counterfeits.
New York Doings.
An explosion of dynamite on a construc.
ton train that was building a third track
on the New York Central Railroad lust
south of Tarrytown killed thirteen men,
ten of them Italians, whose names are ut
present unknown, and injured perhaps
twenty others, mostly Italians. The
cause OF the disaster has not been exactly
determined.
Miss Mary Mcnamara, the ompani
of Oscar Ciapp In bis flight and disgrace,
proves that she was married to him in
Hoboken two years ago. She has begun
an action for the annuiment of the mar
riage.
Charles e. Rogers, an ex-minister of the
Gospel, was sentenced by Police Justice
Diver of New York to six months i'm
prisonment in default of a bond TO pay IS
a week toward the support Of his wife
and children.
Tn Railroad Commissioners have re-
fused to grant the application of the
C0ney Island and BROOKLYN Railroad
Company for approval of the Board of a
change OF motive power from horses to
overhead single trolley electric system
upon q portion or its railroad.
The last Of the indictments against the
boodlers arising out of the action of the
Board of Aldermen OF 1884 and the Broad
way Railroad franchise were dismissed
by Judge Van Brunt In the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer of New York yesterday.
The indictments were against William II.
Moloney, Robert De Lacy inc Charles
Dempsey.
Elsewhere.
Word was received from the Pacific
COAST that there was every possibility
that the ltata is far out of the reach of
the Charleston. The Itata passed outside
Acapulco at moor on Friday last and the
Charleston reached chat port on Safur-
day. TheEsmeralda, the other CHILEAN yes
sci, is still at Acapulco awaiting coal
which Is said TO have been ordered from
the United States. 1t is believed tina the
Itata received ali the E~smeralda's coal
and that during her voyage she will re-
ceive more which has been sen to her
from Chill.
The third party men showed up strong
among the national union delegates at
Cincinnati. but there is a probability of
the discordant elements wrecking the
Convention.
A general movement will be made TO
prevent the confirmation of the Rev. DR..
Phillips Brooks as Bishop of Massachu-
sets. His teachings are alleged to be
identical with those of the Rev. DIR.
Heber Newton. whom Bishop Potter has
decided to call to ccount.
The striking miners in the coke district
of Pennsylvania caught two of the hated
deputy sheriffs Yesterday and handled
them very roughly