The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-17
NEWS IN NOTES.
Foreign.


The Ducbesse de Dino. formerly Mrs.
observation-disclosures. nee JufBpson, of New
YORK. WAS married in Paris to q Polish
Prince.
A crime resembling those committed
ny Prado and Pranzini came to light Mt
Brussels yesterday. A window in an
apartment ous situated ia the centre of
the city was thrown open and from IL is
sued cries of Murder. helpl policei'
The police on entering found the bleed
Ing corpse OF Anna Leenaerts, a well
known "demimondaine who, according to
The DOCTORS, must have been murdered
during the previous night. The mau
who callei for help was one of her lovers.
who had just.entered the apartment. All
the woinan's jewels had disappeared.
There is no clue as yet to the murderer.
Sister Rose Gertrude, the young Eng
iishwoman who went TO the Sandwich
Islands to minister to the leper settle
ment at Molokai, hut who was refused a
landing there, will be u sister no more;
she has been married to DR.. Lutz Of
Honolulu.
Eighteen socialists were recently ar
rested at Chelsea, London, on the charge
of creating a disturbance in the streets
while engaged in spreading their doc
trines. They were convicted and yester-
day they were each sentenced to pay fines
varying from eco to 93. Several of them,
In addition to being lined, were also SEN
fenced to one months Imprisonment.
The Magistracy of Vienna, at the in
stance of the Public Prosecutor. lave is
sued a decree, commanding the closing of
the Methodist Church. They have also
prohibited Pastor Roesch from preaching
anywhere in the city. on the ground that
his "Metnodistic denunciation of masses
as 'Blasphemous fables and dangerous
conceits' Is an insult against the Catholic
religion, which is recognized by the
State"
At the National Capital.
Senator Dolph gave a dinner at Wash
ipgton to the Cabinet; and General and
Mrs. Breckenridge gave a luncheon to
General Schofield and his staff.
There is to be an improvement in the
weather predictions after the new year.
The indications will be up to midnight of
the following day, and the predicters
will be urged to forecast for several days.
Speaker Crisp announced the Commit
tee on Rules. 1t consisted of himself as
chairman, with Messrs. McMillin aud
Catchings as the Democrats, and Messrs.
Reed and Burrows as the Republicans.
New York.
Edward M. Fields lawyers decided to
let him remain in Ludlow Street Jail I'M
til Saturday, when ne will be examined
as to his sanity. Cyrus w. Field had a
relapse.
Frederick Spicher, a carpenter, says
that he was badly injured by a fall, and
that after being carelessly attended to at
Roosevelt Hospital was turned away
when he was weak from loss of blood and
scarcely able to walk.
The Williamsburg police have not yet
discovered the murderer OF Mrs. BoS-
chinsky and her child, but have a clue.
1t was reported yesterday that John
Hoev was about to make a settlement
with the Adams Express Company on the
basis of the return OF $500, 900.
Elsewhere
Judge of Crimes Foster will in all prob
ability conclude his inquiry at Valpar-
also, Chile, into the Baltimore affair be-
fore the end of this week. His report will
receive immediate consideration after the
inauguration of President Monut.
The Drexel Institute in West Philade1-
phia is to be dedicated today, aud it is
u that Mr.. Anthony Drexel, it's
founder, will add 81, 900, 600 to his previous
benefactions.
The Louisiana Democrats have snlit on
the lottery question. and will hold two
conventions and nominate two State
tickets.
Witnesses in the Graves trial testified
that the Doctor had misrepreseuted facts
concerning the estate of che late Mr.. Bar
naby to his widow.
LleutenantG Governor Anglers, of Quebec,
has dismissed Premier MERCER and his
government for corrupt practices.
Mrs. Amelia Spiess, a young woman of
Lancaster, Pa, had Il quarrel with her
husband Tuesday night, and her mother
threatened to compel her husband to
leave the house. The quarrel was re-
sumed yesterday, when the young woman
ran upstairs and blew her brains OUT, dy-
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