The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-23

A serious fire occurred in Dublin in
which two fireinen were ba.ly. and two
slightly. injured.
Miss Caroline Beethoven, the last de-
scendeat of the great composer, died III
Vienna In a slate of great poverty.
a. new Ministry has been formed IN
Spain under the leadership. as before, of
Senior Canoya~ del Castillo.
Sir William Vernon Harcoutt, in a let
ter to the electors Of Dorset, England,
dilates upon the proofs recently given
that the rural constituencies are return
ing to allegiance of Mr.. Gladstone. He
says that Mr.. Gladstone will give labor
ers Il practical voice in the ~nagen
of affairs closely concerning Them, a
privilege always withheld from them ny
the Tories, even when adopting Liberal
principles.
At the National Capital.
There is considerable agitation IN
Washington among department. circles
over the illusions male in the BOOK 'lu
Office" which was recently puoNshed,
aud for the writing of which It's author
was discharged from the governments
employ.
Washington is filled with delegates and
- others VINO have gathered to be present
ut The meeting of the Republican Nation
III Committee. The boomers" who are
trying to nave the convention held III
their respective cities have been very
OA5J. ~ ptCSChb
have the advantage.
New York DoinCs.
Brocklyn is on the verge Ola water fam
inc because of the break III the East new
York conduit, caused by the cavein by
which fourmen were killed.
Francis McCarry. an iron moulder,
thirty-eight years old, attempted TO rival
Steve Brodie by jumping Off The Brook
Ign Bridge and WAS drowned.
Mrs. Nicholas Eichier, who accuSed
John Eichler. the brewer, of belng her
husband in Germany, still sticks to her
story in spite Of u prosecution for black
mail.
The Rev. ID. McGlynn, replying to the
ultimatum of Archbishop Corrigan. re-
fuses 10 retracJ anything he has SAID,
and charges that certain 1aymen were
trying TO make trouble for the Arch
bishop.
The mangled body of Timothy Pater-
sou, a book pavior, of Philadelphia. was
found on the Union Elevated Railroad,
Williamsburg. He had been killed while
w king on the tracks.
Co.oneL Albert b. Steinberger. the ex-
King ofSafnoa, is in New York III very
reduced circumstances.
Ex-City Treasurer Koran, OF Long
Island City, threatens to send a complalut
to the Bishop about Father Mcclure, of
ST. Mary's Church, for celebrating Low
instead of High Mass at his daughters
luucIdl DCCduSC UuO PACeOsSAoa was 1900
an hour late IN reaching the church.
The body of Paulo Gundino, one of the
men buried i'll the Brooklyn disaster OF
Saturday, caused by the caving in of the
Ridgewood conduit. was recovered. The
remaining three bodies have not yet been
toand.
Els ewhere.
Fouseca has issued another proclaim
alton appointing February 20 next as the
day for holding general eIecLions in Bra
I'll and summons Congress TO meet on
May g..
Judge of Crimes Foster has concluded
his examination at Valparaiso, Chile, OF
the Baltimore outrage. The result will
probably he made known some time this
week.
The steamer Samuel Mather was sunk
off Point Iroquois, Mich. in collision with
the steamer BIZ, I'll. Both carried large
curgoas. 1t is not known if any lives
Were lost.
Preparations are being made for the
celebration of the golden jubilee of Arch
bishop Kenrick, of St. Louis.