The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-02
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
Emperor William was in Amsterdam,
where he wa received Wish great Ger
moay by little Queen Wtlhelmiue, Queen
Regent Emma and distinguished officials.
\ cable despatch from ROule states that
the Pope refuses to appoint bishops 10
Amerieai in accordance with Herr Cahens-
ly's scheme
South Chilli on Saturday elected Vicuna
to succeed Balmace1a as President. Inc
insurgent feet is moving unouC oquimbo.
where Baln1aceun has 900 men. There
are rumors OF heavy FIGHTING between
Huasco and Coquimbo.
The Welsh Tin Plate Works when they
resume operations will run half time
on Mondays, thereby reducing The pro-
duction by $4,000 boxes annually. This,
IL Is thought, will prevent another glut-
ting OF the American market
Abazaar was opened yesterday ut Hert-
ford. England. .by the Warehouses OF
Salisbury, accompanied by the American
Minister aud Mrs. Lincoln. A suDstan-
fel contribution in money and INTEREST
ing articles for the bazaar had been sent
by citizens of Hartford, Conn, founded
$50 years Z by emigrants from Hartford.
At the National Capital.
President Harrison has issued a pro-
elimination extending the privileges Of
the International Copyright law 70 Great
Britain. France, Belgium and Swilzsr-
land.
he United States Treasury statement
shows an increase In the public debt for
June and a decrease OF only s&,00O, 900 foe
the year.
COMMISSIONS of Pensions Raum an-
nounces That he has s3.001.0 900 Of pension
appropriations to turn Into the Treasury.
He om,itS to state the fact that nearly
Si0.0o0.oO0 of pension certificates have
been held back.
New York Doings.
Drs. Henry Formal, Austin Flint and
Cyrus Edison swear hat murdered Carrie
Browne blood, with intestinal aumix-
ture, was upon the hands. SHIRT and
stockings of Ben ali.
Mr.. II. Charles Ulman, a lawyer Of New
4urT, charges the Commissioners of
Taxes With Illegal assessments to the ex-
tent of more than 81 Co., COO annually.
TIL programme for the FDurth's cele-
bration tins year in New York includes
the unveiiing OF a statue to sunset Cox.
Gleason, Mayor Of Long Island CRY.
has followed up his latest assault by hav-
ing the members of the Fourth Ward
Committee of Long Island City arrested.
Judge ln9raham dismissed the suit OF
O'Brifn 81 Clark against the city of New
York except IA TO $40. 157.58, which the
city conceded was due. The action was
to recover s732, 312. 90 for work done upon
the new aqueduct.
DIR. Webb has boosted that his pro-
Jected Adirondack PARK shall surpass
Tuxedo.
Alexander Weiss. advertising agent of
the German HcrOld, tried to kill his mis-
tress, Minnie Stadang, at No. 80 Third
avenue, New York. lie did not succeed.
but killed himself. He had planned a
double suicide and both had written fare
well letters.
Elsewhere.
Iowa Republicans nominated Hiram C.
Wheeler for Governor and a fun State
ticket.
There is no material change in the situ-
alton at Saltoa Station. Cll., on the
Southern Pacific RAILROAD. around which
a ink is forming. The water now covers
wisle, but, according TO advices received
by railroad officials. the depth nowhere
exceeds thirty inches.
Reports from Bar Harbor state that
there Is no tr1th in the report sent TO
New York yesterday that Ar. Blaine had
been taken suddenly and seriously III,
and that he WAS but the mere shadow or
his former self.
Coming down from the Norfolk Navy
Yard Yesterday morning the Chicago
broke the crosShead guide of her port en-
gsne, disabling it and recessitating a de-
lay of ten days for r~epairs. Admiral
Walker transferred his flag to the New
ark and sailed at once for Boston. ac-
c~omDanied by the Atlantic, the Boston
aud the Yorktown.
A mass meeting of citizens of Blaine.
WASH, was held last night 10 protest
against the employment OF Chinese labor
ut the salmon cannery which is being es-
tablished at Semrahmoo, opposits Blaine.
1t was resolved 10 drive the Chinese out
by force If necessary.