The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-22
NEWS IN NOTES.



The new French Minister to Russia is
Instructed to make A formal request to
tho Car for an offensive and defensive
alliance in cass Of war with Germany.
The government of Rome has forbidden
TIE public authorities to grant permits
for meetings the object OF which Is to
denounee the Dreibund.
Queen Victoriais hand ia politics IL
shown by the publication OF her action
when the Irish Church Dssesta hlishment
blu was before the House.
Dispatches from Bucnos Ayres m
nounce that the Argentine Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies have overvoted the
Presidents veto on the Three Months
Moratorium bills.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies
yesterday Signor Luzzati, Minister of
Finance, replying 10 advocates Of a
silver monetary standard. declared that
the Italian government would never with
draw from nor do anything to weaken
the Latin Union.
At the National Capital
II is reported from Cape May Point. ".
j., hat Blaine's popularity Is giving Har-
risou much concern.
President Harrison, it is said, is serious-
~ considering the continuance of the
coinage of silver dollars, and of making
q partial surrender, at least. to the free
coinage men.
New York Doings.
Gaston Pimienta, a young Spaniard
from Havana. who Is living at No. 100
west Eleventh street. New York, is mute
at intervals, and his case somewhat re-
sembles that of David Molloy.
Joseph feys, a Storage passenger IN
La bretagfe. wrenched his little son
from bis mothers arms ant threw him
overheard.
pany. where both conventions will prob
ably be held. The indications are that
BOSS Platt will have a hard fight.
Harry James Halliday, a member of A.
". Palmer's theatrical company, aud Miss
Florence Ethel Gibbons were married
yesterday at the State Camp at Peekskiil.
Dr. Paxton tied the knot and the boys of
the Seventh Regiment congratulated the
couple In true military fashion.
There was an exciting scene on East
Houston street. near Police Headquar-
fers. New York, shortly after seven
O'Clock last night. when Dennis o'Brien,
a s~habbily dressed young man, was ar
rested charged with assaultfng a four
year-old child. A crowd of three or four
hundred persons followed the prisoner,
who was walking betwesn W police
men, crying out:-"Lynch him Hang
him to a lamp post XIII himl''
Mary Kenitz, a Hungarian, who for the
past five years has been living in New
York city with Victor klosch. a Hungar-
ian caoinetmaker, as his wife, swallowed
a large QuduIfty OL GdFls EIt5u 4abo On
Saturday night and died from the effects
of the poison yesterday morning.
Elsewhere.
Ex-senator Mcdonald of Indiana died
ut thirtv-four minutes past eleven o'clock
last night at his home in Indianapolis.
The Democratic party Of Utah will be
organized at once. Tho Democratic Ter
~ritorial Committee decided that Saturday
by a vote of fifteen to four.
Joseph Landry of Waterbury, Comp,
npon being rejected by Miss Annie Corri-
gan, who won a diamond necklace as the
handsomest young lady in Waterbury.
shot at her yesterday. me bail only
plowed through her hair, but she fell
from the shock. Landry then fired two
shots into his own head and is dead.
Mrs. Joseph Bieriine, u Of the most
prominent married women of Carver
county, Mimi, has eloped with G. TEeo-
dore Smith. Both the parties are of fami-
lies highly respected in the community
and wealthy.
William II. Underwood, DR., Of Chicago
has filed a bill in the Circuit Court In
which he complains that ne is being de-
prived of 1000 shares OF stock OF the
Leavenworth Mining Company. of Colo
RADIO, of the par vnlue of 500 each, by
Clinton Reed, a lawyer In Denver, and
Eugene NJ. Reed and James p. Smith, OF
Weeping Water, Neb.