The Jersey City news., 1891-09-18
NEWS IN NOTES.


emperor W1lilNlQ 3 SL)ccCu 10 OiAC tioSP1
at Erturt has caused mucit indignation In
France.
The silver shipped from Chile by Bal
macetla arrived ag London and was piaceu
in the Bank of England TO await tie re-
suit of litigation. =
Phylloxera is creating great naVoc III
the southern part of Styria, notwithstahu,
ing the fact that American wines had
been grated upon them for the purpose
of exercising curative effect.
The London Standards Berlin CORE
spondent said that the German Forelsn
Office has disturbing advices from emma,
hat China is unable to fulflll her promise
to punish the rioters. There were rumorS
THAT France and Russia would not tuke
part in any action by the combined neets,
but the reports were unfouDded. Ter
many will increase her heet III Chinese
waters.
An explosion yesterday shattered an
extensive percussion cap factory at liz
kow, killing two persons and severely
injured number of others.
DIR. Aveling has been fined in Berlin for
committing an assault upon Journalist
Giles. the author of the story that Ave
ling, after contracting u love union with
Eleanor Marx, left mis- legal wife in des-
titute circumstances.
New York Doings
An inspection of Grammar School No.
z. at No. go Chrystie street, and Primary
School No. %, at First avenue and Ninth
street, New York, discoses the fact that
they are in an unsafe condition.
What is said to be the most magnificent
synagogue in the world will be dedicated
by the Congregation Beth-El at Fifth
avenue anu Seventv-sixth street, New
York. this evening.
Mayor Grant. with the approval of the
Board of Health, has appointed Thomas
S. Brennan Commissioner of Street
Cleur1inO RI sIIccapd Hams - Rqattia re-
moved.
Many politicians called at the Custom
House yesterday 10 welcome Senator
Francis Hendricks, the new Collector.
who, however, did not arrive to take
charge. Mr.. Fassett will probably for
mally retire from office today.
Lieutenant Governor Jones has written
a letter in which he announces his intsn-
tion to bolt the Democratic State ticket.
Roswell p. Flower was welcomed to his
summer home in Wauertown yesterday
He made an address to thousands OF
people.
Elsewhere
President Hfppolyte, of Hayti, declares
that there IS no i'll feeling between the
black and yellow inhabitants of the Re
public. He says all the mischief has been
done by INSCRIPTIONS foreigners.
The President yesterday appointed
State Senator Francis Hendricks, of
Syracuse, Collector of the Port OF New
York; TO succeed j. Sloat Fassett. re-
stunned.
The case of the Chilian steamer Itata
will come before the Federal Court at
San Diego Cal, September 20. and it is
believed the Government will push the
matter to a conclusion.
About fifty survivors of the old One
Hundred and Ninth Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers held their annual re-
union in Asbury Park yesterday.
AT Lancetown, Nicaragua, September
8, cycloue destroyed nearly all the
houses Many persons were injured, but
no one was killed.
The town of Iquique, Chill, was visited
by a hurricane Tuesday, and much dam
age done to buildings and shipping.
At Woodland, CAL, yesterday, j. W..
Montgomery shot anu Killed May Adams
and then poisoned himself. The girls
parents refused to consent to their mar
riage.
Joseph Shippel Pole living in the
town OF Sugar Notch, near Wilkesbarre,
was yesterday stoned to death by gang
of hoodlnms led by man whom he had
refused to treat. Several arrests We're
made.
Arthur B. Donaldson, of Plttsburg.
general agent of the Aetna Life Insurance
Company, WAS arrested at Holltdaysburg,
Pa. yesterday, on the charge OF kidnap-
ping Albert A. Marshall from Baltimore,
Md, aud bringing him to Altoona. He
was held pending the issuance OF requisi-
tion papers.
Survivors of Pennsylvania, New York
and Connecticut regiments semDled on
the battlefield of Antietam yesterday and
revived war, memories. Large delega-
lions accompanied the veterans. and
campfires were enjoyed after the business
of the day was over.