The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-10
News IN NOTES.


Premier Cauovas del Castillo informed
the Queen Of Spain yesterday that he had
settled with General Foster the principal
points Of a reciprocity treaty with Amer
reciprocity treaty between Spain and
America would be arranged later.
British soldiers and Ghoorkas have
badly whipped the Manipuris rebels in
India.
There is great excitement In Bari,
Italy, over the trial of members OF the
secret society, Mala-Vita, and the details
of the doing Of the society as related in
court have created n sensation.
The 50. James Gasctte OF London pub
fishes u story OF the visit OF a Mr.. Akin
son and DIR. O'Reilly, W representatives
of Irish-American extremist party, TO
MIR. Gladstone Ia 1882.
Justin Mccarthy has offered 70 resign
his seat In Parliament in favor OF Mr..
Shaw IL that gentleman will agree to be-
come leader OF the Irish party.
At the National Capital.
The resignation of Senator Edmunds
from the Senate will necessitate more
changes in the organization of the upper
chamber than would the retirement Of al
most any other Senator. The fact Is re-
called that a month or so before Congress
adjourned Senator Sherman informed
his personal friends that he would resign
at the end of his present term in 1898.
There was a fine row on the steps of the
Patent Office yesterday. Secretary Noble
tvand other officials gathered o1 the steps
Photographer Brady when Photographer
Price came up with a Gamers. Mr..
Brady was about to TAXI the picture
when n colored man. said to be in the em-
ploy OF Mr.. Price. got In front OF his cam
era and refused 10 move. The two pho
tographers then got into a wrangle, aud
peace was only restored by the arrival Of
a patrol wagon filed with policemen.
Mr.. ]. w. Moore, Third Assistant Sec
rotary of state, has accepted The chair Of
international law and diplomacy at
Columbia College.
Bids were opened for the lighting of
Ellis Island by electricity, and Eureka
Electric Company, Of New York, was the
lowest bidder.
Secretary Tracy's new plan for the re-
form of the public service in the Navy
Yaids will be put into operation today.
In New York State.
Miss Anna Dickinson was In New York
York city Yesterday with DIR. Seward
medical superintendent OF the Home for
Invalids Mt Goshen, where Miss Dickinson
has been staying. The physician says
that she is not insane, and Miss Dickin-
son accuses her sister Susan of illegally
committing her 10 an asylum, aud mis-
representing her to the public. She has
instructed her lawyers to pro-
ceedings against the National Republican
State Committee for work she did for the
committee during the last national cam
laign. Miss Dickinson says that she is
going upon the stage agaiu.
General Michael Kerwiu, editor OF the
Tablet and Collector of Internal Revenue
for the Second district OF New York, is
charged by John +. McGrath, a former
internal revenue clerk in his office, with
very peculiar official methods, and with
having his paper subsidized by the
managers of the Republican party.
All the necessary money having been
subscribed, Sculptor ST. Gaudens has
been selected to design the statue to Gen
eral Shern II.
Colonel Weber asks the Treasury De-
partment TO take prompt action regarding
the Fabre liner Burgundia. Eighteen
immigrants escaped, aud the fine is s., 400
Another patient, treated for the grip,
on being taken to Roosevelt Hospital last
"Wednesday, was discovered to be suffer-
ing from typhus fever.
Referee Langbein, in the case of Loerts-
chu VS.. Eliza Porret, the French Ma
dam," reports to the City Court Of Law
yers w. II. Mundy aud A. b. Clarke's
. crooked dealing. and refers their cases to
she New York Supreme Court. The ref
AAree says Muudy should personally pay
for the expense of the action.
Z Elsewhere.
] Captain Loor aud thirteen of the depu-
ties who shot down the strikers at Moore
wood, Pa, have been arrested, charged
with murder. They are under guard at
the camp of the militia, as II Is feared the
\ friends Of The dead men will lynch them.
Mrs. Mckee, who has been on trial at
= Rome, Ca, for poisoning her friend, Mrs.
1 Whipple, was acquitted yesterday.
The theatrical men of Minnesota, have
had an amendment 10 the a~ntitights bill
introduced, which they expect will either
kill the bill or render it SO odious that IL
will not be enforced. The amendment
provides that no woman shall wear o low
neck or short sleeved dress at auy gather
lug whatsoever.
Lemon L. Reinhold, an Indianapolis
lawyer, has been arrested for leading a
gang or robbers to the house of a city
eGitor whose papers account Of his wife's
suicide did not please him.
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