The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-13
NEWS IN NOTES.



Al n meeting OF the Council OF Minis
ters Of France a proposition u remove the
prohibition OF the admissions OF AMER
eau pork into france was favornbiy con-
sideTed.
Mexico has a remarkable phenomenon
in a ta~ree-yeaf-oid girl who mas q secont
face on one Of her thighs. Dr. Cyrus
Edison. of New YORK. says be has knowt-
edue of parallel cases
Emperor William Of Germany and the
Impress attended service Mt -. fauis
Cathedral Sunday morning and IA tns
afternoon went to Hatfield House 20 WISH
Lord Salisbury.
buried in a hind slide and killed a. the
North Pacific Cannery. on the Skeena
River. British Columbia. On July :. News
OF the terrible affair was brought TO
Nnnni, Mo-, B. G. by the steamer Prin-
cess Louise. Before six o'clock In the
morning. while the victims OF the land
slide were at work. they heard a iouh,
rambling noise that seemed to come from
the high mountain at the
back of the cannery. momehs
later an avalanche Of rocks. earth n
trees WINS upon the doomed settlement
The occupants Of one OF the houses had
time to get outside Of the building. but
before they could get out of the way OF
the avalanche they were caught and
carried along TO their death.
At the National Capital.
Attorney General Miller has issued
letters of instruction to United States
District Attorneys in regard 20 the en-
forcement Of the Antitrust law, calling
to the injunction issued by
Judge KEY in the Tennessee case. which
restrained q combination for controlling
he sale of coal from continuing Its opera
tons In interstate The pro
cess was a civil one. aud did not UNDER
,~t~.f.,I r~1vtatOna oF
the antitrust act, imposing penalties and
forfeiture of goods.
New York Doings.
Andrew Brennan, who leaped into New
York narbor from n boat on Saturday
night, and who was supposed to have
drowned himself, swan TO Governors
Island and returned homo to find his
parents making preparations for his iu-
neral.
Edward Coe. seventy-oue years old. a
clerk for Justice Lawrence ia the supreme
Court. was attacked by garroters IN west
Thirteenth street, IN broad daylight, and
his shoulder badly fractured.
Burial In Calvary Cemetery WIS refused
for The body of Tom Kenny. h LIE
saver who jumped into a sewer ana was
afterward found dead.
Mary Reid, twenty-five fears old, an
actress in Hallen aud Harris troupe,
walked into Bellevue Hospital last night
suffering from a severe dog bite on Tue
right wrist. She had been bitten by one
of the dogs who take a part in the play.
The wound was cauterized.
Seventy-nine arrests were made In
New York yesterday for violations OF the
excise law.
Elsewhere.
Seven persons were scalded to death
ard six injured by escaping steam in a
railroad accident az Aspen junction,
Col.
Edward Burgess, the well known yacht
designer died Mt Boston yesterday OF
typhoid fever. In early life he WIS in
sIructor In entomology at Hars~rd Col
lege.
Tom Richardson. the robber and cav
dweller of Islip, L. l.. is still at large.
While two hundred men watched his
caves he boldly appeared neal the bouse
of Justice Waller, mis- fa~ther-in-law, three
miles away, and told a neighbor that he
intended to kill his wife, the Justices
daughter.
Harry Curtiss. a glass worker, eighteen
years old. was found dead III bed at
Ffndlay, o., and an autopsy showed the
heart paralyzed, caused by the excessive
use CT cigarettes. he having been IN the
habit of smoking three or -four boxes
daily.
The Kansas Farmers Alliance has de-
cided to take action In regard TO the
under which many OF its mem
bers are STRUGGLING, and President Frank
McGrath the appointment OF
a committee TO take charge OF the placing
of loans for members OF the Alliance