The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-10
NEWS In NOTES.



Emperor William OF Germany received
a number of German subjects and other
per -ons IN London. a.d IN the evening
attended n concert nj h9yal Albert HAL;
Belzium's striking miners have decided
to return TO work.
Tn Prince OF Wales gave a garden
party ut Marlborough loose which was
attended by the visiting royalties.
The German government has informed
NJ. RIbot, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
that the relaxation OF the Alsact-Lorraine
passport regulations. permitted at the
time of the recent Swiss railroad disaster
IN Urtier To enable friends and relatives oi
tie dead, wounded or missing to seek for
or attend the victims. has been made pei
manenr.
The American bark, snow Qneen, Can
tain McDoueall, from Halifax June IA,
arrived at Newcastle-on-Iyne yesterday.
CAPTAIN McDouzal reports that he rescued
on the Banks two Newfoundland fsher-
men named Olsen aud Brown. whom he
found adrift In an open boat. They had
been five DAYS without food when taken
on board OF the Snow Queen
In the louise of Commons last evening,
in the debate on the Foreign Office e-tl-
mites, Mr.. Labouchere protested against
the attitude of Lord Salisbury toward the
Dreibund as calculated TO i~rritats
France.
At the National Capital.
EX-CODIFeeSmHu ItfkiHS Oh hH1St1
says the Farmers Alliance movement is
the most ~blighting curse that has ever be-
fall his State.
Secretary OF the Treasury Foster has
decided not to ask for the resignation Of
Appraiser Marvelle w. Cooper of New
York.
New York's Doings.
Three men were badly burned by a
mysterious explosion in james Edwards
malt hnraA AN East In LYraArAd a4rA
Thirty-third street, New York.
Another chapter In the interminable
story OF the Stewart millions was be-
u yesterday. The papers in a suit In
stituted by Benjamin. Il. Butler aud Will
lam II. Secor. as attorneys for Alexander
Stewart, claiming TO be a citizen heir to
the late Alex .nder I. Stewart against
Henry Hilton, was served on the latter
yesterday afternoon.
The programme of the shipboard drills
of the New York naval militia has been
arranged.
The Odd Fellows lave settled down to
their camp life at Syracuse, and with the
weather n unceasiug festivities the
camp is proving a great success.
Carrie Brooks has made a full confes-
zion of her share in the plot TO obtain
lozing A. Robertson millions.
No trace has yet been found OF the man
who jumped into the Twenty-sixth street
sewer manh0le.
The agents Of the oil steamer Chester,
which lowed the the Servia into port
want $4,000. The Cunard people are
willing TO pay $4,000.
Minister Frederick Douglass talks
about the condition of affairs in Hayti.
John G.. Nicolay writes a scorching
note to Editor Mcclure, Of Philadelphia.
in regard to the controversy over the
failure to renominase Hannibal Hamlin.
Il. G.. Dswley. An American citizen,
claims to have been illegally imprisoned
nnd brutaliy maltrested In Guaeemala.
Miss Phoebe Couzins Is no longer On
nected with the Worlds Fair manage
ment. Judge Blodgett yesterday norm
lug rendered a sweeping decision against
the ex-secrefary of the Board of Lady
Managers of the Fair.
Chairman Ellison, OF the Virginia Demo-
cratic State Committee, expressed him
self as encouraged by the assurances he
received from the Farmers Alliance
leaders that their order in that State is
friendly to the Democratic party.