The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-02
NEWS IN NOTES.


500.
The distress of Is, 900, 600 people in Rus
sia is stated TO be tae cause OF u deficit OF
IL. COZ, COO roubles in the budget.
A revolutionary plot was discovered III
Barcelona Yesterday, II several con
spirntorS were arrested. Arrangement
had been made to ,seiZs the prisons d
liberars the prisoners when u
would have been proclaimed.
Arrangements v been made TOT tne
burial OF General Boulanger on Saturday
with civil ceremonies only, the clergy
having refused TO attend. The Contl-
mental press severely critlcise the dead
man.
Bombs were placed on a bridge at
Roseuthal. near Reichenberg, Bohemia,
Yesterday. with the evident intention OF
blowing up a traiu on which the Austrian
Emperor was travelling. owing to mis-
calculations, however, they EXPLODED
some hours previous to the arrival of the
train. and damage to the bridge was
alone caused. No arrests have yet been
made.
The National Liberal Federation Con-
press was opened at New Castle, Englaud,
Yesterday, over 5000. 900 electors being
represented by the 800 attending dele
gates. Mr.. Morley and others made adj
dresses. Extensive arrangements have
been made for the arrival of w. Glad
stone, who will speak today.
At the National Capital.
Congressman breckenridge thinks
there will be considerable delay in orgau-
izIng the House. He fayors Mr.. Muls
for Speaker.
Superintendent Porter sends out the re-
markable statement that the eleventh
census was correctly and honestly taken.
General Nettleton yesterday sent out a
notice enforcing the law hat specie ar
irving at New York must be counted un-
less consular certificates of invoice ac-
mn -, -, ~ tJ,a trllian nhn nr1ap nopn-
stoned much delay and The New York
bankers protested against it.
In addition to the Yorktown it is said
at the Navy Department that the Boston
and Atlanta have also been ordered to 30
to Chile. The Boston is being fitted for
as rapidly as possible, and the Atlanta IS
expected to arrive and receive her outfit
very shortly. The Yorktown may be
lgotlen ready to sail by Sunday.
woNhe stories which have been sent OF
Aolutionary troubles in Guatemala are
f%orntau, in Guatemala, reasserts that
;u0,0 900 men are marching on the city.
New York Doings.
Politicians are discussing the %probabil-
ity that Governor Hill may not give his
hearty support to the election Of Mr..
Flower lest it should rob him of prece-
dence in the next National Convention.
May Wentworth, a New York concert
garden singer, was yesterday ~iscoyer
TO be Mrs. Hogeman, formerly Clarisa
May Houghton, who was once a wealthy
Fifth avenue belle. but whose husband
lost her fortune and deserted her.
The official report OF the four execu-
tions by electricity at Sing Sing says
they were successful.
1t was confirmed by trustworthy re-
ports yesterday that the rumor that Jay
Gould had broken down at the meeting
of the Missouri Pacific directors in New
York was true. Mr.. Gould attempted to
answer Russell Sage, but his remarks
were incOherent, ana after struggling for
awhile he sat down and burst into tears.
1t is not thought that the attack will be
permanent In its effects.
Police Superintendent Murray has re-
turned to his post. He is much improved
in health.
Pretty Tessie McCabe. who eloped and
was married to Philip Saul, died after her
husbands desertion. Papers on file in a
suit instituted against the husband in
New York courts tell a sad story OF suf-
fering.
Detectives are inclined to the belief that
r, J.. Monaghan, the missing Pennsyl-
vania lawyer, has Met with foul play.
Elsewhere.
The Convention of the Irish National
League was opened in Chicago yesterday
CaSulef 1MCOrdtu, VI uuc plohCu IloutA-
dale, Pa, bank, has been arrested on the
charge of enlightenment. A warrant has
also been issued for the arrest Of N. U.
Dill.
Because the verdict in a case at Scran-
ton, in which q man named John Kelly
was Interested, did not go to suit him he
threatened to kill several of the jury. He
was arrested.
J. c. Fitzsimmons, the murderer Of De-
tective Gilkerson, has sent Lawyer Mar
shall. of Pittsburgh, a letter, in which he
urges him to get q new trial for his wife.
The city authorities of Greencastle, PA,
nave been unable TO discover the cause Of
the typhoid fever epidemic in that town.
STATE NOTES.
James Ham, of P~attenburG. Hun ter.
don county, made three hundred thou
sand neach haskaIS at his factory be-