The Jersey City news., 1891-06-24
NEWS IN NOTES.



The Bordeaux street eur service has
heeu stopped by the authorities. owing TO
tie strike, and military occupy the streets
nf the city.
The Rev. Herman Adler was installed
a. Chief Rabbi of.Great Britain, in London
yes erday, with great pomp. The streets
Ia froat OF the great synagogue Ia AID
gate were thronoed with people anxious
Is zee the imposing ce emouies.
Mrs. Mckee aud Mrs. Russell Harrison,
e.corted by Major Post, military ntt0che
oi the United States legation. left Lon
don ior Paris yesterday.
President Balmnceda still hopes that
he will be able TO crush the revolutionary
party in Chill, aud the Congress elected
on March 20 has adopted resolutions de-
nouneing the INSURGENTS.
The Cuban bandit Lutgardo Herrera
was killed by n detachment OF guards
near Santa Isabel Yesterday.
Lieutenant Livraghi of the Italian
army, VINO fled 10 Switzerland some time
ago to escape prosecution In connection
VITA tue wholesale murder of natives a {
MsssUwah, and for the extradition Of
whom negotiations have been pending for
some time, attempted TO commit suicide
in Berne yesterday. The Bundesrath h as
now ordered his immediate surrender to
Italy.
Details of the burning of the Jesuit
mission houses and the attack on the
English consulate Woo-iieo, China,
SHOWS that the riot was started by the cir
culation of reports that the priests had
kii4ei many children and used their eyes
for medicines.
At the National Capital
1t is reported at Washington that Cora
Belle Fellows, VINO created sensation
some time age by marrying Sam Chaska,
iull blooded Sioux Indian. Is looking for
uivorce.
Interior and War Department officials
a-e not lite disturbed over the reports
telexraped by General McCook this morn
ing of the threatened Indian troubles in
northeastern Arizona.
New York Doings.
Testimony was taken for the prosec u
tion of New Haven railroad directors for
causing, indirectly, the death of six car
cleaners in the tunnel wreck and fire, in
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
William B. RheIt, who was charged
with leading astray news girls, was
found not guilty in the Court of General
Sessions.
Many women visited the Seventh regi.
ment boys at the State camp. Governor
Hill Is expected today.
No one has yet identified the young
woman who committed suicide by drown
ing at Croton Landing. and was first sup
posed TO be Dolly Davis, the soubrette.
"Old Hutch, the Chicago Spectator,
indulged In the luxury of new hat.
Elsewhere.
Representative Oates Of Alabama In an
interview at Washtugton, declared that
democrats who coquetted with the Farm
ers' Alliance did not help their party, but
compromised themselves
John Bardsley read his defence In the
Philadelphia Court of Quarter Sessions.
He claims not to have benefited dollar
by his dealings aud says that ignorance
of the law caused his ruin. The Spring
Lake, n. J.,story about the fugitive pres
ident, Marsh, is thoroughly dlsproved.
The prosecution in the jury bribery
cases at New Orleans received a
serious setback yesterday when Nc
Cry stal and Cooney, two OF the
men convicted last week, came before
Judge Marr on an application for a new
trial.
Prince George Of Greece was a pas
senger on the steamer Gaelic, which
reached San Francisco yesterday. Prince
George was the companion of the Russian
Prince Imperial and interposed when he
was attacked on May IL by Japanese
policeman rear Yokohama