The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-16
NEWS IN NOTES.



Cable dispatches from Lisbon rcprcse emit
tho Cabinet crisis as complete, the resig-
nations " all the Ministers being In the
hands OF the King.
Advices received in Paris from Chill
give an account Of severe fighting. In
which the insurgents were completely
victorious.
The election at Gecsfemunde for men,
her of the German Reichstag was so close
That there will nave to be another ballot
between Bismark and Schmalfeld. the
Socialist candidate. Bismark received
3.223 votes and Schmalfeid 1894
Five lives were lost by a fire in London
III spite of the efforts OF the soldiers aud
Fire Department.
The statement published by the Et0ilc
Beige that Henry N. Stanley has been APP
polluted Governor OF the Congo State Is
officially denied.
In an III between bandits aud
the guards on the Esperanza estate. near
Alfonso Dece, Cuba, one of the bandits
WAS killed and another was wounded.
Two OF the guards were also wounded.
Emperor William has ordered nat a
list OF the officers who took part ia the
military races on Sunday be presented TO
him. he IL very indignant over the mat
ter.
At the National Capital.
Secretary Blaine's reply to the Marquis
de Rudini Is made public. In IL the rights
of foreign residents In this country are
clearly set forth. They are not a favored
Class but have tile same rights only as
citizens Of the United States except they
can seek redress for injuries inflicted by q
mob in the Federal a. well as the State
Courts. This Government does not recog-
nize the fact that compensation is due the
relatives of the'victims Of the New Orleans
mob under existing tire tiles. The Secre-
tary of State also sets forth the circum-
stances under which indemnity might be
claimed.
1t is reported that Secretary Foster will
Issue the order prohibiting the consular
sealing CT Canadian railroad cars tor
transit through this country. Senator
Collum confirms the news aud says that
The question Is the most important inter-
national one now occupying the public
at iention.
In New York State.
The long expected report Of the Fassett
Investigating Committee on Cities of the
Slate Legislature was presented. 1t
recommends the adoption of eleven new
bills. mainly aimed at the municipal gov
nmen OF New York city.
Governor Hill gave his annual recep-
tiun at the Executive Mansion. Albany,
last night, aud IL was largely attended by
governors of neighboring States and the
mayors of the Important cities. Bulkeley,
the holdo yer governor OF Connecticut.
WAS not present
Lieutenant Governor Jones makes pub
III q ACttNh " - 2tCAtbtAL 80 49,
tionnl Farmers Alliance and industrial
Union, in which the Secretary says:-'.n
you desire our aid you will assist US In a
financial way. II you do not desire u
support, perhaps others will"
Governor Hills Excise bill was passe d
by the Assembly.
The "Lp corporation got o bill passed In
the Senate which, il it becomes law. will
benefit the company at the EXPENSE of
property holders On the line of their
, roads.
Elsewhere.
President Harrison was given q royal
reception at Chattanooga and Atlanta yes
terday in true southern fashion. He made
speeches on the development OF b new
south and tried to make himself as agree
able as possible.
A mob broke into O farm house at Bur-
ton. w. Va, last night, dragged out three
women and one man, tied them to trees
and whipped them. Then they burned
the house.
DR.. Arthur Vokes. a prominent ply
stefan of Chicago, committed suicide be-
cause he could not discover q remedy for
Bright's disease.
DR.. John r. Pipes, one of the best
known physicians of Wheeling. w. Va,
has been arr ested for grave robbery.