The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-22
NEWS IN NOTES.
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The congregational International Coun-
ell adjourned Al London yesterday.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that
china Is ON the eve Of another great re-
bcllion. The Koioa4ifrei, OF Ed Breth-
ren," the direct descendants and inher1-
tors of the traditions Of the IaipinGs. are
convulsing the whole Empire " their up
riSings along the valley OF the langttzs.
from -hunking to Shanghai Tine Whole
empire is Ia a fermenf; Peking is.tn a
panic foreign volunteers are driiiing as
s%iduonsly In Shanghai; war ships are
hurrying from AL parts OF Chiuese ana
me yellow bosom Of " Tne Eldest Son Of
the Ocean" Il covered with the men-of-
war o. Great Britain. America, France
aud Germany.
II is understood in England that a local
government bill for ireland. base on the
same lines as the English aud Scotch acts,
will lie int reduced by the government at
the next session Of Parliament aud that
tue measure will become a leading part
OF the government programme for the
next session.
At the National Capital.
The movement for the continuance Of
four aud one-half per cent bonds al two
per cent Is steadily growing in import
auce. Papers covering about one-third
of the sc, 600, COO honds held by national
Eauks have been perfected, and the neces-
sary withdrawal, assignments aud re-
issues are being made as rapidly as pos
sfble.
Instructions have been sent to the com
mtndiug offices Of the revenue steamer
Woodbury., now in the vicinity Of East
port, Me-, to proceed to st. Stephen. n.
b., for the purpose Of cooperating with
United States Consul Mutt In an ~investi-
CATION of the recent SEIZURE near Eastport
OF seven American fishing vessels for an
allauod violatiou of the Donfninu Fiahery
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New York city DoingI.
The Brooklyn stockholders OF toe Ameri-
can Loan and Trust Company have asked
the receiver, through counsel, to the
directors for neglect. Vice President
Burkhart, of the Third National Bank.
borrowed money Of the trust company
under curious circumstances.
The health authorities removed Hop
Sing, tine Fifth street leper, to the Charity
Hospital,
Hector C. Havemeyer. of the we'll
known uga firm, who died In 1889. left
$500. 90 to be distributed among the char
the Institutions II the amount TO each.
Charles W. Morrill,, whose will has beer
flied, left STAG, 600 for charitable purposes
David Stewards will bequeaths 500 0 to
charities. SIS GOO to his faithful CLERK"
and $1,000 to his coachman-
Stowaway Samuel Sherman Sicherman.
alias Frank, the youthful American who
was ordered mack to Europe on the
steamship England. on which he came
here as a sLowaway. WIS released on his
cousins identification.
Tho naval reserve drilled with the men
of the white squadron in the North River.
and Rear Admiral Walker declared that
they had good uf" in Them.
Elsewhere.
Alma Loeb, of Brooklyn, was married
to Count Butcher, grandson of Marshal
Butcher, of Waterloo fame. but relatives
of the bride separated the couple, be-
cause the husband had neither an in
come nor means of acquiring one.
'tStonewall" Jackson's monument at
Lexington, Va, was dedicated, General
Jubal A. Early delivering the grafton
Major MckinIey's CHANCES of election
as Governor of Ohio are believed to be
endangered by the rivalry Of Senator
Sherman and Ex-Governor Foraker, and
by the anger OF the wool growers over
the operation of the new tariff law
The annual meeting of the New York
State Hotel Mems Association was held
al Slratcga.
A mmit of the striking miners at
Briceviie, Tenn., will confer with Gov
ernor Buchanan aud try TO settle the
troubles over working cosyicts In the
mines by arbitration. The miners pledge
themselves to commit no violeuce.
District Attorney Graham and Attor-
ney General Hensel of Philadelphia are
getting ready to prosecute persons con-
nected with the Bardsley r~ascaiity. Mayor
stuart expects that wfGtin the next two
weeks the experts will make another re.
port on their analysis of Bardsley's ac-
counts. He says that as soon as there Is