The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-22
NEWS In NOTES.


Lord Salisbury delivered an address at
Cambridge yesterday which was very
characteristic Of the man. especially as
yoicing his sentiments as TO the Irish
people Tie actions Of the members OF
the Irish Parliamentary party had proved,
he said. that Irishmen were quite in
capable Of conducting an Independent
parliament" Many Of the Irish leaders
Of both factions are now in Boulogne
and a conference is expected within n few
The affairs in Chill are IL anything in a
worse condition than yesterday. Con-
siderable discussion exists among the
CHILEAN troops, 10 fact IL 10 said already
many have Joined the insurgents.
At an election In Hartlepool yesterday,
the Gindstonian candidate. Mr.. Furness,
received 4.0o3 votes against 4,3o5 votes for
Mr.. Gray. the Unionist candidate.
Abb -Lspponnicre. of the Church of St.
/ 6ulpice. Bordeaux, was arrested yester-
day on the serious charge of embezzle-
mept and infanticide. The arrest has
created a profound sensation.
The National Capital.
Senator Germans m-anoeuvering has
entirely upset the plans OF the Republi-
cans. The whole session yesterday was
taken up In the consideration of q motion
to correct the journal.
In the House another day of excitement
was witnessed. Representative Mills
again gave Speaker Reed some sage adj
Assistant Adjutant General McKeever
has been sent to join the staff Of General
Miles The appointment has caused no
htHe excitement, as 1t is well known
That both gentlemen are not on speaking
terms.
This afternoon the Charleston will leave
San Francisco for Hawaii, having aboard
the body of the late King Kaiakaua.
James G.. Blaine. Jr., attended a Ger
man In Baltimore yesterday. He was iu-
toxicated, and, his shoes hurting him, he
removed them. He was forcibly elected.
In New York State.
. All over the State the election of Gov
ssxnor Hill as United States senator gives
Eenerai satisfaction.
y AT the session Of the State Working
Z mans Assembly, held In Albany yeste--
day, a resolution ~denouncing the report
hot the State Board OF Mediation and Arbi-
TRITON AS TO the New York Central strike
yes adopted.
President Hunt, of the New YORK
bard of Education. appointed his COM
Eittees for the year yesterday, and in 80
jbing followed b policy of other Sc
ected speakers; namely. ignoring his op-
yponents in the Board.
The will of the late blind Dan Murphy,
of the Fourth ward. New York, was filed
yesterday. His daughter receives the
bulk of the property.
Tine strike of despatchers and conduc-
tors ON the Chicago 81 Erie railroad at
Chicago mas occasfoned the comp8ny on
siderable trouble, but the officers say In
a day or so things viii be running
smoothly.
AT Pin Ridge agency all is now quiet.
The soldiers will be sent to their respec-
tive posts to day. A delegation OF the
Indians will proceed to Washington n
lay their grievances before the president.
AT Hsrtford, Conn, yesterday, Orylile
II. Plat was elected United States Sena-
tor; at Concord, N. H., Jacob II. CALM
ger was elected; Senator Vest. of Mis-
souri,, was reelected; Senator Voorhees,
reelected for Indiana; Senator Jones re-
elected for Arkansas; Senator Teller re-
elected for Colorado; Senator Mitchell re-
elected for Oregon.