The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-09
NEWS IN NOTES.

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Miss Mary Theresa Olivia CORVALLIS
West, daughter OF Colonel CORVALLIS
West, Mp. of Ruthin Castle, Ruthiu.
ana Mrs. Cornwallis West. a lannon's
society beauty, was married ut the bis
ioric church If st. Margaret's, West
minister, to Prince Hans Heinrich, of
Pless, who is best known in London rs a
former Secretary of the German En-
b#ssy.
SIavin and Mitchell, who left London
yesterday en- route for America, had Inree
Thousand people give them goodby at the
railway station.
at the National Capital.
President Harrison gave Collector
Warincastie several dAvs TO reDiy to the
charges against him. The only defense
he has made is that the Government has
not lost anything. 1t is found that his
accounts were repeatedly Cooked" aud
Immediately ufier Secretary Foster re-
turns to his desk.
Congress was regularly organized and
appointed the usual committees to notify
the President that both houses were
ready TO bear from him. In the House
the drawing for seats was done with the
usual unsatisfactory results. Speaker
Crisp hopes to get through the session by
July
The Republican Senatorial Caucus
Committee on filling vacancies in the
standing and special committees will
have scventy-two places to dispose of,
~forty-rhree among Republicans and twen-
ty nine among Democrats.
The National Bar Association begins
its fourth annual session at Washington
today. The Boston bar will be repre-
scented for the first time. Justice Harlan
will deliver the address of welcome.
New York.
The business of Russell Sage is going
on as usual in the Office of George Gould,
At No. II Broadway, New York, under
the SuDerlntendence of General Sl0cum.
Mr.. Sage himself is SO far recovered from
the shock that he is able to take short
rides In the park. Osborne and Robert
son. " of the men who were injured by
The explosion. are much improved.
Although not completely identified, the
bomb thrower is generally believed to
have been the crank who was known as
Professor Denton.
Only ten Jurors were secured Yesterday
70 try ex Assemblyman Frank p. Demar-
est. at Nyack. who is charged with
forgery.
The National Federation Of America
gave a timer ut Delmonico's in honor of
The Earl Of Aberdeen. 1t was attended
by many prominent Irish-Americans.
Michael Sliney, who is charged with
the murder of Robert Lyons in the latter's
butcher shop, made a confession charg-
ing Jim Lyons with the murder, and
making Mrs. Lyons. the mother. an ac-
complice.
Darwin J. Mesero!e admits having
killed Theodore Larbig in self-defence in
Dovie Constock's flat last June. Expert
testimony has been offered that Larbig
must have been more thau five feet away
when the fatal shots were fired.
Justice Lawrence of the Supreme
Court. declares hat the beqnest of $780,
600, by Jose Seville, a wealthy Peruvian,
for the establishments of a home for poor
girls in New York is invalid.
Elsewhere.
A large crowd gathered to witness the
launching of the United States boat
No 5. or Machias, at the yard of the Bath
Iron Works. at Bath. Me. Miss Ethel,
daughter of General Hyde, christened the
vessel.
The situation in Rio Janeiro is beconn-
ing critical. The Opposing parties are
arming themselves. Governor Portfolio
boins Nictheroy. The insurgents have
established a provisional government and
have selected Parahyba AS their capital.
They are organizing for an attack on
Nictheroy, but the government is apa-
thetic.
1t is reported probable that a war will
soon break out between Chile and the
Argentine Confederation.