The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-23
NEWS IN NOTES.



A battalion OF the Goldstream Guards
mutinied aud defied their officers at their
barracks in London.
At Bayreuih .~.Tanphauser'' was sue
cessfuily produced before a large au-
dience.
The Gillian insurgents war ship Es-
meralda Is reported to have tired on the
French corvette Volta. The French Adj
miral will demand an apology. The
Government torpedo cruiser Lynch had
n narrow escape from the congressional
feet.
The riots against the missionaries
throughout the valley OF the Yang-tse
Kiang River still continue at intervals
At the National Capital
The shipments OF currency 10 the West
to move the crops" began yesterday. the
sum of S53S. 900 in small notes being ship
ped from the Treasury to Cincinnati
and Chicago in exchange for deposits at
New York. According TO present In
dications the demand will be unusually
large this year, one official estimating 1t
at $4,000. 600. The Bureau of Engraving
aud Printing has increased Its forces, and
is printing the notes as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
At the request of the British Minister,
the Secretary of the Treasury has direct
ed a suspension Of the order for the de-
portation TO China of a Chinaman re-
ceutly convicted at Port Huron, Mich, of
Illegal entry into the United States pend
ing a further Investigation of the case.
1t is asserted that the Chinaman had ac-
quired a legal residence in Canada.
a statement prepared at the Post Office
Department states mat the number Of
post Offices in the country on June 30, 1891.
was 64.3y1, an increase OF 1900 offices dur
ing the year.
New York City Doing,.
People living in the vicinity OF 131st
- - FtA nflA ~4,rr~ ~te nIarrr
The projected building of a storage tank
in that locality by the Standard Gas Com
pany. They fear that the air will be pol
luted and thus be a constant menace to
human life.
Little Tommy Mulliaan, seven years of
age. of No. ID Vandam street. VINO disap-
peared three weeks z n WAS mournet
as dead. arrived on the steamship leu
tonic. He bad Struggled himself on board
the steamship and was taken TO Liver
pool.
A large number of transactions affect
ing properties in New York and suburbs
eie consutnmated in the real estate mar
ket yesterday. the days business aggre-
eating over 5000, 900.
Ex-MlnIster OF Finance Firmin, who is
very near TO Hyppolite, Hayti's President,
arrived in New YORK and gave a state
ment of the political situation in that
country.
The Rapid Transit Commission has de-
cided on another route for a rapid transit
road. It begins at Fourteenth street and
Fourth avenue aud runs, as a branch of a
route previously laid out through Broad
way, through Fourth avenue, under
ground, to Forty-second street, curying
to the west and following Madison ay-
enue to Niuety-sixth street. whence the
road will be carried on a viaduct across
the Harlem river.
Henry Buckhout, vice president of the
IVA ~ n--A - 49, Ia
10 resign from the bank because of a dis
closure that ne borrowed SIT 400 from the
American Loan and Trust Company o
cancel an over-draft by John 5. Silver.
The General Grand Chapter Of the
Royal Arch Masons of the United States
held the first session of It's twenty. eighth
I%riennial convocation at Minneapolis yes
terday. Over foul hundred representa-
lives of nearly three Thousand subordi-
nate chapters attended. Mayor Winston
delivered an address of welcome. The
reply was made by General Grand High
Priest Day, OF Buffalo.
Samuel Alexander, q weaver, stood on a
street at Chicopee. Mass, yesterday until
James Nesbitt passed. when ne fired four
shots at Nesbitt, killing him. Alexander
said he thought NesD!tt was Jack the
Ripper and that tho safety of his wife de-
pended on the ANS death.
A strike and riot, in which several per-
sons, principally HunRarians, were in-
iured, occurred at the Nottingham. Pa.
coiiiery OF the Lenign and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company.
The trouble between the Briceville,
Tenn, miners and conyicts is In abey-
ance. The miners are considering whether
they will accept Governor B~uchanan's
decision that the convlcts must be al
lowed to work pending the action of the
Legislature, an extra session OF which
has been called.
The row between Sherman and Foraker
over the prospective Senatorshtp has
mixed Ohio politics pretty badly.
CT A MOTIFS