The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-17
NEWS In NOTES.


In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies yes
terday Premier al Rudini spoke at con-
siderable length on the Italfo-American
imbroElio. His remarks we're pacific and
lo conveyed the general impression that
there would be no trouble between the
Two countries.
The Dutch steamer z. Caland collided
with the British steamer lanforCsn yes
terday, causing her to sink IN a few
minutes. The crew took to the boats aud
all hands were picked up by the 2.
Caland.
Mr.. Porter. the United states Minister
TO Italy, is about to leave Rome on a
three months leave.
The British House OF Lords decided yes
terday that wife could not be forced to
live with her husband.
Lieutenant Powhattan u. Clarke Of the
Tenth United States Cavalry has been de-
tailed TO serve with the Westphalian
Regiment No. IL. This is the first time n
United States officer has been permitted
to serve la the German army. aud Is taken
as an expression of the kindly feeling of
the young Kaiser for this country.
The Empress Of Russia is seriously I'll
and the Queen Of Greece mas been sum
moned TO st. Petersburg and has already
started in response to the
At the National Capital
Advices received at tho State DEPART
ment indicate that the new treaty with
Spain has been concluded IL comes
within the provisions OF the ~,xeciprocity
clause Of the Mckinley bill, and ex-Min-
lister John w. Foster, who negotiated tn Q
terms of the treaty. will soon be back in
Washington with the full text
Officials, army n navy officers and
men Of every shade Of political Thought
unite In the opinion that the Blaine let
ter is q clean diplomatic knock out and
leaves the Marquis Ill Rudini not a leg to
stand upon.
The oiiclal report Of the Bennington's
last trial trip is expected at the Navy De-
partment today. 1t Is. known that the
horsepower exceeded tfat required by the
contract, which VIII entltlc her builders,
N. 4. Palmer & Co. to a bonus Of $500.
In New York State.
francesca Alta, a manufacturer Of
feather busters on Third avenue, changed
his name and address to escape the ven
geance OF the Malta.
James Conkliu, q blacksmith, on Har-
rison street, ann near being killed by a
fallen electric wire which he attempted
to cut with his pocket knife.
Harlem merchants have started a
grand scheme for checking baby car
riages and their occupants at the door.
The steamer Lucy r. Miller ran on the
and the mist also caused the fishing
steamboat J. B. Schuyler to come in
collision with a city scow of Bay Ridge.
William X. V~anderDilt's yacht Ava
reached port with one Oh her oilers Ill
with varioloid after a voyage TO Nice.
Governor Hill has nominated Judge
George L. Ingram TO the vacant Judge
ship In the Supreme Court made vacant
by the death OF Judge Brady; aud judge
Henry A. Gildersleeve to a Judge In
grams place in the Superior Court.
Elsewhere.
Governor Pat.ison has recalled the mi
litla from the coke regions and a protest
has been sent to him. IL is feared that
riots will follow the withdrawal of the
troops, and that the strikers, no longer
held in check by the presence of the sol
diers. will commit excuses. The labor
leaders. however, say there will be no
trouble.
Miss Phoebe Cousins. the deposed sec
rotary of the Board of Lady Managers of
the Worlds Fair, is for war. She made a
flank movement on a big janitor last
night and obtained possession OF the
office.
The President met with a hearty recep-
tion in Alabama Yesterday.
The rumor that Mary Anderson had
q baby is denied.