The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-13
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Mr.. Gladstone denies the statement
made by Mr.. Parnell in hts speech at
Limerick Sunday last in reference to
Gladstone seeing Paruelfs manifesto be-
fore 1t was published. Mr.. GladstOne's
denial Is as follows;-"Mr. Parnell's as
sertion is untrue. Mr.. Mccarthy told me
that he had a manifesto, but ne did not
describe its contents
The strike Of the railroad meu at Gias-
gov, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Perth, Ster-
Ing and Dundee continues. The men
<are confident of victory in q few cays.
AT the request Of the Pope, VINO wishes
to give the matter his personal attention,
Cardinal Gibbons sent a letter on the
political bearing of the school question
In the United States.
At London the failure Of the firm Of J.
h. ana NJ. Clark & Co, South American
railway contractors, is announced. Their
assets are placed at el,000, 900 and their
liabilities at 9i00. 600.
A private cablegram to a Boston firm
from London says that tue Gillian navy
has gone into revolution against the Gov
eminent
The National Capital.
The British Government has taken ex-
~traordinary steps to bring to settlement
the disputed question OF United States
jurisdiction in Behring Sea. Through
the Attorney General of Canada it has
applied to the United States Supreme
Court, the object being the settlement of
the question by the judiciary.
senator Quay has introduced a substi-
tute Force bill In the Senate which,
among other things, authorizes the Presi-
dent on his own authority, to suspend ha-
beas corpus and use the forces of the
United States, naval aud military" at
the polls.
Through the carelessness Of Senator
Platt. Of Connecticut, the Copyright bill
received a set back to-day. Notice had
been given that it would be called up to-
day, but when the time arrived a private
bill was allowed to be called up.
The surplus in the Treasury. Secretary
Window says, cannot be used In the pur-
chase Of four per cent. bonds. but must
be used to pay pensions. He has recon-
mended the paymentof pensions monthly
instead OF quarterly.
In New York state.
Congressman John II. Mccarthy has
been app0ineed by Governor Hill a Judge Z
of the City Court of New York, 60 sue
coed Judge David McAdam, who was
elected Judge OF the Superior Court.
His resignation as member of Congress
has been filed with the Secretary of State.
The New York Chamber of Commerce
has declared in opposition to the free
coinage of silver.
The contest over the will of the late
Robert Ray Hamilton was begun before
Surrogate Ransom yesterday, the bur
then of testimony being against the
claims of Eva.
Justice of the City Court of New York
City Joseph Z. Neuberger. VINO is an or
thodox jew, has determined 10 keep his
Sabbath, his work on Saturdays being
done by his fellow judges.
Everywhere Else.
The Indian camp is now within short
range OF PHI Ridge, and to all appear
ances the Indians are anxious to surren-
der. General Miles has hopes of ending
the war during the day.
AT a caucus of the Alliance men at To-
peka, Kan, yesterday, it was determined
TO oppose the reelection of Senator In
gals.
The directors of the Worlds Fair at
Chicago are considerably worried over
the report that they will not be able to
secure from Congress the amount OF
money they anticipated.