The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
NEWS IN NOTES.


Public feeling still continues against
tho Prince of Wales, q II Is said
that his ROYAL Highness is much dis
turbed thereat.
a coal field forty-eight feet thick has
been discovered on the Great North Rail
road In South Australia
Al a meeting of the storckeepers OF
Madrid yesterday it was decided to close
their stores throughout Que day "a a pro
test against the increase OF the bank note
issue.
Turkish brigands and released a few
DAYS ago have arrived in Dresden.
Banker Paba has died 10 consequence OF
wounds inflicted by the brigands.
As the Porte has been hesitating
whether OF not TO ratify the Brussels
Anti-Slavery convention the British and
German have advised this
Grand Vizler to ratify the convention by
july q
Dispatches from Shanghai announce
fresh excuses upon the part of the anti
European element in the population of
China Attacks upon the Christian mis-
sions in the interior continue.
At the National Capital.
The count Of the cash in the vaults of
the Treasury consequent on the recent
change in the Office of Treasurer has so
far resulted In the discovery OK a dis
crepancy Of 81. This is missing from a
hag OF silver in a vault containing nearly
s70,000.O00.
ETQDAOty the ilfsL HDDllCNtiOE ever mAlo
by a woman for appointment as n railway
mail clerk was today received by Post
master General Wanamaker.
New York's Doings.
Julio Merzbucher, one of the Spanish
American general agents Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, robbed
the company Of $372. COO.
The rabbies of New York have inaug-
urated q strong movement for the better
observance Of the Hebrew day Of rest.
The jury believed Wilhelmina Tun :
tails story that she had been intimate
with William p. Crary, the husband of
her cousin. Miss Tunstall withstood a
severe three hours cross examination.
President Hamburger of the Steckler
Association of New York, appointed a
committee of one hundred to fight Tam
many.
The pilot boat Actea, $50 miles east of
Sandy Hook, had a lively experience with
an enormous fin back whale.
~Sixty-four cadets Of the West Point
Military Academy graduated.
A daring highway robber, who at
tackled u young lady In Madison avenue,
New YORK. was captured after an excit-
ing chase.
Ex-Judae Horace Russell presented in
court afidavlts purporting to show a con-
spiracy on the part of the Irish heirs to
break the Stewart will, AMI General But
Ter is said to be implicated
Elsewhere.
II. H. Yard, the real estate promoter
implicated in the keystone Bank affairs
in Philadelphia, was arrested, and the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided
that Governor Pattison's appointee as
the successor of ex. City Treasurer Bards-
ley is entitled to the Office.
Balmaceda's warships shelled the port
of Tocopillu. held by the Gillian lnsur-
gents, landed a force Of men and carried
away all the money they could get.
Dispatches received at San Francisco
state that Wilcox and Bush. the leaders
in the late Hawaiian insurrection, are
again stirring up the natives, and that a
proposition had been made to seize the
Queen, who is visiting the neighboring
islands, and hold her captive until she
consents to bring about n modification OF
the constitution SO as to shut out the
whites from any voice in the government
and put the natives in power.
A heavy coal train on the Pennsylvania
and Northwestern road got beyond the
control OF The trainmen on a steep grade
between Louisville and Bellwood. IL
dashed down the grade at a fearful rate
of speed, was piled mp and smashed into
kindling wood at a curve on the side OF q
deep ravine about three miles north OF
BelIwood. Conductor Stephen Vancoyoc,
Engineer John Simon and Fireman Will
lam Grozier were killed. William Dunn.
i. L. HotricK and Aaron Woner. brake
men, were hurt Internally and bruised.
STATE NOTES.
Robert Gummere, Jr., has been APP
pointed receiver for the Central Rubber
Selling Trust, of Trenton, which recently
went into Chancery. he is required TO
furnish $4,000 bonds for the faithful per-
formance OF his duties.
Ihe New Jersey School for Dear Mutes,
will give an exhibition of their work on
Wednesday, tine nth instant. from ten to
twelve O'Clock a. m. The general public
are not invited, owing to the prevalence
Of measles among the pupils.
The residents OF Shark River are much
excited over what is thought to be u case
Of leD: osy. An Italian known as mo.
49," which number was probably give q
him while employed in a large gang Of
laborers, is the afflicted person.
Owing to the granting of privileges to
sell intoxicating liquors by the Burltng-
ton County Agricultural Society at It's
fairs, the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union refused TO have charge of q large
refreshment booth, as has been its GUS
tom for years.
Nearly fifty famil les have already taken
up their abodes in The woods at Pitman
Grove.
Ex-Freeholder Samuel Grayatt of Ely,
Monmouth County. while blowing a few
T.o9
arrangements have been made by the
officers of the Sixth Regiment, National
Guard OF New Jersey, Tor an excursion &c
iuc DaAllcACAA " 0SbtSobuiA OA AAhAo0oS
June is.
The annual plague of lose bugs is de-
vastating the vineyards at Nlneland tht.
year to some extent, out ii is estimated
that not more than o~ne-Quarter OF the
usual number have appeared in this
vicinity. IL is believed by prominent
horticulturists that the bugs and the rot,
the two great enemies Of the grape. are
gradually diminishing.
The Third Party, or Farmers Alliance,
is being organized in Warren county.
WhiIall, Tatun e. Co. win erect two
more green glass factories at MilIyilic
Work will begin July IS. and a large
force Of men will be employed to rush the
factories 10 completion by October l.
The enormous straw berries produced in
South Jersey by the plentiful rains will
lead several large growers to ADOPT d
regular system OF irrigation hereafter
The crops have never paid the growers
better thar this season.
William Kennedy, nine years old. was
arrested at Paierson on Wednesday on 4
charge of stealing a watch from the
pocket of Peter DeGroat. with whom he
was riding. In court the boys mother
said William had been u kleptom anias
ever since he was able 20 walk aud talk.
He gave away the stolen watch TO "A com
NTED that tho nop111a-