The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-16
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
NJ. charles Solier aud Colonel Andruzzi
fought Il dual ut Paris ind VI. SolI@r was
piuked in the arm. while Colonel An
hrnzzi sustained q severe wound in the
breast. The quarrel originated in a dis
cussiou of colonial ~loiisics.
A suit wis begun in London by Mrs.
Osborne against THE wife of NJ jor Har-
graves. a prominent yachtsnan, for
SANDER In having. IL is alleged. circulated
stories that Mrs. Osborne. while a guest
OF Mrs. Hargraves, stole jewels belong
lug to the lutter aud her other guests.
There WAS q riot at Ennis between the
McCarthyites aud Pirnellites in atten,i-
auce upon the Clair County convention.
Many were hurt on both sides. The Par
nellites finally withdrew from the COM
bat. Mr.. Dillon was one of those hurt.
He was wounded on the head with a
stone.
The Pope has dismissed Mgr. Folchi
from the position of Vice Chancellor Of
the Apostolic Chamber. Folchi was re-
moved as an administrator of St. Peter's
Pence in July, because OF losses to the
fund through bad investment is.
Infnenzl is raging in Europe, and
amoug the sufferers who have died is the
Archduke Sigismnnd of Austria.
At tho National Capital.
There was another avalanche of bills in
the Senate. loug lists being presented.
Mr.. Qaay came forward with n big bur
die. prominent among them being an ap-
preparation for the canal to connect Lake
Erie and the Ohio River; a bill to open
and improve League Island Navy Yard,
and the bill for the adjustment of the
Dor ier raid claims. aggregating $3,500.000.
Nothing has yet been done in Collector
Warmcastle's case. Senator Quay and
General Stone called upon Commissioner
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ent collector. as for w. Fl. Graham, whom
they desire to be named rs Warmcastle's
successor. q. L. Magee is urging George
w. Miller for Lhe place, while Mr.. Dalzell
favors Frank P. Case.
The Brazilian Government has asked
for an extension of time for the ratffica-
ton of the treaty of arbitration recently
concluded between Brazil and the United
States.
The Navy Department is in a warIike
mood. 1t has an idea that Chile is delay
lug the Baltimore outrage inquiry. so as
to give time to complete its new and for
miduble ironclad Captain Pratt, and then
give Uncle Sam battle.
New York.
Edward NJ. Field was yesterday indict-
ed for embezzling $50, 600 of bonds. He
was released on $25, 900 bail, but was at
once rearrested and taken to Ludlow
Street Jail.
The parents Of Norcross. the bomb
tnrower, were given bis effects. aud the
inquest was adjourned sine die pending
the expert examination of his brain.
The will of William j. Florence, the
actor, who died in Philadelphia on No
vember 10, was filed for probate in New
York. 1t names his wife. Anna Teresa
Florence, us sole executrix aud legatee.
TIE Supreme Court, general term, in
New York affirmed the Judgment for
5000 obtained by Manager Duff against
Lillian Russell az damages for breaking
her contract with him. Costs of $251 .SS
were added
Incoming vessels experienced much
difficulty in getting into New York on
account of the gale that was blowing off
Sandy Hook. The wine was blowing
from the east ut a velocity OF thirty-six
miles an hour.
The body of Richard Harvey kuelt at a
Greenwich street window for Two DAYS,
within plain view OF passing 81" trains,
before 1t WIS discovered that he was
dead.
Lawyer George 7. Walker. Of Brooklyn
warned to leave town under threat of
death.
EIseu here.
A despatch from Rio .Taneiro says that
Che revolt in Sac Paulo has been sup
pressed.
In convention Of the Federation Of
Labor at Birmingham, Ala. the matter
of donating $4,000 to assist in defending
the case or the striking job printers i'll
Pittsburgh now pending Ia the Pennsyl-
vania courts, was referred to a special
com mittee.
The coal trade is reported dull and the
production is not restricted.
The Central Railway Station in Monte
eideo has been destroyed by fire.
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