The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-16
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign
The Herald gives nn interview with
Howell Osborn from Paris. The festive
Howell confirms the statement of Miss
Templeton that they are not married, and
he says that he viii live in Paris perman-
emily hereafter.
The Portuguese Ministers have tend
cred their designations 10 King Charles.
It is reported that the Czarnwitch Is
more seriously wounded than is admitted
by the authorities. The correspondent
ndds thaf the assailant of the Czarowitch
il u Nihiiist who escaped from Saghalisn,
an island off the east coast Of Asia be-
longing TO Russia, and who succeeded in
entering the Japanese poles service.
In order TO put an end To the difficult
ties and dissenslons that have arisen be-
tween the bishops and priests OF America,
consequent upon the divisions and de-
limitations Of the dioceses. the Propag-
auda has issued a decree announcing that
priests affected by the said divisions hall
belong TO hose dioceses wherein they
were at the time that the delimitations
were made.
New York Doinrs.
Mrs. Nat Goodwin has brought suit for
separation and alimony against her hus-
baud. the comedian, on the ground OF
abandonment.
Posthumous Investigations show that
Medal w. Stone, president OF the Ameri-
cal u lfOCkS iu0 LAuet 1gttAVH1Is dc q 0c-
faulter In a heavy amount
The skin OF Henry WEIGH, a patient at
the Presbyterian Hospital, has turned in
six months from white to a color as darK
as that Of a mulatto- b case attracts
great interest among physicians.
A number of clergymen and seminar
lists have come u In defence of the Rev.
DIR. Briggs.
Florence Knowlden, an English girl,
died under suspicious circumstances, and
a young man who lived in the same apart
ments with her has disappeared.
A lady on Staten Island is said to have
received a letter from Mary T0bi while
she wa In DR.. Robinson's employ signed
MARY Robinson"
At the National Capital.
President Harrison has returned TO the
National capital after having travelled
10000 miles, twice crossing the coutinent
b completing every stage of the jour
ney on scheduled time.
OF the 464, 500 ounces of silver offered
for sale 10 the Treasury Department to-
day $500 ounces were purchased as fol-
lows:-l6,0 900 ounces at 98 cents, 10, 800 at
IS ITO cents and $1,000 at 9S i-6 cents.
&The Revenue Marine Office has re-
ceived a despatch from Captain Coulsou,
commander of the revenue cutter Rush,
now ut San Francisco, in which he says
the vessel is now ready for orders to sail
on her cruise in Behring Sea at any time.
The captain has not yet received his final
Instructions in regard to dealing with
vessels found illicitiy sealing in Behring
Sea.
Green B. Raum, Jr., sou of the Pension
Commissioner, has been forced to resign
his position as appointment clerk Of the
Pension Bureau because he has been de-
tected in disposing Of clerkships for pay.
Elsewhere.
A vessel thought to be the Itata has
heen sighted of Acapulco, Mexico. The
GILLIAN warship Esmeralda is there, but
the Charleston has not been sighted.
The Supreme Council of the Federation
of Railway Employees will meet In Chi
cago TO consider the Northwestern lock-
ouf of switchmeu.
r. C. Duncan, VINO killed his wife on
Mount Snowdon. Wales, is well known at
Georgetown, d. c., where his family oc-
cupy a prominent position In society. His
mind is said to have been unsettled by
study.
The American Screw Company of
Providence is arranging to build a fac
tory in England. This movement has
been determined upon because the tax
imposed by the Mckinley bill is so enor-
nous that the business cannot be prohta-
bly, conducted on this side of the water.
Johnnle Gethius, the Households boy
TO whose leg was grated the bone Of o
dogs leg, arrived in Elmira n. Y, on the
Erie vestibuie train last night from New
York. He was accompanied by
Father Griffith, a priest formerly at
Households. Johnnie went to the Dele
van house, where he remained all night,
going to his home at Households today.
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