The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-29
NEWS IN NOTES.


Owing to a declaration by the Marquis
~ Rudinf in the Italian hambe OF DeDu-
ties that the Dreibund Ailiancs would De
maintained. a seems OF gtett disorder DC
CURED. and two members nearly came 70
blows.
A clerieo-monarchical society has been
formed In France, It's chief object being
to agitate for the mitigation OF laws op-
posed By the Church.
Reports OF famine in parts OF Russia
owing to crop failures cause some excite
Captaih Shaw. who for many years has
been the head Of the London Fire Brigade,
has resigned his Office.
II Is reported in Sc. Petersburg that
serious anti-Semitic riots hav occurred
in Kherson. Strict secrecy is maintained
IN official quarters about the alleged
trouble.
The famous Cuban bandit, Arturo
Garcia, has been found dead nea.
Artemisa, Cuba. Numerous bullet and
stab wounds were found on the body. but
it has not yet been ascertained who kilsd
him.
A despatch from Buepos Ayres says
n O bloodless revolution has taken
place In the province Of Santiago, q
that Senior Deiestero. the President, has
been arrested AMI forced to sigu his resig-
nation.
At the National Cspitai.
The Sunday Gazette prints the follow
ing:-"The United St1tes Treasury is
running very low OF funds, as the pen
sioners ant pension attorneys can tes-
tify. A pension attorney whose name is
familiar 10 almost every one In the coun-
try said to the Gazette Yesterday that GER
tificates issued Juue IL and 10 were not
paid until June &c.
There Is said to be O system of Office
brokerage In vogue in some Of the ex-
ecutive departments at Washington.
where much low priced labor Is perform
ell. The Wouian's Industrial Leag ne Is
the authority for the statement. and pro-
poses 10 break u0 the system.
The Government has been advised bv
the fnsurgent Chiliap authorities not to
permit the men OF the American gun
boats in Gillian waters to 90 ashore. as
they will be attacked bv insurgent mobs.
New York Doinxs.
Mrs. Belle Callahan, of New York,
claims that she Is r~ightfully the owner OF
the great Scottish estate occupied now oy
the Earl of Airlle. A lawyer Will inves-
tigate the cisim.
Young Darwin J. Meserole, who shos
and killed Theodore Larbig in Brooklyn,
says he shot1n self defence. and that Lar
big was beating Mrs. Comstock when ne
The Rev. 4. c. Dixon. of the Hanson
Place Baptist Church, Of BROOKLYN.
strongly criticised the late Henry Ward
Beecber from his pulpit.
Otto Beekman, a tailor was killed by a
cable car at a dangerous crossing at
Tenth avenue aud Manhattan street.
Little Willie Stein, twelve years old. OF
No. III West Sfxtieth street. New York.
met nfs death under tragic circumstances
last evening. In trying to climb from the
roof of-No. 9f8 Ninth avenue to the roof
of No. DIG The, boy fefi into an alley be-
tween the two buildings and died from
the effects of the fall. He was trying TO
recover a lost pigeon.
Francis Yourell, a young Irishman,
who escaped from q Brazilian lmmigra-
tiontAgency. tells a narrowing tale of the
cruelty practised on HIS fellow fmmi-
Some interesting revelations concern
ing. the history OF the Keystone Bank
stock which came into Postmaster Gen
allNanamaker's possession from John
c.. Lucasjust before the latter died are
promised at the meeting Of Councils In
vestigatng COMMITTEES today.
1B. n Hufchinson's son. Charles L.,
says tisat his father will make Boston his
permanent home hereafter.
T5Afnes Mitchell and Oscar Plunkett,
two witnesses in a murder trial at Buffalo
Valley, Tenn, got into a dispute and fired
at each other until they mad mortally
wounded each other.
Adisastrous fire at Wilmington, Del.
last evening DESTROYED what has been
known as the 'sOld Ferry Rolling Mill'
and seteral other buildings, and damaged
other adioining property to the amount OF
$500. 1000
andfsbadiv thrashed Herbert Pratt and
George Gibbs, while tpey, with Joh
WEIGH, Of West Midway, Mass, were
fishing in the Medfield Meadows. Pratt
was an important witness for the prose-
cution in Illegal liquor selling cases.