The Jersey City news., 1891-10-12
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign
Full accounts OF the latest Chinese out
RACES snow thnt an American mission
house, Roman Catholic conveuf, and
many other buildings wsre looted aud
burned. Officials watched tae rioters, out
did not interfere. On tue following day,
when all was quiet, SOME arres $ Tor ioot-
ing were made, but the riot leaders We're
not interfered with.
The remains of Charles Stewart Parneil
were inferred in Glasnevin Cemetery near
Dublin Yesterday. The bouy was taken
from Hulrheud to Kingston on the packet
boat Ireland. and upon It's arrival In Dub
lin was taken to the City Hall where over
forty Thousand viewed 1T. The funeral
procession stretched over hve miles III
length, but no disturbances occurred.
A new method of torture has been dis
covered by Siberian jlilers, whereby
prisoners are compelled to subsist on salt
herring alone.
Agitation over the succession to the
papuI throne In case OF Pope Leo's death
Continues d foreign official circles, and it
is thought that Archbishop Gibbons of
Baltimore, U. s. A., has the best chance
OF being elected.
At the National Capital.
In the report of the Board OF Visitors of
West Point Military Department to the
War Department several changes are
recommended In the management OF the
institution aud necessary legislation asked
for.
A convention has been concluded be-
tween Germany and the United States
hy which American cereals are to be adj
mltted into the former country free OF
duty in exchange for the free admission
OF German sugar here.
New York Doings.
Joseph w. Naramore OF Sing Sing,
student at Wesleyan College, is missing.
He was last seen with the football beam
at New Haven.
The Rev Dir. b. f. De Costa preached
yesJeday on the lessons TO be drawn from
the discoveries of Columbus.
Some strong language was used by the
Rev. Dr. r. Heber Newton yesterday in
II sermon advocating ahigher standard of
Episcopalian bishops
st. Benedict's Home for colore1 chill
dren was blessed and dedicated by Arch
bishop Corrigan yesterday.
The noise of scutfie IN rhe hall out
side of her bedroom at No. 6S Meeker
avenue, williamsburg. at three o'clock
yesterday morning aroused Elizabeth
Lace. She opened the door III time to re-
ceive a bullet in her side, just below the
heart Tue shot WAS fired by her
bi other, Robert Lace, or his friend.
ERNEST Fallon. who lived on an upper
ho0r IN the same house. They were
struggling for the possession of the
PISTOL. Ihe girl was taken co 81.
Catherine's Hospital, where shs lies in Il
critical condition. Lace says the pistol
WAS in the hands OF Fallon, who had IL
suited his mother and received q thrash
ing
Elsewhere.
The u. S. S. Dispatch, which was
wrecked off AssateHgue Island. Will be a
total loss. and Is rapidly going to pieces.
The entire crew of seventy -four officers
and men was taken off by the life saving
crew. ~
A collision occurred between an empty
coal train aud a loaded train near Potts
vile yesterday, in which Peter Loder, an
engineer, was killed and several train
meu were injured.
None of the Pennsylvania Senators had
arrived in Harrisburg up 70 last night.
preparatory 10 The meeting of the Senate.
Ii is not probable that Governor Pattison
will furnish his message until late to-
night or tomorrow.
A tremendous gale which blew along
the coast yesterday detained all the trans
atlantic fleet, outside, aud caused the
wreck of several small pleasure crafts
an1 loss of life.