The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-27
NEWS IN NOTES.
Foreign

Foreign
Meetings have taken place all ovor
France Intended Il iniaence the govern
ment to abolish the duties on grain. ow-
inRt 10 the bad harvest prospects,
The body Of Field Marshal Ven Moltke
lay in state in Berlin and was viewed by
the public.
GILLIAN advices received in Paris say
that the insurgents have occupied Carri-
zal and Caldera and are advancing upon
CoDiapo.
The British war ships Pigeon aud Brisk
have left the harbor OF Zanzibar with
sealed orders. It is believed that their
destination IS the Pungwa River. Emin
Pncha has gone to Lake Tangauyfka.
The New York Herald says that IL has
investigated the stories Of Russia's ri0or
against the Jews aud hnds them greatly
exaggerated.
Tho Bochum, Germany, miners have
resolved to strike today.
The National CAPITAL.
It will require $4,000 to repair the dam
age caused to Vice-President Morton's
hotel, the Lougham, by the recent col
The trip OF the President through the
country the cordial reception with
which he Is meeting has shaken up the
other Republican Presidential candidates.
General Alger, it Is said, will soon start
out on a Pullman car tour, and Blaine,
Jerry Rusk, and the other candidates are
looking around to see what they al do In
that direction.
Tho booming Of Secretary Blaine for the
Republican Presidential nomination
causes much uneasiness among President
Harrison's friends.
In Now York State.
Detectives and police continue to scour
New York and Brooklyn for the muir
derer of Carrie Brown. He has now been
heard of as late as the second day afte r
the murder aud many persons have been
found who were well acquainted with
him.
the new Brooklyn Tabernacle was ded-
icated with elaborate services, which
lasted all day. There was q vast assem-
blage and DR.. Talmage was assisted by
many prominent ~clergymen OF New York
city and Brooklyn. The Rev. I. s. Ham
lin OF Washington, D.. c., preached the
dedication sermon.
The Rev. DR.. r. Heber Newton preached
against the doctrine OF creeds, OF resurrec-
ton and other tenets Of the ecclesiastical
institution, which he classes as 5upersti-
tions and foes to faith.
Rafael G. Stearns, q veteran of the war,
aud commander Of Harry Lee Post, q. A.
r., committed suicide last night by stab
bing himself through the heart, at his
home, No. 164 Keap street.
Father Patrick Creighton's refusal to
comply with Board of Health regulation 8
has led to a church and state controversy
at Riverhoad, l.
A syndicate OF capitalists are building
the largest warehouse in the country on
the block bounded by Eleventh aud Thir-
teenth avenues aud Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth streets, New York.
Elsewhere.
Mrs. Bette Eaton of North Bend, Ind.
sister OF President Harrison, was thrown
from her carriage while riding Yesterday
and seriously injured. Ia was said last
night that there were hopes OF her recov-
cry.
It is probable that the movement for
eight hours on Nav l will be abandoned
by the coal miners. The men say that
they nave learned a lesson from the coke
strike.
The Presidents reception in San Fran
cisco was as enthusiastic as 1t has been
all along the route. Crowds turned out
to welcome him, and filed the air wit b
their cheers. The Presidents party spent
a very quiet Sabbath. This morning the
President and Mrs. Harrison accom- panied
Mayor Sanderson aud Mrs. Sanderson tC
the First Presbyterian Church.