The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-24
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
The Unitel States Immigration Com
mission 9rs speut yesterday with the
steamship companies in Liverpool, ex-
plaining the changes In the United states
Immigration laws.
Mr.. DeDew yesterday presided at u
meeting of the Chicago Stock Yards
Company In London.
ms Vatican Is absolutely decided ia
spite OF the threats a the persuasious
of the monarchists, To continue the
policy Of adhesmn to the Republic ia
order to restore france to union aud To
religious and political publication.
Horrible scenes have taken place on tue
Place de la r. Quette 10 Paris, where
crowds have assembled nightly ia The
expectation of seeing a murdereSS and
her accomplish guillotlned.
United States Minister Lincoln at the
Foreign Office In Lonion Yesterday intro-
duced the Fnreign Commissioners Of the
Chicago Fair TO Lord Salisbury. VINO
said that the Queen bad assented 70 the
appointment OF "A royal commission, whose
names would soon be gazstted.
tx Congressmnn B~uiterworth, on be-
halt of tue United States Commits sioners,
returned thanks for the prompt action OF
the British III accepting the
invitation OF the United States.
Toranato aud Liberate Marcor. young
Mexican engineers now In Chicago, say
that u fierce war IL now ia progress in the
mountains of Mexico. News of the fight
ing has Teen suppressed for fear that it
would check immigration.
at the National Capital
Pension Commissioner Rum Is still
absent from his post at Washington
The failure of the French Assembly to
pass the bill admitting American pork In
to France has not caused any alarm at the
Agricultural Department. Acting Sec
retaly Wiilets says that THE French
people want American pork and they Will
get 1t. We have had assurances from un-
official sources that the pork Introduction
would be lifted. and have no reason to be-
lieve that it will not be-"
War Department officers have been
looking into the legal aspect of the Ten
nessee trouble, in view OF the possibility
of Governor B~uchanan's demand upon
the President for United States troops.
The result Of the inquiry is sufficient to
cast grave doubt upon the successful
issue of such q demand by the Cover
nor. Section 4 OF the Fourth Arti-
Gle Of the Constitution provides tnat the
President may render necessary as
sistapce with troops upon the application
of the Legislature of a State or of the
Executive when the Legislature cannot
be convened. This is understood not to
be the case in Tennessee.
New York City Doings.
Judge Coke of the United States Cir
cult Court has decided that Charles +.
Brush's patents on storage batteries are
valid, thus giving him the sole right to
manufacture aud sell the IN.
Captain Schmlttberger of the steam
boat police squad. arrested q man who
gave the name Of Henry Hamilton, and
Is said to have carried on a Sc ries OF bold
robberies on the Sandy Hook excursion
boats.
Water and sky were swept by the
searci, lights of the white squadron to
the or at delight of thousands and for
the benefit Of the naval reserves. There
were two drills, both successful.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted
Charles orc. Hennessy, city edit or of the
Dailv Ne,gs, for publishing detail Is Of the
recent executions by electricity at Sing
Sing. Hennessy was arrested and gave
bail for trial
Elsewhere.
1t has been decided at the State Camp
ut Peekskill to form an athletic a~ssocia-
zion, the members of which shall belong
to the National Guard of New York
State.
Count and Countess Won Butcher, who
were married in Milwaukee a week ago,
arrived in Brooklyn. The Count went to
Asbury Park to placate the girls father.
Farmers Alliances leaders have Issued a
circular to the wheat growers OF the
country urging them TO hold PACK their
wheat from market.
The Tennessee miners committee re-
turned to Coal Creek aud reported the
result of the conference with Governor
Buchanan, It was resolved to allow
sixty days for an extra session of the
Legislature to be convened, during which
time the convict laborers are not to be
molested,
A reception and dinner will be given to
ex-President Cleveland at Sand witch,
Wash, on Saturday, and a thousand per-
sons are expected to dine and listen to a
speech npon the subject of "Ex-Presidents
OF the United States"
William Donald, an a%eronant, fell 200
feet from his balloon at New Haven yes
terday aud was badly, perhaps fatally, in
jured. His parachute failed 10 open.