The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-28
NEWS IN NOTES.



The report yesterday from the bedside
OF the Rev. Charles Spurgcon was that
the sufferer Is progressing toward re-
c0verv.
The details Of the railroad collision at
St Mande, France, are most painful Inc
Official repor of the loss gives forty-shfee
KILLED and 104 injured
Berland and Dore. the convicted GRIM
inals in the Courbevoie MURDER. were
guiIlotined in the Place de la koquette.
Paris. Berland struggled terribly when
Al meeting OK the Manchester Cham
Der Of Commerce yesterday the president
said that the trade OF the country, es-
p~ecfally that OF the Manchester district.
was very bad. He added that the
wretched condition OF tne Soutn amer
can Republics and the ~cneapness OF cot
ton had seriously interiered with trade.
Professor Koch has lett 10 Doctors
Bottkin. Pfuhl n kitasato all further
research luto the cure OF tuberculosis.
aud will devote his whole time TO toe
supervision OF the archaeological insti-
tnte.
In response to dispatches from tho Ital-
ian residents of Maryland, Virginia. and
the District of Columbia, asking the
Italian government to take al official
mart In the Chicago Exposition. It is an
nounced that the government will favor
exhibitors in all ways possible. but that
as a matter of principle 1t cannot take any
official part.
AZ the National Capital.
Treasury officials are greatly worried
over the letter written by Mr.. Owen,
Superintendent of I~uiinigration, In which
he said tan plate workers might be
brought into this country In spite OF
the contract labor law.
Captain f. G. AInsworth, who has
Charge of the Medical and Pension Divi-
sion OF the War Department at Washing
- l. .Aal - - 80 fAA AaARah nf hnu-
pital records to such narrow limits that
Injustice is done TO old soldiers who
apply for pensions
New York DoIngs.
Governor Hill will visit the naval re-
serves off Fishers Island tomorrow.
Twelve-year-old Josie Gambia, while
agents Fun and Hunt, of Mr. Gerry's so
ciety. were attempting 10 arrest nes IN ner
mothers fiat, at No. l32 West Fifteenth
street, to keep her GU OF bad company,
seized a rope in a dumb waiter aud slid
down seven stories to the cellar. She was
uninjured, and was afterward arrested
aud released.
widow, is very unhappy. Her second
matrimonial venture is said to be as un-
fortunate as the first, her boy husband,
Raphael Malato. proving himself some
thing Of q tyrant.
Charles Is. farWel, eA senator IfOtn
Illinois and a leading Republican. in an
interview speaks very severely Of Presi-
lent Harrison, and says either Cleveland
or Campbell will be nominated by the
Democracy and Blaine BY the Republican
party.
Ex-President Cleveland says be is not
going to make any political speeches in
Ohio this year.
In consequences Of the passage of an
eight hour law the Nebraska railroads
have determined to pay their hands BY
the hour.
Heimbold, the Buchu man, has been,
taken from mis- home at Long Branch to
an insane asylum.
City Attorney Daley of New Haven
and q party Of friends who were out sail
ing on Long.Island Sound on the Cata-
maran Tvphoon were capsized, and were
only rescued after spending a night cling
ing to the keel of the boat.