The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-03
NEWS IN NOTES.


1t Is officially stated by the German
consul at Peking that the recent Mon
golian disturbances nave been grossly ex-
aggerated; but 1t is nevertheless believed
That the revolutionary movements much
greater than the Chinese Government
would have the outside world believe.
Rnmor were again aflont as to the
sanity OF the Emperor of Germany Al
tnough apparently emanating from So
cialIst quarters in Berlin. circles un-
doubtedly loyal have recently felt great
anxiety on the subject.
influenza is raging in several Europ-
can capitals. the death rate being largely
increased.
The McCarthyite section of the Irish
Parliamentary party have begun pro-
ceedings for the control of the Irish funds
at present in the hands of Mr.. Munroe,
the Paris banker.
Al the National Capital.
In the argument in the Supreme Court
of the cases arising under the Mckinley
bill the question was asked whether a
Congressman could answer the roll-call
by telephone. Counsel made al evasive
reply.
William Hosea Ballou urges interna-
tional measures to prevent and punish
cruelties to animals during Shipment on
the high seas.
The annual reports of the United States
Treasurer and Comptroller OF the Cur
rency are male public.
A break among the Northwestern men,
bers, started in the Iowa delegation,
promises to make Mills Speaker.
New York Doings.
At the meeting of the State Board of
Canvassers at Albany, N. Y, the Repub-
licans gained the first point in the fight
for the control of the State by getting an
Injunction staying the Board from GUST
ing Sherwood in the Twenty-seventh
district.
Mrs. Mary Frances Scott Siddons. the
well known actress of years gone by, Is
in New York, and will appear on the
stage again in a very short time.
Five persons were instantly killed by
an explosion of gelatine in the Gin ton
Dynamite Works near Haverstraw- The
works were totally destroyed.
The last car on the Tuckahoe local on
the Harlem branch of the New York Cen
tral Railway overturned through strik-
ing a misplaced switch at Mott Haven
Junction. 1t fell on two car cleaners
walking on the track and killed them.
The Harlem and Westchester Cloth
ing Company has been dissolved as a re-
suit of the irregular methods of the
junior partner. Isaac A. Simm, who bor-
rowed money on the firms account and
personally appropriated it.
On the testimony of an ex-sccomplice
Fred Mcclure and Mrs. Sarah Brown
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of Mrs. Gregory.
Miss May ralmage, a daughter of Dr..
T. Dewitt Talmage, and Mr.. Daniel D.
Margam Jr., were married in the Brook
Ign Tabernacle.
Treasurer Holman, of Allen County,
O., has sued Senator-elect Calvin s..
Brice for unpaid taxes, the penalty on
which aggregates already over $1,000.
George w. Stewart, n rising young
business man, was burned to death al
the fire in the Union Glass Works at
Belaire, O.. on SUNDAY night.
II. j. Dean, a business mar of Dallas,
Tex, was seized by unknown assailants
while driving and cannot be found The
object of the Kidnapping Is II mystery.
H. M. S. Nymphe arrived at San Fran
cisco from Victoria on her way to join
the Warspite in Chilean waters,
Governor Campbell returned to Column
bus from Chicago quite i'll with "a sore
throat and high fever, and Immediately
took to his bed.
State Treasurer Marden, of Massachn-
setls. has declared for Blaine.