The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
NEWS m NOTES.


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The full text az the oHeyclical is pub
lished this moraing. flis holiness says
That absolute equality IS a chimera" aud
he opposes Stats socialism. There is no
irrepressible conflict between the two
great factors of civilization. capital aud
labor. lie also takes occasion to aim a
blow az Mr.. Looking Backward Bsllamy.
The Liberals are organizing meetings
throughout Servia Tor the PURPOSE OF pro-
testing against the expulsion OF Queen
Nathalie. They assert that the manner
in which the expulsion was executed was
n fiagraut violation Of tho constitution.
The Cologne Gazette says that previous
to the Cars visit TO the exhibition at
Moscow a Freucn sQua'lroa Is expected ut
Cronlstalt with twenty thousand rifles
for the Russian army. and that the
French officers will accompany the Car
10 Moscow.
Three persons were killed and twenty
injured in a railroad collision between
a passenger train and a special carrying
a circus troupe at KlrchIengern, Ger
many, yesterday.
A terrible accident took place yester-
day at Pont-y-Pridd Coiliery. near Laui-
wit, in Wales. The accident was caused
by a bungie in firing a shot In the mine,
which brought dewn a portion OF the roof.
crushing ten men fatally and injuring a
number of Others.
At the National Capital.
The wonderful capacity for coal dis
played by the new cruisers has called
forth from the NAVY Department an order
to the commanders of the new vessels
directing them TO exercise the utmost
economy in the matter of consuming
Goa.
The Board of Survey which examined
the Galena, the vessel wrecked on Gay
Head last March and subsequently, float.
ed u towed to the Portsmouth q. HI
Navy Yard, has reported to the Navy De-
nirImQOf that fha EnSSpl runnDf he rn-
paired within twenty per cent OF her
value, and therefore recommend that she
be sold to the highest bidder.
Alarming runlors concerning the health
of Mr.. Blaine still continue 10 be circu
lated. Mrs. Walter Damrosch says her
fatner's mind is not effected, aud he Is
still capable or doing mucn good work
for his country. Mrs. Damrosch think
that some enemy of her fathers is circu-
lating the rumors Of his impaired mental
condition.
New York Doings.
Athletic Richard C. Slbley exercises
with dumbeils for an hour every morn
ing in a rear room of his residence, No. 23l
West Seventy-itn street, New YORK. His
neighbors were shocked by his failure 70
dress himself before beginning this exeg-
else, and two of them had him arrested
aud taken to court.
Alberigo Arnone was shot and killed
and John Remington, his brother-iu -iaw,
fatally wounded by Joseph Capgro, OF
No. 2,133 First avenue, New YORK. last
night. The shooting occurred during u
fight in Harlem's Little Italy" Cangro
escaped.
John Dunn, who lives with his father.
Police Sergeant Dunn, ut No. 4l6 West
Forty-fourth street, made u desperate at
temp yesterday to kali Carrie Haemmiag.
n professional beauty engaged at Doris
Museum on Eighth avenue. Dunn fired
two shots at her. The first ball missed
the beauty, but the second passed through
her arm, aud she fell on the floor to be
picked up aud placed on exhibition by the
w~ideawake manager Of the museum.
Mr.. Chauncey Depew says that he
knows who is to blame for the dynamite
explosion near ~Tarrytown. He has
learned, he says. that the responsibility
lies between two men. One or the othe
directly disobeyed orders. and WAS re-
sponsibIe for the terrible loss of life.
Martin and Satterlee, the %defaulting
insurance brokers, are said TO have het
TO Canada. They have not bgen seen
since the assignment. Satterlee is dis
covered to have robbed the Smith Inhrm-
AIRY OF Staten Island, of which he wa
treasurer, of about $1,000.
The Presbyterian Assembly at Detroit
POSTPONED action on the revision OF the
Confession of Faith for another year
DIR. Briggs chances grow worse. The
1uullClliOu DOtFl WdS tAOucIdJcu.
Chili's insurgent war vessel Esmeralda
is still at Acapulco. unable TO get coal.
The Charleston is supposed to be off the
South American coast in chase of the
Itata.
fhe execution of Albert Havenstine for
the murder OF William Ashley aud Hiram
Rotten took place at Broken Bow. Neb.,
yesterday. When the trap was sprung
Havenstine's body shot down six feet.
There was a snap aud a groan and the
body fell to the ground. The rope had
broken. Havenstine, half conscious, was
at once picked up by the Sheriff aud car
ried pack 10 the gallows. The rope was
doubled aud the trap was again sprung.
This time his neck was broken and death
was apparently painless.
Nearly q million of dollars-or in exact
figures $3.50, O00-of State money, of which
City Treasurer Bardsley of Philadelphia
was the custodian, has vanished, and his
cl i'm that he holds Clearing House due
bills" issued by the bursted Keystone
Bank does not tend to allay excitement
when il is known that these due bills are
absolutely worthless.
Dominick G. OiMalley, the detective
who is sccused of attempting TO bride
Jurors in the Hennessy case, was arrested
yesterday in New Orleans. charged with
opening and destroying letters addressed
TO Jimmy Carroll, the pugilist.