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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
DTVIDENDS.

To Joseph = fsnmer:-
You are hereby not fed thar I have presented a
petition 70 the Court of common Peas OF the
county Of huison. according To the form OF tns
statute in such case made and provided. for the
benefit OF tho i~nsolvent laws Of the state; and the
said court nave appointed The fourteen IN day OF
February. In the year eighteen hundrod and nine
q one. 90 the hour Of ten ia ths afternoon, Ct ths
Court House OF said county, as rn3 time and place
AT which they VIII azEsnd. to bear what can o.
alleged for or against my liberation
Dated January I'd. A. u. 1891
RowE& BRADKs,
AttOrueyz
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
Notice "a hereby given that the final account =.
the subscriber. administrator de bonis nom
with will anne xed OF Jane nccollick. deceased.
viii De audited and stated BY the Surro-
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and epcrted
for setdemeat on Saturday the zst day Of
Dated January "a a. D. 1881
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-31
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the account o; tn,
subscribers. executors of Robert J. Dalton, az
ceased will be audited and stated by the Surro ya.a
OF the County Of hudson, and reported for settle
msnt on saturday, tue lth day OF February. 1891.
Dated December 8. A. D, 1891.
LEO ALTON
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
MARYLAND
Frank Brown, Late Postmaster nj haiti
more. Nominated For Governor-The

Frank Brown, Late Postmaster of Baiti-
more. Nomioated For Governor-The
Platform.
BALTIMORE, Md, July ST. United
States Senator German did not come
over from Washington To the demo-
cratic state convention yesterday. The
delegates and other democrats who
packed Ford's opera house were not the
less enthusiastic, however. Three
cheers for German" were often called
for and given with a will before the
convention was called To order. the
band joining with MY Maryland and
''Hail to the Chief"
Barnes Compton, as chairman of the
state central committee, called the
convention to order at moor n was
greeted with thunders Of applause
Ex-Gov. Henry Lloyd, OF Dorchester
county, was chosen chairman When
nominations were called for DIR. Frank
T. Shaw, OF Carroll county, placed
Frank Brown in nomination for gov
ernor.
Frank Brown, postmaster at Baiti-
more under President Cleveland, was
nominated for governor by acciama-
ton. The remainder of the ticket Is:
Comptroller Marion d. Smith OF Kent
county; attorney-general. John p. Poe
Of Balimore; clerk of the court OF ap-
peals, J. r. Ford. of St Mary's county.
The platform contrasts the present
administration with that OF Cleveland,
declaring that the people had shown
their approval Of the latter by their
verdict at the polls last fall; criticises
the proiigacy Of the republican party
in wasting the surplus in the treasury
left by an economical democratic adj
m~inistration: declares for tariff REFORM
favors gold and silver coinage; ex-
presses sympathy for the Jews in Rus
STA, and indorses the re election OF Sen
ator German
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
THE ELLIOTT CASE.
The Jury Finally Decides Upon . Verdict
Murder In the second Degree

The Jury FINALLY Decides Upon . Verdict d
Murder In the second Degree
COLUMBUS. q, July William j.
Elliott the former proprietor and edit
or Of the Sunday Capital. who. with his
brother Z. J. Elliott, killed Albert J.
Osborne, a reporter OF the Sunday
World, and w. L. Hughes. q b~ystander.
besides wounding n number of people
during a shooting ARRAY on High street
in this city. on the afternoon OF Febru'
airy % last, was convicted yesterday
Of murder in the second degree
The trial has been In progress since
May IL
The crime was the direct result Of
personal Journalism
As the verdict Of the jury Was read
Elliott became 80 enrsged that he
pulled the g. A. r. button FROM the
lapel Of his coat and threw IL ~spltefuiiy
in the direction Of the jury. The en-.
blem went bounding from place 70
place and finally rested on the raised
desk under Juror Aubert's chair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
August.
Flower

Mrs. Sarah NJ. Black OF Seneca.
Mo during the psss two years has
been affected with Neuralgia oi the
Head. Stomach and Womb. AMI
writes MY food did not seem TO
strengthen the at all and ms ape
lite MAS very variable Ny face
was yellow. my head dull. and ! had
such pains IN my left side. In the
morning when I got up ] would
have n How Of mucus ia the mouth.
and a bad. bitter taste. Soueiimes
my breath became short. and I had
such queer. 'umbling. pslpiisi,ng
sensations around the heart achei
all dsy under the shoulder blades.
In the ieft side. and down the back
Of my limbs. u, seemed Co be woTsc
IN the wet. cold weather Of Winter
and Spring: and whenever the spells
came on. my fec, aud hands would
turn cold. and I could sc, no sleep
~ all I tired everywhere. and 20;
no relief before using Angus, Flower
Then the change came II has done
me a wonderful deal Of good during
the time ] have taken i, and il work
ing q complete cure" .
G G CREES. Sole Msa'ff. weeassU,s 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
Why ne RESIGNED.

Why Collector Eshsss sssr~ndsssA . Yse
OMee-ue Ind Not BELIEVE 10 HI O0ee
Being Rua ~ OstsidcrA
wAsHrSsroN. July si.-S Secretary
Foster. when asked whether IL was true
that Collector Erhardt had resigned ak
weeks ago. rs reported. he replied:
'Yes, his resignation wa in the presS
dents hands before I went out to Ohio"
''were the reasons he assigned the
same which he gave TO the press last
night?"
Substantially the same. He had an
idea that Mr.. Plat was interfering with
the appointment OF xubordinates In the
custom house dou't know just what
special grounds he based this complaint
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

VICTORIA. Il c, July :3-Tbe schoon-
er Annie Point returned from the north
yesterday with 100 seal skins The
captain Of the Marvin states that when
the Marvin was overloaded the officers
OF the United States steamship Rush
took the guns and ANN snit'on o
the schooner and lowed hsr % OunAlA~
ka. where iwenfy-ooe Of the were
placed on the steamer AIki and kept on
hard tack for two days when the men
and schooner we're ssrned yer ~ the
officer Of her maiesty's steamship
Nynph, who ordered them 20 proceed
20 vicforfA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

upon. Mr.. Plat has not interfered IN
anything of the sort since l became
secretary Of the treasury. ! fancy b
feeling between the two gentlemen was
Of long standing. The reason why
the resignation was made final oc-
Cured, however, after the collectors
letter had been in the presidents hands
for some time. refer to the cutting
down Of the custom house force. We
were obliged on ccou of the refusal
of congress to make adequate appro-
priatiOnS to economic on all sides.
We entered into correspondence right
and left, and the collectors generally,
to whom we applied, signided their
willingness TO submit to reductions
Col. Erhardt stood ont. however, as
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
Cardinal, Gibbons. Marrow E.c.pe.

BALTIMORE. Md, July - W
Cardinal Gibbons was ont riding IN his
carriage yesterday afternoon along the
Mount Royal drive. in Druid Hill park.
the horses. two bays vas frightened
by a fractions pony q youth was
riding and started on q u down b
drive. The driver. James Martin.
Jr., held on to the reins and ut the
Mount Royal exit or North avenue ran
the horses against the stone gate>.
causing them 10 fall The cardinal
then stepped out and taking the driver
BY the hand praised him for his cool
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
MlSCELLANEOUS,

The motion for a new trial in the Ed
holland case at jefferson City, Mo-, has
been overruled by Judge Burgess.
FREDERICK c. HAvEMEYER, founder
of the Havemeyer sugar refinery firm,
died at Throgg's Neck, L. l.. on the
2sth at an advanced age.
THE strike at the Dobson mills,
Philadelphia, broke out afresh on the
afternoon of the aSth, consequent upon
the proprietors enforcing a black list
GRAssHoPPERs are reported running
crops along the borders of Ohio and
Indiana
w. j. ELLIOTT was found guilty at
Columbus O.. Of murder in the second
degree. With his brother, p. J. Elliott
he killed Albert J. Osborne. of the
Sunday World. and a bystander. The
cause was inflamed personal journal
ism.
COLLECTOR ERHARDT. of New York,
has made public the James of eighty
four attaches of the custom house
whose salaries are reduced or whose
positions are abolished altogether. &C
cording to the department plan Of re-
trenchment
SECRETARY FOSTER does not fully
agree with Superintendent Owen in the
opinion that the alien contract labor
law does not prohibit the importation
of skilled laborers for employment in
tin plate factories.
AT Warren, o., Ed Caldwell. colored,
and John Tumason. took refuge under
. tree during a rain storm. Lightning
struck the tree and killed both men.
The New York Herald's Philadelphia
correspondent wires that the books OF
the Keystone bank show that the S9s5.
600 represented by due bills actually
ven into that bank. This fact has
been established beyond a doubt by
Expert Helms and Wheeler. who have
been working at the books The ex.
perts will not talk.
THE culvert at Charlestown. Md, on
the Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal.
timore, was washed out by a cloud.
burst South bound freight III ran
into the washout and was wrecked.
Great damage was done to crops
WHILE preaching TO a large audiencs
at Houston. Tex, and when in the
midst of his discourse, some people or
the outside turned out the lights and
rotten-egyed Rev. Sam Jones aad hi.
audience, most of whom were ladies'
Hoes r dying in great number.
from cholera in the vicinity of Water
loo, Ia II. j. Lachly. an extensive
farmer in Orange township has only
seven animals left out Of $50 which hs
had three weeks ago
REPORTS from different parts os
Placer county, Cal, show fifteen per
sons have manifested symptoms o
poisoning after partaking Of pressed
corn beef prepared by q butcher of Tho
town of LoomiS A child Of Mr.. II
Dee, of LoomiA d dsad
GREAT fears IRE snteftained foe Tx
cotton crop throughout AlAbaW. =
the cotton worm, which has not beer
seen for years. is now reported in -
directions II they increase . panic =
the farming disafict WI eu1e IL
] cause is coastsptFafnk
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

PLsxorrH July 9s-Tse historian
Worth. conducted . party Of Visiting
ministers To variocs pisces of interest
Ia the district Of Plymouth including
the spot where the nen OF the
NARROWER embarked IN Isse In
the party were Rev Messr~ Hyde.
Brand. Sssrt<vanf and P~assersoa-
Of the United States Afssr~arf
lunebecn -as ~gveA ~ which Prof.
Anthooy presssea and toast. we're
drunk 20 The health Of Qusen Victoria
and President HartsoaL In the e
ing . mayor1i reception uas Rsssa ~
The GrildhaH in honor Of the visitor
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

serting that he could not get
along with q smaller force and
do the business of his office prop
erly. We sent special agents To
investigate the matter. and on the
strength Of their report, we decided TO
reduce expenses in New York by some
$50. 900 a year. Col. Erhardt took this
very much TO heart ! believe"
us Mr.. Fassctt still Mr.. Platt's choice
for the Officer"
''Mr. Fassett's appointment was de-
cided on by the president, To the best
of my knowledge. without anybody
pushing him. The president has had
him in mind for some time"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
ADDITIONAL

Dom PEDRO, e~x-emperor OF Brazil, has
suffered a relapse. He is again con.
fined to his bed.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended August 1 showed an average de-
crease of 14.s compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1877.
PARNELL met with q remarkably en-
thusiastic reception at Thurles Ireland.
SECRETARY BLAINE is showing much
improvement in health. He takes long
walks and drives and is steadily gain.
ing strength. He seldom visits the vii.
lage-
IT was reported that Texas cattle in
the Cherokee nation attacked q COW.
boy, a woman and two little girls and
gored all four to death.
CHECoTAH, l. T., was struck by . tor
nado on the night of the list Much
damage was done. several animals be-
ing killed.
Col HENRY T. MIsNER of the Seven.
teenth infantry, has been placed on the
retired list of the army.
Hon. BAYLEss HANNA, Of Indiana,
late minister to the Argentine republic
under Cleveland, is dead
JOHN FRo6 and jackson Wolf. Sem
mole Indians were executed by shoot.
ing at Wewaka 1. T., in the peculiar
fashion of the Seminoles for the murder
Of John Harg.
The public debt statement showed q
decrease during the month Of July OF
81, $50, e07.
In Wayne county, w. Va, . Mr.
| Brumfield, his wife and five children
were beaten to death by . gang Of in,
toxicated Italian laborer~ After rob
bling the house the miscreants burned
il to the ground.
In Henry county, Ala, . mob took
from the officers four negroes, two mer
and two women, who were charged
with burning q dwelling house On ths
way to the river one Of the men Is
| capped. The others were placed on thu
| bank of the stream and shot Thu
body Of one of the women was recov
cred
THERE was quite = serious fight be
tween Slavs and Huns in St Lodi,
Catholic church, Cleveland, O.. re
| Gently. - 3
Rlorous Bohemians drove but work
men y the Omaha & Grant smelling
works Omaha Nch The tropbs<
originshed over the Deweight-houf NV
IssAAc Nkugo1 HAzEgR SxsvsAe &C
eretary OF Re6ert q InGersolEs "
shot and 16aally soende6 by On
Audeuupu - Cro6nn Ean1A ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

LoSpox. July o-Tbe ~ressaapssoa os
Welsh tin plate worries 10 only partial
and By Ersss fortunate saosxh so -
cure orders The wosk vii oaly COG
tinur ~hiIe the orders Last ~ veex 10
week cousrsct. ui:h The E<a No sp
pr-eiasse restaesson Of stocks In Amer-
ia h sosieed Prices are ALL zsr-
munerasive Dsring Jsiy the sAsP
m~asx from Svsns<s hsve been usa<f
i0ss tons weekly. - against asoe %
-, 60 tons n The an Donsh 10 iss4
While the ssoeks nos In hasd &moans
10 go. sss boxe~ against La go boses
b the eonrespOsdzAg week h is0
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

FROM two hundred to three hundred
school teachers are wanted in New
Mexico under the new public school law.
The examination of teachers is now in
progress in every county Of the terri
tory and in no case have the applicants
been above one-third the required
number. These boards of examiners
consist of the county superintendent of
schools and two citizens appointed by
the United States Judge of the district
where the county is located. In many
cases the boards are publishing a sec
ond call for teachers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
CHARGED By DrnsooaA

TorLox. July sL-The horse ca.
driver strikes, yesterday demolished
the kiosks on the principal thorough
fares and tried TO destroy the tracks OF
the horse car roads Later they gath
cred large quantities Of wreekage into
heaps and set Ere 10 them. making
huge bonfires and shouted in triumph
Finally the situation became 80 alarm.
ing tina; the municipal authorities called
upon the general in command Of the
military TO send troops strong force
Of drag ,ons quickly cleared the ssrectA
During the charge many people were
injured and . number at arrests made
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

JAMES A. GODFREY, the most dis
tinguished descendant Of the Miami
Indian tribe, which for so many years
lived and battled about old Fort
Wayne, is lying at the point Of death
ut his home on the Indian reserve, two
miles from Fort Wayne. He was born
at Peru, Ind, in 1910. and is a son of
Chief Francis Godfrey. There are
seventy-two residents on the Miami
reservation, all descendants of the sick
Indian.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

MAYOR GRANT, of New York, in an
interview reviews the existing ex-
else law. He says it discriminates be-
tween citizens and therefore it is
wrong. If it is right for the hotels on
broadway and Fifth avenue to sell
liquor on Sunday he says it is right for
the hotels on First avenue and along
Tenth avenue to do the same. A law
should be passed which can be en-
forced. 1t would require a police force
ten times the size Of the present one in
New York City to enforce the law in
vogue there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

SENATOR CHANDLER in an editorial
to the Monitor, of Concord, N. H.,
speaking of the ships of the squad
ron of evolution, asserts that ex-
Secretary Whitney did his best to
damn the ships and succeeded in ruin
ing and killing John Roach. SIT may
be added with truthfulness," continues
the editorial, shat the man who did
the most to help Whitney to damn the
ships and kill John Roach was Commo-
dore John Walsh, now in command of
those very ships"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
r,,s sun - LARGE

nat 10 IL sosr WAsa CsapsesS VIA
sssss 90 Asssssv~
There are three weil-deaned classes
Of stars. lodged by the quality Of ''ee'
,h.v Weld In the 6r~s class are the
clear white and biash white stars "ss
Sirius and Vega These arc SUPPOSED
to be tho hottest starr and the m"ss
LUMINOUS in properties Co the estens OF
,heir surfsccL Then there are the
eo,arn yellow OF pale orsnge stsr~ ot
which Aresurus and Cspeiis are nnc
s,amrls~ These have begun Tn cool
Finally. w.. have the deep orange and
red star. Aide baras and An'arrs These
have advanced still further IN the soe'-
ing process
Now the spees-oscops informs ussha'
our sun eeiongs 20 the oranee or arc
surus type. and 70 We could "
from distant space we should sTe .
lovely star OF . pale golden yellow
The auestion arises then. how var
would our sun have 10 be IN
order TO shine with brightness no
greater than that Of Aretara>F ae-
cord,us to M Maander. 1, would have
10 be removed IA it.ooo times i> pres
ent distance. os about half distance
between Us and Alpha Censanrt
hut Arcturus 10 II. so. ooo times as Tar
AWAY as the sun. and IL our sun were
plaeed n, that enormous distance its
diameter would have 20 be e,ghty-t~o
times ~ great la order so give . iieh'
equal TO that received from Arctura>
hesitate 60 present such figures. nm
plying magustudcs far beyond sny 10
which we have been accustomed. yet
they are but the logical deductions OF
observed facts. In other words. upoa
Mr. Maunder's reasonable assumption
Arcturus must be . gigantic sphere.
30 ooo larger than our sun. with Ut
smeser Of 20. ~. eoo miles OF more than
large enough to oil the entire orbit OF
Mercury.
To make this contrast clearer. let us
institute y simple comparison. Jupiter
h larger than all the other planets and
satellites of the solar syx;em. The sun
IL q little more han I.ooo times larger
than Jupiter. Hut A~rc,uras. IL our In
formation Is correct. II SO. 90 times
larger than the sun by the side of such
n majestic orb our sun. grand and over
whelming rs IL Is In our own >ys'rtn.
would dwindlc To an ~insignincan star.
Contemplating u work so vast en-
dowcd with such mighty energies and
rushing with such rcsistless force
through the great depths of space. we
cannot resist the questions: Whence
came this blazing world7 WHITTIER In IL
boundY What In It's mission and DIES
tiny? j. IL simply n visitor ,o "a aide
real GALAXY. rushing f~uriously through
IL like a ccmet' l. 10 being constantly
fed and enlarged by the worlds u en-
counters and the meteoric matter ~
gathers up i'm it, wonderful journey
What would lie the effect u IL CHANGED
In pass through n ncbula or q star cius-
ter? Was the new star which suddenly
blaxed forth In the nebula of Androme-
da In 1876 due ,o n similar eaus.7
A. the shigh,y aggregation of attract
i've energies sweeps along his celestial
path, thickly hordcr~d with stellar
worlds. how many of those worlds will
yield forever In his disturbing forees7
How many will be swerved from their
appointed courses by his Irresistible
power? How many will plunge into
his fiery bosom and bc swallowed mp a.
"a pebble j. swallowed by the ocean
Scientific American
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

Lsssox. July sL-The Gillian con
sr~essionAl party, through ~rePresesia-
tives here. have appealed TO the Porta-
guese government Dot 20 permit her
subjects To embark IN the BaimA1etan
vessel. the P-esidenie E~irraxureL whsea
has by . recent aejer Of the courts b-en
turned over 10 the Baimacedan govern
ment Il u stated that Ergiaad hAA
threatened- in the event of permi>ssoo
20 see that Englishmen who ere sap
pcSed Co hs on board the Gillian errsssr
beinx refused. ths4 the English charge
d-s6airx viii hsse them foscsbiy -
lsaset By . BsssiAh war yesss'
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

SECOND COMPTROLLER GMKEsoN has
approved bills of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. amounting to sl66. 0oO
for the service Of the United States sig.
nal bureau, at the rate established by
the postmaster-generaL The company
has notified the secretary OF the treas.
ury that it will accept payment at the
rates named under protest until the
question Of the legality of the present
rate can be iudicially determined.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

The English registrar in bankruptcy
holds that Mr.. Psrnells objection to
Capt O'Shea's serving the order of
bankruptcy on him upon the ground of
his (Parnell's) non-domicile in England
is untenable. It is still open to Mr..
Parnell to appeal the cas-. Otherwise
he must pay the costs Of the divorce
proceedings or be declared bankrupt
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

TIE theosophical constitution, as 70
vised, amalgamates the American, En-.
glish and European sections Lady
Caithness, by virtue Of her millions as
well as her enthusiasm, succeeds Mad
anne Blavatsky as high priestess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

SENIOR SALVADOR MENDONCA, the
brazilian minister, is the w~ealthiest
man in the diplomatic corps at Wash
ington. A portion Of his fortune he
made in investments in Brazil and a
very comfortable sum came to him as
his wife's dowry. Nine. Maria Mem
donca is an American, and the minis
ter's four daughters have spent almost
all their lives in this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

THE hold of the steamship Utopia.
which was wrecked at Gibraltar a few
months ago. is SO charged with gases
that it has become necessary to sus-
pend the work Of searching for and re-
moving corpses Of which many still re-
main in the hold. The body of a
woman has been recovered with that
of an infant clasped to her breast and
that of another child clinging to her
cl0Ahinu
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

AN officer Of the cruiser Charleston
states that there Is no money In
Iquique, Chilli Every firm issues its
wi currency. The currency of the
country is paper and it has deprecated
to IS cents on the dollar from a gold
standard. Pill box lids are q medium
of circulation in Iquique. A round lid
is good for IS cents and an oval box lid
goes for so cents. The mercantile firm
issuing these lids stamps its name upon
them and is supposed to redeem them
in gold and meanwhile to honor them
with their face value in goods
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

A DELEGATION from Mobile, Ala,
who desire that Mobile shall be the
starting point of q postal aided line OF
steamers for Central America and other
ports, had o conference with Post
m~aster-General Wanamaker On the sub
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07

PROCTOR KNOTT, at one time the most
famous horse on the turf and still the
pride Of Kentucky. has been i'll with
lung fever. In making a trip from Chi
go to Saratoga he contracted q cold
which developed into the most danger.
Gus of diseases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
send Money and nav ,s,..,

From fartory Avoid niniiiensen . profits.
30 top buggy onlY A>, slaS four passenger
TIP carriage only st7 20. ti0 bstggS hssns.s
only ~ %. sind for No aTsss cstalogu. A.
advertised ia ihispsisr by the \ buggy n
Cart 20 Cincinnati. %. leader. of Lbss
prices, and who belong to M pool or com
biBaiiou which charges double prices
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-08-07
Co0mSodalslS.

All claims not consistent with the high
cbsrartsr OF syrup Of Figs are pafro.ely
avoided by the tai Pa syrup Compsny Il
ats gently on tue kidneys. liver ssJ bow.
els. cleansing the system efsctualiY. bat a.
- not a cure all add m.kes % p-s.ssa.Isss
that every bottle will not sabssasts.te.