New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-30
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

may thus be given;
Tidings from Foreign Lands.-THE TRTBUNE's special
cable dispatch said Gambetta feels sure of popular sup
suppress awrssness London papers criticse the Gui
teau trial otfensiyelyi Dr. Lyon Plays has written
magazine article American industries a. affected by
the tariff and several other literary aud social events
| of interest reported.
General Foreign Dispatches-M de Freycinet
ported to nave formed French Cabinet; Melville
has gone The Lens mouth 10 search for De Long, active
measures are he taken to suppress the ReZegOvinan
revolt and many other news Items IRON ABROAD were
AT the National CaptaL-The desire for a division OF
the Territory and the admission Of the southern portion
az state almost universal among the citizens OF Da
kota a large number OF whom were before the House
Committee Territories Saturday presenting reasons
why their request should be granted by Congress- 1t is
believed by ex-RepresenIatye Caulheld, Democrat,
that the Democrats will dare oppose the measure
partisan grounds the President signed the Census De-
icency bill Saturday; the Democratic menDers OF
Congress will have consultation so0n IN order 10 TX
the position OF te party On tae ,arm fS1p
was given from various points throughout the country
Local M-crllany-Tne arrival OF storm-tossed shlps;
an alleged attempt to wreck railroad train, and nu-
merous other topics filled up the local columns
Guteau the Assassin. -Nashington dispatches gave
the grounds Oh which new trai 10 demanded by tho
counsel for the convicted murderer OF President Gar
Chill States Her Case.-A circular from the Foreign
Minister OF Chill was published explaining the attitude
In GALLERY ana studio-An account OF brisk sales at
the water-Color Exhibition. and other art news Of
Music and the Drama.-A detailed account of the New
York Chorus socety's concert aud much otaer stage
The Albany Deadlock.
Appointments 10y Mayor Low
Trinity Church's Poor Tenant.
College Life IN Winter
Social Incl tents in Washington.
The Fire Record.
The Courts.
improvements at Newport
Some other prominent features of the paper were :
Tonnes in Paris-THE TRIBUNEs regular correspondent
wrote OF the downfall OF the Gambeta Government,
dinner at The British Embassy. aud the approaching
wedding Of Nile JEANNE Bonaparte aud Mde Vilieneuve
English Journaism.-Mr C. W. smalley wrote of the
reduction price, to a penny, OF me IdH Mut Gd-eHe
and The ST. JGmeSS Gd-ete, aud tue reasons Tor ana
The CAV season IN Paris-A letter from the regular
spondeut of THE TRIBUNE described the Boulevard
Fair and told OF other interesting art and social topics.
In MeInoriam.-THE TRBuNEs regular London cor
New observation-disclosures were given OF ;" The Mar
rages Of the Bonapartes and several other recent pub
studies in Autobiography.-Mr Congdon's subject
Joseph Presty noted dlssenter and philosopher of
Lads Loyg-An English tale of love and sorrow.
Idylls of the Dado
Oscar Interviewed
False Conscience.
American Women and Family Duties
Wilde and whitman.
Science for the People.
Religious Intelligence.
Knitting and Crochet
Home Interests
Letters from the People.
Society ] the Nineteenth Century.
Poe and American Literature.
Titles OF Books
The Pleasantries Of Pallas.
The mornings news was thus summarized:
TRIBUNE says that Gambetta's confidence
in the ultimate support OF tho con-
stituences is mistaken; ,o1o3oi II has rs s mn
GseSsS in torms new Tonc6 Cabinet S to
succeed that of NJ. Gambetta. - The Lon
don Times and Saturday Rerieg publish, oen-
sye articles REGARDING fa he G 5as GI an
article on American industries as affected
by the tariff. - The Earl of Rosebery'ss
Scottish tenants have celebrated the birth of
ms son and heir at a dinner in Edinburgh. -
- Mrs. Langtry has received two proposals to
visit America. = The members of the Club
independeuce - The contract for building tun-
mel under the st. Lawrence has been awarded; -
circular letter of the Papal Nunco at Madrid, III
favor of the Spanish pilgrimage, has provoked some
hostile criticism - The casting of the OCOn-
nell statue has been accomplished successfully IN
London.
new trial in the case OF Gulteau were led saturday
- The President has signed the Census De
ficiency bill. 49, }. Ii. and Barbara Fielder were
drowned in the Raitan River at Sayreyile, \. j.,
while skating. - The boiler IN a mill at FAR
field Me-, exploded Saturday, killing one man and
woundng seriously half dozen Others. - Three
deck hands of the steamboat kaue Stockdale an
ticipating the destruction Of the boat IRON col
hsi6n with the Beaver Bridge, jumped INTO the Ohio
RIVER and were drowned. --- AT C0rnth, Ky,
five members of one family are at the point OF death,
having eaten poisoned bread. 60 carriage was
struck by tram OF the Providence Railroad at Bos
ton Saturday the driver was killed and the Occu-
nonts were injured. 80 An ice gorge formed III
The Susquehanna River near Wilkesbarre, Penn,
saturday. - BY a collision between freight trains
on the Lake Shore aud Michigan southern railroad
near Sturgls Alch fifteen cars ana TWO locomotives
were wrecked. =,
CITY AND SURBUBAN.-MayOr Low, of brooklyn,
Saturday filled the offices Oh Corporation Counsel,
lax Collector City Treasurer aud Registrar OF
Arrears - The overdue steamship Amy Dora
arrived ia port. -= Much alarm and some
al htr a HrtsI i'm
ment house - Scott LOrd has begun proceed
ings 10 recover fees for his services IN the wander
bilt lawsuits == Gold value Of the legdi tehder
silver dollar (4I2L, gransi, $40. cents -
Sacks opened strong and then advanced; Out al
terward they declined and closed Weah
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