New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11
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FoUNpe psYH oRAcs REELEY
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, MAY IL
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREGN-Interesting revelations we're made yes
terday at the trial of Joseph Aullett in Dublin the
prisoner was sentenced to penal servltude for life
for completely in an attempt 10 murder. - Wit
nesSes testified In tho case Of the dynamite
consprators in London. 49, A bridegroom, while
on his way 70 a church in Paris, was shot and
killed by hls rival, who then poisoned himself
The Court CT Chancery has refused to grant
Madame Missions application for an injrnctlOn
against Mr.. Gye.
DoMEsuC.-Charles Lyman was yesterday ap-
pointed Chief Examiner of the Civil Service. --=-
No news has been received at III Paso Tex, from
General Crook. = Chicago grain Spectators are
waiting anx:ously for the Government crop report
- The crop reports from New-England are
favorable. 80 Governor II. D. Mcdaniel, of Gecr-
gia took the oath of Office yesterday. - pro-
hibitory amendment has passed a second reading in
the Pennsylvania Senate - 4 motion has been
made for trial in the of J. Bork, the de-
faulting Treasurer of Buffalo. - Two droyeis
were killed in railway collision OF tbs Hudson
River road. == Hayward NJ. Hutchinson. of the
Alaska Fur Seal Company, die3 in Washington
yesterday.
CITY AND SUBUBBAN.-GiI lives were lost and
property worth $500 coo was destroyed yesterday
by fire. caused by lightning, ia oil works at Com
munipaw. -- The cornerstone of a new build
ing for the General Theological Sen mary was LAID.
=- The Union League Club adopted . memorial
in reference to Peter Cooper. - There was much
talk in political circles about the city officials.
- The Dog Show was contilled at Madison
Square Garden. - The State Charities AID
Association received reports to the condition Of
the various public institutions. ----= Coruetti is to
be hanged al Waite Plains tot day. -=-- Gold vaGe
of the lesstend silver dollar ll2la grains CT
cents -- Stocks were dull and dropping aad
closed weak
The WEAraER.-TRiBUNE local observations in
dictate clea. and partly cloudy weather, With lover
Temperatures and chances Of showers late IL the
day. Temperature yestsrday: Highest $50; low
est, 49o; average. 5740.
Persons Earring torn for The season. and summer tor
eUers car hare THE DAILY TRIBUNE mattel 10 hcn
postpaid for 81 20 per month"; he address hiring ciGayed
as often as dcsircd The DAILY lHBUEE wiH BE- cent
70 any address in Europe r 81 50 per month ,chiot In
elude' the Occon postage
The structures of tho State Charities Aid
Association on the management of soIhe Of tie
charitable institutions Of the city are not
pleasant reading. There should he no delay i'll
making the necessary reforms.
The Civil Service Commission is satisf2ctor-
ely organized at last The appointment of
Charles Lyman as Chief Examiner is fortu-
nate ending OF the controversy over that place
and for this the President is entitled TO more
credit than the Civil Service Commissioners.
Considering the frequency with which Oil
tanks are struck by lightning, it is fortunate
that there has not been greater destruction in
this neighborhood from that cause. The loss
Of six lives from the explosion of a tank yes
tertiay, on the New-Jersey shore, ought to |
cause serious consideration of the question
whether such death-traps should be permitted |
to be built so near thckly populated dis |
trict.
President Asten ought to have had the support |
Of his colleagues in the Board of Estimate and |