New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30
Nen9lork DAILY Gribnme
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, OCT. 81
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

1HE NhUO IHIo hOH~NINU'
FoRy1GS.-Tbe negotiations between France and
China on the Tonqun question have been broken
of. - The police on Sunday dispersed with
bayonets procession In County Cork. e. A cir
oular has been issued by the English Government
proposing Irish emigration TO Canada. 60 Egyp-
tian soldiers were recently massacred in Nubia
- A man in a compartment car in England was
beaten until insensble by lnatic 60 Are
ouipa a city of Peru has surrendered and MontcrO
has fed.
acknowledgements has been discovered in
the office of United States Marshal McDOuGal
at Rochester n. Y. - committee of the bond
holders of the Danville, Olney and Ohio Railroad
Company has submitted a plan for recognizing the
company. - Josiah Jewett has accepted the
Republican nomination for Mayor of Buffalo. -=
Five men were killed by an explosion of dynamite
at Confluence, Penn, on Sunday. -= A storm on
Sunday did much damage in Ohio and Indiana.
- One man was killed and four men seri-
ously injured yesterday by an explosion OffiTe-damp
near Pittston, Penn. 60 Four men were killed
by the explosion of tugboat boiler in Mobile bay,
on Sunday.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-Henry Irving opened his
season in NewYoTk last night, playing to crowded
house in the Star Theatre. = Mayor Low made
several campaign speeches in Brooklyn. - At a
mass meeting of colored men in ChickeTing Hall Ii
- The Council of Political Reform yesterday
sent 70 the Board of Estimate protest against
travagant city expenditures - Controller Grant
removed Auditor Jackson. -= REORGANIZATION
ney Downing refused to withdraw from the Senate
race. - The trial of the last of the lloboken
train robbers was begun in Jersey City. 80 Gold
value of the legal-tender silver dollar p grains
S5.6S cents. - Stocks opened higher, but after
ward generally were dull and dropping, and closed
unsettled and irregular.
THE WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate clearing weather followed by cooler and
fair or clear weather. Temperature yesterday !:
Highest, $40 lowest, 51e; average, 590sS.
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The action of the large meeting of cOlOred
voters at Chickering Hall last night does not
Indicate that negroes of this city dissatisfied
with the way the Republican party has treated
them The Rev. Mr.. w. b. Derrick made an
excellent speech. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that the colOred people had nothing
to expect from the Democrats and that their
only wise policy was to support the entire Re-
publican ticket The enthusiasm which the
resolutions called forth was as significant as the
resolutions themselves.
Erie County, which is always good fighting
ground, is especially SO this year. The Demo
Gratis in Buffalo are divided by the fercest kind
of family quarrel in regard to the MayOralty.
The anti Cleveland faction is led by brother
Of Mr.. Daniel Manning, the Governors conf
Dental manager. His opponent is ex- Congress
man Scoville. 1t will be seen at a glance,
therefore, that the trouble is a family quarrel in
more senses than one The result of this inter
esting situation ought to be that the Republi-
cans elect their candidate for Mayor of the city,
as well as a State Senator and the Assembly
men from the county.
The liveliest phase of the difficulty between
France and China is now to be seen in Europe.
In the presentation Of the case to their Nation
and the world, the French officials are evil
IDENTITY not to be allowed to have 1t all their own
way. NJ. FeTy's description of the present
state of affairs between the Republic and the
Celestial Empire, and the facts which preceded
at, were no sooner set forth in the usual diplO-
matte fashion than the acute members of the
travelling Chinese Legation (now apparently
lodged in London) made public their side of the
story. The last batch Of dispatches was spread
broadcast In the British metropolis yesterday
These, as well as those previously made public,