New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterday issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned full news reports from all pars OF the world
including a special cable letter from London about
the soudan troubles and the dynamite plots de-
tailed account Of General Grabms victory near
Tunkitat. with a map Of the scene Of operations in
the Soudau, special dispatches and correspondence
from al important news centres. and many feat
urcs Of interest, sucIi a review with cop.ods
tracts Of Mr.. g. J.. Lathrop'4 new novel, New
port ": London letters from O.. ". :. about the
Queens book, and political, personal and other
topics letter on topics of week in Paris; letter
from Frank Bellew, fun Of interesting retAiuIs-
ccnces of SAKE, Cozzens, Brent and other coutubu-
tors to the old huickrJoc.ey Magazine; continuation
of Jacks CourtsLip'; Pulpit sketch OF the Rev
Dr. +. b. Coe art news and comments; Broadway
Notebook, aud many others. Following is a brief
summary Of leading news topics:
FORFIGS.-Ihe rebels were defeated near Trinli-
tat by the British forces on Friday. - Lonfel-
lows bust was unveiled IN Westminster Abbey Sat
urday. == bag of dynamite was found in Lud-
gate Hill station IN London. -= William Thack-
erav Marriott, Liberal was reelected from Brigh-
ton = The political situation in Italy is critical.
CONGREss.-lhe Senate was not in session on
Saturday. =- In the House bills were reported 10
provide for the issue Of circulating notes 20 Ma
tional banking associations to establish Board
of Interstate Commerce and to regulate such COM
merce for the payment Of bOuntes due 10 officers
and sailors under Admiral FaTagut, and to increase
certain pensions -- The Naval ApprOpriatiOu
bill was debated without action
DOMEsTIC.-kObert +. WalcOtt, the AbOlitOnist.
is dead - The Lexington, Ky. election was
carried by the Republicans 49, The works of
the United states Stamping Company. cortland
Conn, were burned on SATURDAY.. causing a heavy
loss. --- The New-PalH Academy, Kingston.
\. Y, was burned. - Judge John Lowell of tho
United States Circuit Court IN Massachusetts, has
resigned. -A mortgage for SI2 600 600 on
railroad was filed in Urbaua Ohio. ==
/ All of the crew of the sunken schooner Jane
! IN New-Haven HarbOT have been saved -
The trial of test case under the law forbiddinp
marriage of blacks and whites has been begun In
/ Toledo Ohio. == The Civil Service Reform
! ers OF Massachusetts have issued a call for a
new National party. =- The will of a Cleye-
/ land mlll0nnalre Is missing. @= Trains were
! seriously delayed by the in Northern New
| York.
| CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A great stir was caused
! in the Stock Exchange on Saturday by an attempt
! 10 corner" Lackawapna stock. =-- Arguments
concerning the proposed new parks made before
the Mayors Cabinet by MIR. Wales and L. K Marsh
=- Surrogate Rollins, has chief clerk and at
taches Of the Jail testified before the ROOseve com
mIttee - Reputable lrshmen disclaimed and
denounced the London dynamite plots. == Mat
thew Arnold delivered his last lecture in America
- The Treasurer of BayOnne, n. j.. was ar
rested for embezzlng $3s, 900 -- The Senate
Committee on Public Health continued its in
VestIgaIOn of OleOmargarlne. --- The Chamber
of Commerce Committee on the preservation OF the
AdirOndacks denounced BoyntOns bill. -- The
Van Ripper family, victims Of the Stanton-st. hre
were buried. - In the suit 10 compel the Brush
Electric Light Company 20 remove poles and wires
Judge lngraham gave judgment in favor OF the
company. =- Gold value Of the lega-tender