New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
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FORr,GN.-A canis' = o. gUHpowdcr exploded III
the Dublin barracks yesterday. hut no one was iu-
turea - revision Of the German constitution
is beng prepared by Bismarck -= An autumn
expedition 20 relieve General Gordon is reported.
- Phantom won the Great Saudown Hurdle
yacc and Pruton the Free Wclter Handicap. --
Mach damag, is reported from the floods in New
Brunswick. -= The report Of Captain Scott, who
held the iuyc, igation into the loss Of the d. Stein
mann WAS made pubhc.
CoNGEass.-The House bill for Bureau of Labor
snd Statistics was reported fayorabiy to the SEN
ate Senator Wilson spoke his resolution
Oh interstate commerce. The Senate adj JuIned
until Monday - The House agreed to the con-
ference report on the Little Deficiency bin. At
the evening session several pension bills were
passed.
DoMEsuC-Eig hteon carloads Of pauuer imIni-
grants passed through this Stale for Dakota yes
teIday - The Chicago wheat market was eX-
cited. - The Massachusetts, Greenback COnven-
hon approved General Butler for President. -
prize fight in Pittsburg was witnessed by women.
- The employees of company in Pittsburg
,truck because they were ordered not to smoke bad
cigars - massacre Of white settlers by
Navajo Indians is reported from southern
Colorado - The American Lacrosse Team
yesterday played a practice game with the
STnions of BOSTON, -= SNede committed suicide
In Baltimore by Jumping from d bridge, and was
suffocatcd III mud. - he ruler CoIhcIN, AT
Maltby Penn. was hoodcl with Waterfront the Sus-
uuehanna River on Thursday. - The Maryland
syster season closed yes crlay, anda now and strn
zeut law will becnforced - schooner brought
10000 nacherel into Baltimore, the first of the
season. - The Philadelphia Grand Jury wanted
10 iudict f. T. Barnun for bringing nuisance to
.he city.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Mr ChOste summed mp in
the Loubat suit yesterday and the case was given
10 the Court. - DR.. Willard Parkere Governor
Marcus L. Ward of New-Jersey, and General Emor-
son Opdycke died. ---=- Rugg, the negro, was
found guilty of murder in the first degree. =-
The story was told of the gallant rescue Of fore
man at the Poll-st fire. - There were several fail
uresi in the grain trade - Mr. O'Byrne and the
District Attorney had some words about Mundy be-
fore Judge Gilderslceve. =- The Providence and
Buffalo baseball mines easily defeated the Metro
pOlitans and the BrooklJns - Preparations for
the six days go-aS- yOu-please contest at Madison
Square Garden were completed. - ! here was
much confusion at a meeting of the American In
stitutc. - a conference of the Womans Tenn
perance Association was held. - A mass meet
ing was held at Cooper Union to protest against
Western dressed beef 49, Gold value OF the legal
tende. liver dollar 412l2 grains), s5.1O cents.
g. Stock opened weak and declined, but later
made some sharp advances, and in few instances
closed h CHER than on the previous day.
The WsATHKR-TRlBUNE local observations in
6isste rain followed by warmer, partly cloudy and
clearing weather. Temperature Yesterday: High
cat coo; lowest, 49,; average. 1892.