New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


Foreirn.-Seven hundred persons lost their lives
In the recent floods in Mexico at Leon ana oiiao'
the survivors arc in great restitution. - MI
Mo-,ov,s motion consuming the Government for its
administration of the Irish Crimes Act was re-
,ected by vote of 366 to 273; speeches were
made nv Mr. Gladstone and Mr. O'Bren. - The
prussian Ministers took the oath of allegiance TO
King William. 80 Fires in Sweden destroyed
immense tracts of timber land. - An lnnuehuiai
German journal calls on Dr. Mackenzie for an ex-
nlanaton of his recent interview. - Inc iurA-
ish Government has ratified the Suez Canai con-
veution. - The session of the Reichstag was
closed.
The Senate The Legislative, Executive anu
judicial Appropriation bill was passed; veto
r,assoro NJ tho President caused harsh comment,
and its consideration was held over - Inc
uonse: Several amendments were made TO the
Public Land bill.
Domestic.-Great popular demonstrations con-
tinue IN be shown at indianapolis in honor OF the
nomination of General Harrison for Presdent'
the Republican ticket is received with enthusiasm
throughout tn country. - Justce hatohews'
~ the limited States Supreme Court, gave the
ANIMAL address at the Yale Law School; alumni
dav was observed at Yale College. - fresiuehV
Cleveland received formal notice OF his rehoillii
ton TO the Presidency. Tine 1ale paseo"i'
nine defeated Harvard and won the college chaln-
pionship. The State Prohibition OohVehVion
assembled at Syracuse. - Pitcher, the default
inc hank teller of Providence, is thought 10 oe
in this city. u.;.o,,
Citv and Suburban. Enthusiasm for HARRISON
and Morton grew rapidly in this city ana us VI
cinitv: many ratification meetings held ana others
MANNED. - Jealous hall-boy shot COOK VINO
N had refused to marry him, and then killed MINI
self - Two sharp thunder-storms swept over
the city; there were several deaths ana cases VI
prostration from the heat - Recorder omy'n
fixed the day of execution for Daniel Lyons anu
Mrs. Cignarale, choosing August IL = sidney
Howard GRAY died Mrs Folsom arrived on
the Westernland and was met here by MIS- OieVe-
land II NJ Hill testified in the suit broughU
against him by Margaret Mather - Inc VIII
ners at Sheepshead Bay were Tatter' Dlaoio, lris-
tan Eurus LIE Logos and Lancaster. = Inc ii,
como murderer at Cold Spring Iiarbor made full
confession. 80 Stocks dull and altcf uccnho
recovered sharply and closed strong
The Weather-Indications for today ohgnoy
COOLER and fair. Temperature yesterday: Hlgn-
~. OK aocrees. lowest "a degrees average, 7S ga
Persons learing torn for the season, ana SUM-
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The Republican National Committee mas
elected Mr.. J. S. Clarkson, Editor OF lho
Iowa State Register" as chairman anu to
elected MIR. Samuel Fessenden, OF connecticut
as secretary. Headquarters are to be opened
in this city at an early date, and an energetic
campaign will be entered on
Tho ;nsnection of the crowded Italian quarter
nj the CITY by the sanitary police did not dis
close so great state of congestion as II was
expected would be shown. 1t is believed tha'
some Of the tenement-house occupants had been
forewarned and were ready for the Inspection
One notorious house, five stories high, contain
ing fifty-seven rooms, was found to shelter 1oo
persons The condition of these rooms during
a period of heat like that we have Just gone
through must be such as to suggest 1orcloy
the need Of tenement-house reform.
An air and tone of commonplace marked the
proceedings Yesterday when Mr.. Cleveland was
informed that he had been renominated. The
Presidents speech was of the usual order OF
his puDllc addresses; no Dcttcr anu Ho "oAoN'
Some idea of its character can be formed by
observing that he made use of the personal
pronouns, 81" "me," and al y' seven times
in the first FIVE lines of the speech, and forty
three times in all. Mr.. Cleveland referred to
the time, four years ago, when he received
similar message from his party; but he had
nothing to say about the change in his views
since he declared that the Presidents eligibility
TO reelection was a source of grave peril TO |
the country.
There was a solemn scene in the Court Of |
General Sessions yesterday, when Mrs. Gig |
narale and Daniel Lyons were sentenced to be |
hanged on the same day, August H. This |
happens to be the day selected by Justice |
Barrett on Monday for the execution of Giblin. |
whose fate, however, is likely to be postponed |
by an appeal. In the cases of Lyons and the !
Italian woman, the Court of Appeals has rem
dered adverse decisions, and their only hope !
lies in an application to the Governor. As
has become habitual under Mr.. Fellows, the !
arrangements for bringing the prisoners into |
court for re sentence yesterday were badly |
bungled; so much SO that Recorder Smyth |
scornfully and Indignantly remarked: This |
seems TO be the way things are managed in |
this oficen 1t is amazing that District-At-
torney Fellows is SO insensible to repeated re-