New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-01
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE ELEY
TUESDAY, MAY /, 1888.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-Thc Papal decree is exciting much
comment in England and Ireland; the Mitchels-
town branch of the National League declines to
take its orders from Rome; meeting OF Irish
men and Englishmen at Aldershot condemned the
decree and resolved to contribute no more to
Peters Pence - The Sultan of Morocco hesi-
tatcs to submit to arbitration the dispute with
the United States. - Commoner Nolan escapes
ccnsurc for introducing into Parliament the daugh-
tiers of an alleged dynamiter. - The Melbourne
authorities have prohibited the landing OF 26s
Chinese immigrants. - The House Oh Commons
has passed the bill giving a salary to Colonel
King-IIaman, Irish Under Secretary. - A
furious gale is raging at Queenstown the City of
Chicago was compelled to seek shelter in the
inner harbOr.
Congress-Both branches in session - Senate:
The President sent in the nomination of Melville
w. Fuller of Chicago, for Chief Justice OF the
United States; the debate on the International
Copyright bill was continued - House: The
Tariff bill discussion was continued.
Domestic -Freshets did much damage IN valleys
of the Connecticut Merrimac, kennebeo and other
New England rivers, and in the States of Wis
cOnsn and Minnesota. - The nomination OF
Melville w. Fuller for Chief Justice of the Su.
prcme Court was well received in Augusta, Me-,
his early home, and in Chicago, where he now
lives - The steamship Queen of the Pacific was
sunk at Port Hartford, Cal - The glasswork.
ers' strike was declared of. -==- Yale professors
disapproved and President White approved the
majority report of the Harvard Athletics Com
nlittee against ntercolle gate games. - Only $50
saloons were licensed in Allegheny County, Penn,
out of 5000 which had been open.
City md Suburban. Final preparations for the
Methodist General Conference; contest likely
TO arise over the admission Of women delegates.
- f. r. Slower, in whose store the big Brook
Ign fire Of Sunday began, was closely questioned
as 10 his stock and assurances by the Fire Mar
shall who suspects incendiarsm. - Justice
Kilbreth committed Madame Diss Debar and her
General" to appear before the Grand Jury and
discharged the Lawrences. - A policeman
caught robbing q store was indicted, pleaded
guilty., was sentenced and taken TO Sing Sing
Prison within twelve hours after committing the
crime. - A license was given to ex-Alderman
Wendell for Lion Park. - The members of tho
Produce Exchange adopted resolutions against
the Brundage bill. - A mother and three sons
burned by exploded lamp; two of the children
died - A Coroner's jury gave verdict TINT
the death of the Rev. Edgar l.. Heermance, OF
White Plains, was the result Of mental disease
The local ball team was defeated by the
Boston nine at the Polo Grounds yesterday by
score of a to 3. - Stocks opened excited and
higher ruled strong till near the end, suffered
partial reaction, and closed feverish.
The Weather indications for to-day Cooler and
threatening, with rain. Temperature yesterday;
Highest, rs degrees lowest, SO; average, 81 l-2.