New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-04
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE

Entertaining news of the Austrian royal family,
Dom Pedro of Brazil and the Queen-Regent OF
Spain occupied the attention Of the Paris CORE
spondent in THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE of yesterday.
Stories Of the laws and the men who make them
were furnished by the Washington correspondent.
Talk of the Town WIS about Decoration Day, Signs
Of Doodle the Jasper Investigation, and the Kerr
trial miscarriage Mr.. Goodwin's Pilgrim Re
public and four new novels were reviewed.
New-England writer told Of The Dixie" a battling
bit Of property. The ncursion Of trade in Fifth
ave- was described in detail. Ecclesiastical Anglo
philism was discussed in the church porch The
Widow Of Smith" was entertaining California
story. How to furnish country houses was told
Art News and Comments Of the week made an In
tsresting column Other features were Military
Topics Baseball, Yachting, Incidents of the Stage,
Chances Here and There, In the Hotel Corridors,
The Week in Society poems, sketches local notes,
and all the news of the day, of which the chief
topics were these:
Foreign.-Premier Won Tisza declared in the
Hungarian Diet that he has no intention of offend
ing France he will make a statement at the proper
time. - Queen Victorias birthday was appro-
priately observed - Bismarck and the Min
istry are resolved to resign if the Emperor does not
sign the Quinquennial bill. - motion TO i'm
pose restrictions upon Germans in parts OF France
defeated in the Chamber Of Deputies -
The Pope has nterceded for gentler government
in Ireland. - Welshmen revolted against the
payment Of tithes. - Emperor Frederick was
exhausted by his Potsdam trip
Congress The House only in session. - In
the consideration of the Tariff bill, Mr. Taulbee
O free trader, refused to be bound by the Demo-
cratic caucus and protested against putting lum-
Der on the free list; the Agricultural Approprla-
ton bill passed.
Domestic.-There was no change in General
Sherdan's condition. - The indications were
that Judge Thurman, Of Ohio, would accept the
Democratic nomination for the F1ce-Presldcncy
the number OF delegates in st. Louis was largely
increased The Old Guard Of New-YOrk
and the Honorable Artillery of London were guests
OF o reception by the Ancient and Honorable Ar
tiuery of Boston. Five thousand drinking
saloons have been closed in Philadelphia. -
Andrew Grsndstaf, who confessed the murder OF
whole family. was lyRched in Viroqua, Wis.
CITY and Suburban -kamors about Jay Geuld's
ill-health were adoat in Wall Street; Russell Sage
and others discredited them; reassuring dis
patch was received from the West - Murat
Halstead gave his views on the political stua-
tion praislng Mr.. Blaines letter and expressing
the opinion that Mr.. Sherman would be nom
mated. - The Etrura, Of the Cunard line
beat the best ocean record by nearly Three hours
- The Kerr jury disagreed and were dis
charged: they stood 8 to 4 for conviction from
arst to last. - Jersey Cltys indicted Public
Works Commissioners gave bail TO appear Tor
trial in September. The yacht wizard beat the
Vivid on twenty;seven mile course on the
noolroop in Park Row By policemen from the
Central Office. - New.York beat Indianapolis
At baseball 6 to 0; Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati
IS to c. - The winners at Jerome r rarK were
Norfolk Ernest and Littcfellow. - The Tam
MANY Hall. the County Democracy, and the kIngs
Tau1tv delegates to the Democratic National
Convention started for ST. Louis.
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