New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-24
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained twenty
four pages of miscellaneous matter and all the
news of the day. Paris letter told about Cen
eral Boulanger and his wife; one from Berlin gave
some interesting news ana gossip on German
society; Mr. Smalley's London letters treated OF
questions that are attracting attention over the
sea and Of Mr.. Cleveland's probable reception
when he visits England; there were also interest
ing lettcrs from Baalbcc, Syria, and Buenos
Ayres. Other features Of news and miscellany
were the Earl Of Dunravens speech on the Sack
vile matter; DR.. McCoshs views on colleges; ;
elections in Georgia. repairing the ceiling of the
State Capitol; Goblet and his works; Whatever
is Isn't: Making Liquor Laws; Compulsory Edu
catIcp Beyond the Big Bridge; Dramatic and
Musical news; THE Goddess in NewYork Life 1;
Mr.. Mortons Home at Rhineland; reviews OF
Professor Bryces new book, The American Com
monwealth," and Mr.. Howells's novel, Annie Kill
burn" Literary Notes; Canada and Her Re
sources Warrington Gossip; The Week in So
ccty: Art Military and National Guard notes
The chief features Of news were as follows
Foreign-Sir Francis De Wnton does not be-
lievc Stanley and Emin are captlves. Ilppo0 I'D S
messengers reached Zanzibar with letters from
Stanley dated to August % The Government of
the Congo State dscredts the story of the arrival
Of the two explorers at the Aruwhml. The Emin
Relief Expedition in Germany, Will start our IN
journeys through the Empire. - Sir t. d.
Morcr. British Ambassador at st. Petersburg has
asked Prince Bismarck for an official contradiction
Of the charges made against him in connection
with the Franco German war - 1t is believed
in Paris that Senator Sherman il he becomes
Secretary of State will offer Mr. Blaine the French
mission =- Mr.. Bright's condition is improved.
Domestic. Earthquake shocks were felt IN
Gcnesec County in this State. - Suit was
begun against a number of prominent railroad
men forming the Ohio Central Railroad syndi-
cate alleging fraud in connection with that
road Secretary Whitney is seeking to
reward Commodore Belllnap for his services 10
the Democratic party by making him Rear-Ad-
miral. =- General Harrison had only three
callers, one from Missouri, and two from
Ncw-Ntcxico. - Governor Hill has called
special election on January 20 TO fill the place
OF Senator Henry r. Low, deceased, OF the AlIlth
District Of this State - Nestor Lennon, the
actor was granted an absolute divorce
City and Suburban.-1he NewEngland Society
of this city gave its annual dinner at Delmoncos;
speeches by G. \. Bliss, the Rev. Dr. Mckenzie,
Chauncey W. Depew. the Rev. DR.. TAYLOR, Con-
gresham Reed, L. s. Isham, W. L. Trenholm,
John S. WISE General Horace Porter and
General Wager Swaync. - The Rcv Father
Ilecxcr Superior of the Paulst Fathers. died. -
Az "A meeting of the committee plan and scope
of the Washington inaugural celebration some ar
fragments for the ball and banquet were an
nOunced - Two men badly burned In a beer
vat - Stocks fairly active and strong
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