New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-13
Netu21ork Daily Gribaaare
FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE Ell E Y
Z FRIDAY, JANUARY IS. 1858.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN Lord Salisbury full of confidence;
he and his collea CUES believe they winning III
1relanl. - Mr.. Gladstone has been advised not
to enter the Vatican. - Mr.. Balfour gives the
Irish no rest; his persecution OF the NatOnaiis's
shows sign of abatement. - The dense log III
Great Britain continues many vessels have Deeh
delayed and the railway service is demoralized =
1t was rumored in Paris yesterday that the Ger
man Crown Prince had fainting spell ana was
unconscious for several hours - There are con-
Trajectory reports In Berlin and Vienna about the
abdication Of Prince Ferdinand.
CoNGRrss.-Both branches in session. - Sen
ate: Mr. Chandler called up his resolution to In
yestigate the Jackson Miss, election; the resolu-
ion was adopted. - Mr.. Rddleberger announced
in open session his intention to vote for MI
1amars confirmation action on the nominations OF
Lamar, Villas and Dickinson was postponed I'LL
Monday; Messrs Stewart and Mitchell maze
speeches in favor of a bill excluding Cmnese
from the United States - House: Inc
Senate bill empowering the President to appoint
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries was passed.
the battle-iags resolution of Mr.. Boutelle was
adopted
DoMrsTIc-The directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio failed to vote the issue Of s5,000,00O third
preferred stock - An earthquake occurred IN
the South Atlantic States. - blizzard inter-
fered with travel in the upper Mississippi Valley
and Lake regions. - Elevated railroads were
decided upon in Pittsburg - Senator ingalls,
house and library were burned in Atchison, Nam
g. The annual meeting of the Board of Regents
of the State University held in Albany. -
The report of Controller Chaplin was submitted to
the Legislature - The Reading company made
fifteen seizures of household goods Tor rent
due from the strikers, who live in the houses owned
by the company. - The Reading Board Of
Trade has apl,ointed committee to meet PfeSl-
dent Corbin, and the labor officials - Several
iron ore mills object to close down.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Annual meeting OF the
Union League Club important report of the COM
mittee on political reform favorng the abolition
of the Internal Revenue system. - Theodore
Houston the well-known railroad official, shot
himself at his home in Madison-aye. and died In
q short time; his friends attribute the act to ac-
cident or temporary insanity. - Damaging EVIL
dence submitted in suit for divorce. - Inc
directors of the American Loan and Trust Company
resigned - The second Assembly Ball took place
at DclmonicU's - Commissioner OF Emigration
Stephenson had a summons served ON Joseph
Pulitzer and Colonel COckerlll on charge OF ma
licious Islander in the columns Of The World
William H. Payne the jeweller put in jail by the
Sheriff's officers. The Presidents of the Brook
lyn Boards of Aldermen and Supervisors appointed
the standing committees "A Union HILL N. j.,
mob made preparations to lynch Chinese laund-
ryman - A prisoner escaped from the Caldwell
n. ]. penitentiary - The County Committee
of the United Labor Party held lively annual
meeting at Clarendon Hall - Stocks dull with
an appreciation in values, closing strong.
The Weather.-In for to-day Warmer
and fair, followed by rain or snow temperature
yesterday Highest "a degrees lowest IA; aver
age, 10 IA.