New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11
Aesp!2lork Daily Gribn''e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE Ell E Y
SUNDAY. MARCH II. 1858.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foregn.-Frederick III, the new German En-
peror started from san Reno for Berlin; he held
an affecting interview with King Humbert at
the railway station; preparations IN Berlin for the
funeral of the dead Emperor. William j. - The
man. of war Enterprise arrived at Iangier and the
captain demanded tho release Of the Moor. the
American protege - Twenty-eight lives be-
levcd to have been lost by the sinking of the Br-
fish steamship City of Corinth BY collision. -
The Mongolians drowned bv the Yellow River
foundations placed at 100000. - Thousands OF
lives were lost by the earthquakes on December 10
in the Province OF YunnaD. China. 60 posse OF
Americans in pursuit of tram robbers were caught
by Mex,cans aud imprisoned at Janos. in the State
of Chihuahua - The Danish Government has
forbidden tho importat of pork products from
America. - Sullivan ard Mitchell fought near
Chantilly France the battle was declared draw.
Concress-The Honse only was III session -
few uninpOrtant bills were passed - In
committee: Henry O. flavemeyer testified before
the COMMITTEE on Manufactures regarding the
Sugar Trust.
Domcstic.--Thc engIuemep on the Eastern roads
entering Chicago decided rot TO insist on boycott
tag the Burlington; a strike threatened by en-
gincers. firemen. switchmen and brakemen in
kau-as City and Topeka; the traffic of the Bur
i;rsion road considerably increased the Iowa
Ri road Commissioners condemned the new en-
gIncrrs as incompetent. 60 The Ice began TO
NIX up in the Hudson River. - Cardinal
Gsbboas visited the City of Maiden, Mass. -
Tha Louisiana sugar producers opposed the Mills
hin. -- Manufacturers at New Bedford refused
to Iccogn zs the Knights OF Labor.
City and Suburban. -Secrotary Sheehan of the
AnueGuct Commission testified that the Commas
tIon under Mayor Grace awarded $l3,OOOO 900 in
contracts. AGAINST 100000 by the present Board.
- Tho senate Committee on Taxation began
its lives, gatiGn into the charges brought against
the Bocmngiaie Asylum by the MOrniDgslde Park
AssccIa tiOn Arrangements were completed Tor
the JOINT meeting Of the Brotherhood of Locomc-
TIVE Engineers and Flremen at Tamnany Hall
tod y. ---- 4 bronze tablet unveiled IN the
Carnegie Laboratory to the memory OF Dr. Austin
Flint ---- Baraun,'s parade was somewhat I'M
,e,iod by a tire in Broadway. - Mayor Hewitt
and Corporation Counsel Beekman drew uD bill
10 be presented at Albany embodying their plans
for Ia2id transit. - new suburban railroad
from Northumberland fifty -ffth-st. and Eighth
ave- IA Yonkers was opened. - Joseph Pulitzer
has purchased Trenchs Hotel for $3.50, 900 and IN
TENS to erect q large building for The Uor'd
- Charges against the Chicago Gas Trust in
suit brOngit by the Schulz 'rt estate OF this city.
- Representatives of German sOcieties made
arrangements for meeting in Steinway Hall on
Earch u III honor of Emperor Williams memory.
s. StocNs dull and generally strong from open
ing 20 coss.
The Weather.-Indications for to-day Warmer.
threatening weather followed by rain. Tempera-
turc yesterday Highest 90 ; los est. 800; aver
age SOC.