New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-27
Netp2Qork DAILY Gribmale
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1888.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-The Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
voted urgency for the Panama Canal Lottery bill;
in the discussion which ensued III. RondeleuX de-
nounced the measure as a dangerous one. -
President Carnot is being enthusiastically received
in the French provinces; at Agen twenty persons
were hurt by the falling of platform. - The
engineers of the Nicaragua Canal survey are
enthusiastic over the result OF their work ==
The trial of William O'Bren was resumed at
Dublin yesterday. - The Queen has left Berlin
on her return to England. - The Emperor is
so much better that his doctors believe the crisis
has passed.
Congress.-Both branches in session. - Sen
ate The bill establishing an anchorage in New
York lIarbor was passed; Mr.. ingalls, gave notice
that he would reply to Senator VOORHEES, on Tues
day next. === House: The tariff debate was
continued, the participants being Messrs Bu-
chanan, Hemphill, Osborne and Hudd
Domcstc-The Maine Republicans chose del
cgates-at-large all in favor of Blaine. 80 The
Indiana Democrats by O series of compromises
selected q ticket and approved the aspirations OF
Governor Gray for the Vice-Presidency. 80 The
President announced that he would take part in
the services of Decoration Day in this city and
Brooklyn. - The Senate passed the Crosby
High License bill and it sent TO the Governor.
- The bill apprcpriating 100000 for the
canals was passed by the Assembly. - Inc
Assembly passed the New-York and New-Jersey
Bridge bill - Arrangements were made to
reorganize the Nevada Bank in San Francisco
City and Suburban. Il General Abram Merritt
q prosperous merchant OF Nyack, committed sui
eide at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. - The Diss
Debar trial was continued at the Tombs. -
William NJ. Ivins .,rceL 10 resign as Judge-Ad-
vocate General on Governor Hills staff. -
Chauncey NJ Depew laughed at the idea Of being
O candidate for the Presidential nomination.
- A milk convention, called in the interest Of
producers, was captured and adjourned by the
directors Of the Milk Exchange Limited. 80
A woman killed by O railroad engine in Brooklyn
- President McCosh and Presdentelect Pat
ton, of Princeton, received by the local alumni.
- Ammo Oebel, O German, who shot the woman
he desired to marry, was allowed to plead guilty
of murder in the second degree, and was SEN
fenced TO State Prison for life. - The State
Board Of Arbitration began its investigation into
the brewery boycott trouble. - The home
club defeated the Philadelphia baseball team at
the Polo Grounds by score Of IL to 8. - The
store Of Clarke, Radcliffe & Co., dry-goods COM
mission merchants was closed up by the Sheriff
on executions for 81 74,5OO, and the firm made a
general assignment without preferences. - A
fire in the drygoods district, in Walker-st, did
damage amounting to more than s125, 1000. -
The final arrangements were completed for ex-
Governor John T. Hoffman's funeral to-day. -
Stocks moderately active at generally higher fig
ures, and closing strong
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Warmer
and fair Temperature yesterday: Highest ~
degrees; lowest. AZ; average So