New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GRE ELEY
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1888
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr1Gx Lord Randolph Churchill, it is al
legged, is meditating a coup against Mr.. Balfour,
who is supposed to stand in his way. 60 Mr..
Balfour was hooted and Kissed in Dublin yester-
day but he only smiled and smoked while the
people rallied against him. - Admiral Sir
George TryOn succeeds Lord Charles Beresford as
Junior Lord of the Admiralty. - The German
Crown Prince is recovering so rapidly that he
looks forward to returning to Potsdam In the
spring - G. Wood and G. Barrett, the leading
English jockeys, will not ride this year because
the Jockey Club has refused to renew their Ii
censes. - There is fearful suffering among the
Russian troops on the Galcian frontier; many
soldiers have died
Observation-Disclosures storm passed over Dakota;
the list of deaths from the recent blizzard was in
creased - The organization at Topeka Kan
of colored to COLOMBO people of their race
in South America received encouraging reports
from agents who had visited various countries.
- woman in Chambersburg, n, j., whose
first husband returned to find her married a second
time killed herself. - The inquest in the muir
der of Hamilton at ong Branch was renewed.
= Hundreds Of Canadians were reported ready
to be naturalized in Chicago - Miss Mary A.
Brown of Norrstown, assigned she had been
swindled out of large sums of money by woman
acquaintance in Philadelphia - Three robbers
who stopped a train on the Wabash road near Kan
sas CITY were caught; the leader was dangerously
wounded
CoNGREss-Both branches in session. - SEN
ute The public session was unimpOrtant - In
the executive session the matter of treaties was
discussed. - House: lively debate on the in
vitation to the Melbourne Exposition was had by
Representatives Phelps, McAdoo and Belmont, and
the resolution to appropriate $50, 600 was passed
- The portraits Of ex-Speakers Sedgwlek var
mum and Banks were received from the State OF
Massachusetts, by the House.
CRY AND SUBuRBA> The Manhattan Club
voted to move uptown and appointed committee
TO look up house. - Dog-catchers tired TO
capture the xhounds of A Run of Luck" but
failed miseraby and with great confusion In the
streets - The Nineteenth Century CLUB dls-
eussed The Drama tic Outlook in America Bran
der Matthews. e. A Dithmar and Professor Boye-
sen spoke. - Rogers Peet & Co. gave dinner
TO their employees - The Second Subscription
Cotillon danced at Delmonco's. - part of
the Catherine L. Wolfe estate sold at auction,
bringing over $500, 900. - The steamer Britain
MIA arrived several days overdue. - Two Nova
Scotians killed by escaping gas in hotel bed
room. - The steamer Miranda sank tugboat
in the East River: one man drowned - Inc
unexplained explosion Of a railway torpedo In
Uoboken caused some alarm, but injured no one.
- SMALLPOX has broken out in Brooklyn, eight
patients having been taken to the hospital -
Stocks were active and declining closing steady at
the lowest prices
The Weather.-Indications for to-day Slightly
warmer, partly cloudy, possibly with light snow
changing to colder and fair. Temperature yester-
day: Highest, "a degrees; lowest, II; average
10 ga.