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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
HES ANNOY RELEASED FROM JAIL.

CLEVELAND. Feb. % (speclal.- Josephine AM
mou who was imprisoned in the county jall DS
Iudeo Hamilton for contempt Of court was released
by tho CuyahCga County Circuit Court to-day on an
application to suspend tho execution OF tho orueF
of the court below. Mrs Ammon was In jail ior'S
two days. Josie Blann, young woman not OF soun'
mind but owning considerable property, boarded WIN
Mrs Ammon. Attorney T. H. Johnson was 'hc
guardian OF the woman, but he was dlstas'eiui ~
her and Mrs Ammon. An effort was made to have
him rcmoved but Mr. Johnson made effort to get
nosscesion of his ward. She hidden by MIS-
kmmon and Johnson began habcas corpus prococu
lngs. At tho hearing Mrs. Alnmon was aSAce a9 90 :"
wine II she knew where Miss Blann was. nho ~
fused to answer either the lawyer or the court anu
the Judge imprisoned and fined her floo LOT coit i
trmpt Mrs. Ammon had her apartments IN the Jd'i
elegantly furnished and refused to purge herself Vi
Cnnfcmnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
CRITICISING THE PATENT LAWS

PRACTICAL MEN ARRAIGN THE BUREAU FOR INEF-
FICIENCY-REMEDY TO RE ASKED OF CONGRESS.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 22-Thero was lively debate In
todays convention OF electric light men on the man
aoement Of the Patent Office at Washington. In the
report OF the legal committee presented by Mr. Stow
art OF Baltimore, the Patent Office and the patent laws
wers subj ced to vigorous criticism. The laws
wcro denounced as superannuated oeing Prac''caiiy
the substance Of those Of 1896 The report pointed
ont the ncicency Of the laws to secure prompt rec
oenion of patent rights, showed that valuable doc
uments wcr, carecssly secured at the Washington
Office ard were ccnstanty liable to destruction and
doc mr. ng that patent shamefuly treated by
the Tni ed States courts, advocated new court for
the exclusive trial of patent cases. ~
The pert was vigorously attacked by Mt Leggett,
OF Detroit who concnded that the electric light inter
est had always enjoyed handsome treatment In rcg1u
to patent laws. Or. Moser and Mr.. Ihelps, oil New
Yora, disagreed emphatically with this vew anu were
In favor of laying their grievances before congress ana
demand ng reform. FINALLY the legal committee wa IN
srIc ed 10 urge tenacously upon Congress ,no nO %
cessitv 81 revising the patent laws. A delegation
viii 60 to Washington to commence opora''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

Constant nollo. Icb. 22-News from Philippopolis
saws that regiment has been ordered from Slivno
10 Bourgao and is expected that part Of the Phil
pIopolis garrison Will also be ordered there 1t is
believed that B)JfEaD and Varna will be fortified
Russia would plOcs against the ftiiicaton OF Narna
under the Berlin treaty.
1be sultan has s6ut a contribution for the relief
OF destitute AussulmaHs ln Eastern Kumela and
has provided a system Of free cmglat
LOndca, Feb. 22.-lt IS stated that Austria agrees
with Russia In holding that Prince Fcrdnands pres
in Bulgaria is Illegal, but recognizes his election
to the throne legal
Italy is said to have declared that che VIII CO.
opera with England and Austria in any action th2y
may take in regard 10 Buig garia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
WILL GENERAL NEVTON RESIGNf
A REPORT IN WASHINGTON THAT HE is TO TAKE
CHARGE OF A GOVERNMENT WORK.

A REPORT IN WASHINGTON THAT HE is TO TAKE
CHARGE OF A GOVERNMENT WORK.
Washington Feb. 2o.-It is said in OFFICIAL circles
that General Newton, Commissioner OF Public Works
In New-York city, will soon resign and accept a
position under the general Government In the gift OF
the President. General Ncwtons term of office as
Commissions Of Public Works expires on May j,
1850 IT is not certain that he would be reappolned,
as no one can tell who will be Mayor of New-fork at
that time 1t is understood, too that General Newton
does take kindly to the badgerings OF politicians
who arc seeking places for their friends and the super
vision of an engineering work of kind under tho
control Of the Government is much more TO his liking
General Newton 1t Is understood, will not resign for
somc time. His appointment Will not be made
until the President returns from his Southern trip
Tho work he Will probably be engaged on Is the
Harlem River Improvement, although he may return to
his last employment OF removing distractions to the
entrance Of New-York Harbor at Hell Gate or at
Sandy Hook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
TO RFSTEE WORK AT ELIZA BLTHPORI.

Felix y. Geson, private secretary OF supcrih-
tendcnt Kelm. Of the Reading Company. said to a
TRIBUNE reporter last night that tho work OF Snip
ping coal at the companys Eiizabcthport docks "ouiu
be resumed this morning. Mr.. GeBon received
telegram yesterday morning stating that 100 cars were
on their way, and would arrive at Elizabeth la'e
night The company has all tho men necessary 10
carry on the work and many applicants have bceh
turned away. Despite rumOrs TO the contrary, mono
n tbc striking coal handlers will DC taken back under
any circumstances. Tho new men are quartend u, u,
three passenger cars and guarded by iolcc y,
Pinkcrton detectives. The company's representatives
do not fear any trouble from the strikers ana tho
police confident that there VIII DO nOhc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

LORD KANDOLPU NHUkCIIILII DENIES.
London Feb. 22.-Lord Randolph Churchill, adj
dressing the oxford Union Society night denied
that ho had called tho Irish people foul hends.'
lie had never said and would never sag word to
discredit the Irish people. With regard TO tho irish
question. was Irish Parliament just aspiration
of IIishmen? Did England have English Parlia
mcntl He had known many purely English matters
to be decided by Irish and Scotch votes. lie re-
minded his hearers how marvcously Lord Harting
tons prophecy the occasion OF Mr. BUTTS intro
ducton of a Home Rule proposal in Parliament had
boon fulfilled That prophecy that any cOquetting
with the question by English members would lead to
disruption. The chances OF Homo Rule being carried
however, were mcroscCpical. Tho present Parlia.
ment was likely TO last until 1893. Bctwecn now and
then many things might happen. Tho Irish party
wond probably go to pieces. Where would 1t be
without Mr.. GladStOne's oratory! The whole project
doomed q failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
ure ry1oy VETERAN LEAGUE ESCAMPMENT.

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, Feb. 22 (Special)-Ihe secoho
National Encsmpment of tho Union Veteran League
becan its session hero to-day. The organization Is
composed Of soldiers sailors and marines Of the Unon'
who volunteered for term of three years ana were
bonorably discharged ater service OF al ieast TWO
continuous years. No drafted person or substitute
s eligible for membership. Though ohiy Two year
old the organization has nineteen eneapieh's, "''h
= m m.mbersbip Of over 1000 The visiting vetcrans
ue,e welcomed with the booming Of cannon and
aaCs and banners were dspalycd on every sldo They
were rendered hospitality OF the city by Mayor
Steele. National Commander George H. Chanlpcrs,
Of Pittsburg, making eloquent response After a
parade this afternoon the Encamprhent began It's
.cssinn transacting only routine business until Q
o'clock when the visitors feasted by tho local
cncampment. The Encampment will not adjourn be-
fore Friday and an election o officers Will DO hcla to
morrow eyening Among the prominent candidates
for National Commander l. Congressman Harry Whte,
OF Indiana, who y Judge Advocate General VI
the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
DID THE CHILDREN DIE OF NEGLECT
THEIR MOTHER SAYS THEY DID NOT GET PROPER

CARE IN THE PUBLIC PEST HOUSE.
The three young children of Michael Iiennessey who
have been lying at tho pest house outside Elizabeth,
n. j., suffering from smallpox died on Tuesday night.
A report was circulated that their death had been
caused by neglect Tho mother OF tho children,
who was at the pest house with them says that they
had insufficient food and medicine. On several oc-
casons, the woman says, they had sent to Braht ;
drugstore for medicine prescribed by Dr. Heckwlth
who had charge Of the pest house. and were oid thd
as order had been received from the uOotol, ~ ~
could not be furnished. Druggist Brant, wren seen secn
by TRIBUNE reporter, cmphalcaiy dch'e1 ,c s.o.y
aud showed his books In cOnhlma'lon MI \
urcr Whcan who IS President OF tho Board OF Health
and Heath Inspector Reeve also deny the s'ot
say all he smallpox patients had, 10 ,hc,r loiSo"
knowlcdce RI ccivcd every possible attention 800,
Keeper Nc Dcdc of Tho aims liou,e "icr1 ,,d nJ r,bc
house is situated, said that me uoc,o d ,erv athet
Iatients for three days cOnsecutVey anu Nc,y o.ro
day thereafter statement that f,lS he 0TSor S Bec
absent for several days, he says 70 hat tbe womans
story is utterly untrue. demand an INV h'e''sa''o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
BUTTER CONVENTION OF TIE LOWER LAKE


FINDLAy, Ohio, Feb. DC CSpcclal).-The butter, egg
ard poultry dalcrs Of the States Of Ohio, Indiana and
PENNSYLVANIA met here today In their twelfth annual
conv"nton with delegates from over sixty towns
present. as well number OF representatives from
II yy-Yor Chicago, Philadelphia and other great con
suming centres. The convention fixed the price Of
eg at Il ce1ts per dozen until Ncw-Yorh prices drop
bcow II ccnts when the members Of tho association
are to make corresponding reduction. a committee
was alpntcd o cO.fcr with the classification com
mic ees o. all lWay lines east OF Chicago with view
10 stcurnc uniform car rate for produce The other
mat,s di, pose Of by hc convention were merely OF
routine. Tho following officers wcrc elected Prcs-
Cert f. Thomas Ulbana, Ohio vice president 4. H.
Btowncn, Washington Penn secretary ana treasurer,
J. Il. scy mour. Kcnon, Ohio Warsaw, IND, was
choson az The place for the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
CLEARING AWAY THE RUINS.
THE WOUNDED AT MT. VERNON DolNE
WE'LL.
CARED FOR BY WOMEN OF THE VARIOUS CHURCHES
AID FROM OTHER TOWNS.

AID FROM OTHER IOWNs'
YBr TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.1
Mt VERNON, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-The scene OF sunday e'
aster Is this morning considerably changed Ihe runs
have been cleared away from parts OF the square,
and little shantes and there for store rooms
for the merchants who have suffered the loss OF 'ne'
business houses that the pride OF the c's
Every available workman the city is busy repairing
damages The entire force of the Louisville ana Nasn
VILE machine shops has been put to work IN Var"'
parts OF the town. The work of clearing away the ru'
will occupy the balance OF the week.
There have been deaths today, but several oi VIZ.
injured are expected TO die. The latter rs iar as
FROM are generally improving and many who have nero
tofore been reported seriously injured are 10 DC
on the streets The patients in the Supreme Cour'
House, the mprovsed hospital for the victims Oh lho
Storm are reported improving. new arrival at tne
hospital is Mrs Sarah Fields who is terribly bruised anu
injured The infant child Of Mrs stephen Wells oauy
burned is expected to die Mrs. Augusta Hoffman, ase
sevcnty-seven who is terribly bruised about the ne
and neck rested easily this morning. MIS- DaVu -
wood was better. Mrs. Mary Sursl was Dadly ihIuiou
but rested easily. Miss Emma Fields thirteen {eaSiV
age. has been brought to the Court House. her ZIP @
badly fractured In the coored ward this morning VIZ
Ed" Harpers. arms broken; John lsom arm ahpu
tated; Walter Jones, internal injuries; tileh
right leg ampuated All the patients In ,he IN ~
House have the possible attention, the ladics VI
various churches taking the utmost care or the
nate Trains from every direction continue ~ ths
people from all over the country tram arriveu .s
morning on the AIR Line from Louisville, wnlch iousn.
fully 1900 people. subscriptions and s'ippies aio
pouring In and the distress Is being rapidly aeNae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
wJvrrp ,pODTs At PRINCETON

PRINCETON, n. J. Feb. 30 (spccial.-The anhuai
winter sports and gymnastc exhibition OF Prh'o'o"
College weIc held In the gymnasium this aterhoo,
The following is the list Running high Jump, ohap'
80, fee IL Inches PL'tng shot. King 81, % iee
tumbllng by college gymnasts tug OF war; WON W
'ss, pulling 80 and 0i heavy weight wrestling,
Black 'sS: light weight wrestling Nicod1mus W
doublo trapezc, stevens 10 and Tcrhuuc So spring
bard Jump, slOul, 80 feet inches; feather "c,s
~es n, BaLCocA ~ balaIt:Ig tralcZc h'to c@e
hOn. onial bp by HIiege gymai1s; hylhS u, ", m,
hte 80 and Re. hume ~, a.rJbttcs by cOlcn' b. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
ppOUIRJTJOy NOMIYEES ~ Rhode ISLAND.

PgovIpExcr, Feb. % (speciai).-The Prohiouonls's
Lcld ate conv ntion here to-day Everything was mar
moncus unit The section OF the platform Ieiating 10
suffrage was reached, and then the Rev o. W. Scott
of Newport tried to commit tho convention 10 woman
sulTrae" Every speaker except one said he favored
woman suffrage but did not consider It polite to say
so N the platform Mr.. ScCtt finally said that having
d AVN our the ia t that the delegates favored woman
suffrl 90 his CbIcct accomplished ana he would
,,t INV the ,,s.,,luiIn The full ticket nlEed -
foll, W. For Gov rnOr, George w Could, Oh Nolah
Providence Lieutenant GOVERNOR Captain H. T. scol,
~ Ncwp RI: Attorney Cencral, John T. Bodgett, OF
povd,ncc Treasurer, A. b. Chadsey, OF North hings-
ton Secretary of state Frederick = Warner Oh BITS
tOl. ,.. .,o,-o. ,ho manly bas
cho cn in this state for several years in ss' @ oI
0,cpa;cs TO the Indianapolis convention, headei py
Cenrc, IL. Sialc OF rrovLdcnce, was elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
FATALLY NANGLED BY A "WHTZZER."

Hudson. N Y, Feb 22.-At tho Union hnl'''hs
Mll last night, Ira Wilcox was attending "Whzzer'
which makes 200 revolutions a minute, when no was
caught in a loop OF tho goods and drawn into tho
machine by the arm and whlrlcd around the snait
until his body and legs were mangled. WILCOX -
foywO years of age and has six children depenaeMns CIV
his labor for support. There Is prospect oi HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
URsU11yE NUNS ESCAPING FROM CONVENT

URSULINE NUNS ESCAPING FROM CoN Fh'
PiTTsBURG Feb. CIT learned to-day DS -
porter OF THE Chronlcle-Tclegaph" that the s''',
of Tho Ufsuline Order, In this city, Who r'0o,'
rcbe!icd against tho Church interfering Win u'-''
temporal affairs, ae leaving quietly for their oi no
III france The sisters have handsome Gomro n,,s
hero which COT nea ~ $50 900 but the tD and
nuns Ia resolved 10 desert their beautiful ho1 rs
return to their naive land A number " the sis'eis :
have Already succeeded In clu Ing the vigilance oc o
the supeiiors ard th, OILERS arc watching an oPp'
tuMllN to escGpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
IRISH POLICE ARREST A "DYNAMITER.


Dublin, Feb. 22.-A arrested today az
Co Craine County Londonderry who had quantity OF
dynamite in his possession lie declared that he in
tended the explosive for quarrying purposes,
bat the lice bel eyed they had caug!t cOnspiraOr
his would lead To import ant disclosures
Tnc subsequently released. lie clearly
proved that the dynamite designed for blasting
purposes The explosive FORWARDED TO Its dcsti-
nation under the escort OF the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
AN ENRAG GED IA TIER TAKING HIS REVENUE

COLUMBUS S. c., Feb 90 (specia-M Blythewoou'
In this State, there great excitement on account VI
a quarrel between the two families OF Hogan anu
Hoffman. Tho origin Of the trouble was the bcraS a'
Of Hattie Hogan nv Thomas Hoffman. Miss Iiogans
father at the point OF a pistol made Hoffman promise
to marry the girl, but tho day of the wedding ,hc
young man was missing. Hogan searched ior ms
daughters betraycr for two weeks and then returned
TO Blythewood hold the other lloiimans esrosuc'
Of thcm being tho Mayor OF the town. ieS'cEu"S
Hogan held a pistol to Mayor Iiofman's head ana
hOiScWhppcd him. He then went hEc Inies W d
mill where another brother, jack norman was S
found and while friend Of Hogan covered liOnmah
with Winchester rife the cnraged father wore our
whip on him. Then the Hoffman family surfonhucd
Uogan's house Tho citizens tecgraphcd TO WINS
boro for aid and a sheriff and posse was sent al oce
10 BlythcwOod. Meantime tho judge at Wlnnsooio 0
tcegrap phcd to Mayor Hoffman, not knowing that ne
was engaged I'm tho riot 10 preserve the peace AZ az
hazards The shcrns posse arrived In time 10 arrest
the Mayor before there was bloOdShcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
A STATUE TO SERGEANT JASPER.

sAvANsAH Ga, Feb. GA bronze statue in honor
Of Sergeant william Jasper of Rev outonary fame,
unveiled here to-day In the presence OF 10000
people Governor Gordon. Of Georgia, who delivered
the Grafton at the laying of tho corner stone OF the
monument In 1879, was the orator of the day. The
monument erected by the Jasper Monument
Association, which Is composed Of tmrtecn citizens
of Savannah, rep escnng the thirteen original States
OF the Union The statue rests upon granite mOnu-
the principal squares of the city.
Its unvcing Is made the asion of three days festi
val. which began to day with military parade and
rev lew Of troops by the Governor OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

San Reno, Feb .o.-Thc Crown Prince has passed a
good Gay. lie talked cheer fully for long time with
the Prince OF Wales, both in the morning and in the
afternoon. lie viii go ont OF doors In a few DAYS.
should the weather improve lie slept well last Bght
London Feb. %" The Lancet has received a tel
cgram confirming the reports that the German Crown
Prince Is making favorable progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. 22.-By an explosion OF
dvnam,te in tho Rock Cut In Fourth-st, eighteen men
wero hurt, and eight are now In the hospital one
died upon reaching tho hospital and the Others cannot
,,y. The exnlosIon was caused by some cartridges
fused last satprday but not exploded until the men
resumed work about them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

YEw.HAvEs, Feb. % (speclaD.-Lew' L. stanton
limited SITES District Attorney for Connecticut, ha
sent in his resignation take place In May %
GOVERNOR q. h. s OF Hartford, Is 10 oc -"i
,tanfnns cssOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

Montreal, Feb % (spccaD.-Abbe Hamel, of New
York. robbed Of $24O0 on the train this morning,
While on his way to Montreal He had Tho money IN
his satchcl, which he had by is side on tho seat. On
arriving at Platsburg is crStt mary. the passengers
left tho train for breakfast, Abbe amcl leaving his
sltclcl behind him Mhcn he came back he found that
a woman OF rather suspicious appear ancc had, ;long
with the satchel. disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
INCREASING INSURANCE RATES.

Montreal, Feb 90 SpcciaD. A meeting of fire in
surancc men was held here to-day, and was decided
to Increase the rate all buildings except dwelling
houses and three years risks, twcIty per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
AN EDITORS SENTENCE SET ASIDE.

Dublin, FEB. 22-Ibe Exchange Court has set aside
the sentence Of two months Imprisonment passed by
the Gram mai Cont III the cast CT ash, editor
oil Jbc WcxfCd People, On the ground Of irregular
publication OF the notices fOrbddng meetings Of sup
| ores eli branches OF the National League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

health be jeopardEed overcomes my repusnanoe 70 TINS
dissent from my worthy colleagues.
The condition of Joseph since the examination
was:
February 2l Q p m-Pulso o. irregular; Temperature
90 S-lOo
February 90 IL a. m-Pulss loo irregular temperature
90 slOo.
February 90 m.-Pulse 81, irregular; temperature
1000.
| Last night he complained Of shivering fits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
WORK OF THE NATIONAL LAW AND ORDER
LEAGUE

Philadelphia, Feb % tSpccIal)-Thc sixth ahnua
session OF the Law and Order Society OF tho Unlted
81 aies was opened this morning In Association nan
At the morning session Colonel J. Edwin Dudley. OF
the secretary read report Of the WORK
during the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
poUyp DgADIy JAMAICA BAY

The body OF dead man. supposed to be that OF 'ona
Peters OF No. 145 Van Siekena ave. Brooklyn was ou'.
yesterday In the Ice OF jamaica bay' near '' r,~s
hayen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
TIE WESTERN RATE WAR.
ALL EFFORTS TO BRING ABOUT TRUCE ARE VAIN

-NEw REDUCTIONS THRNArENsp'
CHICAGO Feb 22.-"Thc more VIC talked. the wiuer
We were apart said member OF the Soniefcn.'
Committee OF tho western railroads this evening INC
committee has adjourned until Tuesday. there Is
little hope for peace restoration OF rates De0'o
May l.
Tho Joint Rate Committee charged win carrying >
out tho recent agreement between tho Eastern anu
western roads which prohibited false bling lai'o
classification and other tricks and devices met TO-
day and decided to SUSPEND tho Joint auditor and his
working force until tho cessation OF the western raoo
war would allow the agreement TO be enforced
The general passenger agents OF the chicago anu
Kansas city lines agreed that the So 90 passenger
from Kansas City to NewYork via Chicago shouiu
only be made good east of Chicago over inc Nhcago
snd Grand Trunk Chicago and Atlantic anu Nlagaa
Falls line unless the other roads would aSec 10
tho Western lines their foil proportions OF the o.i -
ratc nromnent official Of the Minnesota ana North-
western intimated that his company would SHORTY
emf asscnger rates between Chicago, ST. PAU ana the
Northwest. a.
Coufcicrcc Committee OF Western lines 70 summit lot
inspection all contracts made at cnt rates but II was
voted down II IS asserted that several OF me ILL., ,,
have mado contracts with shippers at present tarins
running up to June ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
1T IS APPROVED BY LORD SALISBURY.

London. Feb 22.-Mr. Phelps, the American MIN
istcr, had long interview to-day with Lord Sails
bury the subject OF tho Fisheries Treaty. tho text
OF which before them Lord salisbury expressed
approval OF the substance and form OF tie document
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
IN THE HALL WHERE FREMONT WAS HOMI
MATED

Pittsburg, Feb 22-The Young Mems Republican
Tariff Club celebrated the thirty second anniversary
Of tho Republican party to plight at Lafayette Hail.
In this city, where the first National convention was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
NETWORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1s

held Addresses were made BY Congressman ,.' Da.en'
Thomas M Marshall and the Rev. Mr.. Douglass
After the meeting banquet was given at the Mohon-
gahela House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

London, Feb. o2-Thc Cunard and other steamship
COMPANIES are arranging to run extra steames
tner routes IL Is expected that there will be large
increase in Irish emigration this year