New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
Nepa)prk DAILY Gribr,te
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1888.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign Witnesses from Baltimore and New
York testified against the fugitive cashier De
Baum. on trial at SherbrooSe, Canada. - Two
riots one of which resulted in thirty soldiers be-
ing injured, occurred in the barracks at Dubhn.
- The French seized the Marquesa Group, IN
the South Sea, after bloody fighting with the
natives - Chill has seized Easter Island for
the purpose of establishing penal colony. =
A report that the Ameer Of Afghanistan IS dead
is discredited in India. - General Boulanger
visited Tanger
Conrress-Both branches in session - Sen
ate: Mr. Mitchell, of Oregon, spoke on the Prcsi-
dents tariff message and criticised the Mills DILL
- House: A lively debate sprung out OF
an attempt to get resolution considered designed
10 force Mr. Kilgore to lay the Chinese Exclusion
bill before the President
Domestic-General Harrison had many visitors
Yesterday, hut made only one brief speech. -
Warner Miller made speeches at Crown Point.
Port Henry, and Plattsburg. - Governo, Hi
visited the State Fair at Elmira - Two wit
nesses testified in the trial Of Ives and Staynor
in Cincinnati - Princeton Theological Sem
mary was opened with an increased number OF
students - Strikers wrecked one train and
ATTEMPTED to wreck another on the wabash
Western Railroad. - Judge Thurman addressed
colored men from Arkansas. - There were
l3l new cases and fifteen deaths from yellow
fever in jacksonville. - The Grand Army
men of Western Massachusetts, had teld-day IN
Northampton Twenty-nine posts were repre-
sented. - The Interstate Commerce Commission
at Dover. Delaware, heard complaints of peach
growers against the Pennsylvania Railroad. -
The Rcpublicans of Delaware nominated Charles II
Treat for Congress.
CITY and Suburban-James E. Beden, trusted
clark of the law hrm of Barlow. Shipman,
IArocaue 81 Choate. arrested for pccalstons az
tending over four years and amounting 10 nearly
$1,000 - thief stole several packages
of bills from the Fifth National and the Com
mcrcial National banks in broad daylight; he
dropped part Of his plumber and fired at his
pursuers. - Election of the Northern Pacific
directors; the majority OF votes cast by Henry
Willard. - Archbishop Corrigan celebra ted
the twenty-ifth anniversary OF his ordination TO
the priesthood - The rumor confirmed
that foreign stockholders of the st. Paul Railway
Company were uniting to secure proper repre-
sentation in the management - The United
Typothetae of America closed their second annual
convention. - The fall regatta Of the New
York Yacht Club was successfully sailed; the
Shamrock vanquished the Katrina. - The
State Convention of the United Labor party de-
cided to support Warner Miller for Governor.
- Winners at Gravescnd Sam Harper Bessie
June, Faverdale colt, Yum, Yum, Seadrift and
Rahister - brakeman was killed in a col
lision on the Pennsylvania Railroad, at jersey
City. - Stocks active, prices feverish and
irregular, closing
The Weather indications for to-day: Light
showers; slightly cooler Temperature yester-
day Highest rs degrees; lowest, 65; average,
67 10.