New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
THE SUNDAY TRIB UNE.

In Yesterdays issue THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
contained letters from G. w. S. graphically de-
scribing the scene when Prince bismarck presented
the Emperor's proclamation to the Reichstag; from
f. G. reporting an interesting chat with Prln-
cess Clementine her tour in Bulgaria. from
Berlin on miscellaneous current topics; from
Beyrut about the serious political troubles at
Damascus; from an American lady, picturlng her
reception at the Russian court; and from Wash
ington about the great deadlock 10 the House.
Other features were The Talk Of the Town, In
the Sugar Camps; Mrs Abraham Lincoln,
letter of vindcation Changes in Brooklyn, Art
News and Topics, Baseball Notes, News from the
Armories, q pleasant short story, A School for
Shipbuilders, reviews of Days Peg Voting
ton," and LEAFS Inquisition,' sketches local
articles, ETC. Leading news topics were as
follows:
Foreign.-Wiliam O'Brien was arrested at
Kingstown Saturday and locked up in the LoUghrea
jail - Grave reports of the German Emperors
condition are spreading abroad the disease is
approaching the trachea. - All Berlin is dis
ciIssing the Battenberg marriage question; the
Empress is doing her utmost to GUST the Chanel
Department of the Norih tbs election 'ccrTici
there yesterday; Paul Deroulede was canvassng for
General Bouianger. - Mr. Balfour and the
National League expected to have another contest
to-day.
Con gress House of Representatives in session;
extracts from the confederate COnSOlJullon Wcre
read at the instance of Mr. Perkins, of Kansas,
who wanted to prove that the Southerners are
opposed TO the protection OF labor. - Inc Dem
ocfatc members in effect refuse TO investigate the
methods resorted to by Colonel Elliott TO capture
the seat of Robert Smalls of South Carolina:
Domestic G. Stanley Hall, of Bal.
timore, has been invited to become president OF
Clark University. - The Albany Law ana order
League has evidence and will prosecute saloon
keepers - The Southern Telegraph and Cable
Company is declared TO be the rlghtlul owner OF
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company
plant - Great damage has been done by ice
corges in the Northwest; snow is falling in New
York and New-England. - The assignee OF
Graft Bennett d Co., of Pttsburg has been asked
10 resign - The Commission has asked Con-
gress TO amend the Interstate Commerce law in
certain points which are found to be weak =
Mr.. Edgerton United States Senator-elect from
Dakota has addressed open letter TO Senator
Butler, of South Carolina replying to the latter
CITY and Suburban. Diss Debar deed
ed back to Luther r Marsh the Madson-aye
house recently transferred to her, Justice Nj M
breth refused, however, to reduce the medl-
um's" bail or to allow Mr. Marsh to go on mel! ner
bond. - Henry F. GDig said to have sailed
man of the Republican State Committee, sailed
for Europe, to return toward the close OF the
summer - Little change in ex-senator Conk-
hngs condition ,da Inc gie in Pate ~
is contested - Another operation was per
formed upon Dr. Cornelius *. Agnew, winch al
forded him some relief. - general lockout
Of the brewers employees IS threauehea ,or ns
Of the New. York Riding Club took place at Dur
lands Academy 80 At the second nights sale
of the Chapman art collection elghty-two paint
ings brought S53,955
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