New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


between troops and crofters, numbers were wound
ID on both sides and many crofters were arrested
Members Of the National League in Ireland have
been arrested for stopping the hunt.=Six Can
adian Pacific Railroad officials have been arrested
md put in jail at Port Arthur for negligence which
resulted In the recent accident near Jack Fish
The Fastuet lighthouse not injured by the
recent storm on the English coast.@The French
Tribunal of Commerce has rendered Judgment
against the French Cable Company.=The bones
Of Napoleon Iii and his son, the Prince Imperial
were removed yesterday from Chiselhurst to Farm
borough=Messrs Harrington and Cocoran were
sentenced to prison yesterday for publishing re-
ports Of suppressed meetings Of the National
League.
CONGREss-Both branches in session=Senate !:
Mr. Brown spoke to his resolution calling for the
abolition Of the Internal Revenue; Mr.. Vest at
lacked the Blair Educational Bill=House: An
animated debate took place report of the
Committee on Accounts regarding clerkships to
committees; the majority was worsted and the
report went back to the committee.=In Com
nittee: Mr. Lamar's nomination was discussed:
party lines werc drawn, the Republican majority
decided to report the nomination adversely while
the Democrats will bring in a minority report.
DoMFsTIc.-Governor Foraker inaugurated
for his second term.=Miners were disappointed
of the Reading Railroad Company made no men,
tion of the strike: little coal was mined or moved
on the road President Corbin reelected
John Newell was reelected president Of the Lake
Erie Railroad Company.=The New-Jersey AS
sembly Republican caucus nominated Samuel ID.
Dickinson for Speaker=The case Of Thomas Z.
pqatt was on trial in Albany=The railroad min
ers in Pttsburg offered an assessment for NAM
taining w L. Scotts miners if the latter would
hill nd W
eral hurt by the bursting Of boiler in Brazil
Ind.-A new academy of Music was dedicated in
Petersburg, va=The weather was warmer in
Montana.
CRY AND suBuRBAN-" The Evening World
pubIshed a sensational article about an Aqueduct
accident which could not stand an investigation
- The Federal Club ad'nted resolutions de-
nouncing the nomination Of Mr. Lamar: a stirring
speech by Theodore Roosevelt. - The Camp
bell-Arbuckle jury brought. in s"al'd verdict
- Work begun on the ship-canal to connect
the Harlem and Hudson Rivers - The Jersey
Central Railroad to lay four tracks from Jersey
City to Bound Brook; new station for Com
nunpaw: many other improvements promised.
r. William ii. DeForest, silk importer and
nalestate operator made an assignment giving
preferences for over $500, 200. - meeting
held to push the project of Central Park drive
way - The new pay-caf Of the Elevated Kali
wav thrown off the rails and smashed - An
Italian murderer sentenced to State Prison Tor
Hfe - The Bridge Trustees resolved that no
egar pipe or cigarette should hereafter be ex-
posed to view on the cars. platforms or
stations - The County Democracy assembled
70 celebrate the battle Of New-Orleans. -
Anthony Comstock and inspector Williams made
. wholesale raid upon the anatomical museums
of the city, not under the of medical authori-
no first vestihulp train the Atlantic
Coast Line left for Florida with a number OF
prominent people. The small pox victims from
the lodging houses were removed to North Brother
Island 80 Inspector Byrnes called upon District
Attorney Fellows, in reference to the Gould Sage
suit, it is supposed. - Stocks were active with
. well distributed business, higher and closing
strong.
The weather. Indications for to-day: Warm
er with rain or snow. Temperature yesterday
Highest, 33 degrees; lowest, 20; average, 80 20.
Rollin NJ Squire has been endcayoring for
, considerable time to get the Indictment
against himself tried and at last he has sue
ceeded in having the trial fixed for February @.
II he was guilty of corrupt conspiracy with
Maurice B.. Flynn. beyond question he ought
to be punished. If he was not guilty he has a
right TO have that fact shown In any event
some exceedingly interesting things aboutothc
workings of the County Democracy will be
disclosed when the case gets before jury-f
ii is ever allowed to get so far.
In Canada it is getting to be dangerous for
railway employe to be concerned in an acci-
dent. collision occurred on the Canadian
Pacific line the other day, and now comes a
report that five of the railroad officials and
telegraph operator are in Jail to answer for
their share in the smash-up. The disposition
of the case should be watched closely by rail-
way servants in the United States. Ii the
Dominion shows us the way, we may learn by
and by to hold engineers, conductors and
others who disobey orders and cause loss Of
life or destruction of property to strict 40
countability for the consequences of their
negligence
Some notable improvements are projected by
the new mana cement of the New-Jerscy Cen
trail Railroad Besides erecting handsome
station building in Jersey City, they are about
TO put down two additional tracks as far out
as Bound Brook This will be good news for
the many New-York business men who make
their homes in the thriving Villages along this
railway. II the Jersey Central people. by the
way, intend to build any more new stations,
they cannot do better than to take as model
the new building which the New-York Central
Company has just put up at Morrisania'
Speaker Carlisle's friends, il not the Speaker
himself. seem to realize the gravity of the
situation which Mr.. Thoebe's contest has pro-