New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreicn The body of Crown Prince Rudolf
Law in state and was viewed by great throngs
~ ncople - The old Panama Canal Company
was dissolved. - NJ Ferrouillatt, the French
Minister of Justice. resigned. 60 The steamer
Nereid and the British snip Killochan were IN
collision off Dungeness and both sank; twenty
five lives were lost 60 The Spanish steamer
Remus foundered off the Philippine Islands and
oil on board were lost. - Destructive storms
have, visited parts of Europe. - Fears are
felt for the sailing ship Bay of Cadlz, which
left Australia on October 30 for San Francisco
Congress-Both branches in session. - SEN
ate: The Union Pacific Funding bill and Mr.
Sherman's bill on Trusts were discussed; the re-
port of the committee on the Texas election
outrages was received. - The House: flh-
clustering on the part Of Mr.. Payson ano lew
Others prevented the transaction OF any Important
business; the Copyright bill and other measures
were forced to go over.
Domestic.-The Ministerial Association OF lndl-
annapolis presented an address to General HARRISON
- Powell Clayton and Judge clayton, orothers
of John NJ. Clayton who was asSasslnated py
Arkansas Democrats, made public history Oh INC
case The State Department has received from
Prince Bismarck proposal for a conference IN
Berlin on Samoan affairs 60 The lnacCon Oh
the State Department in the case of an American
abused by the Peruvian Government is described
- Six persons were killed and several were
hurt by a wall blown down in Omaha - Inc
Grand Jury at indianapolis began investigating
The crimes of Moore and Sullivan 60 Some OF
the ministers in Pttsburg expressed themselves
AGAINST the Prohibition amendment proposed In
Pennsylvania - The portrait OF Ex-Governor
Joel Parker was viewed by the New-JerSey Legs
ts,nre IN Joint assembly and several eulogies were
fhnr
Northern New-York and New-England, the mer-
cprr standing at so 10 40 degrees below zero.
Citv and Suburban.-In the city the striking
car men caused little trouble to railroad super
intendents; a few assaults were made, but on
,bo whole the men acted well; everything in
Rrool,lvn was quiet 49, The PatrarchS' ball
,ool, nlace AZ Delmonico's - EX-Judge j. Law
romeo Smith testified in the Stewart Will case.
g. little girl was terribly burned and died
In the hospital - Warner Miller gave IN de
tail his objections to the bill now before the
LEGISLATURE for the revsior If the Excise laws.
- new plan for imprOy ing the North hnver
water front from Eleventh to Twenty thlrd-sts.,
giving room for seventeen large piers. -
Robert Johnston, doing businesses D. ~ =. John
ston. drv-goods Twenty -sccond-st. md Broadway,
made a general assignment, giving s17,Ol3
.nreferences. - Mrs. Mary IL. Fiske died
= Entries for the bench-shCw closed -
William H. Hills of Mount Vernon, died from a
dose Of poison which he took by mistake 1or
ouinine -= Wholesale butchers made prepara-
tons for introducing bill in the Legislature
nrobibiting the importation of Chicago dressed
beef into this State 60 The house of III. e..
Nevins. No. East Fifty-third-st., was badly
damaged by fire; loss about 100000 -
Stocks irregular, Easterns higher and westerns
lower but all closing strong.
The Weather-Indications for to-day: Warm
or and threatening, with light rain Temperature
Yesterday Highest 81 degrees; lowest, 10; av-
erage, &c Is