New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-18
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday consisted OF
eighteen pages, embracing oil the news of the day,
domestic and foreign correspondence, local sketches
literary features and miscellaneous matter. Mr..
Smalley's London cable letter gave review OF
Europcan topics; n letter from Paris described
some striking phases Of life in that capital: and
one from Berlin told how strangers are treated
there There were reviews Of international
law by Henry Sumner Maine. being his lectures
on the future conduct Of war " Our English BY
Professor Hill. and the latest novel OF Georges
Ohnet, "Ie Docteur Rameau.' Other notable
articles were: BludoTsld." dn-type sketch. by
LEO; Plays az the City Theatres Passing in
Review. News OF the National Quad; The Fash
ions: ROYAL Musicians: = The Fowl in the Pot
n short story: New Yachting Cup: Memories OF
Washington. Notes Of Travel; Gossip ut the
CAPITAL: Art News and Comments In the Church
Porch. The principal news features were the
following:
Foreign.-M Meline has consented to form
Cabinet az President Carnot's request - lhe
growing influence in Germany OF Count Waldersee
has brought him into prominence as a rival o.
Bismarck. 49, The Samoan White BOOK VIII
DO discussed in the Reiehstag when that body
reassembles - The japanese Minister OF Edu-
cation. Yiscount Arinori More, was asSasslnated
BY a religious fanatic on February IA. -
large number Of laboreIs were discharged Dy
a grain elevator in Montreal: two men are
thought 10 have lost their lives IN the hre'
- An appeal was denied William Obnena
Conrress.-BOth branches in session. - oell-
ate: Mr. Coke continued his speech IN reply 10
Mr. Evarts on political Outrages In Texas. =
House: Four Revenue. bills, were reported by
Mcssrs McMillin, BrecSinridge Randall ana
Fornev: tile Post Office bill was discussed.
Domestic Secretary Window had confer
ence with General Harrison, lasting four hours,
and left indianapolis apparently in high spirits
- The Investigation by the Interstate Com
meree Commission into alleged irregularities IN
railroad rates at Baltimore was continued -
Arguments and afiidavits were submitted IN the
contest of the Westinghouse and Edison Electric
Light Companies az Pttsburg. - John =.
Klein the Samoan correspondent, arrived u San
Francisco. 49, The Union Labor men in the west
Virginia Legislature still held out against MI
Kenna DEM for United States Senator
CITY and Suburban.-The Yale Athletic dln-
nor took place at DelmonicOs; speeches were made
by Chaunccy NJ. Dcpew, Robert j. Cook, Professor
H. L. Richards, Isaac l.. Bromley, the Rev. Joseph
N Tvitchell and others. =--= The West Washing
ION Market investigation was continued: the per-
nnts OF Charles p Kilby were revoked. -
Edward Hatch. n Stock Exchange broker, failed
Conserve, formerly the Madrid 80 The women $
bicycle race ended: the record was broken. -
FraniI Raubicheck etcher, disappears.
IL Is feared he has killed himself. -
christopher Wyatt of the firm OF @. A. Wyatt IL
Co, woolen merchants, is missing. - man
was knocked down I'm the street by the shock from
an electric light wire that fell on him. his arm
was broken, and he was stupched == Stocks
gene rally dull, closing strong.
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Eighteen pages Price, four cents.