New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-11
TIE SUND1Y TRIRUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained cigh-
teen pages embracing all the news OF the day,
domestic and foreign correspondence local sketches
a short story, and miscellaneous literary matter.
Mr. Smalley's cable letter from London gave
review Of European politics; q letter from Leip-
sic told about the coming Of Herr NilSisch TO this
country one from Berlin gave q picture of
rcydl PAIR and other gossip OF the German Capital;
from Rome came an account OF the heavy in-
debtedness OF the country and the possible con-
flscation OF church property; from Cairo the
story OF the changes wording In Islam. There
were reviews Of Through the Heart Of ASIA"
by Gabriel BOuyalot, and OF the novels, Greasy
by Bret Hartc; Lastchance Junction. by Sallic
Pratt Mclean; Commodore junk by G. Man
vile Fem, and A Shocking Example, and other
sketches" by Frances G. Baylor. Other notable
articles were Calling on the Editor; The Return
Visit, by Fred, IL. Carruth; Two Playwrights;
Art News and Comments, Books and Writer'S
Shooting of" his Bear, the Week in Society,
More races for the Americas CUP Gossip at the
Capital Clever Mrs. March, short story; In
the Church Porch, and Talk Of the Theatres
The principal news features were the following
Foreign-The bill 10 increase Emperor Will
Jams annual allowance passed its second reading
In the German Lower House. - Prince Bis
marck favorS an Anglo-German defensive all-
ancc. -== Emperor Williams ear complaint is
again troubling him - A third summons was
served on William O'Bren in Clonmel Jail. 49,
report reached COnstantinOple that an attack
would soon be made on SuHkim. - nj. de Les
seps In circular letter TO Panama Canal sub
scribcrs said that no new company could be
formed 10 complete the oual. because not enough
Of the new shares had been taken. - Five ar
rests were made In the GweedOre murder case, in
Ireland 49, The Montreal Carnival was brought
TO close 49, A Hawaiian eyewitness OF the
fight at Apia says the Germans began it
Congress. Both branches in session. - SEN
nte The bill 10 establish United States Court
IN the Indian Territory and the Notifications bill
were passed the Pacific Railroad Reminding bill
was considered. === House. In a debate on
the Post Office bill, Mr. Mason, of Illinois, at
tackled the Democrats for their, course in regard
to the SmalIs-Elliott contested election case.
Domestio.--fhe members of the Marion County,
Ind Tippecanoe Club presented large Bible TO
| General Harrison - The sale Of the Gin
cinnati ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad to the
owners Of the Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati
and Indianapolis was announced. =--= IL was
reported that White Caps were spreading terror
| in Maryland. The negroes are panic-stricken.
| 49, Mrs Cleveland held largely attended
reception mt the White House. The property
OF the Ohio and Western Coal Company, owned by
| Glidden a Curtis. OF Boston, was attached.
City and Suburban.-A bursting centrifugal
machine killed two men and wounded three others
In Brooklyn factory - M clews found TO the
sooundrei who tried 60 blow up Stevensons malt
| house with dynamite. - EDWARD d; Phelps,
] Minister 10 England, returned on the Lain -
| Rear-Admiral Gherardi was ordered to take com
| mand OF the North Atlantic Squadron. 80 The
| memory OF s. ]. Tilden honored by the Harlem
| Democratic Club 49, Raids on Western stocks
Intellectual the market closing strong.
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Eighteen pages Price CENTS.