New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The French Ministry expressed will
ingness to resign, il necessary, in consequence OF
the election of General Boulanger: the downfall OF
the Republic is predicted as the result OF sunday
vote. - The American man-of-war Ossipee has
arrived at AspnwaIl - The East Africa bill
was favorably reported fcom the Committee OF the
Reichstag. 49, The Arabs were defeated by the
Germans in an engagement in Zanzibar; grave
fears are felt for the safety of missionaries in East
Africa. - A merchant from Khsrtoum has ar
rived ct SualSim, and says that Emin Pacha was
captured by the dervishes but escaped.
Congress. Both branches in session. - The
Senate A motion to raise Ministers to the rank
of Ambassadors gave rise to lively debate in
which some Senator'S advocated abolshing the
diplomatic service; the British extradition treaty
viii be called up to-day: it will almost certainly
fail of ratification. - The House: The con-
dition OF Alaska was discussed and an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for educating Alaskan children
was made.
Domestic-Senator Allison, after his conference
with General Harrison, started for Washington;
the Cabinet slate most talked of in indianapolis
included the names of Mr. Blaine, Mr.. Allison, Mr.
Wanamaler and General Al.er - The sentence
of James D. Fish, the convict banker. was COM
muted by the President TO a term of five years
and a half -= The electoral votes of all the
States, except Florida were received by the Vice
President - The general managers OF rail-
roads meeting in Chicago came to an agreement:
the presidents expect to reach a complete under
standing tomorrow. - bill was introduced
In the Assembly giving women the right to vote in
municipal elections - Another ballot was taken
for Senator in West Virginia, without result: a
delegate presented q sworn statement that an at
tempt had been made to buy his vote: Senator
Kenna was formally nominated by the Democratic
caucus. - report on Samoan affairs was re
ceived by Secretary Whitney from the captain OF
the Nipsc at Apia.
City and Suburban.-The fourth day Of the
BroclSlyn strike passed without q car being run;
the directors consented to hold conference with
the men to-day. The Superintendent In
spectors and Captains Of police held their annual
dinner; speeches were made by Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Mayor Grant, Bourle Cochran and Colonel
Fellows - The hearing in the Stewart viii
case was resumed before Surrogate Ransom ==
The General Term of the Supreme Court affirmed
the judgment for $4,000 damages in favor OF
Miss Clara Campbell against Charles Arbuckle.
- Opinions were expressed in regard TO the
election OF General Boulanger. 80 AT the
Goethe Society Dion Boucicault and William
Winter debated on the influence Of the Newspaper
Press on Art - Henry S. Ives and George ii.
Stayner being unable to procure bail, were locked
up in Ludlow Street Jail. - Phillip Hoffman
a young German, killed himself at New
Brighton, s. I. - Stocks subjected to the
usual manipulation for lower values, rallied with
unusual significance and closed strong.
The Weather. Indications for to-day: Colder
and fair. Temperature yesterday: Highest al
degrees; lowest, 81; average, 81