New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

? The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained
q Shteen pages, embracing all the news of the
q, correspondence. local sketches. literary mis-
: ihny and book reviews. Mr.. Smalley, in hi,
Q Dndon cable litter, gave the views Of prominent
ritish politicians on tho subject of Home Rule
ld outline OF European topics generally; there
!; Eas also from the same writer a graphic sketch
{ 81 the recent sessions OF the Psrnell" Times Com
mission; Paris letter told of the strike of the
Seine waSherwomen; one from Aspinwall gave an
account OF the situation along the Panama Canal,
and from Colombo and Suez came the story of the
American baseball players jaunt around the
world. There were reviews of " The correspond
ence OF John Lothrop Motley" edited by George
William Curtis French Traits, An Essay in
Comparative Criticism by w. c. Brownell; and
interesting itersry notes under the Read of Men,
Women and Books. Other notable articles were
The Week in Society, A Methodist University in
Utah. American Pictures for the Paris EXPOSE
ton with full list OF artists and works. The Talk
Of California, Mrs. HarriSon's AIDS. Mr. Sala's
Account Of How Pigott Confessed, New-Yorl's
Biz festival Western Stories, Spring Fashions,
Art News and Comments. Notes Of the Stage, Lent
at inc Capital, Work and Play in the Amories
In the Church Porch. The principal news
features were the following:
Foeign-Rumors Of fresh outrages IN Samoa
caused great excitement IN San Francisco. The
rumors were based on alleged dispatches from
which the Acting Secre tafy OF the
Navy pronounced 10 be fabrications. - The
British and American consulates at Chin-Kiang, a
treaty port of China, were sacked by riotous ma
lives. - The revocation OF the decree Of exile
against the Duo d'Aumnle was approved by the
Chamber Of Deputies. - panicCy feeling pre-
vailed OH the Paris Bourse. caused by the decline
m copper. - Indictments we're prepared against
officers OF the Patriotic League and others
Domestic President Harrison and his Cabinet
ield meeting. - Thousands OF men were
.ower California, and there IL already talk of
nnexation. - representative TownShend, Of
Illinois, died in Washington OF pneumonia. Repre-
cntatlve Buchanan. OF New-Jers ey Is critically III
4 the same disease. - The funeral of l. v.
v HamsOn. the philanthropist was held In Phila-
e1phia. - John A. Kasson was mentioned as
his countrys probable representative at the Berlin
onferenca on Samoa. - A riot occurred at
lemOcratic primary meeting in West Troy -
he Indiana Legislature passed law 20 punish
ribery - There was a heavy snowstorm in
Western Massachusetts,
City and Suburban. short session OF the !
Nerr trial was held; Clerk Twomey and others |
estifying --= The Rev. DIR. A. b. Beach, OF ST. |
'eters Protestant Episcopal Church, expressed |
With regard 70 the Evangelical Alliance -
! full list OF the pictures chosen to represent |
american art at the Paris Exposition. -
William Krulisch, the GRAND boy charged with |
he murder OF Gunther WechSung, the drug |
erik refused 20 admit HIS guilt - Stocks |
otlve and lower because OF % reported panic in |
aris, closing steady.
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