New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-14
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune of yesterday contained
eighteen pages, embracing all the news OF the
day. local sketches, miscellaneous literary matter
and American and foreign correspondence. MIR.
Smalley's London letter gave a graphic outline
of political, social and personal topics in Eng
land Paris letter presented some inside facts
regarding the Panama bubble, and another from
the same capital gave an account OF a famous
inventor Of fashions; letters from Berlin gave
aecounts of the Battenbergs and Of Count Herbert
Bismarck; there was nearly cage Of book reviews,
comprising Two Centuries Of Irish History, 1891
IS707; Montesquieu," by Albert Sorel; The
Refuse by William Wordsworth; and the novels
/" The Son of STAR" by B. w. Richardson, A
Village Tragedy by Margaret L. Woods, and
The Peril of Richard Pardon by b. L. Farieon
Other interesting articles were Yachting Mems
Doings, Ocean Freight Rates, Art News and Com
ments Relief for the Bridge, Topics In California,
The Theatres, Smiling Ford shoro story; The
Week in Society, Beyond the Big Bridge, In the
Church Porch, and Music. The principal news
features were as follows:
Foreign-General Boulanger issued another
manifesto - Minister Phelps will sail for home
January 81. - Lord Sackvilles successor Will
be named after Prcsidont-elect Harrison's inaugu,
ration - Prince Il Bismarck reached Berlln ana
held a conference with Lieutenant Wissman: IL
is believed that the Morer and tieiiclken AFFAIRS
brought him 20 the city. =- Inc lalziuar ID
surgents attacked the German mission staolon no
Dar-es- Salern but were repulsed with heavy loss
- A Sydney letter TO German paper charged
the Americans with Response blIty Tor samoa .
troubles - The king Of the NetherMnds SUI
fered relapse and is critically ILL., - The brit.
ish steamer Priam was wrecked on une coass VI
Spain, and nine persons were drowned. - An
evicting party at Lulgans county hmasl' ar.i
land. was stoutly resisted. Blood was shed. and
several arrests were maue r,
Congress Both branches in session; - The
Al. alf hn nr1h
sumed - The House: The deadlock was
broken. Mr. Weaver having made @ private agree,
ment with the Democrats, - ne fe Msa oiii
was passed - In Committee OF the Wnoe a
hin 20 revive the grade of Lieutenant-Generai was
reported favorably from the Committee on Mlntary
Affairs 49, The Military Academy ana Dlpl99-
matte and Consular Appropriation oilis were paSSs'
Domestic.-A delegation OF twenty-five We
dnians called ON General Harrison and urged the
claims of General Malone Tor pace III thy I1Di-
NET - Several men were killed in q night pc
tween the partisaDs or ingalls, ana CInnil u.,;
Kan, over the records OF Gray County; regl-
ment OF militia was ordered 70 the scene. -
Mira Cleveland held largely attended reception
az the White House - The funerals oil seperai
Of the tornados victims a. H@ Saege sn met and
organiztd in several States. 80 The Supceme
Court OF West Virginia quashed motion lntenue .
10 prevent the Legislature from declaring the VOC
for Governor which elects ION iSepJ On ZIG '"o'
City and Suburban Changes made in the agree
ment entered into by the railroad pres1lase,ni a
=. 2 he temporary injunction forbdding Lillian
Russell 70 sing at the Casino was vacated IN the
Superior Court. - John I. ,Toal, chief clerk .
Of The Coroners Office, died suddenly from heart
disease - knight LOOMS Il Co., publishers
Of school books, made an assignment 10 John l..
levitt, without preference. - The Brookiyn n
Bridge trustees adopted plan for increasing the
the Dominican Consul said he bought the mys,
terious Mercedes as private speculation ana
will sell her to the highest bidder; Minister
She WAS bought for Hyppolite. == Stocks
quiet with approaching values. closing strong.
Cories may stIll be had at the Office or by
mail. Eighteen pages, Price, cents.