New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ForeiRn-Mr Whistler the artist was IN
suited by Mr.. Stott fellow-ortist' whom no
forthwith kicked out Of the rooms OF the Hogartn
Climb. - The number of policemen detailed 10
ruard Mr. Balfour has been increased owing 10
threats of the Irish Invincibles- - The house
~ percv Seaman Wyndharn in London was burned ;
the loss ia & 100000. The German news
naners apneal TO the United States to stop
. American intrjc,ess in the Samoan Islands -
Solomon White, Annexation candidate for Mayor
of Windsor Ont, was defeated by q small plural
ity. - Four thousand laborers on the Panama
Canal were discharged, but were put to work
again in few hours.
Congress. Both branches in session - The
Senate: The Edmunds resolution regarding the
interference of any European Government in
interoceanic canals on the American Continent
WINS PASSED. only three votes being cast in the
negative. - The House: The day was wasted
by the flibusters and nothing was done -
The Sundry Civil bill was completed by the
Appropriations Committee.
Domestic.-The commercial travellers called on
General Harrison 80 Admiral Luce has In
formed the Navy Department that two more vessels
Win be needed to relieve the Galena at Hayt. -
hank president was swindled out of $4,000 at
IAesburg Md - New-Jersey legislators gath
cred at Trenton - The correspondence relating
TO the close of the Burlington. strike was made
uubpc - Judge Jackson. of the United States
Court, in Louisville reversed decision of the
interstate Commerce Commission.
City and Suburban.-Mayor Grant sent his
nrst message to the Board Of Aldermen; it pre-
sented statement of the citys financial condi-
ton, and dwelt at some length on the topics
Of rapid transit better pavements improved water
'front.' new municipal buildings, and the parks.
touching briefly on the schools, the burial OF
electric wires and other minor topics. 80
Startling evidence of bad work and bad faith
on the new aqueduct was given before the Fas-
sett Investigating Committee 80 The old
Board of Aldermen passed out with final quar-
rel, and the new one elected John II. " Arnold
as president - Mayor Chaplin sent the third
instalment of his annual message to the Brook
lyn Board of Aldermen; he made suggestions in
regard to the probability Of a new East River
bridge, tho need of better sewerage, and the
raising of money by issuing bonds. - Justice
Beach dismissed the suit Of Philip MCCLURE to
compel the trustees of Calvary Cemetery to per
NIT John Mcclure to he buried there. -
Madame Diss Dcbar failed to secure the custody
of her children. The Elevated Railroad
Commission awarded $4,000 to Mrs. Stewart
Of No. 15e West Fifty-third-st. - There was
still dense air of mystery about the great sugar
fraud; Freund was said to be an expert in such
business. The Commissioners for the Re
vision of the Excise Laws finished their work.
with the exception Of approving the secretary's
minutes and signing the report - Stocks
dun with small fluctuations, closing nrm.
The Weather Indications for to-day: Fair and
slightly cooler Temperature yesterday: High
est 30 degrees; lowest, 80; average, 81 Ia.