New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained eigh-
teen pages, embracing all the news Of the day,
literary and local sketches, short story, foreign
and domestic correspondence. Mr.. Smalley's cable
letter from London gave the essence OF European
opinion on the Samoan question and general
review Of foreign topics letter from ST. Peters
burg told about Count Loris Melikon; one from
Berlin gave an account Of q mysterious Russian,
and one from The Tribunes regular correspondent
OF Paris described some Of the striking contrasts
OF that capital. There were reviews OF lhe
Coming Of the Friars, and Other Historic Essays
by the Rev Augustus JeSsOpp; Truth ABOUT
Russia" by W. L. Stead, and OF the two volumes
of Poetry ly James Whitcomb Riley, entitled
Pipes O'Pan az ZelScsbury' and Old-Fnshioned
Roses Other notable features were The Week
in Society, In the Church Porch, Lincoln's First
Friend, Art News and Comments, Yachting In
terests Ambitious Mrs. Langtry. Gossip az the
Capital. Soldiers OF the State, The Herald OF
Fate a short story; About the Theatres The
Ball Players at Sidney The principal news features
were the following:
ForelQn-It WAS resolved 10 hold indignation
meetings all over Ireland 10 protest against the
Governments treatment OF William O'Bnen5 the
jail officials az Clonmei TepO5epP ri rsO Rydoirs
funeral will be simple; the rumors OF murder
were set at rest by the post-nortem; lhe question
Vt the Austrian succession Is engaging anxious
attention at Berlin. - IL was reported from
Paris that the new issue Of Panama Canal shares
is u failure === The French Government WIS
sustained in test vote on the Scrutln u Arron-
basement question. 80 Seventeen persons were
drowned in two wrecks of the British coast. -
The. first number OF The Ncw-lork Heralds'
London edition was published.
Congress. House: The Navai APPROPRIATION
bill was passed, with an amendment dev0nng
81 900 for coaling-station at Pago-Pago,
Samoa.
Domestic. Secretary Bayard said that Prince
Bismarck withdrew the German Gel in Ior con,
from the Secretary instructions TO demand such
step: Consu-Cieneral SewelPs departure for Samoa
IL DELAYED === An early morning IRE IN Buffalo
consumed nine acres OF buildings and caused a
loss of 81 600 600 one fireman was killed and
seventeen Injured. == Stnyyesant Fish, OF New
York, and Congressman kean OF NewJersey,, were
among General IIarrison's callers in the latest
Cabinet gossip Senator Allison Is looked upon as
probable Secretary Wisconsin ]sS treasury s Snd
retary of War. - diplomat at
Washington defends Prince, bismarck from
Chicago killed white girl VINO had Jilted him,
and then cut his own THROAT.
City and Suburban MANY more street cars
were run on various city lines; the police had less
difficulty in keeping the crowns IN ORDER In.
spcctor Byrnes took Belt Line car around the
citv - Eight cars were run on the ted-up
brooklyn road a mob attacked one car but was
driven of by the police two officers and many
of Tho rioters hurt - The trial OF ex-Aderman
A. j McOuade for bribery was postponed TO
February IL == The trustees Of the Astor
Library published their fortleth annual report.
- The January Grand Jury made a
presentment In regard TO the condition
OF the institutions on Blaclswell's Island. 49,
drunken policeman caused q panic in crowd
by clubbing q woman anu nring several shots
from his revolver in all directions. 49, One rnan
was killed and Two were severely injured By an
explosion Of giant powder - The Fassett In
vcsueating Committee held It's final session in
supply OF Long Island City from being shut oil
- Rutgers college students treated freshman
shamefully 49, Miss Roosevelt was married 10
Baron Xedlitz. - Stocks active nc higher val
ues, closing firm, with small concessions
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