New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained eigh.
teen pages, embracing all the news of the day,
foreign and domestic correspondence, local
sketches book reviews, and miscellany Mr.
Smalley's London letter gave an account OF the
great victory for municipal reform in the British
capital, and other interesting news The Tribune's
regular &C respondent at Paris wrote about PATHS
singing there; a letter from St Petersburg told
the details Of the Cars gloomy life and his
wifes insanity, and one from Berlin gave some
account of the EmTeror Williams forthcoming
book There were reviews of Vol XIV Of Ban
croft's History of the Pacific States and of
Katherine Prescott WOrmeley's translation Of
Balzac's novel Louis Lambert and Literary
Notes. Other interesting articles were Harri-
son the Silent Wires and their Danger, Art
News and Comment, Music, The Week in Society.
In the PlayhOuses, extracts from Max O'RelPs
book Jonathan and His Continent" Gossip at
the Capital, Yachting Affairs, Soldiers Of the
Guard, In the Church Porch Beyond the Big
Bridge, On q Haunted Hulk a short story.
The principal news features were the following !:
Foreign.-The Czarina of Russia is insane. 49,
The Free Masons have issued o pronunclamento
against General BOuianger. - IL IS beileVed thnt
the East Africa bill wllI pass the Bundessath ana
the keichstag by large maiorities - About
4, 900 applications 90 Join Lieutenant Mlssman =
Mite Star steamer Teutonic WAS launched at Bel
fsSt. - The United States steamship Osslpee
last from Porl-au-Prince, is quaranuned at Kings
ton, Jamaica IL is not believed that there Is any
Congress. Both branches in session. - The
Senate: The Tariff bill was further discussed
- The House: The Fortihcauons ApproPrla-
ton bill was passed in Committee OF the whole.
- The Ford Investigating Committee reported
an immigration bill, which was placed on the
calendar.
Domestic The visit Of John l Davenport 20
General Harrison was the chief topic OF convarsat On
in Indiana polls -=: Three persons were Killed and
seyenl injured in an accident on the Northwestern
Railroad, near E.mwood. Mich - The referee
in the settlement OF the West Shore Railroad mat
Ter mnde his report 20 the court nj Newburg N. l.,
and WINS discharged. - The Senate Committee
Investigation Of the Supervising Architects office
was continued. - Three negroes Killed In race
conflict at Iy Iy. Ga Further trouble Is eA-
City and Suburban.-It was discovered that
Henry Il. Marshall, cashier Of the Seamens BANK
for Savings, who died IN November, WIS he-
faulter 10 the extent OF about $4,000 OF trust
funds belonging 20 St Georges Episcopal Churcht
the Church Missionary Society Tor Savings ahd
several private estates; - Z. kosw9gg'
Maiden Lane ieweller, who failed re
Gently, sold he was robbed "of dla-
monds worth 900 IN an elevated tram -
The Monmouth Park Association completed the
purchase OF "A large tract of land. upon when
new racc-traek viii be made At an outlay OF some
- 900 for improvements. - MISS larrleb
r. Coffin was committed TO the Charities Commls-
sioners for examination as 70 her sanity; hef
mother agreed 90 few months confinement IN
m asylum for her - The salvation Army OF
America IS engaged in a bitter internal strife one
faction renowned allegiance 20 the General -
Five aborcrs were hurt by on explosion In nm
excaVagon for gas tank - Mrs Jennie
Harris committed suicide by jumping from win
dow at the Womens Hospital, nc Fourth-ave. and
Forty-ninth-St. = Stocks generally dull snd
steady; Southwesterns were the features.
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