New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune yesterday contained erh-
teen pages, embracing all the news of the day,
correspondence, local sketches, and literary mis-
cellauy. Mr. Smallcy's London cable letter gave
an account of the new era in the
Irish Home Rule struggle; there was
also an article by the same writer on the
American girl and her English husband; The
Iribunc'S regular Paris correspondent told some
interesting particulars about the fall of the
Floquet Ministry, and The visit there of the
Prince Of Wales. Their were reviews Of En- gliSh
Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages" translation
from the French Of J. j. Jusserand, by Lucy
Toulmin Smith; The Writings Of George Wash
ington," by Worthngton c. Ford A Daughter
OF Eve" by the author Of Margaret Kent
and Better Times" by the same author.
Other notable articles were: "A Novel, by
Fred Carruth; The Week in Society ;
Literary Gossip; Dates for Yacht Racing; Art
News and Comments; Young Men WHO Get Rich :;
Gossip at the Capital; Fashions for Men; Musical
Topics; IluXley's Agnostics Creed Actors and
TIER Plans; Soldiers Of the State; The Suletto,'
a short story; The Stcrnness of Christ. Tho
principal news items were the following:
Foreign-The body Of the Madrid suicide was
identified as Pgott, the fOrger Of the ParneH let
tcrs - In the Canadian Parliament motion
to continue the mCduS vivendi III force for an
- The French Chamber Of Deputies voted ap-
| proval of the Ministerial order suppreseing the
| Patriotic League. - The German Government
decided TO prevent DR.. Ictcrss expedition from
proceeding into the interior Of Africa. 49, The
| Pope celebrated his seventy -ninth birthday.
ConResS.-Both branches in session. - SEN
| ate: Appropriation bills were considered; the
| Direct Tax bin vetoed by President Cevcn land, and
| subsequently, passed over the Veto-4j to 9. -
| House: Appropriation bills occupied the sessions
Domestic -General Harrison called at the White
| House; belief was expressed that cX-GoverDOr
| FurneSS OF Nebraska would BE- appointed Secre-
| tary Of Agriculture - Physicians expressed
| themselves puzzled by Strange epidemic in
| Webster County, ny - Baltimore was crowded
with people who could not find satisfactory lode-
| ings in Washington. - Prohibit1Onists in Mas
sachusetts hopeful Of a majority for the pro
| Tosed constitutional amendment. - GoveInQI
| Hovey decided to ask the courts to pass on the
| authority Of the Indiana Legislature in making
| appointments.
| City and SubuIban.-A large number of Rcpuh-
leans separate " and in Clubs, started for Wash
| ington TO attend the Inauguration ceremonies.
| r. Tho libel against the steamer ConScrva, for
| merly the Madrid was dismissed. - An in
| stance Of tamperinC with talesman was discov-
cred in the Kerr trial; the eleventh juror was
| cured. - DR.. \. i. Smith a Danbury ply 81
| clan, found unconscious at the Sturtevant
! House, suffering from bclladonna poisoning
| Miss Alice Smith, age eighteen. an heir OF A. I.
| Stewart, became insane while riding ca tram on
| the Long Island Railway. - Stocks dull with
| small uuctUaton, closing strong.
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