New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1892.
TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreion-Mr Gladstone, in his Midlothian cam
paigp was most enthusiastically received In Gias-
row. - The elections in England continued; In
Ireland riots between the political factions re-
suited seriously. - SPANS new taxes causee
rioting and boodshed in the streets OF Madrio'
-. Word was received that British steamer
and twenty-five sealing schooners had been cap
turee by the United States revenue steamer Cor
win. - The Inman Line steamer City OF Chi
csgo remained hard aground in imminent peril
near Kinsale.
Congress House in session; Seveeal con-
ference reports agreed to; Mr.. Harter, in an In
terview. pronounced tie Silver bill unsatisfactory
10 silver men.
Domcstic.-The Peoples party Convention opened
in Ohio - Damn, the dciaulting cashier Of the
National Savings Bank, was rearrested. further
shortage in his accounts being found. - The
seventh annual conference Of college students
opened at Northfed, Mass - Bloodshed be-
tween Americans and Mexicans along the Rio
Grande was reported - Colonel Robert
Williams will be appointed Adjutant General OF
the Army. - Strict guard was kept over
the Homestead works in Pittsburg by 900 men.
City and Suburban.-Cyrus W. Field was
Thought 10 be dying. - The annual regattas
~ the New Rochelle and the Seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht clubs were sailed. - Uniformed
street-clcaning brigades were set to work under
the new system.
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The Paterson. n. j., anniversary celebration
will appropriately begin to-day with sermon
and end on Tuesday night with flight of five
hundred skyrockets. The programme, which
includes song-services, parades games, con-
certs, cannon-fring and midnight whistle
screaming, must have taxed its devisers' nge-
nuity and if any visitor does not thoroughly
enjoy himself, the fault will not be theirs.
Alexander Hamilton's descendants may well be
proud OF the important city that has grown
up on the site of his Passaic Falls community
and Of this centennial oommemoration of his
business energy and foresight.
The disaster to the Inman liner City of
Chicago is cnleny remarkable Tor the cOOiheSS
and promptitude displayed in averting grave
consequences to the imperlled passengers.
True, the sea was smooth and help was near
but the dangerous position of the vessel on a
treacherous cchst might have dismayed less
resourceful commander than Captain BEDFORD.
Besides the passengers, all the mail and some
Of the cargo have been safely landed. The re-
sponsbility for the accident Is not yet deter
mined, and the prospect of floating the strand
cd steamer Is uncertain. Atlantic vOyagcrs
may, however congratulate themselves on this
fresh proof Of their security in time OF danger.
Great Britain is already fairly in the political
throes that must soon agitatc the United States.
BY next Sunday the English people will have
signifed anew their disposition concerning Irish
Home Rule, appropriately characterized in our
special cable dispatch as the most momentous
Of all recent popular issues. Mr.. Gladstone s
great speech at Edinburgh can have added
uttle to the respect with which he il already