New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
Netp:Qork D',iln Tribn,re
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1898.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NETS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-M. Dupuy, the new French Pre-
mier, completed his Cabinet and announced his
policy to be to obtain the voting of the budget
at once. - Mr.. Balfour addressed great
J'nionist meeting in Belfast. - The BehrinS
Sea Court of Arbitration met in Paris argu-
ments were begun by counsel on both sides -
Tho Commercial Bank, of Melbourne, Australia,'
suspended payment.
Congress-Thc Senate in session; the appoint
ments Of James o. Broadhead rs Minister I"
switzerland, Bartlett "Trip 10 Austria, ana Eneh
Alexander 10 Greece, Rumania and Scrvia, James
F.. Neal to be consul at Liverpool. James NJ
Oobbs at Valparaiso Asa ID. Dickinson at NOT
tingham and others, were sent in.
Domestic-A A. Mcleod rendered his rcs3na-
, tcn as president and receiver of the Reading
Railroad Company, TO take effect May !. -
Garter Harrison was elected Mayor of Chi
eaao his plurality over Samuel w. Allcr-
ton being estimated at 10000. - The Re-
bublicans carried the Kansas elections: not
. single city is reported as electing fOpnil't
MAYOR - The bill creating new Forest Com
mission YVES passed in the Senate at Albany. -
The Mallory Line steamer Lucy p. Miller struck
on q reef off Petit Manan; vessel and cargo will
probably be total loss the passengers and crew
were saved. - Lennon, the Lake Shore cngi-
neer found guilty Of contempt Of court refused to
pay his fine: his attorneys will appeal TO the
Eupreme Court.
City and Suburban.-There n collision
the elevated road between Northumberland thirty
fourth and Northumberland thrty-fifth SITS. in
Eigbth-ave - The Giants defeated the Co.
lumbia College team at baseball. - bark
was run down by the steamer Aller. - The
graduating exercises OF the City University ana
Medical School were held. - Stocks dull and
dropping. Last prices were not the lowest. Dnt
final changes were almost universally declines.
The closing was not strore, in spite of the rally
Money OH call ruled at per cent.
The Wcathcr.-Forccast for to-day FAR ano
colder, with brisk northwest winds III the early
morning. Temperature yesterday: Highest. 80 de
trees: lowest. 81 AVERAGE, 81 is.
The removal of Judge Lippincott from the
6ench in Jersey City to the Supreme Court OF
New-Jersey has net made him whit less ear
hest in his determination to bring the law
breakers of Hudson County to the punishment
which they deserve. The denunciation OF pool
selling and racetrack gambling which he en-
bodied in his charge to the Grand Jury yester-
day made the racetrack men tremble. IN spite
# the liberal legislation which they so recently
secured. Judge Lippincott will have no " sat
arnalia of crime in and about Jersey City II
be can prevent ii. lie sent the ballot-boX
ttuifers TO prison. and showed that justice can
hot be openly fouted even in Hudson County,
Now he has done his duty again. Ii remains
Tor the Grand Jury, the Prosecutor and the
trial juries to do theirs.
Two startling warnings of the danger CT
Elevated railway travel were given yesterday
me in this city and one in Brooklyn. In each
sase there was seemingly the nariowest possible
escape from serious loss of life. The collision
r. One-hundred- and thirty -fifth:st. is said to
lave been due to the fog, but there must have
been either disregard Of signals or failure
10 display them. In the Brooklyn case it is
impossible to conceive of any excuse for the
romuany's failure to remove or properly protect
The switch leading nowhere which caused the
trouble, and the officials are apparently open to
,cyerc censure for gross neglect of plain duty.
Without doubt Governor Flower will take
an early opportunity to approve the bill creating
= new Forest Commission and providing in a
practical way for the preservation OF forest
hnds and the enlargement Of the Adirondack
state Park. The wiping-out of the present
Forest Commission is the least important feat
hre of the measure The part relating to the
forest preserve seems to open the way for
saving q good share of the North Woods, and
ultimately will enable the State 70 derive a
,rahst,nfial revenue from this source. Tho