New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

3. X, Tho Corwn reached Honolulu on
recember IA: the Provisional Government sent
an uItimatum to Minister Willis 10 the enc.
that any attempt to reseat the queen "ou'u
no opposed by force; the Minister hau 'a"e' Nv
sction up to the time the Manposa saieu '"e
- ao,, - The Nictheroy is still at Per-
rambuco: the Government asked merchant Ne'
se,s TO leave the regular anchcring place at mo-
ca that the bombardment Of certain 1siahos
might begin The Italian Champer vi
Deputies ordered published the documents oi
the committee which investigated the DAMN
scandals - The Paris Municipal Council has
been warned by Anarchists that the lo"h nan
y,,, he blown up before December 30 -
The Moorish Sultan's brother has PROMISED 10
grant Spain's demands regarding Melilla -
The C,ladsonians carried the bye-election for the
Accrington Division Of Lancashire, which the
Conservatives had expected to win.
~ Congress-Both houses adjourned until Janu-
ary 8. - Senate: Most OF the day was spent
in executive session. - House: The report OF
the Republican members OF the Ways and Means
Committee on the Wilson Tariff bill was pre-
sented: there was exciting debate over reso-
,utions I'm regard to the Presidents Hawaiian
policy.
Domestic-A reception TO ex-President Harri-
son was given by the Union League Club OF
Philadelphia; prominent men from all parts or
the country were present. GO Pictures or
washington were presented to the public schools
Of Maiden, Mass. by post OF the u. a. II.
- Admiral Stanton was restored TO duty and
assigned to the command Of the North Atlantic
Station; his conduct in salutng Admiral Meiio
flag was disapproved by Secretary Herbert.
Mahoning Valley iron manufacturers an
nounced a cut in the Amalgamated Association
yxill
City and acknowledgements Preston
closed the St. Nicholas Bank, having discovered
that its capital was impaired to the extent OF
$4,000 - An important meeting to raise
funds for the Industrial Christian Alliance was
held; a number Of wealthy men responded 10
President Lows call for conference on the
distress Of the unemployed. - Edward ).
Stokes was appointed receiver for the Hoffman
House corporation - A number or breeders
of trotting horses gave a dinner for Robert Bon
ner, at which silver statuette OF Sunol was
presented to him. - The cruiser New-York
was placed in drydock at the Navy Yard. to be
made ready for her trip TO Brazil; the kearsarge
sailed for San Domingo. - John j. VAIL CASH
fer OF the Commercial Bank. Brooklyn. was ar
rested on an indictment for perjury. - There
was hot fight in the Board Of Estimate. -
The Republican County Committee heard the re-
port OF the COMMITTEE oi ihTS anu NoiVii''
action until January Is. - dinner for De
Lancey Nicoi was given at Delmonico's -
The Brooklyn New-England dinner was held.
THE first meeting Of the New-York
State Democracy was held. - Stocks declined
under heavy pressure. and the closing was
weak, although last prices were not always the
lowest. Money on call was easy and unchanged.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: Fair.
Temperature yesterday: Highest, AZ degrees;
lowest %; average S4%.