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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
.r.,rrvryr OF THE BoIIEMIAS CAPTAIN.

Hamburg. jan G.--Captain Schroeder of the Ham
,nr, American Line steamer bohemia, has made II
,rl r. port Of hi, encounter with the Cunard steamer
I.r,lia and his unsuccessful attempt to tow that yes
eel into port captain schroeder 'ayS:
We mt the Umbria ut o'clock on the morning oil
December "a in latitude - north. longitude IL west.
1hr Uml ria was nyiug two flags with three uIiS Il
.I-, or distress The bohemia at once answered ,he
Imbria's signals. Tie Cmtria asked us 10 Tow hei
10 New York We offered to tow her TO Halifax. lhe
I1nbria replied Halifax Is dangerous Port ior Us
- mike We tLcn respon!c We Will take yon 10 New
York. We then attached two new steel haws'rS 10
the Tmbra the Cmbrlas thick wire cable being add'a
IA strengthen tie connection. W. lowed the I MIRA
ulouc -lowly everything holding firm. The wihd wa
northeast and the sea was rough About O'Clock III
flo evening the wca her became stormy, ana the Sky
us ob,cured w squalls Of snow. Both vessels laborel
heavily At fifteen minutes past 10 o'clock. first me
sor GARD hawser and then the port hawser broke We
.u,uplrd the lmhrin with lights ara by blowing
I'M. siren There no response, ana me l mbrla
vanished out of Sight The wind shifted t. tho north
49, hlnv.inr a .rlr We hove 70 until morning. but
.aw no vessel and concluding that there WAS no pr .,
p,ct OF being Of any further assistance, We proceeded
On Cur VOYAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
4 PLEA FOR THE ARMY BILL.
DR. DELBRUECK SAYS IT'S DEFEAT WOULD
BE- A DISASTER
lie EMPERoR HAS PUT HIS WHOLE PERSON


Perrin, Jan 6.-The January number OF the Preus
,sche Jahrhuechcr" contains a notable article BY Dr.
Debrucck on the Army bill. The rejection OF The
tn he says would be an unqualified disaster to the
German Nation and especially 70 the monarchy. In
view Of the declarations Of the Cabinet the defeat Of
The bill must lead TO the fall OF every Minister.
The Withdrawal OF the h which has been recon-
mended repea edy by the business interests which arc
to be taxed TO raise the additional 100000 mars
annually Or. Dclbrucck says. would be an irreparaoc
blow to tie Emperor who, after long delberaion,
had placed the whole wc ht Of his personality behind
Il. Much IS al st2ke, continues the author thah
the grar ting Of certain sum OF money ana certain
contingent Of men, sovereign who deliberately
makes resolution and then Is compelled TO ABANDON
il cannot be sovereign longer In the true sense OF
the wo;d.
The Munich "Allgemeine Zeitung,' Bismarchlan'
continues It's unremtt!ng attacks upon the Dill III
leader yesterday morning II stated that fve-slxuls
Of the officers from the rank OF major upward were
opposed to the bill. not only because they believed
that a twoyear term would not suffice for adequate
drill Of the men, but also because they thought the
full present term necessary to disabuse the minis
Of recruits Of tile unwhOesome dsloyaty cultivated
among the by agitutors. II any change IN te
term were to be made, these officers believed mat
modern conditions demanded four years rather tmh
with the COors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

From The Detroit Free Press

II WAS I'm the sweet sumner time
Tho. had been married lat one short week, ana
were down by the sea. -, -,
For DAYS ne had been wandering ABOUT ann
les SIS n In dream. ,
Tho shadow had fallen upon him ara rs chl hih
touched the gentle heart Of he fair. sweet bride.
She had watched him. oh, 50 anNlou,ly, ana hah
known no peace since The clamny touch Of the shade"
had fallen upon them boih.
This morning he had gone out TO lonely place on
the rock overlooking the wide eNpansr OF the silent
III
The crncl green waves came h'alng In upon the
cold gray rocks. and they seemed to be sonding ms
Far OF the rolling waycs sail hrok" the horizon
line and his lstless eyes followed II In It's conrse
Here she found him wrapped In his reVerN >hc
smoke TO him. but h. needed her not. . ,
Ills ewes were turned ecaWaIT as IT thry W ne
nercc the vcll OF distance and carry nm on ul'H
wings 10 the unseen shore beyOnd. go
She touched him and be started up, brwiidereu III
the awakening. 49,. l., tho
nottor7 We were happy. ard You knO" We N'r"
crJnc 10 Europe our bridal tour
:. Yes vcs" he murmurei. - -,
And are We going. Harold, d2rlingF she wills
pcrcd. - ,,. o,,o,s ,,. ,ortcaII Il,
orS once more he looked out upon the calm sch ,
a ycs darling. yes" ne ans wered. taking her u MS
,rooe, ,Ist ne soon az II gets dry enough Tor us 10
walk" ,., , h,,r in bis orn,s-hls
bonnie bride had tainted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
GROWING NERVOUS ABOUT THE SENATE.
Mp conM.S M.Trs AN UNEypD1TED VISIT TO
THIS CITY-TALK on THE CABINET


Senator German came to the city from Washing
ton on Thursday might. and yesterday he Hd pro
tractcd interview with william g. Whitney. lie
also eay Mr. Cleveland. The senator had visits from
Governor Sheehan Richard Croker end 70
Ice Commissioner James j. Martin. The o1ec' OF
his unheralded trip to NewYcrl was 10 consult WIN
Mr. whitney and those who Will have the management
OF affairs in the coming Administration regarding tue
Senatorial outlook Since the Republicans have shown
ois,os,,ion IN enter he contest for the control Of
tho United States Senate. NJ. German and bis asso-
ciatos on the Democratic "steering committee OF
that bo1y Messrs. Erice and Carlisle, nave De"
cone uneasy Their confidence In the re
suit has Leen decidedly impaired, si'housA
com. Democrats still profess 10 believe That
an Administration majority Of one can be squeezed
ont by a lavish Of patronage ana promises II
,e tbc changed appearance OF things confronting ire
Democratic side which has brought Senator "'rmah
here 10 seek consolation from Mr. Whitney ana more
pledges that the new Administration VIII carry on.
I'M, deals which the steering committee mas ihci
obliged 10 make to secure "or"'ns "'"'o'''' - w.
Sci ate.
The Nncvumps ard Anti snappers who expect
~ rovol I'm the Federal spells after March were
much disturbed 10y rmor when came Hp"' ""'"
IN cton Yesterday 10 the effect that COMBINE H"i
becn formed IN tie United Satos Senate to prevent
ne confirmation Of srch NJ Mr. Ccvelands APP
no,ntecs rs might Ice especially objectionable TO
r,rr,pent Democrats who not favorable 10
Mr. Oevoland's nomination and do net cai" +" soc
h,cb offices conferred upon those Whole sol" c:in
IA nrororment rests on personal services u "c
p,oe,den;cl.ct Three senator il Is said, MessI".
I'm, Morgan and Plgh, are alrohdY
T., This combination. and Mr. Murphy viii JOIN 'heh
az coon as he takes lis scat. They have ortH1'zel
nm alliance offensive and defensive. 1t Il
ossnr-o4 and mean 10 hght m con
nrma,ion of Mugwumps aud AIu "l P"r'
NJ mis- state and hlends Of Cleveland III ohrr "p''''
othcr Senators are spoken Of rs ready TO assist nc
alliance Whenever IS necessary to demonstrate tha'
~ flcvoorA (. rot the whole Democratic party
Thce. seniors propose 20 establish some 9th'r bass
- ,ol,caI reward. besides work for Mr. 'hNeihho ;
pcr,onal ag-End'7rm,ll $780,. H., - ,Ioc. A.,
- r1c r.hi Of tie Missouri fac'i rs for pnc" IN
fin, Talinc, has become fast and furious thal Mr'
Cicvcla,d has about decided 10 MAKE no app IN
mon. of the Hind from that state: some OF 'polol
i"mr. O. IrOadhead's friends b"ne'" INA, ne InN
S'i ,1, a. comp,omlse candidate. but Tho chance
- ,ny Miss ai9an "landinS" Is now rt"u"i a'
Tho stoct 81 ConGr,S man Hilary A., HcrI"r'' 81
,lol'amo for tie l,0. Of secretary 81 me Ma M
Sn"n s.,ldy using for several days Mr' il' t
.bo has served for number Of years as chmr' '
. me House Naval Committee, mas Deeh az ' uii
.ovc,inr advocate Of the new Navy, ana Is "o"''
mon as hrCaGmindcd stale man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
,,os,ry,v STILL AHEAD OF RIDDLE.

Atlantic City. y. j., Jan. o'lhe h'uuo ,.'
- oontost ended today with an apparent pln-
lii, NJ twenty seven in favor OF Hoffman HON
man was the Republican candidate for state senator
and RIDDLE was bis Democratic opponent Inc re-
turns as sent In by the election officers sho" 'n".
Hoffman had plurality Of hny-hvc Riddle dispu'eu
the count and claimed that enough ballots h"o pee
marked 10 elect hin. and that the kepnpca"' INV
-. -, ,.oes fr,ucs The contest has been carried
- ,,or sincc election and recount OF the boiio*
COG made The recount reduced Hofmans pnran"
by twontyeght and there are forty & rnS
md which Master Perry decided should 60 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
ARE ~. NOWLAND AMORY And ". N.
IMORY OAEf
THE LATTER PERSON HAS FAILED TO PAY
NUMBER OF BILLS

THE LATTER PERSON HAS FAILED TO PAY
NUMBER OF BILLS.
w. " Amory ard william Rowland Amory are
che and the same person, then IL was "cn' III 'no
opinion OF many people, that the RAPID Transt Com
mission did not accept the only offer fo TIE under
ground railway franchise ". n. Amory. untll aOoht
one year ago. lived at No. 200 Madis.n ave- MS
butcher and baker ard other dealers had mnch oi'"
Guilty in collecting their accounts from him. Among
those J. TilsOn, a grocer, formerly d 40 ooo
Park ave- lie obtained Judgment oil 10 Ut Soo
against ". y. Amory, and subsequently, III Decein-
Der, 1882 began supplementary proceedings In tile
City Court.
j. Tison Is In the West now, and bis attorneys.
Theall & BEAM OF 40. 45 Wall;t.. could not be
found last night J. J. Starr. however formerly In
the grocprs employ was at his home, at No. $40
Parhave. he said that. a well rs he could remem-
br W. y. Am,Ory had lived at No. 700 Nadison-ave.
about two years ago, AMI that he had contracted
bill OF about $50 the grocery store which was never
paid lie added that Mr. 1ilson had Instituted iudg-
ment proceedings about year and af;erward had
began supplementary proceeding
a. =. Clark, baker. OF No. 594 Parfave., had to
work hard before lie persuaded w. Amory TO pay the
bills which he owed him. In speaking OF his exp,n.
snce with Mr.. Amory last night he said Mrs. W.
~ Amory's account with me was opened october 3,
1890, and was closed December 5. 1890. The bin
amounted TO ~ % ciled at his apar; m'nts ire,
an appointment to meet Mr. Amory 10 settle the
accent; lie did not keep tns app0i,n m, ma po
Ing having called at ms re ine,t did oo.aimng no
adnittance waited and pcrs,St.ntK rang Tue be'i.
Mr. Amory then came down ana struck nc. struck
bfw in returrl. We he'd hot quarrel; Even
then lac did not pay The I'LL, AID sued MIN Tor
assault and battery. The case WIS dismiss a. On
the following day Mr.. AmoTy sent Inc tie money ne
favesga,ion showed that W. " Arnory also owed
the druggist at Fifty nntn-st ard Madison ave. .
bill since August loJ2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
TYPES BELIEVED TO BIZ CHECKED.
THERE WERE ONLY FOUR NEW CASES IL THE
CITY YESTERDAY


Physicians OF the Heath Department Yesterday ex
pressed the hope that tho spread OF tphns fever IN
tho city wa being checked. No new OF the
disease wns reported In tho forenoon. Eirly IN tie
afternoon, however. II man who sufrrine FROM
the fever walked into tho Office ~ The Heatn Board.
lie looked Ike n vngrant ard he walked uustcaily.
lilo leaned the desk Of Chief Clerk Holderman aud
asked TO soc physician Of the Health Board. MI
Goldernan directed tho 10 the Bureau Of Con-
tagious diseases. There Dr.. Roberts examined the
man md found that lie lad typhus fever. The
patient was soon on his North brother Island
He Thomas Z. Cole. thirty ne years old. and
had been an nrnato of tho Bismarck lodging hons"
al No. Mulberry-st. WHICH shelters many homeless
men al 10 cents head every night The Dsinccting
Corps and niertcal inspectors were sent 10 the ode
fl { house.
In TO lodging house No 30 Rovery eno'her typhus
patient wac found carly In tho afternoon. lie was
Edward Coughn. thirty five wears Old. lie faiI tAat
he had stayed also In the lodging house 40 Chatham
square. where lie had len registered a. Edward
O'Brien. Later IN the afternoon sufferer from the
fever walled into the Chambers Street Hospital and
was kept In the lsola'ng room until nm ambulance Of
the Health Department arrived 10 remove him. lie
gave he name Thomas Mccban thirty two year, Old
and said that he had boeu LOGGER at 40. . H0wcry
1t said early last evening that three ypiu'
patients North Brother Island had died during
the DAY. They were Hubert Renis aud MicNnei
IauOu, who wore removed from the inl'''tl
house. 80 "a Bayard st.. several days ago and Aug
vt Iauch. who also lad been Inmate Of tho same
house. but was found sick at No. IL slXthavc Oh
Monday.
The thirty medical sanitary inspectors who wer'
appointed on Thursday TO make nightly inspections
Of the lodging houses for II month Wi! bcpin tlelr
work tonight. Blank forms for reports. 10 grd"
them IN the Inspections. approved Yesterday by
COmmis Toner Bryant 1yphus fever has been spread
ing gradually among the inmates ~ the cheap lodging
houses since November 80, when the patients were
removed 10 North Brother Island, but most Of th'
trouble doubtless caused by concealed case III
the crowded lIouse No. 81 Eayard t.. which became
n dangerous, nest Of the disease. Tic pphuS patients.
numbering about ninety, who have been sent from
tile CITY since Dcccmbcr % were mostly hOmch y
men. who had caught the diSase In TIE l5nNArd,3t.
hOusc other men WHO had lodged ticfr. ne
quarantine established Al No 80 Inyard st.. whi",
is still continued and the systematic inspections OF
the other lodging houses the HEALTH Commissioners
hone will prevent epidemic OF typ,us.
Late last night cnec OF the fever wa $
discovered. Tie victim william Malone. Who hved
M llh ding house In First ave. He Is forty seven
yeare old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
KEEPING OUT TyprUs AT TIE MEXICAN LINE.

Washington Jan. O.-The Surgeon General OF The
Marine Hospital Service 10 day received report from
Sanitary In p,cor Alexander, United States Marine
IIosnlt,I service at El Paso Texas In regard to
tvphuS fever now raging IN Mexico. The Inspector
states that typhus fever and smallpox are epidemic
M Zacaiccns and other point, In the interior ~ Mexico
Precautions are being taken 10 prevent the dia"isc
from being brought the border 70 the United
states. Passengers on IN" Mexican Central Railroad
are examined and required 10 make oath that they
DID not come from infected ports passenger de
tolued al P.so del Ncre found 70 have smallpox.
At the same pace two Mexican soldiers are III with
typhus fever, but kept i.olltcd To prevent The
disease being brought into the United states hy
way Of Eagle Pass and Laredo Texa-. medical nspcc
tors hive been stationed there FOR constant duty
nsnectnr Alexander says h. l. informed by railroad
cmioycs on The Mexican tenrul rad that there mr.
about go cases OF yIhus fever at Acatecns which
resulted in sXty-ninc deaths last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
ABOUT 10000 BALES OF COTTON BURNED
\ COSTLY FIRE IN LtvERPoOL-THREE FIREMEN
KILLED BY A FAILING WALL.

Liverpool. Jan. Can immense cotton Warehouse
SIX stories in height, in JunDer-st, this city, caught
fire midnight last night, and despite the efforts OF
the fire brigade the flG,es spread to two adjacent
warehouses in which cotton stored. Several IRE
men were working close under one OF the walls when
suddenly bulged outward and fell upon them othtr
members Of the brigade assisted by large number Of
volunteers at once began the work OF rescuing me
buried nremen IN q short time all OF them were
taken OF the ruins, but three OF them were oein
and a number OF others We're seriously injured
The ire which was confined within the walls Of
the three warehouses, burned Itself out nj ABOUT
o'clock this afternoon. The salvage Will be rinh6.
II Is now said that the buildings contained 2Oooo
bales Of cotton ell Of which were destroyed. II was
the largest fire that has occurred in Liverpool since
the burning OF the landing stage IN 1574 The cotton
was slowed close TO the walls, and when the water
soaked Into the bales 1t caused thom 10 swell greatly
THIS 1t i, thought. Ind much to do with the wall
falling upon the firemen. a peculiar incident was
an explosion that occurred In one OF the budlnes.
Many nrcuen were at work on the roof, when was
lifted bodily to some lille height AT almost the
sanir time the wall fell. No reason for the ex-
plo,iOr has as yet been advanced. IT Is mot Known
shat explosive material was stored III any oi tle
warehouses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
THE SEALING sclEooNER,S SEIZURE LEGAL.

victoria. b. C., Jan. G-Chlrt Jusuc" BeSbic yes
t.rdly pavc Judgment In tho case Of the Crown
against the sealing schooner Oscar and Hattie wlhch
was seized for killing seals In Bchrng sea. lie held
that the seizure was perfectly legal, and orde cd tn
schooner and cargo condemned. The judgment was
great surprise to the Sealers. who had expected that
the schooner would be discharged The owner OF the
schooner I'm hi, statement OF the defence asserted
hat thc schooner went into Attn for water, and was
seized while taxing It, and that there were no seals
within several hundred miles Of the port. The cas-"
viii probably be taken t. a higher court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
,,r,,,rn FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.

r- X.v.Fnqlard and Ncw-iolN. fair Sltlrday; rain
~ .r Sunday. warmer; vcst"ry winds. becoming
variable.
rnr r,.,ern pcnnsylv,na, AewJcrs"y Delaware.
MARYLAND and Virginia fair saturday Increasing condl'
moss SATURDAY NIGHT; rain or $40" sunday warmer ""u'
hitting To southca -terly.
lor ~ stern saw.York snow worm'r
F,r No virgnia and western P'na-A fHna' rAp. or
snow a, npht; warmer. min. o...., In
For ohio Tcrnes-'r anu h'"'''"'' ''-''' "'''' D."
fi,, cast cooler iii the W - T., 80.
Far Indian, and Illinois. rain or snow; "an"r In t"e
,,ch,o,p and " i.con in snow colder in the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
ASKING THE REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN LAW.

Albany. JAM Ga petition to Congress- ASKING
the repeal If the Sherman silver bi' WIS @''''
today among Albany's banks and business men, anu
,d,, tho elrnatuTcs OF representatives, OF all the
barls ard many Of the largest mercantile esi'olsh
monfs have been secured. The moycmen' wa Ihamy
taken IN res po, irArC ,mmcdjnte action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
PROGRESS OF TIE STRIKE OF sAAR MINERS

PROGRESS OF TIE STRIKE OF sAAR MlNEAS
Berlin. Jan. 6-The strikers in the saar and QUIZ
mining districts number % 900. Among them are
large number OF women. who are more Determines
to fight to the bitter end than are the men, ihere
Is much suffering among the strikers, VINO were W.
prepared to measure strength with their empIoye"'
The miners at Gelsenkirclen. Wesphaia nase ~ ~
saar district In their strike. The movenent y
spreading extensively throughout the mining regions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
DEEP SNOW IN BERLIN.

Berlin Jan. Ga heavy mantle OF snow covers ule
city OF Berlin and all Of the snrrOuhdihs country
The snow is 80 deep In the city streets that 1t has
boon found necessary TO substitute sleglTs for C; b.
and otl,cr wheeled vehicles The sulerings OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
L,D ,TJXC; MRS. PARNELLS DIETS.

London Jan. G.-The bankruptcy case oil MIS-
Charlr, stewart Parnell came up to-day IN 'hc
,,a.,.,,, co,r,v cour; Counsel FOR Mrs PGrncll
submitted scheme, by the terms OF when preerr'u
debts against his client will be paid In full edaS
CrAi,ors not preferred Will get 7s. Cd, In the pouu
,o,. ,r,tie the remaining lbs. Cd, plus per cent
interest. VIII be paid out o! Mrs. larneDS annual
Income, which, It was announced a'no'h'u u low
I'm recent statement regarding MrS' fHrhen ,
affairs Mr Hawkesley, her solicitor In reIay 10 me
official Receiver In bankruptcy. Who remarked 'ha'
the credit .r- would probably desire an eNptinauo'
If th. reason WHY Mrs. Parnehs share In th'
.,n ooo lsr by her aunt Mrs Wood. was represented
nv only go 600 said that the result OF htiSanoh
fine sum ~ sol go came to the debtor. s4o'oOV Oh
VIII had been paid to the trustees under ule settle
mont made on her marriage Win captain y SAea;;
=, >, 'Ir rest the Captain took half the Interest ana
Ms pnrnIl the Other hail The scheme ac,rpt'I ny
lnc court to- day was agreed ul"h ny uiJoii9 =" ,m
.riit.r, TN. Onloial Receiver Il acting as trustee
of Mis-, Parnells estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
rlr-vC; ,Dy AND THE ROTUsCHHDS.

ru!a.re,th. Jan. G.-The "rngarsche POST says
that the Government today signed an agreement with
the Rohsciiids 10y the trms Of which the latter Will
fake, AT 81 the sum Of $1,000 0C0 crowns worth OF
Der cent rnies that w be- issued to rcpnce the pres
chi papr ana silver certificates Oi The Hungarian hoy
trl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
MRS. LANGTRY RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

London jan. 6-Mrs. Langtry Is rapidly recovering
from her attack Of Illness She sun remains IN
her room at her home In Pont-st, Begrava, but sne
expects soon he able start trip on her yacht
White Lady, which she recently bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
rEJGIrM ASKS ABOUT FRENCH TRADE POLICY

EDLIITT VI NSNo HTVNI NT4tNNTI I'f''I0f1 0''' =
Er,ls,els Jan. G.-The Belgian Government has
asked France whether or not the rejection Of the pro
roscd commercial treaty with Switzerland, to winch
instrument the French Chamber OF Deputies recently
cuscd to consent, implies similar refusal on IN"
part of France to treat literally with Belgium Pe'u
ing reply from France, the Belgian Government Is
vigorously pushing commercial negotiations with olner
ElrOpenn countries and also With tile United otat's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
MINISTER PHELPS TO VISIT ALGIERs.

Berlin Jan. G.-Wniam Walter Phelps, the Uniteo
States Minister, will start FIR AGcrs to m)rrow foe
tho benefit Of his health. lie is suffering from Q
slight throat affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
An AUSTRIAN EDITORS HOUSE BLOWN UP.

Vienna, Jan. 6.-Grent excitement WINS caused to-day
In Neunklrchen a town In Lower Austria, by success
ful attempt 70 blow up the house Of the editor OF
Conservative paper published here. The explosive
used was gunpowdr, ana the hfrise WAS almost com
pletpy demolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
WILL NOT REDUCE NUMBER OF sAILINGs YET

Cologne, Jan. Cat meeting to-day OF me
North Atlantic steamship Association 1t was decided
20 postpone tho proposed reduction In the numher OF
trips To America by steam vessels Of the companies
belonging 70 the association. The reason Tor tihS
action is that the association has received advces
from Washington TO the effect that there IS no pros
poet Mt ibis tine Of the passage Of bill excluding
immigration greatly restricting immigration OF the
Kind chiefly carried by the North Atlantic steamship
lines. and that the opposition 10 exclusion or any
thing approaching II Is increasing, especially ahohs
the representatives. OF the western part OF the uhileu
states.
Tie New York agents OF the steamship companies
here said that they had not heard OF any such action
rs d, ported above and that they had not kiioMn
nm srcL Information had been cabled 20 Europe
from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
ENGLAND SENDING Az ENVOY TO MOROCCO

London Jan. G-In consequence OF The rather I'M
salts factory relations existing between England ana
Morocco IL has been decided to send II special envoy
on a temporary mission 20 Tangter. Colonel Sir West
RIdr.way Under secretary for Ireland has been Sc
lccca for the mission. and VIII receive six months
l,av,. of absence from his Irish post.