New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
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upcn and bimetallists have been weH-high eN-
cluded from the institute. For the moment .the
disclosure Is not discussed mucn III t,'e n lev"
papers but it cannot remain suppressed great
while longer
"Tbo Economist" referring to the decision OF the
| Finance Committee Of the United States senate
in regard to the arrangements Tor appointing
delegates to an international monetary confer
ence holds that the committees acloh y eidiiils-
+ " premature. The converting OF sucn confer
ence the paper SAYS, is prohiemAtcal. anu ~ y
doubtful whether President cleveland WIZ .nihh
il iudicidus to act upon the committees resolution
until nrnnosals for a conference assume some
thing like definite shape.
Friction between the Anglo-Arne nian Assocla-
ton and the Armenian Patrouc AssocIdtion ma ia;
arisen over the use Of the funds collected Tor the
purposes of agitation. These funds nave peeh
largely subscribed in England one oi the eilec's
OF the quarrel has been partial cessation oi
narrowing stories Of atrocities. ana Inv PuolIC
suspicion to the Scnuireness OF tHe pre- iou9
rprorts having increased the cash donations
have considerably lessened. Under TINS influence
| tho iharal press nave relaxed the severity OF
! their attacks upon the Porte. and even thc Con
| stantinople correspondent of THE Speaker mas
become silent. on the other hand. IL Is uh-
doubtedy true that the Radical osnuNlst IlI '
fessor Beesley, in assailing the anu uihsn as
| tation as being Influenced by species oi sec
tartan bgotry, Is getting the approval OF the hau-
zeal press. Professor Beeaey IN one OF ms st'trs
| saws. because the Turk is down ana without
| international friends 1t Is thought that ne may
| be kicked with impunity. because the iurk i
! Mahometan Christians think they oue"' W NC
| the kickers.
| The WESLEYAN Conference Committee on United
| Action of the Methodist Churches mas ueclueu W
| convene a council in London Of representatives OF
all the Methodist churches In Great britalh' Inc
| meeting will tend to a complete union oi u''e
Wesleyan churches.
The agreement between the Scotch oil COM
nanies and the Standard OH Company entered
| into last January, by when the price Oh so''u
parafIine was to be increased farthlng pound
in consideration OF the shutting on OF scotch
nop,netition with American petroleum. threatens
10 be broken. The Scotch operators, hhd'he tha'
the contract with the Standard on company was
practically deprvng them OF the trade OF 'he
Continent. an appeal has been maze 10 MI bcu-
ford. the Standards represemtauy', toI ,, ,s"
rangement OF the compact Pending hiouinSa-
ton however the Scotch companies Will aDlde
by the original agreement
A lockout OF employees in the Leicester IA SORES
,s imminent The trouble is due 10 reduction 81
wages made necessary by the inhnN oi Ahlerl-
can goods which are flooding England the
British manufacturers declare that their trade
,yiI he zone entirely unless the payment %: lower
wages enables them to meet IN" American
competition.
Mr. Maxwell. the publisher. husband 81 MISS
Braddon. the authorcss. Is dead
John Hollingshead the candidate for the post
Of Censor II PLAYS made vacant by ia" death ~
Mr. Piggott is looked upon 10y theatrical man
ayers and playwrlghts AZ rcual kah.y ialr ana
broad-minded man. and his caniidacy f"r I'd"
placa is supported by their combined infuenc'
Miss Birdie" Sutherland noted Galety
Theatre beauty Is engaged T. %" married -
Dudley Churchill MarjJrihants. eldest son "'
Lord Twoedmouih Tho young mans father IN
ssts upon having the marriage I"stp ned Tor Nv"
wears the prospective bridegroom beng "nly
twcnty-One years oi axe.