New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-Advices from Constantinople are
that a serious revolt against the sultan Is
threatened - The British police believe that
they have captured all the leaders in the al
legged dynamite conspiracy. -- Mr.. Gladstone
has promised 10 speak at an anti-Sultan meet
ing - Lieutenant Pearys chances OF sue
cess in Greenland are believed to be small. owing
to the heavy ice foes prevailing south Of Davis
Strait.
DOMESTIC-Major Mckinley addressed
delegation of farmers from Somerset County,
PENNSYLVANIA, and the Grand Army posts Of
Stark County, Ohio =-== Late returns from
Maine place the Republican plurality at about
$4,000 = Official returns from Arkansas re-
duoe the Democratic plurality to less than o.
900 49, Senator Hill to be in control
Of the Democratic State Convention at Buffalo;
his candidate for Governor is John Boyd
Thacher: for State chairman. Elliot Danforth.
and for National Committeeman. Frank Camp
bell.
CITY AND SUBCRBAN.-Sound Money
Democrats held large rally In the Athenaeuri.
BROOKLYN. at which Charles j. Patterson. Perry
Belmont and William d. Bynum spoke. -
Sound Money men have been greatly encouraged
by the result Of the Maine election. - Core
spondence between the Evangelical Alliance
and the Sublime Porte with reference to the Ar
menian massacres was made public. =-= Win
ners at Gravesend Swamp Angel. Belnar.
Harry Reed Tom Cromwell Set Fast. Brandy
wine 80 The autumn sweepstakes race OF the
New-York Yacht Club was sailed in light wind
and some Of the vessels were outside Sandy
Hook at dusk 60 The Australian cricket
team arrived in the NewYork TO begin their
American tour == Stocks were sold down by
traders for future profits.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day Fair
and cooler The temperature yesterday: High
est 70 degrees lowest, 20: average, Az
4fd time Of increasing sales a nersdedIer or
train bog sometimes runs short OF, SUFFICIENT
SIMPLY Of The Tribune. Readers Arrays confer
a fdror By reporting such cases TO the business
Offoo of The Tribune. No. 10 Ndssdnst.
The Tribune is tie original Mckinley and
Hobart paper. and the Leading one. For me oesf
nr,rs and the most nc,cs, political and Othcrwise
order The Tribune. ;.
IL is conceded by contemporaries Mdt ne as
pldu of Ne,r-Jersey. Brooklyn and UesfcheSfer
County ne,cs in Tie Tribune is rithom an fqtal
IN the metropohtan press; and; as Me specidt
city and mail editions ofThe Tribune. suburban
residcnfs car, chjie tareihng, depend MON The
Tribune absolutely tor their nome ne~s
Complete returns from Maine are not yet at
hand but tine figures far they have been
received indicate that the reports printed yes
terday were very close TO the facts. and that the
plurality Tor SOUND Money VIII De CLOSE 10
10000 The meaning OF a victory Of such I'M
precedented proportions cannot be msunders God
or bellttled. 1t Is significant Of much" 10 use
the phrase of Thomas Carlyle.
In the light of yesterdays developments. there
is at least a possibility thar the Buffalo Conven
ton will not be quite the tame affair that has
been looked for Notwithstanding HIS decision
10 stay away, it appears that he is trying 10 run
the Convention and has made up slate. by and
with the advice and consent Of the chairman
of the Popocratc National Committee. Whether
This slate will be put through Is the Interesting
question that only the event can determine. The
situation Is peculiar, TO say the least The only
certainty is that the Convention will be an out
and-out silver gathering; but where Hill stands
on the silver question nobody knows and be
himself Is apparently trying to find out.
There can be no question that the DrySoods
District is powerfully stirred. politically. this
year. second series Of daily meetings was
started In that region yesterday with as marked
enthusiasm az was seen AT the gathering Of COM
mercia travellers "A week ago. The Wholesale
Drygoods Republican Association means 10 be
something more than a name. II has begun its
praise and has only 10 keep on In the same way