New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02

trS~fls OF an EN- InItrs0 ana uEodu-iHh''''
his responsibilities. Thus he has JUST promu'Ra'eu
4 ukase prohibiting. under severe penalties o.!
form OF labor on sunday or on me aIendar
This practically assures the ahorng population
siAy-six eeal days OF res: in the year Cnaic gu ~
not lSrmied under any circumstances 10 work NOR
Than eigh hours A day. Will eleven hours are
hcnccforth 20 constitute the maximum work'ng u"S
OF gown men. on Saturday the working DAY J.
Limited TO ten hours
HUssIA'S RAILROAD TO THE ADRIATlcr-I
has jest become known that Russia Is du!euF ~"
gagged in he construction Of slrategic ra'roaG' o.
which the northern terminus l. in EessaTdoia' "t''
the southern end Of the lire Is at Antiyari. 'h'
Mouteneern por; on the Adriatic. on leaving KuS-
sia the line, which Is being bull! by nc Mus Coz,
uovSinhleni iiss.i traverse the kniioh, o befof
Ant!vari being ~ Cettinje, the capital Of Mo""
negro.
RUDINI CONCILIATING THE VATICAN
quietly and without any fuss the Italian Pfl'n'
Minister the Marquis 81 Isudni. has Informed no
ecclesiastical authorities that. providing they "d'D
I'll" local police commis-ar.es beforehand no W.
thor objection will BE- offered to their resun'''-
religious professions along the streets and publ
;horoughfares. which nave been strictly forn'drn
since $50 The clergy have been quick to ava
themselves OF this act of tolerance and rehSl2u.
PROFESSIONS through the streets are no" Inc otu''
cities and villages OF the kingdom, the peop''
mGnifestlLg the utmost reverence and COCA ne
Rudini has achieved a brilliant stroke Of polly
Not only has he given 50 great an evidence oil -9ou
certain degree Of o5iieat.in TO The Government
but he has proved to people throughout he cVIlz
OF hostility or Of persecrtiof in Connection with
the Church. bur that The Church, on the contrary
EXPULSION OF JEWS FROM PRUSSIA
While car Nicholas has put stop to most OF
the persecution of the Jews especially In CON
nectlon with their wholesale expulsion from Russia
which constituted so sombre feature of his Ia
Tiers reign. Emperor William is following IN"
example Of the late Alexander II! IN the matur
The expulsion Of Jews from he eastern provinces
Of Prussia Is being enforced by the kaisers com
mands with the most p.tl!ess severity. and wel-to
do citizens. merchants. manufacturers ana iaiiu.
apparent cause legal process. but only by virtue
of the Emperors decree.
A QUEER SORT OF JUBILEE GIFT.-so much
enthusiasm has heen excited in Great Britain by the
promise which Sir Gordon Sprigg. the successor OF
Cecil Rhodes as Prime Minister at the Cape. made
TO the English Admiralty Of 100000 battle-ship
As Jubilee gift from the Cape Colony 20 the
mother country that ii IS somewhat disappointing
earn from South Africa that Sir Gordon had no
authority or power 10 make any such offer Or prom
ise and that ii would be quite impossible for the
Cape Government and Colony TO bear tho expense
with the native revolt the rnderpes, and falling
railroad revenue the next budget Of the Colony VIII
GeIfif
cult TO see how the s. OOO0 required for the battle
ship is To be raised The Cape Government has in
DO to FUN the pledge OF its too enthusiastic Premier
900 If the Admiralty will Itself borrow the S7oN-
O)) with which 10 build the ironc!ad.
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES IN AUGUST.
brussels is AT present the scene Of an iniernaona!
congress Of drummors France. Germany Austria
and Italy being particularly strongly represented
I,,tb 1fzff, frna
hospitality. owing to the fact that in the Od World
the various organizations OF commercial travellers
constitute, very important means Of political prop
thereof than Gambetta who owed much OF bis
power and success in political NE as Wen as ms
present month tho twelfth International congress o.:
mdcne VII akf poTe iydSS fnq u +
and ViIchow will read interesting papers. There
will also be an International statistical congress
held at ST. Petersburg under the auspices of the
Imperial Government at the end OF this month.
NEW GENERALIssIMO OF FRANCE.-Tt Is off,
cially announced Paris that General Saussier.
who for many years has held the office Of Mill
tary Governor OF Paris, and who is the ranking
general on the active list Of the French Army, will
retire on December 81. General lamont who Is
recognized by the Foreign War departments as
the ceveresi and most capable OF all French COM
ma ,fo-s viii Then become the senior general with
the assurance OF appointment as Commander-n
will be nominated Military Governor Of the me-
ropolis.
MUNICH's MOST FAMOUS LANDMARK GONE.
American tourists who visit Munich will look in
vain FOR the venerable and hoary Hoffbrauhaus. the
ancient temple and headquarters Of Gambrnus
and the great beer conservatorium OF the Teutonic
race In its place stands vast and luxurious hall.
bright. airy and comfortable but without the flavor
OF antiquity The rebuilding Of the Bavarian state
brewery was long and carefully discussed by the
Recent and his Ministers before they entered on
= no o. ler executed
with great artistic skill by Ferdinand Wagner, the
wel-known historical painter.
TAKING ROCKS FROM THE RHINE.-The
navigation of the Rhine is undergoing a good deal
Of change. The immense ridges Of rock between
Bingen and ST Goar. which were not only danger
GUS but also constituted IN me dry season an "a
solute hincrance 10 NAVIGATION. are belnG remove"
by means OF dynarlite Something Ike hall MIL,
ion cubic yards Of rocks have already been disposed
Of and II is expected that within snort tme tHr
entire ridge. rather series OF ridges upon when
so many boats have been wrecked. VIII disappear.
CHINAs SOUTHERN RAILROAD.-It Is to
Belgian syndicate. under the cloak Of which Ger
man capitalists are believed to be concealed that
the Picking Government has accorded the conces-
sion for the construction OF the railroad IN tne
IS to finished in 1903 and although Il VIII remain
god 10 the syndicate security for the loan
Of 100000 which the former has uneer oo 10
IS completed II Is to be managed and run exc!u-
sivey by Chinese officials.
ZCLULAND TO Observation-Disclosures the re-
suits achieved by the conferences between Joseph
Chamberlain and the Colonial Premlers which have
constituted 50 important feature Of the Jubilee
festivities in London. has heon the Advancement ioI
the immediate Incorporation OF Zuluiand ana
Tongaland in the self-govcrninS colony OF Natal
This will have the effect OF almost doubling inc
size Of Natal.
BADLY Hurt BY HORSECAR.
Az UNKNOWN MAN Run OVER 1T LEXINGTON