The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-20

ordinance Of which he speaks appcnrs to hc
clearly In conflict with one OF the fundamental
provisions Of the Constitution.
The new WINTER water gas enterprise
seems to be regarded by those engaged in ex
permenting for it with the same immense con
hdence ~ was lately cherished with respect to
the kEEIN motor. The rumor is that the prin
cipal capitalist Of this novel undertaking is not
MIR. JoRDAS l.. MORT but Mr.. CHARLES +.
WoEmsHorER. the wealthy banker. who is n
son-in-law Of Mr.. OSWALD OTrENDoRrER Of
the Stats ZeituR0. Morn is a wary old trapper.
and loves a Joke better than his dinner.
Eaters Of meat will find food for reflection
in the report OF tho Cattle Inspector at Buffalo
for the month of February. which was handed
in to the Common Council Of that city on Mon
day last From the Inspectors return it APP
pears that Of the animals arriving in Buffalo.
many them en- route for New York. .077 were
dead. and .l40 were crippled. The Inspector. in
conversation with reporter said that the
manner In which the stock comes In is n shame
and an outrage. II is carried from Chicago to
Buffalo without n rest. or anything to cat or
drink by the way; and. what is worse, many Of
the poor animals are left in the yards for three
hours without being watcred or fed. and are
then reloaded and shipped to New York.
The Buffalo Sunday Mars comments on tho
fcvcrish and unwholcsome condition Of some
Of the cheap meat brought TO Buffalo. In what
condition must it be- when il reaches this city.
after another fcverish ride OF four hundred
and fifty mcsf This is matter 10 be looked
INTO and reported upon 10y the Board Of Health.
In the Senate. yesterday. STANLEY MAT
1Hrvs reported Texas and southern Pacific
Railroad bills. MORGAN OF Alabama made
speech on the Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund
bill. and there wa further and somewhat heat
cd discussion of GAEL SEIZURES so-called tim
her policy. in the course of which DAWES criu-
cisod EfriDY SAiHiNT's manners. and having
been accused hy BfAiSE Of being an ArtMl
Doll,er. retortod that BLAINE was another. Be
yond the development of a good deal II per-
sonai aIfd sectional feeling no result was
reached.
Ia the House the reports in DoorkHcpcr
Io1Ks ca~e were submitted also q Pension
h.l calling for over i4l.Oopupp Some II thc
: natn'- amendments to The West l-ht bill
were non-oon. urr'i in. and tlera is to be- "a
roinn.itto' of conference. Other business ha,-
ing .rnn disposed of the General Deficiency
hil was taken w and dis 'u~scd until the all
Iourumcnt
There l. no nonsense in the way the Han
oyer authorit's treat rioting college boys
Altrr last wcek'- fight they promptly arrested
five stud euis. and hcll them Tor the Grand Jury.
aud yesterday i've moro were sent To- Jail. The
faculty. too. are awake to the Importance ~
stopping this ruillnism. as has been ovinoc1
ia the expulsion or suspension Of the guilty
ones. The example is q good one for other
town and college authorities.
The Democrats in the Assembly made
| o. no. "a .ff Int mol.
against the ALyoHD appou.onment Tho
-ham'l IS gorrynHuAerlng was pushed along
~ on Salts bidding. and the hin pass u
it, third reading. once. indie ID. when IA" leader
| prov - tp take a member of Assembly from
| Suffolk AMI add ono ~ Hr'ono county.
M'--r-. SKINNER and GILBERT vutcl with
tho Democrats. and defeated tho propo- .fiou
but on AN other questions these solfproclaimcl
reforncrs oheycd ALvonp dirtaton.
CLUBS are usually tunps with The iurio-
IN tho criminal courts. They wora trumIs yc--
toriay when Jury acquitted Police Onir'r
| rRrpEmcR MINK. who had boon held 10y a
| Police Ju-ti.c To- answer for clubbing a prisoner
! in James street The desire 10 sustain the
| police IS officers Of ihn law + commcndall e.
and undoubtedly the Oak street police are sorc-
| iy tried by the gangs that inlest the region in
which the clubbing was done: but should an
officer he applaudcd for clubbing his prisoner
| e. the door OF death,
-
The removal If Mr. SIMMONS. the efficient
| Collector II the Port of Boston. and the rctcn-
| ton Of TuoM,- c. ANDERSON. the sentenced
f.lon. ms Deputy Collector If tho Port Of New
Orleans. are according 10 llAYEs's civil scryic,
--
HAYES x young man, ROGIHS, il about tC
write a troatiso on tho probable moral effects OF
| the uropalation Of the tea plant in this country
| Sunday schools can procure advance copies.
The trustees OF the college oi hlgh salaries
| and n high sounding name voted. yesterday. i'
make known 10 the Legislator" their notion
that the college shall o 80 far popuarIzed ~ I,
be open To- all deserving boys, whatever that
may mean.
l'N'7 deputy HHeI'l' N"'7' ""'.' - w v
| mentioned IN thn narrative pVNllNl'u IN lu'