New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-07
GENERA NOTES.
party have lett Turin for DUOu and Paris

The article in THE TRIBUNE few days ago.
on drectorymakng calls forth from some Of the can
yassersustratiOns the absurd replies which are made
by residents to the inquiries prOpounded under Mr
Trow's direction. One Of them writes 70 THE TRIBUNE
al asked woman in tenement near sixtetl-st' mo
replied, He keeps cow and sells oil Whether the
COW gives oil or milk Is not stated
The new theatre at Stafford -On-AvOn Is
making rapid progress, and the foundations are being
laid for the new Museum, Library and Picture Gallery
all to be devoted to sbakespearean objects Henry
Graves the art publisher of Pall:man has announced
Of a shOkespearean character TO this gallery: Ine
stained glass window gYsp 6y inc A Am seS
Ages Of Man is row nearly completed IT Is IN me
the spot where The remains OF the poet lie.
John MOrrissey may have had his faults, but
when be went Congress he did not have the presump
ton TO suppose that be the best man for vacancy
on the Committee of Ways and Means. Mr.. Colfax,
DIR. Rlmsde!l relates the incident, appreciated the
cigars. he SAID in very apologize tone: "Wel' Mr.
MorrissPy should be glad 10 obge in regard 10
the committees you will understand that there
great many old members aud all tue best places be
you" Wcll, Nj. Speaker, an pretty particular, but
win at any rate tell you what want II there Is
committee that has committee rOOn never has any
business sent to 1t and never meets should like TO De
put on the tail end Of that committee How does II
strike yOui" You relieve me wonderfully, Mr.. Nor
rissey win put you on the Committee Of Revolution
tude shook hands and separated
Mr.. Mavericks recent letter setting forth
the close utilization Socialism with the rades-uLiOas
IN the United States has attracted wide attention, and
called sober comments from very large number Of
exchanges The american architect is convinced that
while the dOins OF the Socialists have impressed
him with an exaggerated sense Of their importance,
nevertheless his prominent idea that the leaders
Struggling hard and successfully To identity the wOra-
ngmen OF the country with themselves Is true, and the
movement Is mueh more important tlan is commonly
realized. The effort Of the Socialists to turn all the
labor movements TO their uses, and 10 make cats
paws OF The radesuniOns everywhere is too marked 10
be overlooked II one pays any heed to it, The cOnnec-
ton Is not 80 visible nor the Communist element 80 ac-
tive, IN The Eastelnces, where society better poised
put in the Middle states and al the West, as far San
ishng suddenness which railroad riots last
Summer beginning In the strike OF trades-union OF
great pretensOn 70 responsibility the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers spread into great
anSo , gPTsnG HG a N, only military force Sona
influence, its confidence, and lis efficiency The real
II the gradual decentralization Of the working classes.
their growing discomfort with work, and unwllnness
20 identify themselves with the communities in winch
they i've This Is condition which it is the essential
whether or not ii leads to political or social con yusons
tends directly TO the disorder and degradation Oi al
dustIies
The COmmunistic leaders of the Working
Francisco have fallen out. At a meeting OF
the state Central Committee OF the WOrkngmens party
held ten days ago, AgitatOr Knight declared that he
wouId not he gagged. and maze furious attack upon
AdtatOr Kearney. That rrepressble champion of the
oppressed replied in this wise The idea Of calling
ignorant mau can build rig and navigate ship,
and have rcGd history since Was twelve years old.
learned grammar and can't write newspaper ar
tce, al ways got somebody 10 do for | amt
gIGum9.jcai. Knight was left out OF Tie open Letter
beans Ac editor OF that scurriOus sheet The
JOslY GicHL Last evening Knight SAID he joined The
p2rty Tor rHOilmeHts." That Is a e" responded
Knight augrIy. Don't tell stories about me-" Kcar-
new eaiad. II Is So" Knight advancing and shaK
luz his Il ~ Don't tell faschOOds. Disorder and con
fusicn.l what dd say was that when / entered the
movement dn so for its good but II II wanted 10 give
u emDlU HcutS--" Kcarnty-" Tan't ID. More dis
order KGight has been 20 the country and thinks
he "a big man. but he'll ind can pull him down
Ia Oice lrO'u cT6ely ant employs Chinese
Peter DduaGue. knew IL months and asked him II
DC was trying 10 break up the movement that DOna
ue could gct cheap gas. Now he n at the head OF The
I05OF CGi0A, the rev paper and Will swear 10 God
that as long rs Kearney raise his voice lie will XIII
liar paper and the that run ~. There Is not
al The Iad OF this party in san Francisco that would
vote for AID II they have not got any more stability
dies tie better they got the brazen audacty
that have 20 push themselves forward II / cannot
get votes Eill lead men down 60 the Pacific Mail Dock
some day when steamer is coming in. and blow them
lAc you have been Cesar long enough and II must be
stopped Then KeaCney took you, Knight, into
The movement from The JONy Giant because you could
write despite the prOtestatlOns OF my friends made
hnghL lie was begging for bread" knight" IL Is
le-a Id he Nobody ever saw poorer dressed
than am low, or begging for bread stormy scene
Saon ehsucd during which Knight shook his fist In
Nearney's face calling HIM liar about twenty times,
ao1 IN slStlng that he never begged and that it
nao faI school These are The turbulent fools who
would ieOrganize American society
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