, 1881-09-11
Increased Activity in Stocks The
tsBears" in d Very Feyerisil
State.
Clara Louise Kellogg to Resume Her
Musical Labors on the 29th
Inst.
4 Convention to Be Held to Urge a
Revision Of the Tariff
Laws.
Four Million Dollars Of ' Irregular" Bonds. OF
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Issued.
EX-MINISTER WHITE.

he WILL RETURN TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tr,bu"s~
NEW IonK, Sept. l0-Tho Hon. Andrew D.
White, ex-aIinistcr to Germany, arrived In Ne"
York this afternoon. Heexpressed great satsfac-
ton ut getting home, saying that he should re-
turn to Cornell University and look utter its tn
tcrcsts. The Faculty would for the present re-
1nain the same, with tho exception that severni
engagements had been made by the speaker
while in Europe TO strengthen the corps OF pro-
fessors and lecturers. The historian Freeman
will deliver duriBg tho winter course OF tcn
lectures, which Mr. White thinks Will attract
great attention. Mr.. Herbert Futile, who mas
becn for some years the correspondent OF the
Loudou Standard in Vienna, and who IL Il pro-
found thinker upon political matters, Will come
over at Mr. Whites request to deliver series
Of lectures upon
TIE POLITICAL Present AND FUTURE OF
EUROPE.
Two Ancricuus-Mr. {. S. Adn1ls and Mr..
Charles Kendall Ada1us-will be added TO tho
Facuty-the first As Lecturer On History, aud
the other as Professor Of Political Economy,
upon which subject s1r. White will also lecture
Prof ]. Burkett Webb, Philadclpht:n, who
WIS for some years Professor of Applied Mathe-
na1ics ut Ann 1trbor, Mich, and who Tor the
last three or four years h1as been studying
Germany, will go to Cornell AS Professor OF APP
Piled Mathematics. MIR. White said that Tug con
NJ
ity, aud destined to make name h[uoltS tho
foremost mu:hcnHtcians Of the day. Conceru-
Ins
POLITICS IN GERMANY
Mt the time Of his departure, Mr.. White said
that he doubted strongly whether 1t WAS BIS
ul,trck's intention to grant Hny material con-
eessio,,s to ,he Clerical purity. He happened to
get it. by seeming to coneede what 1-,,l1y they
wanted. But, according to Mr: Whites
views, tho Cltrulnontane or Clerical purity
will discover thnt their gains have been small
and temporary. lie believes that bismarck hus
resolved upon war with tho.n to the end, Mr.
White wits asked whit the view tnken by
Americans III Ficnnn OF the CUructl Bontl1g
Club scandal, aud replied that ht WAS
INCLINED 70 DOUBT THE CHARGES AGAINST
Sl[[SkEL,
and would have to get very much stronger evil
tsc1lcc upon the matter than any he had seen be.
tore colltlemntnE tho 1nAu. H0 remembered
him at Cornell rs Il rather rough and unpublished
nuIl, but outspokeu, and taking much inter-
est in all athletic matters lie could not
for Il few hundred dollars byn n,ln vino passed
four years In Cornell University without being
suspected OF moral crn0kcdncsH \ committee
ot the Cornell alumni met llr. White OIL tho
boat this morning for the purpose OF inviting
him to
4 DINNER IN HIS l1nNol:
this evening at Dclmonicos. Mr. White thanked
dinner i'll the present condition of the president.
He would be happy TO return lu New York for
the purpose OF meeting tho New YORK anu
brooklyn alumni Of the university at dinner ~
order TO lay before them complete '.ecount OF
his future plnns with regard to tho management
OF Cornell University. Ks the university year
will begin next week. Mr.. White will return to
Ithaca On Monday.