New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-10

Consequently notice s given 20 Europe thal "hoo'' "
in distress and everyone that Is In debt ana
that IA discoutened may come to this cave Oh huul."n'
gnprng America and repanish purse and character
The American receipts gave Bernhardt huSo"nu ""N
the husband immediate family
We often wonder where all the Old gunboat captains
who fought uuler F0otc. Ellet and faiiagut Oh 'Ho
Mississippi River well! here II one-D T. Sh''ig
He (, said hy ST. Louis people to have acquired TWO nm
ions OF dollars since the He came 10 Ne"-loiN
moor irish saorboy bcsse tho mast and slept III tne
street Gentle as well brave taking to bis auop,ou
country with no reservations puolicsPrited IA Doiu
s,nIu he fought through tho rs gnnooat captain
and reared for st. Louis all her elevators she beng ten
far behind the century. by maintaining higher rate
somewhat for grain Chicago ho drew grain rom al
fields and since other parties have got control OF the eo
votors IL is said that heir stocks have fallen on 20 per
cent and that Chicago draws grain from within lorV
miles of St. Louis Captain slattery Is making another
fortune in the steam and car brake business
The IGNORING OF any bill against Mr.. John Cockeri ny
the Grand Jury Of st. last Tuesday Is In accordance
| with sober second Thought there. A comparative
stranger In that city bright and popular albeit antue
neppery IL occurred u Mr. Sayback, whose name Is
the story OF his fate. take the stranger In hand ihs
latter loud aggressive" indivdual,-a word hshy pop
uar In the hemp country,-had been putting MS voice.
forcfngcr and into every species OF tng thht
| could possibly concern anybody Two or three OF MS
Kind would break mp the comfort Of any place on the
globe His blood grievance against the new arrival WIS
not being mentioned often enough IN MS newspaper
Then he "dcnounccd "-anotbe- grand and significant
word in shooting communities. llo had partner the
inoGensiye and ewe-ike Broadhead the same to whom
Frank Blair once addressed CORY letter, saying hht III
n certain event Blair would make war on the hemi-
snhcre md this letter tried poor Mr. Br0adhead
as n bad boy scarcs his little sister with hdeous mask
His cptaph will be- "The Broadhcad letter was writ on
| 10 him"
Jocob Juyena OF New York City, has gone to Chicago
IN orconize the Northwestern collecting department OF
! Dun & Co.. the mercantile agents He Is descendant
nm one side of Anthony Bcnezet founder OF the frat anti
slavery society in the world, Mt Philadelphia and OF the
Latin poet JuveDal the other. 1t Is said, MS grand
! father having cmigrated from Italy
At Chicago the great congregation Dr. Swing, late
! Presbyterian draws in the Music Hall Is not less
charmed by the Greeksh chiseng OF the orators sen
fences and his noble plane Of thought than by the sbe
and sympathetic OF the powerful organ above his
head which seems to the tender OF the old He
brew heavens the wandering priest who has staycd
en- far from Judahs walks. climbed To the or
gan loft after in the spirit Of him VINO wouu
drag Echo forth from the rock and there found te
wife of an editorial writer Mrs. Runnon. doing ManS
| AS well as Sinais part
The most novel feature Of Chicago now Is the capie
street cars Which rua trains with passenger car
engine over narrow assure in the middle of the track
made I'm n plate OF iron. and In that the locomotive
clcnchcs the swift flying cable which stationary engine
| somewhere keeps in motion. Meantime an automatic
bell is dingng loud. Yet number OF deaths nave re-
shifted from this system, people being frequently run
over and 1t would appear that the speed too great Tor
surface road.
The new Drcxe fountain I'm South Park, Chicago was
covered when It, Strange subject for park foun-
tan the portrait OF banker Of distant city, having
had no known connection with the place where he 10
ornament THIS Mr. Drexel was either IIoander or Ger
nan-thc name sounds like the Tcxel water OF Amser
dain-and was portrait painter who made the tour OF
| suanisb America taking the faces Of the Dons and
| udalgos and charging well aud with the saving he
started brokng and aftcrward banking and left highly
respectable whom Is the continental American
s,amn Near their original house in Philadelphia Whar-
ton Barker son il is said, Of the great JACOB brAer
/ coupounds at once finance and REFORM
Henry wilson once said TO me OF both Conkling ana
Fcuton: They smart men in their way nut you VIII
not nnd their in tho archives OF the country
among public acts, in laws progress and the trans
forming Of this provincial to free national so
ci,ty like the two Vermont Senators, Edmunds and
Morrill, who make the best delegation of our period
in the Senate"
The leading criminal lawyer in the Western states is
Cborles n Johnson Of St. Louis formerly Lieutenant
Goverpor OF illinois, and now In the Legislature at Jeier-
son CITY His father Philadelphia, afterwarl OF
! Pit.burg and his mother from old French kas-
kaska the baristcr having been born at Lebanon III
| uois about 1856 lie one of the brilliant young
men whom Frank Blair PIT upon the stump for the Free
Soil Democracy about 1871 and Is tall, slender with
lu legal face md great responsibility of address
Making human nature, particularly in It's ALTERATIONS
close study he is equally clear at tracing CUNT through
IT'S devices aud finding the secret prejudlces OF jury
and as the state prosecutor searching ana LOFTY In
tone os ne is impressive and eloquent for the defence
lie s the leading counsel for Frank James the brgad
In the Legislature he broke up legaized prostitution IN
st. Louis.
Shelby Cuom. the Governor Of Illinois and probable
pcnubican candidate for Senator, is tall, somewhat
ncolu-hke man. wary consilcratc, wise, careful, who
hos made such an acceptable Governor for two long
terms that the Republican column remains unhroken III
te midst of disasters elsewhere Logan, also. Is wsel
and more discreet than lac gets outer credit Io ana
III aontry is so wholly established that ne takes with
him a physical weight hardly appreciated In an Eastern
society but which the touchsonc of the West in oui
,.eors of extremity when to die in fight was young
mans highest use lie remains the last great corps
commander of the Wett
rrccret 70 say that I found General Grant in very
o,orfcd favor In the Western country The ul-advlSed
tt,rp 10 run him for President again and the excited
mart he took in tanning tle anger OF Conklng after
Grant was supposed he finally retired have eit MOI
among the politicians hut the people sentiment OF Py
,orse for retired Chief Magistrate TO bear than the
49,, y, mora faction IL is n sentiment that he never
rose TO the comprehension OF his powerful honors' Du
,,oL n selfish view of his deserts and his Office, ono
uy PLAYED the part of led rather than the leader
and generally was led wrong. His mixing Ia the fl'
obn Porter case continues tho impression that lie can
not take his hands off, and may be sounding the opposite
Marty for a later consideration
snnose Grants factors had possessed the long fore
scbt 70 keep him quiet the period of two Admins
.in. ,in tbe wear OF wears had naturally weakened