New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24

some venerable cid man wh0 mas never ieu naPpy MO
since Museum burnt, returned from the sleep
of twenty years to something unnatural deformed
or monstrous But when the reserve seats In the long,
low rooted hot little theatre had all been filled there
wall like Herod's executioners staying the thou-
sand nnocens the ruturo generation OF metropolitan
Americans bred such serial and rObber literature as
the laws encourage rushed the 10 cent seats They
Ike gutter bursvby rain. flowing In and over
the chairs and coagulatng and screaming in puddles
and torrents. YOnder big boy has hit slap
cruel In sound and effect upon tho face
OF the Hitler boy with crying, COW
ardY face, who paid the ingratc's way In. Yonder
little negro girl hardly fifteen years old, bat carrying
baby that is barely born, il pushed and hustled by
dozen white varles around her. and you hear the
infants wall above those piping The usher wi III
pole taps heads here aud there. Hush the heroes
appear
Are these the assassns James the Nmrol OF
bis times First comes slilc, kollow-chceked skull
and bones OF man, about twenty-five years Old
dressed with The occasional elegance OF Journey
man shoemaker beau IN country village, in
high hut wclhtng clothes and large fancy ready
made CATERS He glides with head low, like q snake
creeping to a sect upon PLATFORM and his restless
eyes, expecting his Nemesis to come, dart with
schy light, Ike begging yet ready to KILL around
the audience and then to the floor. while bringing
uneasy aablty extends to his high cbeek-ooncs that
almost dseced out OF his shrunken, saCw. death
ike chops man to fear from animal nature aud
animal necessities. and obsedrousness and reck essness.
one misplaced everywhere except behind your back and
there hyena ready TO spring lightly and silently. This
the consumptiye neighDor OF Jesse James. his
nsteror and final follower and companion in this
life, and James did not trust him. but had to live with
one even though fearing him to be this mOccasn
snake y third man needed, and Ford nominated
his young boy brother.
Next the brother sided ill., TO the platform a betterook
young man, the formerly called the "Jskey"
when hreengtues to fights but not to fires He was
trinity yet stOu.y made witt broad strong back. agile
legs rather coarse Jaw, frightened and youthful look
aud little OF the sneakng son o. blacknes5 his elder
seemed, though FEW Of human experience wOu.d trust
his eye, modest and maidenke a. Ia for he
only twenty wears old yet he fired the bullet that
killed the ruiian. little Of the noytiate pr'zet shter
il in th- youths sparrng smiling, wary head ana face
The elder and cOn-mpve brother had been three FEARS
robbns with james, the younger was still the better
wildcat; both boys the Of a sunday school
superintendent the James boys the sons OF
minister. The great robbar died in the genial act Of
ousiug ladys portrait. and while he faced the elder
Ford the younger dropped him from a chair
A great scale manufacturer told me that within few
miles Of each other Vermont began and were main
tanned the two platform-scae works which lead the
world aud that 30 600 turned out last year by one
concern. and 1000 by the other sad |: How Ions
viii "a scale last /" TIL 1t rusts E. " What makes il
on which it balances at corrodes and i'd nicery is
gone TIL we take st mp and it," Well, them Justice
has pair OF scales but she stands on the ground and
we need not despair goes wrong. being in the
earth send der back the factory occasionally, and
borrow another platform IT,. she gets regulated!
The late Lord Cochraue Earl Dundonald, at the Of
thrtyuue beinga friend o George Prince Of Wales and
member Of Parliament and "a gallant roInder thought
His would justify little forgery he dressed
COME crate up an Idede camp and had him land III
a Dover. and report that Napoleon was dead.
TIE dummy disappeared from human view I'm Cochrancs
house; up funds, and Cochrane's uncle male
fortune upon the forgery. But mark the sequel! COch.
rane though a veteran Of hundred battles, WAS con
denued 10 pay fine Of $1,000, to 20 to prison for
twelve months, and TO stand hour in the piory be-
fore the Royal Exchange. AMI wac expelled from Paria
uent and tho company Of gentlemen For eighteen years
This interesting work recommended TO steve French
and his " uncle
"who's nominated, Jclgal" sail the old Democrat a.
a. saw his deegate returning from the Baltimore con
vcntIon in 1944 ." Polk and Dallas" why it'll sweep
the country" exclaimed the Old Democrat Hurrahl
hurrah' Jedge what did you say the name Of That first
teller Wasl'
"Ceve'and seems a jocose nomination." said ex-
Mayor Of Newly to yesterday, but it u Just the
kind of nomination make Republican srayat-homes
very prominent and aggressive Democrat would have
instantly autagonizd the Old liberty snorers but here
j. MAN who could he gentle and eyanescent rebuke
70 things good many Republicans 90 not Ike ana VINO
is On mo- danger OF being presidential quantity so No.
followers OF any other Democratic candidate need De
alarmed about him Against MN ' t' 7'roHS woe 0uus'
roger p'"'' TWO J'~Is ago. o'' '"'' wa "''"5 d
poll ical vote men vote for Judges pretty much a.
they DO amendments 10 the state Constitution, as
graceful ana expensive Tire labor j. going
10 be for Foger 10 separate himself Arthur and
prove himself TO be a separate entity"
very sick when he slipped up rapidly as the fayore
OF the convention, and they were heard to ask /