New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12

night friends 10 me. " would rHther "O''' 49,
than his old associates"
About twelve years ago Mr. Conlliug kicked news
paper down the aisle OF -he Senate 1t was HE Nh"
YORK TRIBUNE Major Ben Poorc told me u was wy
fine movement Of his foot. Now methihkS ina. UP
laid him on the descriptive feature of himself ana 'no
back hair has been separated from the toiSo' p"' "
was the great effort of his liio
IT used to be said Of Frank Blair and Graft bro"n
striving to get mantle Of Senator Bentoh hhl l's
| were much TO know which was IT, iH
Is the dilemma following the victory. IL pre''p
ates half dozen or more Presidential candidates
into tbc orena The old candidates are getting ready
With new set of Resolutions Of 9s. providing that the
West will not support any Eastern men, and this hrenhs
the legs OF Butler Cleveland and Patson with the same
| stone
CrreI irony that defeats Montgomery Blair and elects
| Tom Orhiltrco But Tom Is presumed by many OF MS
constituents TO be the late racehorse of that name lie
ran on the River and Harb0r bill alone Gchuoine"'
said he passed ~ The whole disorder Is dne 10 me-
will mt two inches more OF water on the Galveston
bar" Every bar Galveston at once TOOK Whter' unu
the same bill that billed many elected The Ochree'
Now that The Ochiltrce IS n member OF Congress he
will probably suppress Chamberlanes There was ul'io
passage at arms between Ochiltree and Chamberlain
before the Hoffman House one night Ochltree has
fact that the party of second part has opened care
In Fernando woods old house short cards I'm the upper
story psalms every Sabbath in the front vestbulc
James Richmond said to me of james Belden, the
root man of Syracuse and Of our Windsor; You
| emit get away with man who makes memorandum
f every cent OF his expenditures prospective as well as
current and lives up to II by an iron RUE VINO never
smokes nor tipples rides except In an omnibus or
chr and has as clear ideas about making money as
spending it,"
HAYWARD Hutchinson, the lessee OF the fur seal
islands has slight stroke Of paralysis and lost
nearly the use OF eye have his wife and his partner
also the partner having been shot through the eye on
the battlefield This lease Of the fur islands has been
one Of the operations undertaken, and officers
who have visited there say the contract has saved tho
seals from determination. Yet in the worlds market
the robes have risen wonderfully.
In 1925 the Eric Canal formally opened; it then
carried boat through with ninety barrels OF flour
now 900 barrels the regular cargo The late amend
ments virtually make the Hudson River flow out Of
Lake Erie free channel TO the ATLANTIC. Next viii
arise n discussion whether It shall be Government or
ONLY State agency. The amendments may be consid-
cred the last important act I'm the problem OF transpora
ton closing physical period Of the Republican party
When that party into power in 1861 there was not
a bridge over the Hudson River. on the Ohio
below
4 party occupied with mammoth physical works such
war; recon. ruction finance and building may be par
doned for losing Of its spiritual life in the
wecning desire complete the skeleton Of the land
II took America nearly savage and leaves better than
Europe.
The Erie Canal has been point to some 81 Our
railroad magnates heard one of them say six years
ago that it ought Ye filed up. At later date the
idea seriously advocated Of making railroad on the
tow path Last week heard railroad agents say that
Judge Robertson ought to be turned out of his Collector
ship Immediately after election FOR having resisted the
use of his name by steve French and knew this to De
I'm revenge for Robertson having raised the storm that
defeated Folscr and brought Legislature the econom-
cal inents of which not clear. There are people
whose interest it always is to have legislative body
unpurchasahlc. but this Is short sighted well as
patriotic The Pennsylvania Railroad frightened away
from Harrisburg by the Kcmble convictions has
found necessity incur expenses there since while
there live would have been President but fol
the temptation off 1.-THE railroad lobby, ever seeking to
draw some unsmirchcd influence within the limits OF the
golden flame We must not blame our times If they
change radically ns by a wacrspout when would not
| let them change regularly like growth in man, but
postponed the day till il OF itself in rolling flame
| and wind.
james W Bosler the friend Of Blaine has reversed a
majority Of 1000 in the Cumberland District Of Penn
sylyana. and IS elected. Notwithstanding every crank
and mali nant in the country threw stone at him.
man who never cared for ofcelwho has made money
since boyhoOd with mbroben cOnstancy who Is plain
hospitabc liberal large spirited, he has never
found it necessary 10 abandon friend TO become in
stautly true patriot Mr.. Blnincs family originated
in Carlisle and a native Of the Mr. Bosler
has taken that pride in the family always shown by
| Tom Marshall Mr. Grow. Lawyer Stewart. Mr. Wolfe
and the representative Republicans of the state.
| The great Mr. Fainter has disappeared. lie figured
in the picking OF the logy Refer FOR Speaker and in the
convention which put oser through He is always Just
Oh the eve Of gaining great connection which slips up
in the hour and article OF victory, such when Mr.
Wade was going TO be President by the Impeachment
On that occasion Mr.. Painter standing round to hold
Wades specaces, brOgans, or what not Tut his avore
service to stand on corner dcnouucing somebody
suspected of going the whole hog for Mr. Wade. He
Wade remanded to private life, and soon afterward
An investigating committee pursuing the subject of the
purchase Of Alaska observed the legs Of Mr Painter
sticking the wOodpilc and dragged him out where
upon Mr. C0nkling crossed from the Senate side and
told the committee il would be great service toe
deal gently with Mr. Painter SO this year Painter
and Arthur johnson carried Mr.. Folger's ca1let-bag
between them, and 1t fell with report like dynamite.
A friend took me into n loft Broadway yesterday
to show me the automatic signal system the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad has adopted their Tyrone division,
where $50 coal trains phSs every day. 1t IS wire
stretched poles between danger signals which at the
entrance of trains upon the sections mark red danger
and passing from the sections do the same while every
switch connection instantly drops danger ut the switch
and both ends. The current created by engines
heavy weight driving pin into socket and letting the
battery act The signals boxes Of white inside Of
which play red curtains skully responding TO the en-
CINE on the pegs No accident Is possible except by the
failing the battery the falling OF the wire and the
latter instantly signals danger hear that there ia only
one system Of signals IN in this country and that
the English block system. which costs million or two Il
year between New-Iork and Pittsburg, whereas the
American signal system described requires no men nj