New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-25

cause fixed lights to he sometimes mistaken 1or
flashing or revolving lights Careful observation
however would probably prevent any olunu'is oi
sonsbr to be irnorcd
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! 4 great deal is being said in these days aboDt
| Eppleuds rights IN Egypt and Frances rights in
Fovpt Int little or nothing Is heard of the rights
| Of the Egvptians in Egypt Yot it is to be pre-
| s,,rod that tLov bove some RIGHTS If only they
c,,IJ ho lieco,.rod and that tbov are entitled 10
some consideration and even representation if the
eouits of tbecase are not 10 bo altogether ignored
THE Ervpti ans are q non-conbatant people, but if
the civilization Of Europa is more than hin veneer
over barbari.,n their poacefnI disposition ought
not 70 expo,e them 70 universal scorn and promi,-
| ruons interference and dictation. The truth how
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Arthur'S big victory he tried 10 get all the del
! cratcs-at-argc from his own state Convention,
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| n 5 ,,iIod +ho, ,ioIol ont fine
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$50 ,,,.,.i,o AID st,,I uLo,, all tIe d,I.-
! ,.,. ~, ,t,,,.,.o ,o,ntod M, tbo. candidate
| 4 . l,a.o data
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''''i 90 many
| The san Francisco Bulletin says thar an absurdly
! and mi-chievously exaggerated account Of the re-
cent earthquake shock in this city appeared IN a
| Ncw-Iort daily paper The report referred 10
said that nifty buildings near the water lron' were
! thrown down or badly damaged, and that there was
a general panic. The Bulletin declares that no
dow plas, broken-and no one was seriously fright
| encd y A. 70 the last 4tatemont We take leave to
o,nrcss orr dopbts Poodle who say thew are not
fr,bt.ncd nv eartbon,Lc, ara "a a rule not 10 be
! depended upon. But TO say that hity houses were
thrown down when no damage was "one looks IKE
news expansion.
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! that the murderer was not an habitual criminal
and therefore the detectives are deprived Of their
| ordinary helps in tracing him. The chances of his
! escape appear thus far good though the press and
public continue to advance all sorts Of suggestions
| for the benefit of the authorities Crimes like this
where no track is left are apt to baflo the deec-
tive intelligence every In fact it may be said
that the probabilities of detection seldom strong
| save where an habtuaI criminal is concerned.
EdmuhdsS oig triumph inc heloIlnerS ana IN
! dependents VINO supported NM peat warner Miller
an 10 pieces al heso''a'ioh' "ub got the Sol'u
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II was eypectcd that the recent English earth
make would be claimed by the tynamiteurs but the
public were not prepared for the counte1-clalm Of
the irrepre,sbc Virgins. Az the latter, however,
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III, viii ma 70 ,yoitunfI dote hofore rom,
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Where the | tea arithmetic tled W aTner MIL
from tins clty on the lost Note IOf chdilhh as saie
10 Stuck. On the p"IoI ioI u'i'Sal'7 ho l"st SIX
votes tfoHl IT, Ana DC idC"cd just SIX votes ol an
election.
AduItarotiop Of any kind il bad enough. but when
ro,sopous b-tapcc, are employed for the purpose
II 4, clear that the criminal law ought to ne IN