New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
Nrsp2lork Dailp Gribn'le
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY
NEw-YORK. TUESDAY. NOV. 25
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

TopRIGN.-An agreement reached on the Redis-
tiihution bill 60 Meeting of Congo Conference.
- Fourteen deaths fruin cholera IN Paris N
eighteen hours. == Admiral Fourichon IL dead
- STAY Of execution IN the Coleridse case.
ponrsrir.-fhe United states Grand Jury in
Chicago decided 20 investigate the alleged election
sfand. = Widespread damage was done hy the
stg,in. - People IN Nev-lisihpshife and Massa-
shrse,is leli an eaithquahe. -= The trainer OF
ps,gs nthipi was arrested w Wilkesba.ie iot shop
i,nms. = Woman " tiambitt Uhio. diea IA a
y.es,ee,le ,,apee, -= iensfssn Davis published
,spis ~ ,ieRefa sheiman =-= Isaac p bhph=
siss ded ~ Camden, New=jeisev,
t,gV AAp ~ bpRBAN,-Mafef tds0R nominated
tsliee commissioner tFSlph ~ succeed hlhsei'
ssd "a Alderman Mepaye 20 succeed teaihis-
s,saer Masou, The nominations were pehh'lhea Wy
Rs,mblioan aud Iammany Aldermen, -=-- sec
ona veto of the Broadway railroad scheme, -----
Further effects of the storm reported. 60 An GA
pianation by the captain OF tho Guadalupe ---
Application for release of "Beoky' Jones 60
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar il2la
sr,insl s377 cents. - Stocks were dull, but,
after early advances and later reactions, closed
fsverish and irregular.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations IN :
d,catc fair and colder weather. Temperature yes
tsrday Highest, $50; lowest, 230 average 36i2''
Paris has recovered from her fear of a severe
cholera epidemic for the present at least The
death rate is rapidly growing smaller, and the
disease is under control, probably, for the win
ter. Yet the cholera germs are there, and the
bright sun of next spring may quickly warm
them into life, The Parisians are careless
lot; but it is to be hoped that their experience
of the last few weeks will show them the neces-
sity of cleaning up their city as it never was
before.
The storm, the remnants of which still linger
with u.s. has been particularly severe over
wide area. All through the Lake region
and over the Atlantic coast it has ragged
furiously in snow or rain, sleet and high winds.
A great deal of small. damage has been done,
but fewer persons have lost their lives than is
usual when the first genuine winter storm
breaks upon us. Reports are yetto be received
from the coast shipping, however, which proba-
bly, suffered considerably.
The wreck of the Guadalupe is now laid TO
her cargo. The mass of railroad iron on board,
The CAPTAIN SAYS probably affected the compass !;
and he adds that the second mate was per-
fectly competent man. II this is the case
The responsibility for the disaster is brought
home more closely to the captain. lie knew
The character of the cargo. and he should have
taken its possible influence on the compass into
lcoount. A skiful navigator has foresight as
well as hindsight.
The English public has worked itself up TO
Dtate of great excitement over the Coleridge-
Adams libel suit. 1t was only natural that 1t
should do this in regard to the social points in
.he case but the presiding magistrate did not
pxceed his powers in overruling the jury's YER
aict. He had that right il the finding seemed
10 him TO be an improper one, and he alone was
Judge of its propricty for the time being It's
an anomaly to have a jury at all in such pro-
ceedings if its finding is not respected, but that
IA the law which the English have laid down
for themselves.
The Mayors veto of the resolutions OF the
Aldermen giving the Broadway Surface kau-
way Company the privilege OF building road
I'm Broadway abounds in excellent reasons. The
wording of the resolutions vas certainly loose
and gave undue advantages to the company
which heretofore have probably been appre-
Giated only by the lawyers who drew up the
document. Equally strong are Mr. Edson's
triticisms Of the arbitrary way In which the
value of the franchise was determined. I'm
the only way TO arrive ut a correct
valuation Il by putting tho franchise OF the
Street up for sale by auction.
The full report of the Controller Of tho Cur
scncy ON the condition OF the National banks
Tor the prexout year is awaited with ~ much in