New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10

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Nj. EIuory :storrs the weH-ln0vn :clicaso attorney
was in the city recently and me some idea oil
! pp-sbfe conflict IN Illinois between she followers 81
Logan and Lincoln Il would appear thai General Logan
has the political organization Of the state ana mott oi the
political following. that there IS pressure for ln
coin vaguely estimated. bat not underc-tmlied from
other states which mahr result in his friends capturing
/ the convention. as WIS done when Garfield took the
former convention away from the two Illinois cdndl-
dates Grsnt and Blaine.
Iasked M storr- 81 Mr. Lincoln would lose the state
in cse De got the nomination ia spite OF General Logan
friends. lie said no; he Thought rlat Lincoln could
carry IT, though there woud Dee for awhile some hcker-
ing asked him what view taken against lincoln
! In Chicago lie said that Logan WIS regarded as the
ahler man. that had force and experience. was
more handling in rough times and in other
physical relations. and had come up through series OF
great events and from associations with DISTINGUISHED
men I'm many parties and WIS positive person who
would make an able executive. Mr ~torrs appeared 60
recognize tho existence of large Lincoln faction, or
raficr following both LAST and West attracted by "a
name which brought the Republican party TO victory
Mrs Robert lincoln eutar;aius in Washington. anil Acr
callers speak highly Of her good manners a! %" ri Eatue
she was a belle I'm her dFy while Abraham Lincoln was
PRECEDENT ani 10 took an Robert Lincoln devotion aud
rcncri-hp to acquire bar hand. Among her almirer,
said ~ have been senator John Henderson. ~ s. L0is.
who married another hcart at thc capital Ms Fooic
Ihayc been part Of tae week thc National Capital
One evening heard conversation between s0uc emil
nent men on the tariff question. asked which is
the largest interest in manufactures p Everybody
missed u but person. Who guessed grinding Hour
This was pronounced right and Be manufacture OF bour
was said greater than the cotton crop tho nay crop
and many other thing, named. Ie,," said the Inter
locutor the 2500o srst mills in the United states,
which ought 10 put 9JOOOOU0 barrels OF Hour instead OF
! 100000 every year into Emopc. have cost 50 much
money by OF labor and the elements III their con
! stricon that we do not more Than ha. compete
with the Hunrarians That is Why such places as Min
neapo4 have grown rapidly, since they supply milling
| power by nature without fuel or labor"
Referring 10 tie Mississippi River system, Mr. Vince
lock- vino supciintcuds the Ncw-Oileans Texas Pacific
Railroad remarked ChaInb-raius be sat ole
posite General G.. NJ Dodge Ye. road mp the Red
Ei,er Is now in good shape. but General Dod-c had
hard time 10 eot suit him. Al tic AjoAalaya
River thought lac could put down bridge for HIM
drcd dollars. bur that river has taken am
btion on self be the Mississippi proper and the Cen
eral had sink his pier down l19 feet the greatest
depth that has been reached IN this country 10 make lis
| bridge stand up"
saw ex-s senator George Z. Spencer for a moment at
! Washington and gentlemen were running
/ him on rmorcd discussion he had FeoeAtly
with secretary Chandler said T. That must have hacn
/ cxaHgcrated in the papers, for think you and Mr.
Chandler have mining interests IN common Yes
sad spenesr W. have breu together IN mines for sew
cral years All that quarrel Amounted % was this;
Chandler has been getting particular s,ncc he en-
tered bc Navy Department ana he said to time
ago that he was very derOus Of avoiding scandals 81
references anu therefore Thought lad better
resign my place on the Pacific Railroad cut about
! twenty-five eXtTscts from newspapers pitching into
Chandler and sent them To him. ying that thought he
had better resign To avoid scandals That was al! there
/ was Of the discussion"
Ex-senator Dorsey Is in wsshin-tou hear OF
his friends shat there hId recently been sold the
interest Of the late Jane, " Bo-lcr Durscy- herd ~
cattle II was bought ny John 3. Alley. OF the
/ -tIlcors of the Union Pacific Railroad and a former
representative in Congress from Ma,-acAu-etts. Tie
sum paid for the cattle mas been vsriously set down
/ MI Bo,lor's interest was in inc nri-iroghood OF
500 0oo and te cattle are believed 20 have sold for
much more than THAT. III DORSEY told ilIend recently
that size new calves oi tn Dbl, piac" had pad a
The extraordinary exDen-cs 81 the STIR Route l Tic
selected lis Lord with zine greatest care through period
OF years and generally cous Tered 60 nc tine finest ON
/ tue plains.
Tho advantage of rich mcn to community BE- seen n
the estate Asa Packer rIe Whole of "r. p7'"h'liy
zoe, To the mit crsy he founded ~ Lr.le4rHl making
D. greater beque-t than that -. Johns Hop.lr OF Bnu
more or stephen Cirlrd or Liza Cornell 1ir Pac-er
c.ui, an humble lahariu2 man o. tle f..Hi-l Val
ley. developed il, gave % curl1.tuic4tina- which
built nap its towns. aud having hu-rmlod hi,
means with frueatr rcs,ved for tne benefit of the
mineral interest. ~ tho country anil the engineering
talent we shall need To- found free technical -caoo! ~
tie highest quality. Ee LIS been dead b1t icv years
a now ms son ncquc.tI. tine remainder oi tlr estate
to M college witch therefore bec1iuc- the to
speak of the Leheh Valley Railroad system. Vi 'h cV-
tends from Ntv-Yorl Bay oimos, 20 Lake Ontario.
CirarI COLLEGE vas % ucrt charity 90 orphans. Tie
I fIft "a
the French Polytechnic school
Al WASHINGTON the venerable Mt Corruriu finishing
the handsome briefs binding opposite NOrnin5 Ioici
which Is 90 Tie cicf cncc of the Ioiunhlau
University Tins college founded In thc early days
OF the rcpui lie the time that John Quincy Adams
lad "a hlll introduced for a National American Uni
yer-ity. The college Organized bat frll into deupm
national hands and meantime the Roman Catholics
greatly developed THEN more ancient school which had
been founded by Bishop Carroll and visited lbs General
Washington. Georgetown College Possesses consider
able estate IJs rival IL The Columbian University, which
ha, now central housing than the other though
the new facade OF the Roman college IL OF the finest
ornaments OF Washington Within tuc grounds OF
Georgetown College died su-3n Decattr than
twenty years ago, who had survived her husband Com
modorc Decaeur nearly forty tive years shr give her
estate Georgetown College condition o nciuG taken
OF for fe, and she lived much lonser tu nyb body
expected.
Inote that the work tine Baltimore and PhIa-
de phi Railroad shows bold and important II
runs ON generally higher grade tin the present rail
road and expected opened the winter OF lssJ
OF when the new >u-quchanua Bridge Is flushed
The Presidents ceremonial officer Is Clayton |
McMclae fine looking with black eyes and hair |
probably forty years age, and hurried man OF Phila-
dcpha He Re the OF Morton Mclicael who was the
publisher OF chief tarif OF Philadelphia ~
M Tafarw nm ffta
nam exponent OF Pcnnsylva t@rn Interests. Hence
McAch.el nlned MS fnr Nj ClaYt1n who left him