New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-02
Aew2lprk Daily Gribn,la
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1885.
THE NBDS THIS MORNING.


FokEIGx.-The Ambassadors of the Powers held
q meeting in Constantinope to consider the Bull
carian trouble 80 Emma Nevada was married
in Paris 80 greatly incr ased number OF per-
sons were vaccinated in Montreal; disturb
ances by the French Canadians continued. --
The Mexican railways, damaged by storm, were re-
paired.
DoMEsTc-Goyernor Hills record In the Tweed
legislature. - Attorney General Garland de-
MES all knowledge of the telephone suit. - New
York beaten for the baseball pennant III Chicago.
- Colonel Morrison on the tariff. - Arch
deacon Farrar's address to students in Baltimore.
- General Logan's eulogy of Grant at Wash
ineton, - John S. Wise resentng an insult.
- Condition of John Mccullough. - The
South Pennsylvania inquiry. 80 Decree OF fore
closure of the West Shore road
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Hlgh words at Jerome
Park between Pierre Lorillard and Philip Dwyer.
= Completion of the railroad pools ordered by
the presidents - Judge Barnard renOminated
by Republicans and Democrats. 80 Excise Com
missioner Mitchell examined. 80 William Page,
the artist died - Cincinnati beaten at base
ball by Metropolitans, st. Louis 10y Brooklyn. -=
Eighteen Rutgers College students arrested. 60
Suicide in the Morton House. - Gold value of
the legal-tender silver dollar 412l2 gralnS 1928
cents. - Stocks opened higher and further adj
yanced. reacted and closed dull and steady.
THE WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate stationary temperature, partly cloudy
weather and possibly light rain. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest, 750; lowest. 620; average.
64Ao.
Advocates of cremation will be pleased to
learn, as they will from an article in our local
columns, that furnace for burning dead
bodies will be in working order on Long Island
in a few days. Fifty bodies are already
awaiting incarceration there.
The new letter delivery system was not used
so much yesterday as the Post Office authori-
ties expected. Ten times many letters
could have been handled. But if it takes
nearly two hours to send letter between the
City Hall and Twenty third-st., does not the
service need "expediting"7
All the disorder in New Jersey colleges is
not confined to Princeton. Eighteen Rutgers
students were arrested on Wednesday night
for creating disturbance IN the streets. One
was the son OF judge. The officials of New
Brunswick do not look upon college "scrapes"
with aslenient an eye as the faculty of Prince
ton.
There is every probability that there will be
more than one local Democratic ticket in the
field this fall. Tammany Hall and the County
body seem no more likely to cOalesce than they
did last year. To be sure, the offices to be filled
now are not so important as then, but neverthe-
less it behoOves Republicans TO make the best
possible nominations and present a united front
to the divided enemy.
Excise Commissioner Mitchell appeared be-
fore the Senate Committee yesterday in the at
titude of an innocent and misrepresented man.
He assured them that he never Intended" to
grant a license to person of bad character;
but he showed astonishing ignorance in regard
to the character of low resorts that have OBJ
tanned licenses He did not better his position
by the attack which he made upon Commits
sioner Morris.
spondent gives an interesting account of Gen
eral Fitzhugh Lees campaign methods. His
audiences are small and his speech-he has but
one-is dull and prosy He dwells upon
single theme-Mahone. The contrast between
his method of speaking and the brilliant efforts
of John S. Wise is striking. 1t is noteworthy
that his reference to "hOnest, manly Grover
Cleveland" was received with stolid silence.
The New York boys had worse defeat than
ever at Chicago yesterday and their chances
Of winning the baseball championship this
year arc gone. Only tho barest possibility re-
mains of their dividing the honors with the
Lake City. This could only come about if tho
New-YOrk nine should win and the Chicago !
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