New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

for some other purposes The green lights are being
n % sh On most y srs s Tie
signals and the fewer their meanings that can oe usea
and clearly interpreted the less chance there Is Io s
takes and accidents.
Another story OF General Logan It's rounds told BY
Chicago gentleman. It u of occurrence toward s'e
close Of the War; when the General in Chicago He
had gone to the depot With two or three or HIS stan 10
take the train to join his command lie carried SWORD
his arm. new wrapped In the usual cioth cover
The General slightly in advance OK the Others stepped
.pe asan s''S II so :" in
Why not srr asked Black Jack. .Beca1, sor, tlens
ear without leddy There's wan SAFE In the smohett
boyani ef yez want it," aud he pointed 70 iorwala
car. Yes there Is seat but what snail 90
with my starr The rishman glanced contemptuoasly
at the Generals burden and replied peniandt yh,ct
bother yer sta Go yer and take the safe anu shicA
yer sthan out O. the windy"
Major" Hinckcy OF The Graphic, Is not a military
man ut all, aud never has been even by courtesy ora
stan position In the Civil Service But he has title that
sticks like BROTHER owing to some goodnatured oahter
with Colonel Daniel Lamont. Mr. Hnokey whopesides
being tho manager and principal proprietor OF Ihe
Graphic Is OF OF tho oldest Democratic papers
In State, located at Poughkeepse, was in Albany
quite often after Mr. Cleveland became Governor Of
all the visitors at the state House, ne was the most
pnctoas about giving the little private 2 @ ssepeIary hs
part OF tho duty OF his office, but one morning nc
flashed back salute to " Major" Hinckey and pro-
to a number OF gentlemen who wers present The at
tsches OF tho state ouss always prompt TO apprec
found politician In tne capital who would have tailed
to address him as Major. lie mas Dech MaJ"r eNei
since and Will be till he dies.
The Rev. DIR. Leonard. OF Springfield who has been
nominated for Governor OF Ohio by St. John ana the
Democratic allies known rs Prohibonists Is Methodist
clergyman The precedents OF his Church are against
his remaining in the pulpit while he engages In politics
One OF his fellow Colonel I. j. Prngle, said
yesterday "There have been two recent cases OF
discipline in the Methodist Church In Ohio and Indiana
which furnish procedents In Lconards case In Indiana
when clergyman of that Church was nominated Tor
Governor on the Prohibition ticket the c9nierenee !"
STopDed %len ne him r" the & % OF lie bad his
choice 10 give up politics or preaching anu preietreu 10
In our state who was nominated ior Congress- sent
To- by Bishop Wiley and adln0nshed to the same eneet
ton is much opposed 10 hs entering the political field
and will do all they can to Induce him TO remain III the
pulpit"
good many people have noticed OF late IN meeting
John Sherman. that he Is more adablc than usual ana
that he unhenls to men quite generally. former
citizen OF Mansfield stree Congressman for several years
from another district, said to about this phase OF Mr.
shcrnans life: 1T Is not true, according to my
knowledge, that Mr.. sherman Il playing this part ar
fully for tho Presidency On the contrary. believe II s
because has got all notion OF ever securing that
prize lie Is the same John sherman now that he was
when I knew him In Mansfield twenty odd years ago.
In the intervening period he has been different man.
While he secretary OF the Treasury. part OF the
Government and long as he was Presioentia cahd
date certain dignity and reserve heage" MN n' hio
admired for HIS ability and kept forwar as ieaaer.
He has seen Blaine come me Vn'9 ,ba yoe tSa should
be his alone think he has seen the hopecsshrss OF
uheT 1I mat oss @ n goiushh he h as
substantial and enduring. and with hs ml"d At ease
more the John shermsn whom hrst knew "heh
lie an asplrant for Congress-"
Dr. George L. Miller. Of Omaha, Old sleuth," is In
Ncw-York again, the picture OF bitterly disappointed
man. think he stased q good deal on Democratic
Administration into good he expected to
walk through the Grcystonc avcnnc. From being an
asprant Tor Cabinet place. understand ne Is Slilng
To accept tho Omaha Poscor.ce, with the chances
against his getting IL
Ex-Governor Cheney. OF New Hampshire. with whom
was chatting the other day. told me that paper for
newspapers ia now low In price. through improved
methoi Of manufacture and Intense competition. that
shee, Of Ihe yec York sun can be furnished In
quantities less than third Of cent sheet Ihe
utmost SO s made of economical methods OF nanuact-
ure In orler to meet necessities OF tho rade competl
tlon Wood pulp IL ground In his mls united with rags
to vs IL the proper nbre aud turned into flushed paper
IN rols All I'm ak honrs from the log At the big mills
al Franklin there distance OF two miles between the
wood. pulp grinding and the papcr-makiug machinery
There l. decline between ths two. aud pipe carries
hs pulp entre dls.ance II II turned on or on
the paper machines oy faucet IKE 80 muoh water
Governor Cheney - fnucn lnicrosttl III
taria and Il ono OF the managers OF the American
Protective Tariff League Talking the tarin question:
he said: factory workers all over the country
be aroused what tho free trade aeltators arc
inslilous.y doing. in the way OF breaking down the
market Tor labor in this country "A things are golng
labor will presently bo reduced to par with labor
abroad That means double disaster, for our laborins
peope receiving high wages have teen large consumers
Of our products Under lew they will be unable TO
buy largely and all business will slicr Besies the
people OF hs country naya HaSs @ 5ue .TS
return 70 the condition of foreign labor,
English operatives than there !, petaeen the appear
week day In their greasy clothes and as they enter
| church In their best on suLddy.'
talk had the same day with of the projectors
of this Tarin League he said The free traders are
sowing their from end OF the country to
the other. They keep at 1t summer aud winter. They
never let up. We have relied oni apparent results
speaking for themselves. Now We find ourselves witu
people educated to belief in free trade Through
books pamphlets. cards and leaflets, yet practising pro-
testlve tar and in Ear 1t practiced thriving by It,
What have do Is to hack at the beginning and
educate people, ground thom in protective tarn
principles We shalt probably he led TO use the metho'
Golden Club IN prOnugating tho opposite OF tnei
doctrines The free. traders have working on two
geat lines for years past ignoring almost wholly tpt
colleges ana the agrarsn element on the farms Three
fouhs nine tenths OF the youth OF the land come
| OUT OF colest lt'c - 49, =
into business any kind they learn by hard knock,
| tnat the theory aud the practice do not agree Bn
they spend half lifetime IN hn,lins that out and tn'
| mischief done meantime Ia incacuable.
The Tag that was hoisted the City Hall on the day
tho visit OF tho Mexican editors to that structure wa
blue white and red. II IL tho French dag. Tho Mexi
can flag Ia green white and red. Tho ghost OF Maxi
| milan may hayebcen resi- onsibs for this blunier
| Erastus Corning has been aboit tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel nearly all the rast week. lie is drawing ten
dollars day and expenses as member o' the Junket oil
Coast Defences and Forncatlons Mr.. Corning above
the medium height OF square German mould His large
roui face has closctrlmmed English cut whskors turn
ing gray lie jnst starting out for sail when me
him, and he had English close e-buttoned blouse
with belt, which gave him tho look OF the car tain 9i al
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