New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-07
Netp2lprk Dailp Gribn'as
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
NETWORK, TUESDAY. APRIL z,
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.


the British ship Heroine arrived at Panama =
a Great parade in India before the Ameer of
Afgbauistan. - More troops going to the North
west. - Bishop Coffin. of Southwark, England
is dead
DoMEsTIC-The postmaster at Rome, n. u was
susnended by order of the President - lie
Numerical elections were held in OHIO. -
deadlock occurred In the Tennessee Senate. -
New disorders were attributed to the Red Men IN
West Virginia. - Mayor Smith OF Philadelphia
started crusade against immoral places OF anuse-
ment.
paratively easy day. - Farewell banquet ~
Henry Irving. - Sharp cross-examination OF
flames d. Fish. 80 Fx-Seeretary Frelnghuysen
little weaker 80 More troops TO sail by the
Acamlco - Mrs. Tom Thumb and Count
Maori married 80 ChIdren's caTnlvai AT the
Metropolitan Opera House. The Metropolta
beaten at baseball by the New-York nine. -
child found with both her feet frozen. - Goio
value Ct the legal tender silver dollar (4lZ2
pralns) 1920 cents. 80 Stocks duh ana III"
regular with generally small fluctuations anu
closed quiet.
fuE " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local observations IN
dicate increasing cloudiness, southeasterly gales
md perhaps ram. Temperature yesterday; nigh
est. 4So: lowest. $50: average. Az.
An official letter from President Taylor to
his church shows that MOrmonism is still dell
ant and by no means hopeless OF finally DeinS
allowed to carry on polygamOus practices In
peace. Plainly it counts upon beng let alone
by the President. The recent prosecutions Oh
the Saints, Taylor says. were intended 10
+empt the Faithful to commit some overt act
which wOuld embarrass the present AdmInlstra-
zion Ii must be that the Mormon President
has not read Mr.. Cleveland's inaugural address.
of all men the one who, day, is most deeply
impressed with the military power and glory OF
England, is probably the Ameerof Afghanistan.
Lord Duflerin yesterday arranged at hawaii
nipdi review of all the troops collected in that
mart of India. The march past the point OF
review occupied two hours If the English
Viceroy does not bring the Ameer to his way OIL
thinking on all questions connected with the
Afghan frontier, it certainly will not be for
lack of spectacles showing Engands greatness.
The elevated railroad managers have de-
clared for some time past that they nave uohe
their best to keep cinders, hot or cold, ana all
other kinds Of refuse matter from falling on the
people who have to pass under their long IRON
roadways. Still few more verdicts, ike the
one for 1000 given yesterday to woman
whose eve was hurt by hot clnder from 10
comotive on Third-ave., will probably SUI
them I'D TO make at least one more effort 10 pro-
tect the public from dust aud ashes. No
body would be surprised if that effort should
be remarkably successful.
Tn letter to the Postmaster-Genera, the
President makes out strong case against the
nostmaster at Rome, n. Y, whose suspension
has been ordered. He says that Mr.. Corcoran
neglected the money order business of his office
to such an extent that deficiency of 800 was
found in the accounts. Mr.. Corcoran explains
that he left this branch of his work to an as
s;stant Such an explanation is not satisfac-
tory. Mr.. Cleveland says. Business men OF
both parties will agree with the President on
that point, and approve the suspension OF ME-
Corcoran.
The new French Ministry is chiefly made up
of unknown men. NJ. Brisson NJ. dc Freycinet
and NJ. Campenon have been heard OF before
and possibly some Will remember that M. TO-
blet was in the De Freycinet cabinet OF 1882
The Others have careers to make. To see the
name of Campenon as Minister of War is sur
nrising. He left NJ. Ferry, either voluntarily OIL
involuntarily last year because he was opposed
to sending so many troops to Tonquin. Pos
sibly he has changed his mind on this point
now or the new Ministry means to make peace
quickly with China.
If the municipal elections in Chicago to-day
are not honestly conducted, there is an excel
lent chance that some of the distinguished pol
iticians of that great city will be in Jail before
night. The ballot boxes will be guarded by
the members of the Young Commercial Repub'
leans organization. and the Democratic re-
peaters will have trouble in carrying out then
plans. Watchfulness at the polls Is supple
mented by the offers OF large rewards for the
arrest of illegal voters by the Citizens Com
mittee On Safety. This extraordinary vigilance
has disconnected the Democrats for Cartel