New-York tribune., 1886-01-10
makes Il demonstrnbIe. n they knew that every
twentieth man who stepped on board would DO killed,
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makes It demonstrnbIe. II they knew that every
twentieth who stepped board would 10 Killed,
they would still patronize II"
nm told that the fye-csnt lunch rooms OF lower
Broadway hayo been such prosperous enterprise that
the proprietor Of one OF them has leased large store in
Broadway. near Frankln-st. whore he will open
district with tho cheap and popniai lunches. Tue
system also to bo extended over the city something
like $ 600 Will DO expended in lifting up tho new place
just mentioned.
story OF OF Senator Evarts's quiot sales was
told to yesterday by one Of his friends The SEN
atOr library n his house in 3ecouda ave. at the corner
OF Fourieenth-st is full OF costly books engrayngs,
pictures aud works Of AIT. lie had visit there
,ire AGO from one OF Ills law clients. who had always
supposed the Senator TO he not too uxufOnsly sup
psd with this worlds goods iIe looked tho room over
tho could afford so many ne ana costly things
Tho senator mentioned the remark to lawyer f1sr "a
day or afterwart, with the dry comment; lie @ill
know whom send hin NV bill"
Captain John W. Crawford. better known rs CHptsu
Jack" the rOet scout " OF the Black us Is In Now
York rlcparing publish volume OF frontier renins
cences and poetry. lie s striking fgnre 10 his walks
on Broad way with his long and sken light brown hair
floating on tho breeze covered In part by huge white
sombrero. Ills clothing smacks OF desire for nOtoliey,
being light cOored and somewhat loud for New York
style. But doubt II any one would care to tell the
Captain lie haS the reputation Of being one Of the
bast plains and scouts OF the West He is patiyo
Of Ireland whence his parents came in 1882 He
father was addicted stroug drink aud died from
alcoholism. The son has never touched liquor. lie
VIA ous Of The first cncr the Black Hills
founded several towns IA Dakota. lIe tsting1ished
himself IN the Indian campaign Oi 1876 by rto OF 1--WE
days In gich Lc covGrci 400 miles, Iassing through
c0nutry alive with hostile Indiaus 1Lo ride made
i response a telegram from tho Government. which
scLt hin from Mcdi Inc Bow, On mo Union Parinc
road to tho Rosebud and Little Big Horn, where lis
prrscuco was necGcI. lie was again In Government
StrNic, ia 1879 aud was instrumental IN SECURING The
friendly action ~ Chief Onra md his Ute fOloYc
with WHOM Captain lHck" wash favolir: ln spite OF
the lack of cultiyang Influences and education at told
that tue Captain Has gwen evidence Ol ruue ut rfed-
liable poetic talent, which has found expression in
volnmo already published and in the poems soon TO be
brought ont
aThc action Of tho French Government 10 sending an
engineer to examine tho PauaILa Canal. said Coouel
Blackman Kentucky, last night on whose favorable
report II IL should favorable. Government loan Is
to made that enterprise, will wake the peolo OF
this country the importance OF doing something. Tne
French Government clearly intends TO establish itself
our prc cnpel bRiwick, they would not taho even
oTrr rc niisd state OF roionbi viii not prevent tno
French from taking Possession OF the entire country
ney should ~ to do IN t'c progress OF The Panama
CanaI scheme. what GOVERN nent V II do In the
pr sent unctnrc IL sorions Gues5i"n. cannot any
longer ignore the question. rus sihtlc act Ot the
French rev eas purpOs" that makes GcOn Oh cur part
IA necessity. something must he done Tho question
will como To what It shall Do.
Ex-Governor Foster. OF Ohlo was talking with
about the frauds recently perpoirated III that state !"
is solemn fact and singular fact. he said because
human nature something the tho country
that all my political experience la the state of Ohio
have never Lca!d auy proposition made by n EcpuO
llcan. directly indirectly. In the most remote
manner to engage in my Plan to commit fraud upon
the ballotbex would Iretend to sIy that there
are not Republicans who would do such n thnG.
because every party has members Who would be capable
-, almost anything. But have mover known o. single
instances where such ropnsa Wa made or cntcrthnot
hy u Erpuhlcan. There hns been suy amount ~ effort
my uumhcr ~ schemes cntored uron {" cot votes
pat tho baOt-bOX IA our favor but rach ha5t mas
Invariably hcrn pat IN by vO;cI AMI tue work of
securing the hal!ot has been dopr Win TIE individual
IL IA MS vote and once in tho hiiotboN u mas 'c9u
hg cast IL. THrrc nave bOru times III it
history State tat the count has invariably hrnh
f,rly md honesty malo. Lately Tho D'mncrHtS nave
ucou loh and BOA Ia thrt worn d" NAM Ih'S ai!it
that tie elect ~ secretary ~ Ntr recently thry
mrdo fraudulent count of sonic 100 votes tn ono
county that ut Mcrccr. rneso Cincihn"u cases are
huuihcr example. lt would secm 10 be Impossible Tor
the people the country 10 shut their eyes any LONGER
the tendencies OF the Democrats Ia tts direction
EN-Goyernor Stewart oi Vermont, wAO + now in
Congress. slii yesterday that hc was gauncd to
sec tue strong cpuhcan rcprcse iuton on the House
Committrr ON ways nid Moln'. II includes Lecl Of
M,uc IIiscock. of New-York, Mckinley. OF Ohio. and
Kelley o. rcnnsvlyInl WHO have National reputtion,
nul General Browne. o Indiana. who 1, regarded 10y Mr.
stewart ~ "a clear headed nud able man speaking 81
Congrcssmcn. Mr. stewart sait: There are some uen
In the IIou,e who are peculiarly adapted to s work
Sir. Iiscock Is ono II thosc men. see that ho ia
n..ntioned ~ u possible candidate for Senator. Tho
geuule + "A roo.ur- uiAco thnt l. peculiarly tempting.
bat brrV- lli-crck viii over 80 there. In il,
p1lc, hr /, too hc,it"ne. iIc d"ca not ccm to hlyn
The 10 strgo ngrd ia his own party tanks when his
Congress who MAS highly useful tO The country. nb
wuuld have hern anywhere near ~ useful IN "
-rpnie. always thought that B,siuO undo mistake
To go into tho senate. The restless activity 0f sue"
,hr has nu.d the upper branch Ot touErrHs
Blackburn Is ap.o any of 'hcm. bot $50 ~ royst-re
aud actvo Hpr 0i i"an whp' Ir"vic" 4 Ia tho HOUSE,