New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

Samuel J. Randall Of Pennsylvania. who
was In the city Tuesday. does NOT appear to be in
robust health. He TO have lost many pounds OF
flesh and lacks tho vsor and vitality which 10 char
actsrize his movements His change In appearance In
changed his for retospcs reserve and
lack OF communlcativenesA Beyond sxpressing the
opinion that tue coming session of Congress would do
little else than pass the appropriation ois and boms
be would make utterAnoe for publication. Mr.. Ran
dalfs friends say that he not ct all inclined TO DO jub
liant the downfall OF Colonel Morrison, but the
contrary deems calamity to his party, because 1t
complexities the situation the tarf question within
the Organization. AMI may possibly tmpel the VITO
side with Morrison to force their views into tho next
platform prepared for National canvass
Governor Albeit, OF New. Jersey, who was uptown
yesterday asked about the NewJersey senatorshp
AMI said: The whole matter rests with the reoounts
which have so lar been favorable to Democratic tri-
umph It purely question OF who has the most votes
in the boxes. When that 10 established the result will
be determined. am inclined TO think shall win"
Senate. o. Fl. Platt OF Connecticut who was at the
Hoffman House yesterday, is tall anc angular OF
the New-England type. with stubby gray beard. n
kindly and benevolent face and head high round fore
head and blue eyes he has given much time for years
to Investigation OF labor rroblems and is firm In the
belief protective tariff is the foundation OF the pros
Iery and advanced position Of the workngmen OF this
country over those OF the OH World he said that what
success the Republicans Of Connections met with in the
recent election due 70 the assertion OF this principle
General Logan drove through Central Park Tuesday
afternoon WITH his publisher A. X Hart aud THENCE
started yesterday morning for youngstown. Ono, where
he has accepted the invitation OF Chauncey Andrews the
attend q soldiers gathering He VIII 60 to Chicago
before returning to Washington.
Ex Governor Irwin, OF IDAHO who is Iowa was
fows viii be for senator Allison for Prssidsnr be is
candidate Otherwise the Iowa delegation Will 90 TO tue
thing that has not happened nyears IN 1870 80 aud
"a the delegation Instructed 1t will be done
again except for an Iowa man There will be no sign
the door OF the Iowa headquarters We have had
that too long The newspapers OF me STATE are tor
cultural state where as Mr. Cleveland says the people
the Union the people are so tree from DONNA.
eays nj ' s S any city,
are therefore, pretty well separated ana ,hlnS Tor 81 en-
on state but not on National elections
There is considerable gossip here about Senator J. p
Jones' OF Nevada He mas had more nps ana downs
op s won 600 to oo and
again to be ms poor rs cnurch mouse His methods OF
whether he Is solvent or not For tour or five years it
has been well understood that he far from o'pet
nine In Alaska. WIN some California people. wnica
II never rains out t pours seems 10 bold good in his
lie discovered few days IL Is reported. that
lie held tie title to some properly near Los An2 !es.
California, with extent Of some 10000 or 100000
which 10 his days OF trouble he mortgsEed TO the
Bank Of Nevada. 1he land was then considered worth
- Jones paid attention to the
aud supposed that the property mad been
gobDed up long ago pas IT, Recently DE discovered
tLat held the title and that the property had gone up
10 value aud ia worth Sl5 or $50 enc ugh
10 itself make him big fortune after The loan is
Iaii Of On top OF this comes the rise In val=a OF the
COnso lated California and Virginia mining stock. Ia
which he has souo interest The stock has been down
Is cents II IL now selling a. SO. or course
everybody who knows Mr. Jones is gratlhed with bis
prospects, he is OF the genial IN public
life.
Ex. Congressman Miles, OF Connecticut, who was in
Congress for turee years AMI who made
the again IN hut defeated. said yesterday
that ex-senator william H. Bhrnunl. his efforts TO
carly the Legislature, raised and used in
that stale between $4,000 and 100000 Mr.. Miles
says that OF the money contributed by
prominent Democratic capitalists and be vInced
that an made and great deal OF money spent
for the Democrats the United states senate,
Come ticut DeiDg only point in that programme