New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1886
THE NEBS THIS MORNING..
FoRrIGN-John Ruskin's views the Irish
question, 60 .Nr. Gladstone not able to visit
America. - Ioscript issued by Emperor Will
lam. Dangers of a ri' IN Matanoras. Mexico.
- An uproar in Congress at Santiago de Chill
CoNGRass-Boih houses reassembed after the
holiday recess -= In the Senate Mr.. Edmunds
brought ND the Utah bill. - Many bills intro
duced iL the House.
DoMRSTIC.-Organization of the New-iork
Legislature; Governor HilPs message read
- Reported flight of Milton Weston to
South America not confirmed - Great
damage East and West by Hood;
many families made homeless - Experience in
the Arctic region of a whaling crew. -= De-
clencies in the accounts of ex-oficals of Luzerne
County, Penn. 80 Freight train falling through
a bridge at Duncannon, PENN three men killed.
g. The Baltimore and Ohi0s new line.
CRY AND SUBURB,N.-Strike OF Elevated enei-
neers and firemen extremely probable - sharp
words in Mayor Whitpey's Office. - Argument
OH the Warner-WOrk indictment. - Governor
Zulick mining operations. - Fees for buridls
In Newtown l. l. - Am EDde, the Hoboken
druggist, acquitted of manslaughter. - The
Rev. Dr.. Brislor held for the Grand Jury. -
Gold value of the legal-erder silver Collar 412l2
grains,, 7.O1 cents. - Stocks dull and lower
closing steady
THE wEArHER-TRIBUNE observations in dicatc
colder, fair weather Temperature Yesterday :
Highest $50: lowest. 34H average 45o.
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Once again apparently some wicked adviser
has imposed on this inexperienced Administra-
ton. This time it is in regard to c. Meyer Zu-
lick. recently appointed by the President to be
Governor of Arizona. Certain residents of
Newark, stockholders in the New Jersey and
Sonora Mining Company, make grave accusa-
tons against Mr.. Zulick, which to say the least
should be explained away before the Senate
confirms the appointment.
Congress did not make much headway yes
teriay, bnt the Representatives managed to In
troduce 100 bills in the House. OF these
number were in the interest of free trade.
Taken in connection with those already intro
duced, and in view of the probable composition
of the Committee on Ways and Means as out
lined in our Washington dispatches. 1t seems
safe to say that the chances of attempted tariff
tinkering by the present Congress are increas-
ing.
Senator Vance's Democratic colleagues may
well ask If the Honorable Senator from North
Carolina wants the whole earth. He has had
better luck IN getting friends appointed to office
than many party leader under the present
Administration. with the present laws, as is
shown by the fact that seventeen Vances hold
positions under the Government. And yet he
wants the Civil Service law repealed Perhaps
h. 70 hou oil n
filled W TN Vanccs and then to get the name of
the Nation changed.
The acquittal of Am Ende. the Hoboken
druggist, will doubtless appear to some as mis-
taken leniency. Nobody has any idea that he
meant to take the lives of the Hotz sisters. or
that he has not felt terribly over his fatal mis-
take in filing the prescriptions; but, all the
same, his carelessness was so shocking that, as
q matter of public policy, some public punish
meut seemed necessary. The jury dcliberated
over the matter for three hours. That is en-
couraging. In time, perhaps, somebody will
get sent to Jail for criminal carelessness of this
kind and then we shall see less of it.
The report of the Superintendent of the
Banking Department shows prosperous con-
-
business increased $10000,000 over that of
1884 Some of this was. however, due to the
admission to the State system of several large
corporations in this city which Withdrew from
National jurisdiction. Mr. Paine makes a sug-
gestion in regard to trust aud loan companies
which these associations will not altogether
like. II is to bring them oil under general
law; now they have special charters. An i'm
pOrtant feature of the report calls attention to
the defects of our extradition treaties, and to
the encouragement thereby given to dshon-
esty. Among the nations from which we can
not get back embezzlers are Great Britain,
Denmark, Russia, Greece. Portugal. the Argen-
tine Republic, Bolivia. Brazil, Colombia and
Uruguay. This is startling list. Mr. Paine's
report furnishes a strong argument IN favor of
the resolution touching extradition introduced
IL the Senate yesterday by Mr. Hoar.
After the disgraceful scene which occurred
in Mayor Whitney's Office yesterday the people
of Brooklyn must understand pretty well what
kind of an administration they are likely to get
from their new Democratic ruler. 1t does not |
matter which party to the quarrel told the |
truth it may be even granted that both the |
Mayor and his accuscr misunderstood each
ather yet the incident proves conciusiyely /