New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1885.
TEE NrWs THIs MORNING.

THE NrWS THIs MORNING.
FoRr,ox.-Ths news in London. - Troubles
of the new Premier. 80 Members OF tne Con-
seryative Government - new politicai cr'siS;
I.sbouchero advocating fresh election as soon aS
1o.r;ble- Reported death Of Emperor William.
- KhaYtoum rAsed by rebels - Exp'orS
4,ons In Af1cA - saraband winner OF the
Chesterfield Cup ct Goodwood. - One thousand
Arctic bears de astatinG portion Of Labrador
CoxenKsa-Both branches in session. -
eensta :: The Fortlfeatl0ns bill was passed. g
Honse: The Legislative bill was passed Judge
Reagan taken sharply to task; debate on the sun-
dry Civil bill
Douesr,c.-Spiee identified in the Anarchist
4,iaI in Chicago as the man who lighted the bay
n.rtet bomb 80 Prohibition conventions In
Connecticut, Ohio aud Wisconsin. - GcnerM
Gordon nominated for Governor Of Georgia -
Race at Saratoga and Chca&o
Cry AND SUBURBAN "A letter by Commissioner
SQUIRE, containing . corrupt offer TO Maurice b.
Flyun. made publlc; charges preferred against
Mr.. SQUIRE 80 Fire In the steamship LaDrsoof'
"A permanent injunction against the AIcaoo
road sought. - Secretary McCulloh. OF the
Aoueduct Commission. displaced - FTogres-
ave Cgarmakers upheld sher union. " e+
louis beaten by New-York. PIttsburg 6y BROOKLYN
and the Nets by Cincinnati = Return OF over
1000 Fresh-Air children 60 Dexter A. haW-
k,n, buried. CHIEF McCabss successor
named. - Gold value of the legal-tender SILVER
dollar u12La grams, 1925. - Stocks were
sctiye and generally higher. closing feVerisn ana
irregular.
TIE decentralization for to-day: Slight
" warmer and generally fair. Temperature yee-
tsrday Highest. So; lowest TO-; average
74%o
Persons kotYnO tO,cn Jor the season, and sum
~ty f,oreiiers, can hape THK DAILY TRIBUNE
Eailtd TO them, posr aid, for rs ce"npeT p'onta'
tie aodress beng changed as ofte" as desTe@'
TnEDAiLr TRIBUNE Wiu be sent to any address
in Europe at 81 35 per month, ~h'ch '"c''oes
the ocean postage.
The continued fight of cashiers to CanaoA
increases the importance of action by the Senate
on the new Exzaditon treaty. 1t il to be hoped
ti,at the report from Washington that there Il
little chance of the Senate's acting upon it be
fore adjournment will prove incorrect There
Ia little in the treaty to cause difference ol
opinion on the subject and 1t ought to oe rauhed
Commissioner Purroy Is not inclined to lister
10 reason when engaged in carrying out poht'
ical schemes hence be forced the appointment
Yesterday of a successor to the removed Clie
McCabe. despite the protest of COMMISSIONS!
Croker. 1t would not suit Mr.. PurrOys pur
pose to wait for the courts to pass upon hi
extraordinary course, az suggested oy Mr.
Croker, though 1t might save the city the neces
sity of having two men for doing the same work
Purroy would not DO himself it he were TO III
anything with view OF benetttng the caty
The Dock Board viii do well to act on The
advice of Corporation Counsel Lacombe In re-
gard to granting privileges to erect Aheds on
piers where private persons own the whaxfage
The result Of this practice has been to increat
largely the value Of property which the city
win have to pay for, In extending its proposed
waterfront improvements. There has beer
more Encouragement in connection with u,e
waterfront than In almost any other branch
of the city government The result Of this l.
seen in the statement made by the Corporator
Counsel that 1t win cost the city about
S5,OOO,OOO mile to get back property which
Is has given away, but which is now deemed
necessary for it to regain.
The members of the English Cabinet, 30 fal
A announced indicate weakness at . time when
strength is particularly necessary. Lord Ran
dolnh Churchill Il TO be Chancellor Of the Ex-
eheouer and leader of the House Of Commons,
n man about "a lifted 10 unite Unionists and
Tories as could be found. The Marquis Of Lon
doudorry. the new Viccroy Of Ireland, Is rich,
and has the reputation Of being fair landlord
which In the most that can be said for him.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, the Chiet Secretary
fur ireland, has never shown qualities that Ill
him for this post. The Unionists win lind Il
difficult to support q Cabinet made mp tn this
way. IA the new Ministry L. 10 b called upon
to announce Its policy on the Irish question a'
once, there Il evidently trouble ahead for It
The increase IN the production Of iron and
steel in the United States h an encouraging in
dicatoD Of returning business prosperity. Tht
production Of pig iron in the FIRST half OF thia
year amounted to 2.964. 100 tons. which ts con-
siderably more than was ever before prottnced
in tho same length Of time. According to the
official report Of the Iron and Steel Association
more steel also viii be produced In 1885 than In
any previous year. Il h noticeable that while
Alabama shows a large relstve gain In the pro-
duction Of pig iron, Virginia. Kentucky, Mis-
souri, and Georgia show decrease. This de-
crease n Q matter for regret. a. there IL nothing
the South needs 20 badly to give 1t stable pros
peIity a. an increase In manufacturer Fort
unstely some Of these southern States show A.
increass In manufactures Of other kinds.
Another appropriation bill-the Legislative
Executive and JudieiAt-was sent to tbs Pres
tdnns yesterday. This Increases tke Qrpgpecfa
a q 1.,s 81. q