New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
WALKS AND TALKS IN THE CITY.

DR.. Wlnsow =. Pierce, the Eon-in-law OF Mr..
Mr. Hendricks often about the public haunts uptown
lie has a wide acquaintance with public affairs and de-
lights In political discussion but not partisan discussion
lie Il a tariff man and said to that lie hoped that
question would not up Congress, In the shape OF
party II the Republicans should get an issue
with u- the tariff question:" he explained. ." they
woId sweep the country again. ] must say | think
they ought to II pcoPlo 80 blind as To let them
get such issue. There other aud greater qucs
tons on which the Democratic party make capital.
This nter-ocean communication Is one OF them. IL was
NY opinion that when had possession OF tho sthmus
OF Panama last year. should have held It We we're
permitted To do under treaty fights. IL was
ms;ake that We did not keep control there"
gentleman who considerable notice at the
Fiith Avenue Hotel recently by OF his stature
Was A. NJ. Nichols. lie il young Engshman six feet
and a half tall. with tho rugged appearance Of man
who ha. spent much tlme OF doors lie sailed for
homo few days ago. having come from Australia by
way Francisco. lie has large landed posscs@ions
in Australia where his estate Is covered with sheep.
asked him from the far oil island and ho -ad
There isn't much To DO said sOout things down there.
The wool market very low. II bad year. the
last one you know. Prices very bad. They lay It
the Increase ia the expectation OF wool from the River
Plato country. | thinK IL cores somewhat from tho
lack Of quality in the wool Tls Australia people
too apt for raising wool In the easiest way, and
they don't get the quality that way. Then there
arc other causes while OF course tho competition with
Riyer Plato wool has had something to do with It,"
Imet an old Utah friend last night who had Ju't
rived from Utah. lie told that the situation out
there had been much exaggerated 10y sensational
writer's for the press "Thero has been any dan
ger Of an outbreak he said. although II wise TO
seud more troops there. There might otherwise have
been some Individual OF violence. fused to think
1t would take century To uprOot MormOnism's worst
feature believe that 1t Will In short time
What regard feature IL the government by
the Church. The Mormon thinks John Taylor Is bigger
man than Grover Cleveland. There 10 church in
NewYork that you would permit to rule your public
af.lrA But the Mormon Church has controlled the
pUDc affairs OF utah absolutely Tor years IL Will lee
broken down | apprebeud by b!ll 10 take away their
franchises as men II men arc refused Inc rsh TO vote
who havo their first legianco to church they
will drop the church for the moro Important duty
OF citizenship Mo arc having the same ora HEhl De,
Church and state that ms been drihK down tho
centuries and has finally made "A stand IN Utah.
Riding uptown on the sixth Avenue Elevated Rail
road Iovorheari "a woll-dressod mechanic TO his
companion: tine elevated road management sght to
make fvecent fare for holidays as well "a sundays.
They claim to have lost money by the sunday conces-
sion but thlnk they would mud II different On hOlayA
In fine weather the working people would be glad OF
chance to got out To Tue parks ani green hslds.
Mr. Dwight the son OF the late eI-CoAgrsssnan. and
manager OF the great Dwight farm In Dakota has been
amending the holidays hero. | asked him the ef-
feet of India wheat the Dakota wheagrowers and he
said We take no interest In all this talk
about India wheat for the reason that we raise quail
~ OF wheat which places us In better market Away.
The Dakota wheat has harder berry than any raised
even In TINS country IL makes better h0lr than nnJ
other and will always bring better prices long
,ome mon are richer than others and want tho bost o
everything that money will buy. The !adis wheat ber-
IA IS quite and not IT, bo compared with anything
raised Ia tLis country. IL makes poor quality of Hour.
attribute the good quality OF Dakota wheat to the cool
climate and the abundance OF aikai Ia the soil. In
Montana and Washington Territories they fiil to pro-
dnce such wheat We do, although so near u.s."
The adhcrcnts of Governor I bOopng him
long into Presidential candidate with utter forgetu
mass of tho fact s too early for candidate get
into the field The real reason seems to 10 desire to
give the President "a black eye. Every Democrat who
ia poued because OF the failure of the President
min, mart OF tho spos for Hill The woods are full
Of such Democrats. Governor I'M has shrowdy taken
this feeling TO secure control OF the state
Committee md the machine. A prominent Democrat
with whom was talking said: "Iho only thing that
mn mas 10 Ia that he IL coming forward too fasL
has certainly got the present grip Manning, by
son OF Cleycands policy has not been able t. Keep his
m the machine. IIill Is HbsOiutey the boss to-day.
Whitney rot Knocked out with the COuuty Democracy
WHOM Iill was elected There II no one TO dispute his
600 nj Cleveland himself IIo only do II by
~, lt,,self a, good IA Democrat ia nm lie will
have hard work to do that Whrh i sAld 80 Brooklyn.
that was ever struck AZ any i""" !" ""'"'"S''hS
chair"
Roth Henry f. Abbey and John SchoeIs his partner
were I'm town recently They were In tho highest Of
sn,rs over the extraordinary success OF Miss Ander-
snns tour Mr. Schoele said that the receipts every
pcro were simply dependent the seating capacity Of
the hentrcs played In for thcro empty seats
NewYcars week Miss Anderson appeared At tho Brook
l,n Theatre, aud though air. Sch1cnoi uld not look
frvarl with certainty extremely prosperous busi-
ness there he SAID tho engagement was made principally
10 give Miss Anderson chance 70 spend Tue holhys
her friends I'm this city still sho had larger houses
tnnn any @ her Aar this season. Her managers only
reget that they dd not take the Academy OI Mhsic III
stead OF tho smaller house.
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