New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-12
Nstpalprk DAILY Gribraare
BOUNDED BY HORACE GREELE Z.
TUESDAY OCTOBER -, 1886.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1885.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
FoRr1Gv.-Anticipating a crisis in lrish anairs'
Russian sympathizers defeated III Du'g"'i"'
r. Hauling down the American nag on INC
,obooner Marion Grimes - The AnchoriA safe
in the harbor OF ST. Johns N. +. - A 'e''oi
from the artist James Whistler
DoMrsTIC.-Governor Hill freed the Ihelss ooy
cotters. - The Episcopal General Convention a'
Chicago 60 No change IN the pacKihg-ho"'o
strike. 80 Knights of Labor VISIT ia'r' =
the Neeld defalcatlon. 80 MIR. Powderly writes
n letter ON the race issue - Summing up I'D t"o
.r;al of Janitor Tins - General Mlies's report
n, (;eronimo. - Nomination Of Ira Davenport
for Con gress - Assembly nominations
Cry AND SUsURBAN-Abram s. Hewitt NOM
mated for Mayor by Tammapy Han. - -
Alderman Sayles believed to be in Canada -
Oion Roucicault returned from Europe. -
Henry George spoke at an outdoor meeting. -
eating the statue ready. 60 Meeting OF the
Bridge trustees - Narrow escape OF thIee ure-
men. - Judge Woodruff. OF Paterson dieo.
g Testimony at the Stanton triaI
Presbyterian minister deposed. - 0oId value
~ the egal-tender silver dollar (412l2 grans'-at
A4s.d. per ounce-74.9 81 cents. - Stocks acuVe'
strong IN the morning aud weak IN the afternoon
closing irregular and feverish
THE WEATBER.-IndicatiOn for to-day; NO
change. Temperature yesterday: Highest 10;
lowest, 61o; average, 6o's0
Brooklyn and New York Republicans have
snecial duties to perform to-day: those in
Rrooklyn to register without fail those IN TINS
city to get ready to do so Tomorrow.
T. was foregone conclusion that the Cover
NOR would let out the Thesis boycotters when
he thought it would do the most gooo, po'lt'-
csllv. But some of his reasons Tor thls act Vi
clemencv can hardly have been ohercd
se,iousy; as when he says that the pehiteht
bovcotters have promised in writing that they
v;ll never do so again. Now, if Mr.. Hill hao
cot promise of that kind out Of the Central
Labor Union. he would have been doing some
thing worth while.
The experience of the Anchoria was precisely
what seafaring men thought it must De. Her
shaft was broken soon after leaving port, her
altering apparatus was also damaged ana she
made slow progress under sail. Having diifted
northward out of her ordinary course, she was
not seen by other ocean steamships running I'D
their usual lanes. But despite their hard luck
and ONLY TWO meals day, the passengers are
safe, the ship is in port, and the uselessness Oh
narrowing too much trouble about ocean YES
sels only two weeks overdue is once more
demonstrated.
The pork packers strike in Chicago is assum-
ing large dimensions which the visiting
Knights of Labor have not been able to reduce.
No serious Outbursts of violence have yet &C.
curred, but the precautions which the employ =
ers have taken to protect their property are
bitterly resented by the strikers. Their angry
complaints place them in an unfortunate pol
finn The law is a terror to eviI-doers only. III
the strikers do not wish to inure the STOCK
yards and the shops, what difference can 1t
make to them that armed men guard the
nrem;sesq WHY not laugh to see the foolish
owners of the properly spending their money
peedlesslyf
The Tammany leaders surprised even their
own followers last night by selecting the Hon.
Abram s. Hewitt as their candidate tor Mayor
Undoubtedly this is a nomination far ID au-
vance of ANYTHING that this organization hau
led us to expect. In capacity, IN purity or IN
tention, and in absolute integrity Mr. hewitt
would be well up to tue requirements Oh Tie
noo;t;on. There are grave doubts, however, as
70 whether his health will warrant HIM Ill
undertaking the duties of so responsible ana
barassipg an Office. 1t seems, therefore, ex-
tremely questionable whether Mr. Hewitt can
accent the nomination but if ne does, the
people are to be congratulated ON having So
good III an put up by Tammany.
Sound steamers like to make their ports on
time. but the most ambitious of them would
hardly be willing to cut down yacht to gain a
few minutes. Yet Lieutenant HEM makes
nm, bad case against some unknoNn steamer
,,h;cb nearly ran over the Galatea near Point
Judith ON last Friday morning. Inc yacht
l;obts we're all right; so were the steamer s.
Bat there appears to have been gross careless
ness on the bigger vessel in setting no %a'cn'
~ in setting sleepy one. How else cOuld the
vaeht's lights have been unnoticed on SO INC
n,ghtf ltwould have beer rough, indeeu' oil
the gallant Lieutenant if the Galatea had Deeh
.unk in this fashion, and indignant yacDtsmeh
far and wide will await with no little interest
an exclamation from the big steamer that was
near Point Judith at 3:15 a. IN. on Friday last
There are nun erous rumors flying about con-
earning the indicted Aldermen and the men
who bribed them. 1t is said that Danny anu
fullgrait are ready to turn States evidence
that Jacob Sharp Is OF like nina ana ina,
Gaylss and Kirk have run away. Careiui
nnuiry lends probability to the Deliet tha'