New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

eoual'cl by anvthny yet told By any IMAGINATIVE
rerorter about that body. And opy think THAT
few months ago Jotn Kcenan was the bismarck
Ct the Comfy Democracy the man who gave He'd
den his orders in the Custom House AMI who was
the actual "hoss7 in more than one department
Are the reope sure that al the Kecnans and Mo-
loneys have yet been exposed?
The Republican candidate for Superintendent
of Public Instruction in Indiana carried the Staor
by 9O47 ma GRITTY. This would he a fair majority
for the next Republican President.
The si~nifcant bit Of news comes to hand that
the mi itaIy garrison of Sheffield, England, has
hecn supplied with new swords from Sollnyen.
Germany Sheffield is the most famous place In
the world for the manufacture OF steel ana all
manner Of edged tools Yet to-day her workshops
arc untenantcd the furnace fires extingushed,
and the worl<men starving or goinr In desperate
madness over to socialism. while foreign goods
monopolize her markets No wonder that Eng
fish statesmen are beginning to talk of a protec-
tive taiT. When the fIe-trade refine calls Tor
foreign swords and bayonets to keep IN oruer
the disconnected host of unemployed worEmen
at home crisis is within measurable distance
Nano,eon said Of the Alps There shall Alpa"-
Louisville COurerJournal
Watterson said Of the tariff. There shall be
no tariff But the AlIs and the tariff are both
there, and to stay.
Mr.. Chauncey F. Black. according to a promi-
nent Pennsylvania Democrat would gladly accept
the Turkish mission No doubt People who are
">ery hungry and very thirsty wide Select IRA
items OF G.. W Curtisl are usually glad to ACCEPT
meat and drink: an, by the way. Turkey is ap-
Lropriate prov ender at Thanksgiving time
uyozt
A Democratic candidate for Congress out west
sent out his tickets with note saving vote ior
an honest man to every voter IN the district Ills
Republican opponent elected, and now the
ungrateful wretch Is going around ABUSING every
body for taking his advice
The men who make calendars do not often hit
the nail on the head with more accuracy Than the
compiler of the Shakespeare Calendar for this year
of grace did, in one instance, OF least inner the
date OF November 10 the day on which Fulgran
and Duffy told what they knew about bribery
he put the following quotation from henry
Sixth"
pst thou ever hear that bad SUGGEST
The infamous "thirteen' Aldermen were wise
in ono thing--n prefcrrng q small sum in cash
to q larger sum in bonds Such bon Is on their
hands now would be worth less than zero. But
they alc well loaded with the bonds OF nramy'
The chairman of the Brooklyn Republican
League which had good reason for mutual con-
gratulations at its first annual meeting last week.
was entirely right in calling attention 10 the worm
neglect of Re, ublicans TO register" IL Is beyond
doubt that the Repub lean vote in Brooklyn this
fall was greatly reduced by this cause
Tic NCen Wilson Wilson Moon mystery
bids fair to 90 thndering down the ages punched
with the conundrum about the Man with the
Iron Mask and the everrecurrine question about
the great unknown who far forgot himself as
to strike the late William Paterson
Mr.. Cleveland does not wish to see himself as
Others see him. but prefers that others should
see him as he sees himself.
The Bridge authorities are said to contemplate
widenin ~ the station platform at this end oy ex-
tending it out over the west roadway. lhis would
relieve the crowding and be desirable improve
| ment Probably it may be completed in the couise
of three or four years.
The Anarchists of Chicago are strongly In favor
! OF the metric system of weights AMI measures
The time is rapidly approaching when several OF
! their most DISTINGUISHED lea viii receive each
about three metres OF rope and two metres OF
| earth.
A handsomely bound quarto volume entitled " Profes
s,o,.l Criminals of America" written by Inspector
nvrnes has Just issued THE tribune on October
gaze an extended of this work The Inspector
Informs his readers the book Is published for the
public good" and II contains prototypes OF the
features OF Of the most expert and dangerous
criminals In country. with painstang and detailed
description OF their methods OF crime this assertion OF
the viant polio author IA fully justified There
are few business men who In the Of a lifetime
cannot count experience similar TO some one OF
| tho many described In tho Inspectors book In
a brief introduction TO tho book. Reeorder FREDERICK
SMITH, himself eminent student OF the worst side Oh
human nature testles % the value OF the Inspectors
work. and says In my estimation the circulation OF inc
volume VIII tend famiarize the public with the faces
appearance and methods OF tho army Of maieaetors who
| with keen eyes AMI active brain forever Watching
and planning their detrment II Ia To DO resreeo
that the early appearance Of the volume prevented s