New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-08
New9lork DAILY Gribn,rf.
POUNDED HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1886.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1886.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
FoRrIGN-Discovery Of a plot in Servia to kid
nap King Milan - Resignation of the Bnga-
rian Regent - Two hundred Egyptian rebels
killed at the capture of Tamai. - Gossip from
Paris 80 Affairs in Ireland - The AnchoTia
probably seen by the Ethiopia on September ~
= Resignation Of the Spanish Ministry. --
British overtures rejected by the Sultan.
DoMEsIIC-New trial refused the Anarchists by
Judge Gary in Chicago. - Proceedings OF the
Knights OF Labor Assembly in Richmond. -
Future probation discussed by the Congregational
BOARD of Missions in Des MONIES. 60 The subject
of Prayer-Book revision in The Episcopal Conven-
tlon in Chicago - The Mormon annual meeting
IN Utah - Congressional nominations -
Murder by a Salvation Army soldier in Warsaw.
NY - Trial of JanitOr Titus, at Belvidere,
N. j.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Dates fixed for the trials
of ex- Aldermen Sayles Farley, Miller and kTk.
e. Edward Cooper possibly tho democratic
union candidate for Mayor 60 Tho state Com
mittees opened headquarters. 80 The Rev. Mr.
Staunton testified. - The Harkuess suit
decided in favor of the Manhattan Ele-
waited Railway. De Bensandes SUIT
against Lord Lonsdale begun. - DR.. James
Anderson and Adrian II. Muller dead. - WIN
ners at aParkvie: Cleaner Climax, Rebellion,
AdonIs Pontco 80 St LOUIS beaten by New
York - woman killed by falling from
burning building. = Gold value OF the legal
tender silver dollar 412l2 grains,-at "a ll-l6d.
per ounce-74. 50 cents. - Stocks active with
irregular fluctuations closing feverish and IN
settled.
The Observation-Disclosures for to-day; Far
with stationary temperature Temperature yester-
day Highest, 10 lowest, o.; average
617so
The dedication of the Bartholdi Statue Of
Liberty will take place October rs, and despite
the Indifference of Congress and the Admin
istration Will probably prove TO be noteworthy
affair II is not known who invited the French
representatives who will be present at the
ceremony but it seems that they are expected,
md. thanks to the New York Chamber of Com
,nerce thcv and the other foreign guests Will
be properly entertained at dinner In the
evening.
Now that the Jaehne case has been disposed
of the other indicted Doodle Aldermen begin TO
realize that the day of judgment is near. -Four
of them have been summoned TO appear for
trial within the next few weeks The
District Attorney is apparently confident that
he has sufficient evidence 10 convict these men.
II he succeeds in putting a stop to the bribery
of Aldermen he will confer a lasting benefit
on the city But the men who conceived the
Broadway Railroad iniauity and furnished The
money to carry it out, must not be permitted
IN cscape Who they are is well known, and
tbe public is awaiting anXOusly for their inGlct-
ment. The conviction of the man who origin
atcd the bribery scheme would be worth
great deal for honest government in New Y ork.
With the Republican and the Democratic
State committees established In headquarters
In this city, the canvass may bc considered 10 DE
In full swing. Prophets on both sides predict
exceedinglv lively work from now until Novem
Der 2. The Democrats fully realize how great
q victory il would he for them to elect United
States Senator in Mr. Warner Mller's place,
and every ofiice-holder. Federal and State, is
Doing his utmost to bring about this desired re-
suit. The Presidents warning TO Federal
placc-hodcrs to abstain from "pernicious
activity" in politics is either forgotten or
construed to mean nothing; so that If MIR.
Cleveland lives up to his principles and turns
ont those officc-holders who dsobey him, he
will canse widespread CONSERVATION among the
workers in his party And how about the visit
of Dan" Lamont in New York just at this
time Does not the "pernicious activity" rule
npply 10 the Private Secretary
The escape of most Of the seventy-hve en-
Moves in the Bayard-st cloak factory which
caught fire yesterday was narrow indeed, and
their thanks for preservation are not due the
owners of the building. The roof was evidently
considered as a refuge in case of fire. and II
the adjoining building had had the usual level
TOP of CITY structures it would have been safe
But it was a peaked roof. and the terrified
employees could hardly cling TO it One woman
hid 90 slipping down to her death Clearly
there should have been fire escape from the
TOP of the factory No one will be held legally
rcsponsibe for this neglect. Of course but If
the owners of the building have any kind OF
a conscience they will not be able to reflect
with composurc on the death of the unfortunate
Polish girl who rolled shrieking down the
gable.
The Queen Regent Of Spain. who showed her
kind heart few days ago by committing the
death sentences of the latest rebels In her KING
dom, has followed up this gracious act by
decree freeing the slaves In Cuba from their
remaining terms Of servitude. This class com
priscs those negroes born In slavery before
1870 and not yet sixty years OF age. Chrs-
tina's clemcncy only causes her trouble, how
ever. and to-day sho finds herself without
Ministry because the Cabinet did not think IL
wise TO let treason 90 unpublished. Her kind
ness to the slaves in Cuba is not likely 70 In
crease her popularity there The planters. who
have long ignored the emancipation laws. Will
continue to do so. and will naturally bear