New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

II appears from the lrlsh appointments OF
Lord Salisbury that an era Of compromise has
begun at Dublin. There Will be neither Home
Rule nor coercion and nothing positive Will
be done agaIDst the Nationalist party. All Con-
.ervatives manifest disposition to be concilia-
:Ory to everybody. Must we suppose that the
.ast election taught the Tories this Hardly
1t probably means that nobody wants fall
session of Parliament, and that everybody is
anxious for rest from politics
TIE TRIBUNE's regular London correspond
ent cliticiscs the new Tory Government sharply
and says il is Cabinet of makc-shfts, which
is greatly inferior to Mr. Gladstone's last
Ministry, both in authority and ability. 1t will
be remembered that when the Home Rule crisis
smashed the Liberal party some months ago,
the best opinion everywhere declared that the
Liberal material outside the Ministry was
stronger than that within. What chance, then,
Of long life or success has this Conservative
structure before it since it is inferior to each of
two Cabinets which the Liberal party could
furnishl
The case of the prosecution III the trial of the
Chicago Ana. chists Las now been pre-
sented to the jury. and it Is a strong one 1t has
been shown that the conspiracy TO murder the
police was hatchedm the 4 ArJeiter Zc,tung Office;
that two of the Anarchists manufactured tie
bombs that others carried them to the place
where they were to be used; that Spies and
Fischer were iii the group. and that Spies
lighted the fuse to the bomb that wrought the
terrible slaughter. 1t was thrown by Schnau
belt, who has not yet been arrested but the
men on trial were as much responsible for the
throwing as if it had been their own act No
wonder theif faces grow winter every day. The
halter seems TO be dangling before their eyes
To-day the town of New Lots becomes part
of Brooklyn and All important change Will come
over that suburb. The city Will gain some
$4,000 habitants-vlch may put it well for
ward in the competition for second place among
the cities Of the Union-and the three villages
which make up a large part OF the township Will
attain civic dignity with all that that implies
Mutual advantages will doubtless cnSue. The
chief Of these far as the town is concerned are
that It's schools will be under the control of the
Brooklyn Board of Education and Il regular Fire
Department will superscde the volunteer COM
panleS. Possibly ii may not be long before the
acquisition OF the Twenty sixth Ward Will be
followed by the absorption OF another OF the
towns of Kings County
Fortunately 80 he:nt-Icnding an accident as
the capsizing of the twC-mlstcd schooner Sarah
Craig of Sandy Hook on Friday evening does
not often happen. Ten years ago, on the 2Oth
OF July, Commodore Gamers yacht, the Mo-
hawk, keelcd over in the bay just as thus vessel
did but the result was hardly so appalling.
Although five lives were lost then, the uniOlt-
unate people were not left imprisoned for an
hour and half in living watcIy grave as
the Fix helpless women and one young
man IN the cabin of the overturned Craig. The
Mohawk disaster was decided to be due to care
leSsness. The Sarah Craig was lying quietly,
with all or nearly all her canvas spread This
will strike most persons as n terrible mistake In
view OF the storm then approaching but the
COrOners jury has declared the Craig's sailing
Allster guiltless OF any blame. II the jurors