New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
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HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1886. |
THE NEHS THIS MORNING.
FOREIGN. alton of the Jesuit order
talk with Cardinal Manning. - Russias pohcy
in Bulgaria - Seizure of the lsmailia palace
in Cairo by order of the ex-Khedive. - Han |
lans challenges declined by Beach. - MIS- |
Parnell spea king in Liverpool. - New-Eng- |
land shippers adventure with the cruiser Terror
- Persecution of Catholics In China.
DoMEsrIc.-Senator Voorhees, opened the Demo- |
cratic campaign IN Indianapolis. - Precautions |
taken against the spread of the pleuro-pneumopia
from the diseased cattle in Chicago - Another |
earthquake shock at Charleston. - Destruction
BY storm in Pennsylvania - Congressional
nominations - Assembling of delegates at
Trenton and Haven to make Democratic
State nominations - American shp-owners
call on the President. - Deaths of John Esten
Cooke and Colonel Charles Gordon Greene. -
Waiting for wind at Marblehead
CITY AND SUBUkBAN.-Retum of ex-President
Arthur. James w. Covert to contest Perry
Belmont's seat. 80 Meeting of the Bridge trus-
tees - Fine cricket at Staten Island -
New-York defeated Kansas City. - Brooklyn
clergyman on trial - George S. Goes assailant
silver dollar A12ia grains)-at 44asd. per ounce
74.2S cents. - Stocks opened lower, and with
fluctuations further declined, closing weak.
1HE Observation-Disclosures tor to-day: Threat
ening. and perhaps rain; growing cooler. Temper
allure We, terday: Highest, So; lowest, 60; av-
erage. 747s0.
Brooklyn Republicans who cannot register
This morning between and 10 o'clock should
certainly perform that duty later, between 3
and TO- 1t is not wise to neglect so important
matter even for an hour.
John Baum otherwise Hug, was finally con-
yctcd yesterday of assault with intent to Kill
upon G. S. Coe, jr., over in NewJersey some
months ago. The fellow had three trials and
conducted his own defence. If he had not been
convicted this last time he might have soon
set up as a criminal lawyer, with right to
expect that his success in his own case would
speedily bring him good business.
If we do not get race between the Galatca
and Mayfower before Thursday, the public
will begin TO doubt that all things come to HIM
who waits" According to common report
NIarb chead ard tn "a outs Dug t o bc &C VA "
bleak late in September but this year the sea
there is pervcrsely calm and the air quiet ard
Ialmy. There is Il chance, of course, for a blow
to-day or tomorrow but the man who bets
that il will come in the face of past experience,
must be accounted a man of nerve.
There seems to be no doubt about the prac-
teal rc-es'ablishment of the Jesuits' order by
Pope Leo Kill as announced in THE TRIBUNE
some weeks go. A rep entative OF this aptr
in London sends by special cable this morning
the eport of talk on tn s Su j. W tn e. dina
Manning The Cardinal admits that the Order,
if not clothed with all the old powers granted
ty Paul ILL., in 1916, yet has been put in pos
session of privileges most important to its III
dcpendent and successful administration in df
fercnt parts of the world" To European gov
crnmcnts this is matter of importance to
America it is at least of great interest.
Persons who remember times and seasons
with reasonable accuracy were more or less
disturbed Yesterday by the explanations Of
nervous people about the hot weather. The
acat. so. was declared TO be extraordinary
for the last of September. Now as matter Of
fact it is often hotter The last Of September
than il has been so far this year In 1850 the
season was cool Two years ago, on the 18Th
and 29th the mercury registered 81, and IN
1851 this was the record September 70, 81
81, So; %, $50 so, SO. The weather.
therefore, presages none of the ternble thihss
which Virgins predicts.
The "Whyo Gang" is again in state OF
plcasurable exciteemnt, such as It's members
have not enjoyed since their hero, McGlon
vas tried and hanged for murder some years
ago. Their latest leader, Drscoll is now on
Trial for killing young woman when he really
meant to kill man named Mccarthy The
case recalls that of Chacon, who was hanged
IT, the Tombs only short time ago for killing
his mistress instead of her husband, whose life
he wanted and there is probability that
Driscoll will meet a similar fate. 1t did not
seem to bother him yesterday however. lll'
greatest concern appeared TO he TO "show
nerve" and his fellow 'Whyos" looked or
wi h almira ion. The death penalty can hardly
LIE said to have a deterrent effect on men Of
this class.
At last sufficient rumber of Bridge trustees
have got together TO hold meeting. Twelve
one moro than a quorum, met yesterday-th'
first meeting held since June. They did mo-
find an enormors amount Of bus ness 20 ran act
The most significant thing done was TO reduce
the number of trustees necessary for quorum
10 nine. and notice was given that at the mex
n,eetinc n reduction 10 seven wou tc p opposed
This il evolution downward. Dut II is LII Int