New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-21
CHICAGO.
PRAISE FOR STATE TROOPS-MAYORS LIZ
REL sUIT-AMUsEMENTS.

NV rflHNN
cu,c,cc Nov. 2O-The state troops when periorihcu
nearly two weeks steady service IN the p'cA,ns US
,rct are hjrny complimented for the splendin uiS
- - - 1iscr,tion shown The two Infantry reg
;onts had been spoken Of very highly by the Objects
q the regular army detailed to inspect uneih u.ine
,he last three years. but az Consequence "
average comment upon the suppoSe'uS III" ''oOp' ~
h Ctate very little general confidence was eApcSSou
IN their ability to cope with the grave Hi'""uv -
rairs in the strike district. The discipline oil mo
commands was such quickly TO restore oiu't =" w
disturbed section. and the result l. ~ cn''''"
factory TO law abiding CITIZENS tha' ooI'Sn "o"'
oeratotore made for the betterment OF tho uooPs' "
olndip, a uermanent camp ground TOT the ISL piiE
ade composed Of troops in tho northern por.'n "
a. c,.to 10 now likely TO be realized through ihui
idual effort and contributions without rgam " any
action that may, be taken by the LEGISLATURE
u.,or Carter II. Harrison, who began SUIT ior
ii, al AGAINST EIwln Lee Brown president OF the Wv
lzens' Association. owing to certain "i'cSou ooia
atory comments by the latter Id puOh7heu ihver
,iev apIears to be inclined to press 'he suit Inc
onages claimed in the action are S2OOOOO. DIT.
uarr,.on has acquired largo wealth since he was
I+ slected MAYOR six years ago. and Mr. Brown
- a,so a man Of considerable wealth. Inc alega-
inns of Brown were not SPECIFIC out ne asser'eu MS
ositiye belief that Mayor Harrison had Deeh guilty
- corruttion He intImated that MT Harrison d.
id.d .snecalsn with the gamblers. The same ale
,r,nbv a former political ally OF Mr.. Harrison, no
,, ,g mat the gamblers had been heaN lily assessed
% 55nar tbe formers political campaign expenses
n. Navor failed to institute a Hbel suit against
Ir Dunphy. If the Brown SUIT Is presseu' interest
nr testimony Is confidently eApocUeu'
II has been intmated that the labor party repre-
nttiVes will endeaVUr TO gain control OF the Lower
nu'e of the Assembly by acting in concert with two
enuhlican members. whose names also appeared on
sIor uarty tickets. The latter regulate the state
snt and there appears TO 10 no reason TO doubt
hat the Republicans Will control both branches OF
10 rersIatlre he cOmmaniln- Issue at the SEES
on iii be the action aken upon the report of the
tevenue Commission, providing lOr new system Oh
sesSsinp and collecting the State revenue.
There was the usual rush for seats at the Stoddard
oo,,-rss th1s week as In former seasons ticket scap
% md regular patrons waiting over night before The
clst window there was very little new or inter
,Ins in the stage attractions this week. The Bos-
on ideals had large audiences at the Grand Opera
o nuss Kichard Mansfield in prince karl" was
..yorably mentioned by the critics and lad good
FPhtT Davs" held the boards at McNckers, who
I 49, rauvray in "One OF Our Grls' concluded
nccassfrI engagement at the Chicago Opera House.
pnHson Crane are booked for this house LoSinning
OU t woek Miss Dauvray during her stay has been
.,esiduousIy studyng with her company the new play
= bronson Howard. to be presented shortly in Now
York