New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
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Tho proprietor OF "The Chicago Herald" James ".
Scott who is guest the ST. James Hotel, has been
seriously i'll for several days with pneumonia Chicago
newspaper have been numerous in NewYorl within
three four days. NJ. f. Stone OF The News" and
j. J. West of The Times" were in New-York Sun
day. They had other prominent newspaper publishers
prOpretorS editors companions for Richard smith
OF The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette -; w. n. Hade
Hmtchins. of The Washington POST and X. NJ.
Pulls fer, OF The Boston Herald, were also In town"
State Senator j. soa. Fassett was at the Grand Cen
trail Depot catch the flyer Albany yesterday morn
ing This will be mis- appearance the Capital
since the session opened lie taken ill with pneu-
monia three weeks and went to Fortress Monroe to
recover Last week he called home by the sudden
and serious Illness of child He spent Sunday in New
York. The story that am required at Albany get
the Quarantine bills out or committee" he said, is
absurd The committee has Instructions report Oh
and must return the bills for considera-
tion OF the Senate There is trouble ABOUT the bills
being passed. and that too right away
W. NJ Conner, OF the St James Hotel, who was John
McCullOugh's manager aud friend, received word on
Sunday night OF the death at Philadelphia OF Mrs John
Mccullough. Her malady cancer The actor n
chermaker in Philadelphia when he married his wife
She only sixteen years Of age then and her name
was Leuta Mclean. They had six children, OF whom
James Mccullough the sole The actor left
"a comfortable estate which has not been impaired
The substantial manner in which Mayor John A.
Roche stamped g violence of anarchy at Chicago
mas MADE his name widely known, Mayor KOche Is at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, having come to New York
private business He Is the first Republican Mayor Of
the Lake CITY in many years and succeeded Exon
gres man Carter Harrison. In figure he resembles
Collector and state Senator William H. Robertson He
has the same heavy and solid form which fills out his
doube-breasteI broadcl0th coat until 1t seems IL the
buttons off, Mr. Roche is full faced blonde
with long yellow hair and dropping yellow mustache
hat Turk would envy Being bald he wears a skull
cap to project his head, wnicu gives him at once
literary a foreign He would be mistaken for
author, lecturer Turkish trader sooner tnan the
Executive head OF tho metropolis or the Northwest.
Mayor Roche says that the lesson or tue hanging OF the
Anarchists at Chicago will not be forgotten by their
misguided followers and fellows in this generation The
National Convention III June and he Is not without hope
Democratic Convention Will assemble at
Chicago in spite OF tue Presidents reported wish " nave
1t held III New YORK
The furry in Buffalo the falsely reported death In
New-York OF Wilson Shannon Blssell the former law
partner of President Cleveland, has made known Mr.
Bisselrs presence In New-York with Colonel Dan
Lamont The little private secretary was here on Friday
and Saturday Mr. Blssell came from Buffalo FRIDAY.
How much political figuring done by them may De
left to inference. The Presidents for renom-
nation is advancing IN way to please ali his friends
Both Tammany Hall and the County Democracy are
out" with Governor lii. The County Democracy
never was favorable to the Governor, and Tammany
patted him on the back only until the Administration
began pass plus the shape sf Offices 10 her
members reported that the has been made
10 herlNal organization tha II tnelr ieuers VIZ aSec
distribution OF the spells Republican Will be LETT
III office after President Cleveland Is reelected large
number OF Democratic patriots already have their eyes
the posOice Mr. Burts place in the Custom House,
and other positions occupied by Republl'
cans. OF course under such conditions the hungry
and thirsty patriots are all for Cleveland