New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

hunting trip with Emperor Francis Joseph. 60
The London police have seized several houses
in the Whitechapcl district; they are looking
for Alaska, the Malay cook, and intend to use
boOdhounds in the search. - Italy has made
n protest against decree of the Franco-Iunislan
Government relating to the inspection of schools
in Tunis 60 The registry Of foreigners began
in Paris - The annexation talk has greatly
excited the Canadians; letter from Senator
Sherman on the subject is made public. 60
Another cyclone is developing northeast of San
Domingo - " Tom" King the puslist, died
in London.
Congress.-Tbe House only in session. -
Action upon the Senate bill to charter the Mari
time Canal Company, of Nicaragua, was twice
defeated by points of no quorum, 80 resolu-
ton for the appointment of joint committee to
investigate the Washington Aqueduct matter was
agreed to. - The bill appropriating sum OF
money for dredging and improving the St Clair
Flats ship canal reported favorably from
committee
Domestic General Harrison received visitors
from Wisconsin and Indianapolis. - monu-
ment to General Pickett was unveiled in Rich
mond: Union veterans found Rebel flags numerous.
- In a collision of trains on the Rome, Water
town and Ogdensburg Railroad one man was killed
and Others badly hurt. - There were ffty-two
new cases and six deaths from yellow fever IN
Jacksonville - Arrangements completed
for the establishment of q fast mail service
both ways, between New-York and st. Louis;
the first trains will be run on Monday. -
Mr.. Blaine was prevented by cold from going
10 Northern Michigan. - The Union veterans
of Eastern Illinois held reunion at Monticello
- Warner Miller made speeches at Lyons, n. T.
- There was another furry in the wheat
market in Chicago.
Ctv and Suburban -'TammDnV Hall. after
efforts to secure harmony with the County Dcmoc-
racy, nominated Sheriff Hugh ]. Grant for Mayor
with full city ticket: Republican leaders look
favorably upon John H. Starin as their candi-
date for the Mayoralty. - NJ. Coquelin and
Nine Hading the famous French actors ar
rived - The New Parks Commission pre-
scented its final report, estimating the expense OF
the land to be taken at nearly SlOOOO,OOO.
60 Miss Grswold resigned from the Casino
Company. 60 Captain Benjamin Geadell. of
the White Star steamship Gcrmanic died at sea.
The Chicago ball team was for the third consccu-
tive time defeated by the Ncw-York club, by
score of IL to 6. - The winners at Jerome
Park were Diablo Swift Inverwiclz, Prince Royal,
Paragon, Stockton. - Stocks early active and
higher; later dull and lower, closing weak IN
figures.
The Weather Indications for to-day: Warm
err with light rains. Temperature yesterday
Highest, ~ degrees; lowest, so: average .5S 7-s
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Sir Charles Warren has determined to use
bloodhounds to hunt down the Whitechapel
fend. They certainly cannot make worse Job
of it than the London detectives have. Not
being hampered by theories, the prospect is
that they will do better
1t is characteristic of the Democratic party
to raise an outcry about illegal voting in order
10 cover their own nefarious schemes. That
is what they are doing in Indiana. How
pressing is their desire for an honest vote is
made known by their refusal to cooperate with
the non partisan Committee Of One Hundred
whose object is to prevent repeating and all
such devices. The Republican State Com
mittee, on the contrary, has promptly con-
tributed $500 to assist in this work.
There is a significant sentence in connection
with the statement that Colonel Fellows has
not decided whether or not McQuade will be
placed on trial again. 1t is that the general
opinion among lawyers familiar with the Dis
trict-Attorney's office was that no new trial
would be had" This should bring the blush
of shame to Colonel Fellows's cheek and the
impulse of activity TO his mind. Why is ii
that this is the general opinion, not only Of
"lawyers familiar with the District-Attorneys
Office" but of the public at large, and not only
with reference to McQuade, but to all tho
"boodIe, cases? Let Colonel Fellows ponder
this question and see the need of mcnding his
ways.
The nomination by Tammany Hall Of Hugh
J. Grant for Mayor unquestionably means
triangular contest for that important office.
Tammany had the power to name candidate
that would put Mr.. Hewitt out of the field.
Mr. Hewitt has said so repeatedly. But he
will not refuse to run against Mr.. Grant
Personally Mr.. Grant is an amiable gentleman.
and he has made good Sheriff But he pos
sesses no particular strength as candidate for
Mayor. He will be Loyalty supported by the
Tammany organization, of which he is leader
that is all that can be said. -Four years ago.