New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Netp2lork Dailp Gribm,ae.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1923
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Emperor Frederick passed refresh
ing night, enjoying unbroken Sleep he has or
dercd that his proclamation be pubncy paciiceu
Throughout the Empire - Popocatapct Is
about to become active again - Inc RUSSIAN
Ambassador at Constantinope urges Turco Rus
sian blockade of Bulgarian ports. 60. 1t is re-
ported that the Dowager Empress Augusta Is
about to become a Roman Catholic - a re-
aucm service for Emperor William was held IN
London yesterday.
Domestic-The engineers and hrcmcn Of the
Santa Fe road have been ordered by the chair
man Of the Grievance Committee to return 10
work. - The bodies of q number OF the VIC
tins of the Atlantic Coast Line accident at
Backshear, Ga, have been sent to the homes OF
their relatives - The Democratic party has "
scheme whereby it hopes to bring NewMcxico into
the Union - The majority of the House ways
and Means Committee seems determined to over
ride the minority in the matter Of revising the
Dark-Iantern' Tariff bin. = Mat thcwS, one
of the Bald Knobber assassins, has made con
fession.
City and Suburban.--Ab blind newsletter hanged
himself in his room in despair over his wl1cS re-
moval to a hospital - Adjutant j. Gouid
Warner reported to be missing. - Oeheral
Padcau declined to say anything about his claim
against the Grant family - T. v Powdcr.y
talked about Mayor Hewitt and the c., L. and q.
strike. - Horace Greeley Post, G. A. K,
nassed resolutions dcnouncing Mayor llcwltts
attitude toward the order. - The Naton'i
conference Of the United Labor party and Union
Labor party of the West, was called for May 10
at Cincinnati.
The Observation-Disclosures for to day Warmer
and fair, followed by clOudncSs Temperature
yesterday: Highest, 81 degrees lowest. IA;
average, 90
A movement that deserves q word OF en-
couragcment has been started in Philadelphia,
where an Anti Golden Club has been organ
lied for the education of wOIkingmen III the
principles of protection. There cannot be too
much work of this sort DONE "Anti- Cobden,"
by the way, is good name for an organization
inte-dcd to countcract the herctical frcc-t'ado
ideas spread abroad by the Golden Club Of
England.
Ex-Mayor Grace is finding it to his interest
iust now to love his enemies and do good to
those who have dcspitcfuly used him in the
past 1t is hardly likely, however, that his
seemingly welllaid plans will come TO sue
ccssful issue. His late experience with the
Manhattan Club must have convinced him that
he cannot always have his own way. Ills am
biton is of capacious calibrc. but he is not the
man TO come up to the full measure thereof.
lie is an interesting figure in New I0rl, poll
tics, though in spite of The fact that he is dis
posed to take himself so much more seriously
than many wiser people take him.
The strike on the AtchisOn, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad, for which no excuse OK
istcd, has been speedily ended If Mr.. Arthur
intended this strike as /" feeler," he did not
have to wait long for the result. Before the
Burlington strike the Brotherhood Of En-
gineers had commended itself to the public's
regard and sympathy by prolonged period of
immunity from strikes. It's first departure
from the policy that prevailed for ten years
has been dismal failure. Let the Brother
hood tako the lesson to heart. But it will be
long before il can regain the position which it
held as a conservative organization and an OPP
ponent Of the methods Of woikjngmen in gen
eral.
The ways of the majority of the Ways and
Means Committee in dealing with their Tariff
bill have been made clear already, and the
means by which they will accomplish their end
consist in the simple fact that they outnumber
their Republican associates. They intend to
vote down every suggestion made by the minor
ity, TO refuse TO tell why this or that was
done, and in every way TO rush the bill through
the committee and get it before the House.
Once there, every effort will be made to force
1t TO vote. And all for political effect. There
is no regard for the needs of the country or tho
interests Of the producer and manufactures in
these tactics. With Mr.. Mills and Mr. Brock
inridge these things are kept in the rcmotest
background.
New-York has good reason for rejoicing, be-
cause the snow thus far has disappeared grad
ually. IL there had been a warm rain or day
Of mild weather. such as often comes in March,
the condition of the streets would have been
fearful to contemplate. II is not too late yet
for such sequel to the blizzard. Although
good work has been done by the Street Clean
ing Department, there is great quantity OF
snow yet unremovcd. Hence the necessity Of