New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03

trucks. Steele stopped It after having been dragged
quite a distance and received injuries When
called by the husband Of one of the ladies and
urged to accept reward of some kind, the brave
fellow declined positively saying he had done nothing
but his duty and entitled to reward Captain
William ~ Cowan, of the Fire Department, received
medal for rescuIng woman and child from burn
ing building, where none Of his companions had vent
ured to CO. lie received buns and INJURIES from
which he has not yet fully recovered.
The Papal rescript has created wide gap between
two sections of IrishAmericans I'm this city during the
week fortnight ago the sympathizers with the
Irish National League, headed by exCongrcssman John
L. Finerty, began arrangements for immense mass
meeting protest against Romish interference in Irish
National affairs. Invitations were sent 10 all the
prominent lrshAmericans In the city TO be present
position began to develop and Collector onahan a
very prominent Catholic, fired bomb into the Finerty
camp by writing letter declining in the strongest
kind of language to be party TO any such gathering
and urging that it was emnently improper and dis
Court, who had been selected for chairman, with a
letter similar In tone to that Of oDahan. Nothing
AHEAD and held one Of he largest and most enthqsl
asc meetings ever known In the city and adopted the
Interference. As consequence a wide breach has
been opened between those who were at the meeting
seen that the latter are in hopeless minority. The
Gsa people here S carefully ea GRAINED Sm b amy ak AZ
efforts TO get the Archbishop or his aids to say some
thlng about III being futlle Inc prOHll-
nent at the meeting say il can make no difference 10
them what the Church authorities may have 10 say
now. They were speaking as Irish Nationalist at
the meeting and not as church members
The Cook County Democrats will begin to
move on ST louis on Sunday night The lroquos
Club departs that evening Tespendent In broadcIoth
coats. silk hats Cleveland badges and carrying slken
banners. They will put up at the southern Hotel
Monday, on another special train, departs the Cook
County Club. II viii also have brass band, with
business suit uniform, Cleveland badges and banners,
and above all things It will take with 1t something no
other club can boast Of This Is the original picture
Of President Cleveland that brought 10 Chicago
four years ago by the Albany Phalanx7 and created
much enthusiasm when displayed In the eonven-
ton that nominated him. The club proposes TO take
that picture TO ST. Louis. "Its mascot Is the cry
Both clubs for Cleveland. but are slightly mixed
Is regards the Vice Presidency.
At the theatres the last week of the chief at
fractions was Mrs. J. Il. Potter she played 10 very
good houses, but the Of criticism seems 10
be that In the character of finely dressed society lady
she excels the actress. AS critic remarked, She
Is graceful accessory to the posngs OF Mr. Belew'
Her play, Mile De Bressier' met with poor re-
ception. " Paul Kauvar stin continues TO draw good
houses at HOOley's, and of course Robson cranes
Henrietta" has not lacked patronage at the Chicago
AT the Haymarket Miss Eta Hawkins, in the rather
lurid Main Line" has done fairly well The School
for Scandal and Moths, at McVickers have been
we'll patronized. also the Hcks-sawyer minstrel
show at the Grand. The Dunlap Opera Company, IN
the new Waverly. the West Side, have had great
success during their second week