New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16

night and the news Invariably found rs way to Tho
Derrick office, In spite OF Colonel Phllips's threat
of instant dismissal against any cniplOye who com.
munlcatcd with tho paper. People refused 10 traNeI
on the road and the popular Indignation was intense
while the circulation Of the paper meantime more
than ouadrupled and the warfare ceased only when
the financial ruin of the road had been accompshea
and Colonel Phillips had been vanquiShed, less 10y ms
opponents than by the worry and oyerw0rk which ul-
tlmately caused his death.
Another summer resident Is A. dc Rougemont, OF
New-York a veteran French journalist and man OK
letters who enjoyed the friendship OF GanbetIa anu
followed his fortunes for many years. NJ dc hOuge-
mont born near Paris ana was eaucattedn u,cIo
and at the celebrated Jesuit University Oh ,DouSay,
he travelled in most Of the countries OF EUROPE, ad
when the war broke out accompanied Glas Bn oln anu
Cremleux, the two Paris deputies, 10 ioI Ts' vas
specal CORE spondcnt for Reuter- Agency. ne Wa
oftervard with Gamtetta at Tours and BoreauN IN
similar capacity. The evening before te puo y, v
in Tours of the news OF Bazane surrIer al crber
he met the great leader I'm cOrrhOr reaolng o3.
dispatch Gambota replied aosentIy TO EiS gonSt
tons At the next morning, NJ He Iii Win
encountered him again In the same place. s, -. al
the dispatch in his hand ana was asto ui@bt when
Sr nt1 "a Snobe the mystery explained. Inc
dispatch he had been reading cOntsinea tacbed to
the capimlation. NJ de kougem2nt vi" EpaacaseS at
tbs time Of the trial of Henri Roehefor soD by
the Commune, and beat all me oef Condemns
to and sentence TO exile in NewCaledona' NJ, 90
non anu ~ Tho author of the book La France,
Rougemont Is ,D ,nv American universities as text
hook lie is Of distinguished appearance, nnssesses
eyes, gray hair and gray du9 dolonat.
the manner " id6on the labor refomcr, IS square
st1r,IvlOoldng man, with brO@l. VlGnLIed with
dori, Srav hair and a brown beard spI IT, ,lancc
nav. Ills Voice IS low but clear ana no ms 70 S@ Hie
and manner straightforward ur j, ~ uublic ours.
,i,L tbe vorllnpman I'm his treatment Oh P5 g..
lions hUt his views are sngulally rea'ohaoo am ''
from prejudice ,ou,t no declares that good polit.
teal econonly Is also good Christianity ana ~ ,
is entirely practcable if the people VII onE ncigbLor
It Alright Tosto believes mar idI g u POSSESSIONS and
he has admirers in this country who hold me- MY a.
pattern. TO my mind; he !, a i' but only
InGe IGeb ad9InistratIon Andrcw Cancges luf9;;
that after man has taken all he plcases I4i ron
he should give out OF his abundance 10 o.ie, no
rcscnfS another eXtrcrnc True Christianity ana t.o
political economy both demand that H. sup WIN tbo.o
his abundance while It is being creaHi WIN r,ln co.
~ b holm IN teatc II I'm ohe w0rl>. that those "hD 80
operate with him in making bu ii'Ss PIPtd which
have their cooperation Adequately rsqntt,I'' ,tnan1
r. h. not bv fine mere payment Of a weekly stp3Fl'
The organization Of labor regard necessity SIM
capIal is already organized, but am nov 81 Son
t learn from Tho Tribune that the Knights OF Ia or
are falling 10 pieces. The principle of their a saoca-
TON is unSond since II IS Impossible for lis manaees
70 keen informed as to the needs Of the large nunDst
OF trades Il represents \ system OF NaVli~
formed of the various local trade unions with PoudP;
federation composed Of delegates from these NaDOnai
unions would. | think, stand lar De'or o"h"'' VI
permanent succcss.' -. -. ,o,+rol
Now York and subsequently lcarnci iha trae oi a
printer HIS interest IN labor stiae, M%' whom
aroused by the needs Of the community ahlo"s ""o"'
' hermann j. schmitz. Of Brooklyn, who has tausht
Errr1l Mani one Of his unclas wa once
PoSfmaster-Gcncr and his brother IS superintendent
onv- tbe largest station I'm al Europe. NJ SchmH
entered the army at the outbreak OF me r I1aCo
German war and was attached 10 me held tr,,l.rl1
He was specially trained for teaching al lIe
fort Normal school and since his arrival IN oc 1i9
country IN 1872 has taught between 1000 ana Gu
Amorcans TO converse In the language or me falItI
land lie has tried many modes OF lhsi ruclA, .'o
n@3 ava tho old grammatical methods, and writ
thcm I'm the grammar he has recently lssuel, i ~.
thinks American women ar mIIo Gp mon begin
LANGUAGES than the men, liOuSn W Htr mastery Of
the study with definite purpose ,htH haaS tbe
it Is likely to be NOR onG RSnHblrsp and was until
reccntv chairman Of the Executive Committee on me
Republican Association Of the twentieth war;"
ciacs Fncbuske the Swedish physician who Is in, IN,
Producing the Llngg system or eEnnai bss curling
mustache and looks like foreign count lis Idnll,
is Of swedish origin but lived until l9l4 ~ aIma ad
He Is graduate Of the universities on oioCAnUl d'
Iund and has also studied II Edinburgh 'nNeINiS,
liz was Invited by the Chilan Gov9rnmrn, soiia IT.
wears pen establish school of pnyNTM ou l ln "
santiago but decided 10 come 10 he United STATS
instead The pccullartes Of the lAneg sy1tem ar
that II IS adaptable to the weaKest ao Ven IL d" S,o
strongest and that It develops TIC pan 0t .nr ade
where development IS most needed, - sreies Of both
mart Of the pulsOy educsuoh ~ - ~, 4 80
sexes about twenty years ago ard ne reSI AM, ~
recn marked improvement m IN, h prs,an ARM
NIX lrcod n I'm is45 into Germany where vim some
notifications. IL is SIN Pvnnra Lisbon ST.
4ir a b,r- and MOSCOW Or. Enebuske Ike all other
-welrs has served term in the army 81, .o,,o,,o
one OF the most popular men 81 ea' Ven IL,
! M r Dunnng. 81 Boston. who was rccr ,it
oirtol IN the oditOrship Of The Conglegdl
and has been for throe wears prlhclpdl o. . drect
t"ro1a Normal Union. This department - ~ ~ -.
deccndant Of tho original sunday school AS,eIlpN Ia,
1T, Surdav-srhOol teachers and hlole atud.l5 ~
corre soondence and through personal ~, a. orc
me various assemblies and about o''uO RuIINo " n
VIC =. rsent enrolled. Dr. Cummings methons a. "a "a
az ~. orr, eircularlv successful lie Is ergludt
80 Yolo college and Of AndoNcf SerilarH % H.,
tr fem wears pastor of the Highland aon
CL,rcL of PoetOn, since when t.Ht, ne ~. in
nr,ta~v ~ the CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY ,v,E,' -ith
49,, r-nf,od states He declines 10 W. ,,,i.tcr
nv III, rartv and describes himself as hr4 m
any a.n ,cr an opponcut Of the New lhrj ~
q, ' o,gro,-atonal,t" stands in TIC halc ~ ;,,
'rreh " Tbe owners are Dr.. Dunnng. pr. ~ a
GohV,r," " 7 Green W. H. Nhittenoie anu - "
Richardson. -, adv dave of his ministry
was General Giant, pastor a. "acna, soldier.
/ al, characteristic story OF the |'oo, Mn
~. ,r,ro walking together one mophu~u' ,lsrc,o
in Washington shortly after the Wa; D r,r,~rl,ed
Grant became President. when me i'i'. ~ Goneral
/ a., he ne .ulia,ity Of Tho dispatches when INC ~
had scnt from the hNd. -, a,o. ,or never
/ ~ II has been noticed he SalL thd, ",rcba, r..
,o,i, of GOD or invoke the Divine an aWt NV .,t e
rtics have commented uufavoraiy on tt ~ ,
an. =. Tbat Is trucr rcplied Grant In his qu.d Irt
/ 50 1bs other s!dc were always ealing on "ot' To-
tboucbt n was better 10 trust more anu anu Sfn,pIcit
! A. The eame time always had me h9'r r"' Mans
fatb I'm a superior wisdom ana none "i j" han If
la. o n,israrrled without better result man j
they had been fulfilled
ALUMNI DAY At ROUND LAKE.
Bound raloo \ Y. Aug u Special. The alumni