New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03

ua -.,;o,oue .crv,ces in that city. Ihey NC
-. .hot ali. ia insane that she hypnotlSes ner
corverts and that the effects upon 'ncm ",
mo,c Injurious than a malignant olse"oe 49,"
rroduce' This indictment may itself De '""
what sensational, but there Is no oou"' """
over that the influence which may oe e"e'~u
over uersons Of a morbid, hysterical Temperament
"a extremely dangerous. In Germany anu Fi""'o
n "a n penal offence for any one not rsu"'v
licensed as a physician to prnctice hypnotis"' anu
an effort has lately been made to procure s''hi'
lar prohibition in England.
The future career OF the eX-iohoi"o'o VA
Gibbs Is linbe to repay the carc'ul s'""S Va
several politicians who still belong to the i~pu''''
can organization
remarkable manifestation Of flial picty Is
dsplayed in the most recent issue ol Inc liz
ncrial Pekin Gazette which contains iet~r
from the Governor of Chinese Tnrkcston' III "h,c"
no tenders his resignation Of his Office hot vi t'
ground Of any disagreement with h"aHIuar'e'' vi
-, failure In administration, but solely Dfc'"%
=. 10 ,nx;ors IN STAY nj home and TO devote his
or+irc time 70 NURSING his aged granumOther'
This however is more than matched DS t'ie Hn'-
pcror of Japan who has just caused 81" Va vi,
leading journalists of his capital 70 oe s''""'
TO terms Of Imprisonment ranging Iro" wv
four Years for having naiigned h!S ancestor '"I
Empcror Iimmu, who rigned some BIN "'''''''"
wears before the birth Of Christ.
It seems to be very hard work TO rcNiN' ""''"'"A
mr. international interest in General Bonlah9er
corn palace" What is corn palace: "a
palace dedicated to corn, or p'''fe Jun "
corn or what? Ont in the entFrpris'n3 '',o"
City corn palace is to be opened on the '"'" y,
this month, and everybody with his SISTER "I"
his Cousins and his aun,s Is cordially invited to
come and sec it. For the Information "i ''''.
not up In distinctive Sioux City architecture 1t
m,r he statcd that a corn palace is n palace
covered and em.ellished as with tapestry OUT
side and inside with products Of the field com
| nrcdominating 1t is evident that structure
~ this sort must have n claim ali its own, ana
THAT r. il much better entitled to the consideration
Of the citizens OF a republic than the traditional
naIocn suggestive of syrants and rHete mon
archics We must all try 10 get out 10 SIOUX
City 50 that we may pay our respects " 'nc
| Corn Palace.
The Wine ord LIQUOR Dealers Association Is
| 10 hold a convention in Albany this m"h'h' IL
Governor Hill has the of his snhs"rvi"nrf
| to the rum power he may give the de'sa'cS d
| rcception ut the Executive mansion.
There are those who say that til" Strike on VI"
| New-York Central ended sooner tian Governor
Hill expected, and that ne realized when 1t was
| all over that a certain gentleman by ~" name
| OF Dcpcw had not been rendered quite 50 un-
populor as might have lrcn desired IN certain
quarters IL is even minated that the present
| Investigation by the Stat? BOARD Of Arbitration
| migh, never haze been undertaken il the Coy
crpor had not wil:ked hard nj one or more 81 thr
| commissioners But tl.cn il is a wicked wor!i.
and people who believe all that theS hear are
foolish.
The accuracy of Colonel Inscrsolfs famous "S-
innate of the comparative disadvantages as f'Si-
,lcncc Of Arkansas and another plac" OF torment i,
not impugrcL by the occurrences of election day.
| 4 writer in the September Forum WHO'S
subject is Tornndoes says that "Top!e Should
make every effort to retain full command OF thrIr
| scns.s on the approach Of tornado clo;d De-
| cause safety largely depends upon acting JuIi-
ciously MS we'll quickly" This is undoubtedly
| true; II is also true OF railroad accidents and
| cloucmcnts and caucnscs and tariff debates and
| family Disbursements, and several Other things
| involving emergencies In fact, full command
Of ones senses in all circumstances. especially In
unusual circumstances. /, most desirable.