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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE COTTON CENTENARY.
SAMUEL SLATER AND HIS GREAT WORK
FOR AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

Pawtucket n. l., Aug. (speciaD.-" Cotton is
Rlns.' SO ran the saying in the days before the
war That war; its results, and the reorganization
O, the south industrial basis, dethroned that
monarch; but cotton can still be said TO be one Of
the trium0irs OF trade of which corn and iron, per
hsps, are the other two. That cotton has been and still
Is an important factor in the Industrial progress Of
America II IS almost needless 10 say and the great
cotton mills of Rhode Island and Fall River, Lowell and
lawrence stand as monuments Of the importance Of the
manufactures from cotton.
II is exactly one hundred since cotton spin
ling was put into successful operation IN America by
tounc Samuel slater and Pawtucket the theatre
his successful experiments, is proposed 10 cce-
srate thus cotton centenary in the last days Of next
september ana the first days of October by speeches,
PROFESSIONS popular sports and an industrial eXpOsi-
ton 1t is said that in Egyptian cities they formerly
had such profound respect for new discoveries that
the discoverer Of any or invention was i'm
nediatey clad cloth Of gold and carried in triumph
throughout the whole city, with music and banners,
and at each important shop he was given valuable
presents.
The silvert Oneued Tristan Burgess, in an address
many wears ago said of samuel Slater "1he farmers OF
FLANDERS erected statue in honor Of him who nitro
auced into their couItry the culture of the potato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
rNGLLSH AND AMERICAN PARhS.

An interesting report ha been received by The secretary
u tho PARK Department. made br thc faH 81 N'au l."
h, Cannon Council 81 London. American parks. me
t,..i g.. chairman Of Committee Parks aud oph
-rac.s ia London and IN that capacity visited al u'
,4ue elite, of The United Stars and Canada l~'t year
In u.pcct their park and report ga them JIG l- pr
,,, ,.a..d with liz practice ~ New York and r'N-
r,l other elite, In making 81 III" triangular -l"'
m the streets fof 'hr4at.nc pace aud b. fr'"nh"I"S
similar practice f0s London London has over ''''
acre. ~ n,rs- and scores 81 available spots III inc h
drp.e, uopulated quarters that could D. nid out " '
vantage in the American fashion. The Irl sees many
ti,o. ~ admire and worthy o, being copied II N"'I WI
,rss md ne docs no. h,,titr g. cNrr7- Ms "u"n'''
h.neyor ne has - do 10. There l. h"t""iE '
,t. country be says. to equal thr EprhH Ioi"' I'"
with n. 5000 acres. but there arr no aiu'''' pan
roc,aud that viii surIas, In beauty al. genera ''"'''
-, park OF tn NOR natural parks he pa''' rIo'
.o, park first and Druid ParA 81 BatnoI" s'c"h'
,c,rv.eo.rounGs goat carfia2's aud swan boat -P
,,,,ctcd tho attention Of the Earl IA Central f"'N |
Ia nrgcs that something 81 the kind should p' I''''
~ ,ho peopc Of London frequent Che PARIS 'As'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
COMING BACK FROX ECROPE.

sevcn steamships among them the Etruria from Liver
n,oI and La Champagne Havre, reached this city
Yesterday They landed large number OF nTstc!as' pas
4,ns,e and 1875 Immigrants. Among the cabin pas'en'
,or. on the Ttrurs were Hugh Adair j. c. Anderson.
: f. Asp.nau Frank l.. Baker Miss Amy Baker, A.
Raifour L. NJ. uafour. +. T. Beden, o. L. BichoId
T. B.lliugton. , ALgUste Chouteau, j. b. Clews j.
>,u,ou Cotton W l.. Campbell Co.quhoun Dr. Luke
,or,,ran Charles r. Coke \. q. Cumming. r. H. DaNla'
son g. Dixon. w. Dunn, william Eneicoi George
" Field pr. D. Il. Gray b. D. Greene. DIT. l.. r.
u,iduan tho Rev Dr.. ]. F. Hcndry, Charles D. Hi.
e. ~ Ilo.biook Alfred Hopkins. j. J. Hurley, Seton
Icyon. Augustln Jones, Dr.. T. W. Keys, & Is. hnight
Dr ! ! Knott F. y Laycock, \. \. Marsh, captain
Matthias y l.. McCready. w. II. McEntee. Joseph r.
N, Nahon DR.. John AcMahon, John Mcshane. Henry Y.
Maven Hcrvev j. Miller the Rev. d.. w. T. Moore, John
Van Nostrand Major Mott D. Nunez, MIS- II. J.
nglcsby T. f. ORourkc, Dr. J. Orlando orr, w u.
Parsons John J. Phyfe, T. w Pope, II. J. Powers
" r. Pr,chard Mrs. ~. NJ. Pullman. DR.. F.. H. Rich.
,,d,op Mrs Marshall O. Roberts Master Roberts, Miss
ncttba NJ Roberts Peter Robinson william Rowan, T.
y Rowe Dr. Joseph Sanderson. John T. sargent Sin
,,cton Van Schqck Charles NJ. schwartz, Mr. slcker,
4 NJ Snedekcr. Frederick ;. Stanwood, {. L. ST. John,
g., W simmons \. &. Taylor. Dr.. j. l.. Teft. Dr. A l.
rrohn = Ii. Vcnabes. Colonel Alfred Wagstar, Dr. H..
n Warner Chauucey c. Woodworth. T. NJ. WOODWORK,
George w. Wright, ". l.. Wright 6. NJ. Young, L. M.
Ionrs Dr.. q q. Larcombe, IL. II. Fitzgerald, D is'
Mitchell and L. b. MoIat.
On La Champagne Or. Lands, OF the Chltea
stats Army. II. Is. Iedyard and j. l.. Giles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

av, t,orths untl the warm weather drvc' the Euro
moan. int, ,bc IIrunAya,. while m calcutta tho PHH
y,,lt r.v. I'm r., house Of III William Nackin"""' r'
.,rorretor of the Irt'sh India steamship COMPANY
,, vuu,rp Nurkiuuol. who. by the way, j. H. W.
.t,lo.. fricpf BE- not n India al present ana nc 'A'
,,r,d bi elegant hou," At thc d'io al OF IT.
p.,tc.,-, The OBJECT Of tire mission L. To Dana
t,cether All m. Anglo indian Christians 81 P''"'
,,.,,,,t.ttr work The work !, voluntary, being q
ain altering 10 india the part % pr Fen'e'o''
,d l.. friend, all Of whom are going AT thrH own
,>u,n-. Ina a recon; article Oh III, proposed mission
Dr icaieco,t aid:
IN fire frat place the mi' ion is purely N"Hn'aIN,
.,.' ,hou,,h LiVtu. the most cordial dpVobal"I ~
~ 49,, mis- mary -ocictl,, of Great irtaii, anu
NAM of thr most eminent Angl ihH.tN u, 'l"'f ai
4, Fu -ltnd and scotland. where hi li'l 20 '', ~ i.
-, Al. croditug no work done before alltsO
MIN, mo- christian work now being done II p'plo,r'
10 be- a helpful auxiliary 70 an. ~" 9V' N,',,.,i T.,
uitt,, - behind IT, either o. dlI''l OF @ :, ~,
W. ,.i, he AN objection In the eyes 81 some no
mink that mo- mis- To- III" htdlhH w '" .u .
properly conducted NllWu IA +t ,,,d c,rtr,llrl
'..,i ,rd even .lndfathcird, dr,.lH IA" 80
. '','. arc, ,n,yatiou At home. 1"t II - h't AN II
risp0H-ibc mi--i0n. m'', IT, t,,, n, ,hn sand.
which tod ha- enabled me 10 h'''., , I rhur,n,,
mn, lie IA, gracou.iy given me- among u,r s"r a. b.,
~ ,,. ,nd ,Lrnad speak a tool tor tu'
cOundenc,s and ympathJ "a ii ' to acrnr,pany
IN, work Ih0.c Wh" arr Pl' p0t,to, n nome and
., nrsr A. christian wOrh'r- j. al"uY IN "a
I'urcno W,. are going At onr own 'hHE.' t'nt ~,
no salaries pa.d ana no -, furnish thr money
tP, ~ yin there Ice COLI lions ui 'c H., r
abrIad rnr Who'll" mis ION, ~. . inJ,, Vho zoo,
ana 'Np'mu, for himself or herself Ihc u''hN "i
ur.,L ,,iu lie much the same ~ Hl' PIv,'I ~. ',J f.,
,,~,rssfr in cyang"stlc mectns> Ootr , ,, " mora
GFtlt h,.'f", ,.cd - begin work in Calcutta, ana
u, i" r.r,in there at least five months p''"''7 u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
SLEEPING Eyry ~ BAErERS' CHAINS.

HOTEL KAATLR<KILL CROWDED WITH "IhHAs
-ornER PLACE, OyErRJN WITH VISITORS.
Hotel Ka.'or.ull y $. Aug 10 special i.rr' are
over IoOO gue-t, lon here 7neh' after %" ''
u,rfii,, .y the cycn.ul trains. me, four pT~"a'
occupied cots u ga" \uucN nan iai hIri. I"''
,..., hall ha, been temporarily difd'd ito ,l"'I"at
r,,.9e Win vid" corridor thr'u,h th' '"iiH.. d..
.,o corridor religions -.rvIocs were held th- morning
.,,,,l,r 4rrau..l.cit la. 5ccu r-lrt.d 10 ia N"
na..' parlor Oh the ccoud Moor. hHH tl"," hr'd'
,,rr,yi ,eJ room, l,ok co,eg and com. rablH. Tine
l,rr, main parlor va, also pcturo-qucy dotted with
cats each Of which had ID, occupant who Wa oni}
too glnd L, get even that SOM slept IN the barrie
chair. ard one gentleman aid to-day: II never
l.,4y what . comfortable place 10 sleep m har'"' 81
cI,ir ,res before several q ,hc ucshu' rlnE fr
o.t have Lcru proHting bi tie 0yclno" Of the h'i'l
1-,o Iaurc Uon.c at the fall hi~ br'n nearly MICA
from, - and .,l,oui thirty ~ent 10 the old Gao
nm N un,.Iu House u one day h-' week hV'f'
available cot in Tho surrounding towns h'r been
-ecur,d The proportion If transient cn- / u"" mere
cer,. r. be mall Manager raise, when art'd l."
alc.1lut H.. h, rcc'icntod RUIN oi patronage TINS
~ -, hut. largely +, zcalOu- advertising ara
mr.. .lrut p,i-,lrl "lOu prior Go ~" 'pcllf "i 81 -
hon.c Sow o., -syb1dy know We are II'i; an.n ~
cOuIsc everyday wants 20 CONC ava ''', ,''', -,
c.rc trlrgr,ling people not I'D come All IA "''h
snd we're coupcl,cd go tura many applicant" d""'
au,r thcy got here. Nc ali moi hans ou' me 7GA
.-iaudiu. room only but "!li 40 our "'i"'1 ~
Accommodate rn in our power ,... ~,
rho nov lrl. -h"atAcd nnnd.y, erected IN plh'" oi
the burned structure. Will - into iu operation 10
t,orto,, The electric i'lt va, turned on la'i ht"'
fnr Inc first time since 40" IRE. .,
Tbe Troy Vocal quartet, Miss Etoka tu,-i' pia"S'
II ". I,pi~ fr,ukn. VipiiLl-t participated $50 the
,,r day- here during the Wcch. leaving On f1uAN
The hob last night held IN the dining hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

III f IL NiisI Ni.'i ~ Iti fit' iBA III
SAWS , Coach DRIVERS LIFE.
\ number of lool,d ort co,uuaacr- INV, On the h1aii
OF meeting no ham over livery stable kcp los
Abraham and Joseph K4piu ot s.. - Alen-t. Occ-
..oually some employer come along fo hire cont
uahrt. and catch these occasional chances 0f worH
the coatnalcr- -uturr iu the doorway ol fh, livery
stable cpA-g -at" ou tr -doW OF, u front instead
Of remaining '' their Dahl upstairs. Thee eruHp-
before ;Acr doorway cau-cd much auupyauo" To- ttr
Kapius. who -a.d q Va- au injury Ia tac.r ba-lo
Yesterday the c,atualct- DISTRACTED 'he doorway
~ IIc 'aau cvrr and Aic~ Eaplu ordered them IAay.
Instead they turned and alta SOD hm.
Ills bro Lcr and -cvrr.i employ 20 DIS a--itt
,uc. and u . moment tae-- vi. o free ..t going co..
between about twenty men. The sight thrilled the
nclghbOIpOI. who's tall tenement crowded with 4
Jewish population. who .ynpatD1od strongly with 'h~
coatma,cr- aud thou, and, u men women and children
warmed into re narrow trce' ard ,ury-d about 'a"
struggling group u The Goarv.v OF The livery stahE
tutoring wild erie. and lnPrrcnL,n. again tL'
KaplIn- Tho crowd attacked the liycr'aen. vh'
finding theu--yc- ovc1po"cr'd tried ~ shut ID" dor
against f4c mob hut were forced l0nily F." it Elt"
the rear If the -tnblc. def udiu- "m.rly"- &C., best
they coIh Pail 4 sntar. eh.lnl",. curry 'it-,
brr-h~. -por,,. and everything I'c about ~" pln'"
were son, Vh.rlug through tte tir b., the c"a Blatant
While the flat Wa t- ho!-' wagon belonging 20 ta"
Kaulin- dr,v" up. The driver N,ia Wlr~-. IF NO.
-- Ridge ~. was fcrcoy ATTACHED dr'-r'd from DIS
scat ana beaten. ir felt 300 Pile NJ refuse with ae
blood streaming fom 'u' 300 bis hrih.
~ tli> moment Policemen ,.hp-uhc.r.r. Iitl'cr
and Place. arrived ou t. ,,,uc aul cd.I.oicd FOB sup
pres t.r r.t The b-lii.r.u' mob qul Ay IL p"r'i,
One running 49, ou he roof rud ~.ur .du- Do tlc
nri.l,borue Hallway. ruIrut'dv tho arrival u 'A"
three policemen -.vrd tuc f,,cr from bring lah"n 30
death ~ ihc Infatuated Hebrews. N"hut.m" report
that ROT wa lu pr,-c,s n AIl"n 80 bad n'i h' tie
tldud-~ e. police station. and 49,, ''"l i''rr" - -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Mortified Mass. Aug. lotto railroad strike nearly
prevented lie preacher Of the Bible Conference TO-DAY
from reaching Northhed. lie did not arrive until
midnight. and thoroughly weared from the jour
ncy. Mr. Moody. in giving ont the notices, SAID that IL
might be necessary for those who are here 10 remain
during The week He would be glad to have every
stay. he said, and meetings would be held Tor
those who remained after the conference closed lie
hoped the time would come when the church IN "hch
hc was speaking would be- open every day in the year
At the morning service. Dr. Ran>Ord, OF London, gave
an exposition Of the sixth chapter Of Hebrews. Tho
Rev Mr. Lane. also Of England, offered the PRAYER
before the sermon aud Major Whittle Of Chicago, the
prayer after the sermon Mr.. Lane referred TO the
avail loss Of a soul. Going To he'll from any place
terrible he said but what shall we say OF gong
TO hell from such place Mortified" There was
large attendance meetings in Recitation Hall
til, afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
TIE r1Esr MAcHIxEs MADE BY MIR. SITTER.

Here will be shown the original cards ana sphnihs
frames used bN samuel slater, which nave G'cl Oi'o"
10y the National Nu-"nm al Washington '.' 1.'' i'
pose. sThc,c viii bee sid' bi side WIN u' ia"
modern machinery used for the sam" purpose =
Rhode Island j. the ccGtrc OF Tie cotton spinning 'u
WvaNi in Industry. the exhibit OF ma'hI"'IN ~
finished goods j. expected to be- equal - an, lhlhf u
De seen i'm worlds fair. THIS Industrial bAP'-lI'"
Gill De i'm charge of state senator Albert Z" Shtl""'
who T. putting great energy Into tr prJJ'ci.
Tuesday. september 3O-Ih, VIII De- military u1A o
The entire militia of the state, clad in thtlf A'"
uniforms viii Dr. ordered out. hua VIII ''rVc a, .s,
90 the various GraDd Army p'St~ ana sons "l
camps. What with these three clements, lhucpcuU.
companies aud visiting or-Aui1atO'-. At l. cNI''HN
that mi, viii j." IT, greatest military para f''
Englaud states ard all the Sew I'm gland members %
Congn-- Viii be invited to Participate In thI p.i1I'
trades process ION hilc the at ,TuoOn VIII be gwen
np 10 q parade Of the secret and civic societies oi
faVtgchct ard vicinity.
aud preparations are goin- forward 10 provide" Or"
er attest Hrcmcne muster ever held 10 Nc" hnSlal".
The prize, viii De well worth striving for. 1ad tT'"
r.aay, Octoh"r 3-llc p"irc.ps even; ~ tu- day
will be p rowing REGATTA ON paWtuchct River fr which
liberal prize, Will be offered.
S4tuNiaY, October 1-IhS ], an open day IN case
rain should push the exercise, along day. In any
event arrangement have i"ru mode for horse r'''-
al the PaWtucLct Driving I"Gk Tor liberal Prize.
Durne The cntirc wee, Tie Industrial Exposition
Will be open, ard the oIt slater mill VIII a~n De
ready f'r Inspection. NaroI. slater rclir, are kept
lerc-t. EA,ur-Dus from dl over Nv England o9'
expected thc rates tn r.'r,d~ sill 20 ar-ns I'd
70 That end. Ihcr" VIII ir ample h..u,'~ p '''I"d
Ter ic-inc me m1l;'Hdc- which or" 'Nicrltc. Ihe
they d. NOT conflict with or, % the Rhode Island
Agricultural fairs The wcsa will ha given up 10 the
ovcry cGort viii 10 made to Show t'c world r..t
Kholc Island is .lof t'I samuel >i1ior had te good
sense 10 ,atr Dr. ti, state 700 year, al,,. l,d here
become no" father ~ American cotton spinning ihc
ArkWriclr Of america
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
rHE Old SLATrE MID.

prepared bv hand. This was done ly fami'ieS away
from tie mill 4 Clti Justice Of Rhode lAho ''' '
aid that lF wa, accustomed 20 separate '"''"1 "'"
10 red f. % which hc received cents pound. A.
,t ,,,.d FIR tl,c goods increased sul another MIL
vas buut and ~a;er's fortune Wa made y N-''
mill va, built IN 1870 III the town OF SinI'hhe'1'
IN mi, mill John slater. brother of samuel h'd q"
interest The placo where tie mil is located is mo-"
known a, -l,'er-,ile and i- the property oi th' h""
Of John ~aie. II j, aid THAI the brother d'a nos
know each other when they met, and had q D" ]"
troduccd by Mr. wilkinson, samuel sl"icfs bN'her
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE ITALIAN BryCO STEERER HELD.

Augustine Grasso. OF No. 80 Muberry-st, who We
arrested by Dc ctiyes Harrington and ChystaL OF u'
SIXTH Precinct Tor buncong An:onio Florio. telio"
,,try,non ,ut NJ 40 last Monday at Chambersst ano
park Row bv getting the leave the money VIE
him a. security while he Floro went 10 change oae
brown apr for American dollars out Of which florio "
70 get paid mis- trouble. was held Tor eNannsH -
,', =, :, 900 NJ tine Tomb. Court Yesterday. Tho ex
animation Will BE- held on "Wednesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

dresses - the children by President Harrison alu
Postmaster General Wananaacr. on the same oly' ~
al zoe, ~ the committee hope. Pre-, dent llATNVh
viii formally open the Industrial Exposition IN. ~
b. be held in me old skaiing rink ~ when an alIi
ton o. lOON feet will be made. Here VIII Dc shV"
all the processes which cotton Goes through rom uc
growing plan, and the cotton gin TO the finished iaDrc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
TIE GENUINE
snlstyN ilOEF'S

MALT MIX ~
The Best Nuir.u. e. l9hi0
for Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Wrr.fug Mothers, the weak
BEWANE or NJ a,
rI0NS. Tho GEN \ T.
ha- the signature OF Johann Johann
lion" on The neck Of t%rry
hoftic EIsNEk & VI IN.
pFESON CO.. sole agents D
garclay.st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
POLTTTCS AND POLITICIANS.
HOPES AND FEARS AROUSED BY THE
FASSETT COMMITTEE.

"Poss7 NcLaugllin's Heutcnants have been mu'n
disturbed lately over the report that the Fa'sett com
miticc va, about turn IT. electric Hight on the darN
places q B-okyn polite, Their alarm Is well ouhd
cd though -lmcVlIat premature. The committee VIII
crl,, the East Rivor. but not 20 soon a. ha' Oeel
uimor~d II work IN New York city Is far nom COM
p!ctou. Nr. Wins j, not set through with IammanY'
lie -tiI d., tight grip IN" tigers tail. and he Is
oIuc H. lvc il some lively twists before the suoT flies
l... viii be done when the police and other city de-
parirrni, are lnvcsti-acd Then the committee MI,
nr,ualN visit some cities 81 ~" state NAV hr1
H. pr,-.u,r The Tribune has gwen that choice ,pc'
u.rn II lIyUu D,,no,rdDN. I'd Murphy, a E'ou "'t4
~ ..,-i., ut advice from time % time IN urging nm III
reform his crooked political UaN~. II give, MN some
m,lc now. lu .ursr~tug that he gct ms muhcip.
h,u ..nod IN order. for the committee VIII ceriaiMH
uav Troy "A visit within fcW weeks. In fact, Nr'
,tt may 90 70 Troy before he resumes work IN TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Ex.Judge Gedncy's friends are preparing Tor
toothsome repast Of 81 Lawrence salmon. Mr. Ged'
p.v started on his vacation last week, and lie
never fails TO send home Of the choicest spec-
mems OF his luck Is fisherman, his friends are IN
duIginc I'm agreeable anticipat0ns accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Iobn F. Plunmer who is making fame and fortune
oncw on the Pacific Coast will arrive home from tho
West TODAY lie will only spend few days with hls
fau,ilv and then start again for Tacoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE WORKnAT NORTHFIELD.
SERVICES AT THE CONFERENCE YESTER,
DAY.

SKETCHES OF DR.. A. J. GORDON, OF BOSTON,
AND DIR. PENTECosT, OF BROOKLYN
Mr.. MOODY OPPOSED TO RE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

This remark wa, made by n member OF the Tam
many Han Committee Of Twenty four to personal
fric,d the other evening: 81 hear that the Rep"b-
I;cans are short Of fund this year They need not
h II they will only run straight ticket In this
civ If they do Tammany Hall will pay al cNr
ncnscs most willingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

Just befor. Mt. Croker wont back TO Germany tAe
NEWSPAPERS were filed with stories about union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

,,,lIican l,ad,r, who are In the hablt Of NslIIu;
a., I,,.,,,, Dcparrmcat at Washington IN tn
interests Of impatient constituents. VIII larn VIVA
regret that rm" ByrncS. the chlct Of the appoint
inc division the place held by EnSenc higgins
r,s r,,t.ned and l. practising law again III
MINNEAPOLIS. Mr. Byrncs never aoNe't the pare
a.. too, il simply 10 ohGc secretary Window whose
a.,.onnI friend he va, and l.. lie held 1t rs long
~ he could afford to do %. iiut the "A AIRY, 800
~, ton mrocr. entirely, and after Getting thing IN
,d ,yorEtng order he retired. lie !, one OF the
t ,r~rg,tIc young party leaders OF the Northwest
and has a bright futurN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
devoted friend OF Major Mckinley. and an ohio

\ devoted rleud OF "d!" w hIHVf' al" 81" ~"
man. " cour-c. aid tho other day: They NAV beat
tho Major for Congress th., fail. The odds are AL
,.,iu>t him. lie Will. however. make a gallant fight
,,. tr.pt hc NM, win But whether he wins l.
,hcv can't beat hm g.. Governor neat wear. 10 power
IN ohio can prevent bis success IN thdt race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

some Of the influential Republicans OF the Nth Con-
gresS District trying - persuade Mahlon Chance'
the secretary the Protective Tariff League, TO enter
the lists this fall against General spnola Mr. Chance
Is now considering the matter. II he decides 70 run
there will be lively times, for he says he Will not
20 into the fight unless he goes In 20 win. Allcn
lhorndike Rice really carried this district against
>plnoa but was cheated out Of his victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

The persistent efforts to induce stephen D. hihlh'
n RIM for Congress in the lid District Of West VIZ
rinia have not been successful Mr. EiknS uoos hoe
want the Office. lie said 30 three years ago AL"
fir feels the same way about it, His vast nm," t
,nt"rc.t. absorb all his time and energy hul V'c
,'tv LEADER If the district insist th Il" j. INC lnn
10 brat IN, Democratic representative anu V'cS may
vet persuade him 10 accept Inc ho''''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

II is now reasonably certain that Hugh j. Grant VIII
NOT bee Tammauy' candidate for Mayor IN the coming
,arpalsn Thi, statement may Dee doubted, never
thclc,,. il j, based upon trustworthy niormAtoh
Grlut viii be proclaimed aS the cauddat" mp To the
last moment before TIE convention Then. suddenly.
a, ha. boon dorc before row man viii bc brought
forward and nominated. A. things now stand mat
now man IL O., likely - be- william N'cinwN aN any
one else Grants withdrawal VIII De made for Soy
cal reasons, bat chiefly because of the opposition Ia
hl- denomination the plrt Of the wealth, ana re-
,i,.. table members Of rammany the ~uHd ul'n' ID
whom tine boys" an in the hthu a. gong lor tsNU
ana certificates 81 character Thee men nave ag;'~'
th.,t Grant must De- dropped. Their word l. law.
Frym "A Republican point of Vow, tn, is 10 De r.
,ctitd for with what the Fa>~et Committee ha9 done
and win vet o. with Grant record ana rpWah'l'
M. would be- the man of all men To have the "lS"am
select.
Nearly week has passed since The Tribune an
pnuuccd that Dl,rict-Attorney John r. Fellows would
hc , Tammany Cougre,, ona candidate this tall and
mo- denial Of the statement ha, yet appeared In any
uuartey WIN because 1t wa a simple, mtohtNNc"
,bl, declaration Of dSsmccful truth II may 10
said however for tlL- consolation Of Iammany's new
,lly the Reform Club that The Colonel Is thorough
III .ipl, Of Golden He is, In fact. abid ircc'trader'
tie WAS born I'm Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11

when OK senator Warner Miller accepted the pres-
dcrcv Of the Nicaragua canal Company last winter
many suppo.cd that he simply Intended 10 lend ms
name to the enterprise and pay htle personal at'ch
uon +, it, This was mistake. VII. Iil'er mas
thrown him.cl, Ato the project with all his force ana
enercv lie i, deeply interested IN It's success 81
,.'r, thot a. ia, taicn no vacation at al TINS sum
m,r Rnt h. does not took rs If he needed any NE
H. appearance deceptive in tins Ca.e for u' S,u ,'r
nrr night that he never felt better IN MS re nor
Iad he ever worried harder than he was DONG "'
present