The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
CLEVELAND And The TIGER.
Richard Croker Denies the Report that lie
Talked 10 Senator TEST.
STRICT SECRECY IN THE MAYNARD.
The Department VIII Make This Special
Feature in the future-souther" f't
Iron Low-Sow York News.
NEW YoRE BUREAU. RIcHMosD IIMEs'


,.laorsr, from Indianapolis yesterday
stated that United States Senator Vest. IN an
interview there. quoted Richard Croker as
having recently said to him that Grover Cieve-
land had established aInicabio relations with
Tammany and would receive tho solid support
OF the New York State Democracy 10 the next
National convention. Mr. Croker was seen 81
Tammany Hall to-day. and after reading the
Telegram he said 1T is false. / don't remein-
Der whether, among the many public men
who were IN New York not long ago, saw
Senator Vest or not. but if | did !
said nothing 10 him about Cleveland and his
relations with Tammany or his chances OF
nomination. / have not spoken on the suo-
ject 10 any one and have no opinion to e1-
press on Mr. Cleveland or any other cana,
date The question has not been discussed
by Iammany Hall. Mr.. Cleveland worked as
did Governor Hill and others .or the Demo
cratic ticket he did Us good service =,
by us you mean Iammany ana lhat 9li'
Cleveland is your friend ~
81 mean the Democrats. and we are al
Democrats. / don't know why Mr. CIeFe-
land is not friend Of iemm"ny ha..
will you express an opinion OF Mr. OleVe-
land and his present position or say whetu +
Tammany Hall desires some particular cano'-
date nominated 2" IN,
Il do not wish to name my candidate. ms
association will make no attempt 70 run the
Democratic convention
SECRECY IN THE MAYNARD.
Indications multiply daily at the nayy-yard
that the department is in pr cess Of deyel lp-
ing policy. the secrecy Of which Is held 20
be Of the highest Importance. Although tie
date when the cruisers Atlanta, Bennington
4 ~ ri
ordered TO be made with the utm st dispatc
Will be ready for service IS now only few
DAYS Of not a sign Of an intmatlon has been
given 70 a soul Al the yard or on board
any OF the ships named as 10 their destination
when they leave TINS port. When CAPTAIN
Frben. commandant of the navy-yard, re-
ports the Concord, Bennington and Atlanta
ready 10 sail next Tuesday 1t is believed that
the vessels Will leave with sealed orders. This
impression arises partly from the mysterious
goings on that attended tie departure OF tie
Petrol several weeks ago, which was ostensi-
bly, booked for the China station.
THE pI0 IRON MAREET.
The market for pig-irOn remains unchanged.
with a good. fair, steady demand, and sOme
disposition on the part OF the buyers to enter
orders Tor next year. The prices Of Southern
irons are lower, and some brands are offered
very low.
The market for steel rails is comparatively
dull, although some large orders are reported
30 have been entered 10y the Penusy yania
railway estimated at from $4,000 to 70, 600 tons.
THE M'GLYNN CASE.
The rumor that DR.. McGlynn was about to
be r. instated in the priesthood 0. the Roman
Catholic church has awakened interest in tie
celigious world.
Archbishop Corrigan to-day made state
ment that ROmes ultimatum for a reopening
Of the case was first. that McGlynD himself
make the request and state his grievance.
Second. That he publicly condemn all that
he has said and done of an insulting character
as against the Archbishop and as against the
Holy See.
Third. That he be ready to abide by the
orders and submit to the judgment Of the
Apostolic See.
Fourth. That he promise TO abstain from
any public utterance or assistance at any
meeting on the matter under consideration.
DIR. McGlynn says be will never submit.