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New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
INTEREST IN THE CATHEDRAL PLANS.
BELIEF THAT THE ARCHITECTS WILL ALLOW
THEIR DESIGNS TO BE EXHIBITED.

BELIEF THAT THE ARCHITECTS WILL ALLOW
THEIR DESIGNS TO BE EXHIBITED.
The decision Of the trustees OF the proposed Cathedral
Of ST. John the Divine to place the elaborated plans
NJ the successful architects public exhibition was
.c subject of much favorable comment yesterday. The
do,o for the exhibition however has not been fixed
upon as yet In fact there is possibility that all
OF the plans will not be exhibited. George Macculioch
Miller. secretary of the board of trustees, received
telegram from j. Ialsey Wood yesterday saying that
hc declined TO consent TO the exhibition Of his designs
without further iniormaiOn.'
The public however, will be allowed 10 the other
plans as soon as the architects give permission There
i, little doubt that consent will be obtained. Messrs.
Helms & La Fargo said yesterday, when asked II they
would permit their plans 10 be exhibited. that they
could see no reason why they should not do so. The
exhibition will take place in the Sec House. No. 90
Lafayette Place. II is probable that small ad
mission fee will be charged in order to preclude tho
ovcrcrowding Of the small room and TO pay the ex-
pcnses of the exhibition. 1t is believed that the ex-
hbition will last until the middle Of April.
The following letter has been received from Will
lam \. Potter:
Permit me to correct statement which I find
i'm your account OF the competition for the Ca.
thedral OF st. John the Divine in your issue OF
this date, the effect that the design prepared by
MIR. X. II. Robertson me has been withdrawn and
That consequently we are no LONGER the competition
] do not know upon whose authority this statement
made. but do know that il is not in accordance
with the facts in the case We have not Withdrawn
from the competition have any time intended
do unless for reasons very different from that
which you state viz. relationship WITH the Bishop
OF the diocese. The trustees have been informed
through their secretary that desire a few days
longer to complete the changes i'm drawings which
this second competition ncccSstatcs, and we have no
doubt that this extension of time will be granted u.s."
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.


TAERYTOWN.-lIoracc Hobby, well known FARMER
~ plea,antville died suddenly this afternoon, WHO
driving through Mnln-St, Tarrytown some "orR'ici.
.av a horse and sleigh dash around the corner Oh
Main 4 and Broadway and then down the hlIl al a
brcak-ncck gait. They thought that the morse ma
run away and after lively chase stopped tue ANNA
Inst hefre mi, the driver. who proved 10 be iODni
wa. thrown into the street. The man was Hr'i
tu examination of Ia" body by Coroner M'hcll ana
DR. FrcIand showed that NE was extinct bro,' a. t, M,
i[dv wa thrown from the sleigh. The man hih ulri
~ apouexy Mr. Hobby was sixty years o"' an"
leave, a wife and married daughter
WHITE PLAlNs.-Elgar G. Nichols, Editor ana pro
nricinr II Tie Mount kiscO Weekly and me N.s,,
tor County RcpOrtcr' has returned from III, ulP
=" webster Mass and has amicaby settled the ilhail,
I dlfIruc, surrounding hi, plant, owing 20 Cha'l
,,u. of u 200 upon TIC same, hcId 10y tic i",'l
nroufic,or CharoG T.. Patterson lie ha' ucVIucu 1"
continue the publication
NDI.NT VEENON.-Thc people Of THIS town are 70
lao t,ld ON FRIDAY evening next week about lhc 1cr
It,If. IIow II Live and Dies In New ork hN JhnD
4 mis- ~ Nc,y York city. The lccurc VIII hc FiNcI
In hc First Presbyterian Church. ana the st'rcop,'Mpl M
vioys will be- from picture, taken by Mr. ki, WIN rs
amer, in III, visit, among TIE crowded tchruenl
hon,.- lodging houses ana OPIUM deh' uuIlhs "'' u
pericnce Is a newspaper icp"rtcr'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
NEWARK.
WILLIAM CLARK RETURNS FROM EUROPE.

WILLIAM CLARK RETURNS FROM EuKofE.
william Clark. treasurer o. the Clark Thread Co'' I'm
many. arrived on Wednesday from Europe on 'he ioa
tonic. He had ii conference with his son ana
who had charge Of the mills in his absence ana "lo'"'
conference was held yesterday at whch
Walmslcy present. The lca'u'c' VI - w" an
,.,, ro,,ovrcd and the acts Of the management ap
,r,vcd 4 statement was then prepared by tilc "c''
urcr for publication. The statement says l'ed'''' %
Clark SAYS that the notice posted on the gates " o
effect that those splnncrs who had not aPp"eu .o'
work On Monday last could consider themselves u'''
charged il final and that they VIII never W v 10
tLat he approves OF all that has been u0ic III n,7
absence by those whom he left In charge oi inc '''
pany's affairs t...o ~, Tho en,n
A meeting OF the executive committee OF tie sPi,t, Pt,
ncrs was held yesterday and al appeal 10 olH'@I I
Labor Nas adoptcd, be sent ont lmHlcGlacS. ~, ~
The appeal the Clark Thread Company, ana especaiS
tIr ,!pcrincndent, Walnslcy, are accused 0i Nra@S @
and Of attempts to brlbe and corrupt lhuiNlu"' 'P
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee Census Enumeia,on' Part H.
Superior Court
F,d,ral club annual dinner Dclmonico's' evening.
Vm Assembly District Republican primary contest 40
oGg E!ghth-gNe., D. IA
Railroad Commissioners investigation Of tunnel acct.
dent Charb,r Of Commerce, 10 4. N.
Municiral Lodging House Law conference No 30 Wall
st., 8 80 p M
uard Of Electrical Control Mayor Grants office,
poNling Green Custom. House site suit before Judge
Wallace.
University OF the City OF Ncw.YOrk Committee, Uni
ycrsity Building. ,. H.
Inspection Of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, evening
Commercial Club dinner Mor"l!os, 6 30 p. M
Dr. T. II. Aliens lecture. Association Hall, T. m.
Professor j. X Rcys's lecture. School o Mines, Colum.
ba College. y. III,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
6o-62 West 23d St.
800 NEW DESIGNS IN GHALLiE.
+. VI. KNOX.

Over three hundred new designs
in all-wOol Chalii" may be seen IN
orr basement salcSrOOm.
White, Black ana Mcdium III
Grounds, printed in sprays, spots
and stripes. in the dainty color
ings produced only in French
Challies these are the best goods
imported; prices 4Oc.. SOC. and
GOc, per yard. full width.
Especially desirable goods are
offered in this department for the
balance of the week ChcNiOts
and other substantial WOOlens
from 5Oc. to 1jc. per yard.
JAMES NICER REERY Il co..
Broadway and 1tth ST.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
POLICE CLOSE McAULFFE's PooLRooM.

A warrant issued by Police Justice Walsh yes
terday upon the adavlts Of several policemen of the
Adams Street station I'm whose beats" the pool com
mission room opened by Jack" McAulihc, at No 30"
Fultonst., on saturday. is situated ihey swoFe 70
violation of the law at the pooroom and Police Captain
Campbell Sergeant Dodge and Detective Roddy, with
twelve policemen, went 10 the place yesterday and
arrested the men in charge and seized the fixtures.
There were twenty-five customers present
The place was In charge of John Mahoney, OF NO.
$50 UniOnst. He and six other men were arrested.
They Cornelius McAulhe' brother OF jack Oh
No. 236 south Ffthst.; Daniel Finglcton, of no lO2
Vandcrvccr-st; william Leopold, alias Livingston OF
No. 321 East Eighty SecOnd-st, New York; william
Gandeman. Of No. 81 Dccaur-st.; Henry g. Lewis of
No. Sc Secondave.. and Henry Franklin. - bedford
ave and south Fifth-st. As soon a. jack McAumnc
learned of the affair he surrendered himself. The
right 10 close the pOOrOOm is disputed under recent
decisions The prisoners were arrugncd before Police
iustIre Walsh and were held in ~ 1000 bail each to
appear at the hearing on March H.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RAID on An ILLICIT DIST1LLEKl'
MAKING wHIsKEY UNDER THE BRIDGE Al

RAID on AN ILLICIT Dl>llLi-i1"'
N,K1yG wH1sKEY UNDER THE BRIDGE Az
prOACu-A BIG SEIZURE
po,orus officers made raid upon large llHci' u'9
,u,orv at Nos 80 and 40 Front-st. near Nam 'V
tc,day and captured a considerable aho'"' Va .
Int succeeded in arrcsting 10 one 'PoN ~,o ,. Wr
ZION given 10 him the internal revenue 'oii'''''
Nathan. sent Deputies Rome and Dlch VII" ~''O1
.istants 10 the place. All the visible cNi's WIZ ~
and Rome and Dick went To t''e mann tan ,a ..
40 and knocked. No answer was rceNe"' ON 49,,
10. ,,oro about ,dlshinC the door open IL WIS "'S
ho1tod 4 number Of Italian men ana "olol P'I, -,
around the officers and talked ana ac'eu ~ ''''N
that the officers sent for assistance ,,..,o and
There was a delay and finally DcP"'''' -, ,bo
nick broke down the door. Ihcy Ioui'u 'o O ,a tha
Di'n ,'. ,horo we're all the appurtenances LOT 'ie
P"''' D"' a,tacturc of whiskey. Three coHPie'o
tuIs and worms were found with 6oo gallons VI a
n -, ., distilled spirits, 5000 gallons Oh NH'oe
NV ~ ,noI ~ moIasses and great numDcr u e'P'
barrels. n. o,rsod IN send as
DEPUTY Marshal Bgsart at hrS' reiu'ou o,rcn ~ war.
.,nco +o the deputy collectors unless scar"
,,r, WAS secured but finally yieoed 10 ''o ho dis.
of the case and took two men Will mn, ro 4
.,us,v The property WAS turned over 10 'i' ,,o
n,op professed to OVID the vinegar o"' ",oo - %
u .h. rroncrty found in the place Is loiie,Iu
.no government and will be sold to the iiBheS' -
M one could be found who lald clai'" " v,
,ut thc Assessors books showed tlat 'i'o :. as
purts of Albany, who can DC Pro'' 49,, ,ho
,r,d that a secret passageway in the ""ii ,io
ocrnpants of the place to escape before 'Hc
broke into the diStilleTy' , - severoI
rh, s.urc i 4he most important made IN Se'er'i
,ears The property valued at $1,000 ana tle ',,"'
conh produce ten barrels day. Inc pr'P''' w..
ostensbly passed vinegar factory. l"c .pp % vart
hcinr occupled By Italian families M's' anH Inna.
Dcde % r ~ il and collected the rents JO.cP niS
vas said to charge Of the di,te ?coctors Sc hn
not be found rnn nn We're kept at work in three shift
OF At two 20 men each The a sWnS and
all the portable property in me paFe in dark and
lpecSded pi1 place close to the Bridge ab%meS S Sov IN me
had 10 be used by the officials to hlu shining" dis.
iflery wonld defraud the Government out oi f''o
d3N,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

,,, ,o On pbolps Bros & CO. Arrived Al at : a
steamer Newport Lima. Colon "days with mdse and pass
engcs 10 Pacnc Mall ss Co Arrived at The BAr al IS nj
STEAMER Niagara BurlcN. SaglI va havana dil WIN
ntsr aud passengers Jas Ward Il Co. Arrived AT the
nsi a., s panrr Trihou Wilmington Nc. mdse
nassenrefs 10 VIM i Clyic Is co.
steamer Old D1mniOu. cjuch richmond ana NOrok with
m,,se and d lssengers To Old Dominion ~ Co.
~ MtIhu'h NIE' bcl. b'AtHoic' III o'''dS W
Chas i sumner 4 Co.
JHhlnnes Brlin (NOrl, NtschDeTS, fWaIcpNa.
In ballast To " " Hurlout N CO.
srNsrr- wind Al SANDY Hook strong. WNW fair.
Al Clty lsand-strong, NV; clear.
CLEARED.
Stoomer France (Brl. Robinson. Iondon-F W Hurst.
Stsamrr Ornoco (ir GarVln. Bermuda OuterOridge
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers. Newpor: News aud Norfolk
Steamer city OF Atlanta. Dole West Point va-oh Domin
Steamer Ascnborn. Lewis. baltimore II Foster.
steamer n VI Whitney. IIal,tL Boston-H Dimock.
PARK Elfrida. sawyer. lMguna -B Netcdu IL Co
Brig Branto GeI). schultz. lilo Gfande do Su-Funcl
Edye& Co. ,,,,r
steamers Adrlatc for ItveIpOn; nhaetia and Hans &
Kurt. Hamburg: Wkommen. Harburg. EbtclIa. PalermO
iuaguA Ma;snzas Or.nOco Bermuda; Leona Galveston
Nnan0sc Ncwpor News city of Atlanta West Point Va
Sims mas : Whitney for Shan ghai Main Calcutta
BarKs Sayrr for Adelaide Porru, Ducnos Ayres
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Mar Arrived CITY OF Berlin Br)
Land. from Yors On her way 10 Liverpool ,..,,
~1Ilcd ctm"r Britannlc tbr Dhvis"D from LlVerpool
hence for New NOrk.
SourmAMPtoN Mar 5-Arrivcd steamer Ssaie (GerI. Rich
Srlic steamer Hayo tGep. Jnnsst from Bremen hence
for Nrw.I"rk - ,...,. M, t,,,,.
GKERNOCE Mar iArriVed steamer Mlicoa tbIl' Evans
BRlsrol. Mar Arrived steamer Gloucester city tBr
Jones New YORK. . - -,
for how. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
HIS SERVANTS TESTIFY AGAINST HIN.

Norv = Raker against Edward Baker, WHO ms 'o''
siderable property and formerly rtiofiicr !"
politics was continued before Justice Cullen III '.'
supreme Court yesterday Margaret harIisan' -,
want in the family, said Bakec was III inc haO', " VI
calling his wife opprobrious names. lie hl' ol',' "
threatened to kill her, and once hicu u" i iV'''', -
the house to frighen her He sad he "ouiu ho'o'
49,. ,,.or,d ,rtu he had killed her. She never knew
Mrs Bakct 10 act in an annoying manner, but IL 'n'
family were not downstairs at a. H. uie ueIc"''"'
svorc at them. Anna Maria Low, another scrN1n.' Id
said that Iakcr had ordered his wife out Oh c ~ Ia
rvOm saving lie would not eat Win heT. ~ nin.
afternoon the defence was taken up, anu vi. Don Don, !,
himself took the stand and denied all the cd os "o
against hun.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Providence. Il. l.. March 5.-Thc Democratic state
Convention to nominate candidates for state officer,
has Iecn called for THURSDAY March II, at II o'clock
in Music Hall
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
SPECIAL MENTf0M

Advertisements adaItted Int shes. e.,.
nrr recommended TO the readers Of THE Tas.
UNE ms thoroughly reliable "aa bu'i.e.. ca. \.
done BY ""ii with the advertisers wi'A psns.
sufety.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
rur 1A1IER rnAEps TIE PEIsONERs.

The state Charities Aid Association AT tle ihec''s
o,d +, I'VE rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ciaon discussed the alleged fact that two espectao0
Girls have been for two months in the Coih'y Ja' d'
witnesses while the principals have been NJ novlN
The society criticised the jaer and the boaiu oi ro
holders for this, The Frcchoders were Aso nort
INTO contract with the 1aler to SuPPoI'
,Io Inmates Al so much day. The assOcIa'IoHi " %
c, cd The county should run the jail and not PRIV
Individual.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
APE THERE BODIES BENEATH THE RUBBISH

ARE THERE BODIES BENEATH THE RCBBlHHf !
The falling out OF one section OF the massive lhee
story brick storehouse OF the llavermcycTs Euef
refinery. in North Tenth St, BrooAyn on nou'V'uaS
night will be made the subject Of thorough iVesu
CATION by the Building Department. At O'Clock yes.
terday morning gang Of men under the direction Oh
Supcrintendcnt Henry Palmer were put TO wofH cieai
ing away the masses of bricks iimbcrs and barelioi
sugar which filled the streets 1t was reported ycS'eT
day that two Of the workmen who were In the oudns
AZ the time of the accident have not yet returned 10
tbo,r homes This rumor has given rise to the belief
that the bodies of the men be found buried Dchca'
the debris The at work at the time the buildlhS
collapsed numbered thirty, and not thirteen As was
first reported John Smith, who was found on TOP
OF the ruins after the building fell Is sll In the Eastern
District Hospital where he was removed MS sN"I'
is badlv fractured and 1t is believed he cannot rccoVc
Another workman named John Burns, OF no. lp3 NoIt
Eichth-st was hurt by the falling rmbers, MS rth'
leg WAC broken and lie was badly bruised about INC
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.

THE GERRYMANDER MAY BE BooMEhA>"' w.
Tho indignation that is being expressed by the c'''
zes AZ the sction Mayor Clevelands Board ol Auer
men in % changing the district lines tEar nVe oi 'o
six Ndelmanc districts are certainly Democratic n"'
,. ,s . boomerang at the spring charter clectinl.
Tonccr,ts eVcrywhcr. denOunCc me schelc "a po'!S
Lpniclr an uuuec, S,ary act Of the Aldermen anu
they say their votes tiis year VIII ocpoiu 0H'''e' w.
r,.. ff
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Io-DAT
Sun rise. 90 Sets 53 Moon rises 1856 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER
, v-saudy Hook a:z7 GOV Island $40 iel. cate 533
f. HOog All Gov lsani l:2O Ii7h uAls' o'i9
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
Ammo "a.

Browns Camphoratcd Saponaccous Dentlrice
Il, the hest tooth powder the world Tor preserving h9
tech ''Refrcshing and delicious" 70 cents oo''1c'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
THE
KNOX
HAT.

The spring shapes IN gentlemen
hats are now on sale in our retail
stores, 2l2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton
Street; 194 Fifth Avenue, under the
Fifth Avenue Hotel; $40 Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, and 191 and 1913 State Street,
Chicago.
During the year Just passed | erected
extensive buildings Grand and st.
Marks Avenues, Brooklyn,) designed
especially for the manufacturing OF
these high-class Hats, equipped them
with q full line Of new and special ma
chinery, and can justly claim to have
the most complete plant of the kind in
the world. Combining experience,
ample facilities for manufacturing,
skilled and practical wOrkmen in every
department, care in the selection OF
the material, and thorough system and
inspection Of the work in all its stages,
| am confident that can continue to
turn out Hats that will suit my pa
irons in every particular-Hats that
cannot be cXcelled.
Faithfully,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
OUTGOING STEI HERS.
SI{IPPING .NEJvi
PORT OF NEwYoIK. ....... THU RspAf. MARCH 1879
ARRIVED

steamer Lake ontario t}r, 'ampb"s. lAycrpoo req e.
with nc passengers James Arkcl Co. Arrived al
he BAR NJ ] -,
Noyr - wiih d-r and passengers 10 Auhh Bald"lh ~
Co Arrived at the Bar at 80 y ~. . a.. ,.,, -,
steamer -tal 9ri. Stanuari. helil t'b - c' -
sl.npsoh NpchOc ~ i"'H~' ~
ri At thr 81" al ,o ..,,.
Sllv Ger. Rrhttl HhihouS f'" ''' "'''
m,, and passengers 10 u tortlS ~, .-.,,
steamer Ely yAands (Besl. Viewer antwerp tcb ~ WIN
lr and passcngeIs Potter Wright SON Arrived at he
Bar AZ 81 a IN. =. ,t,..,,..,.
STEAMER peeress (Drl Palermo Feb 10. Gibraltar a.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06
HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. D.,

Don't You forget to keep box Of Brummel
celebrated Cough Drops iH u" house Ih'y d'c -"
relief for all throat aud lung troubles
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

30 " EST o9In->I. a..
p.oses of tho S.rNou, system ouitot rinary organ
Impotence aud St'rlIity. ll''IH . ~ - . ~
New-York tribune., 1891-03-06

A. Il STAFto:D'Tc VhlNh ~ iAr'
upovcIuTrS COt'GuS ASTHMA. GROUP. WH0OP.
~; CniGU SCAELAIINA. and Al torm,, 9t t 60 ~
SUMPTION when r. is TA AfPl,, or ni, n ~
PAIN Will. lN>r rANTLi tEhSh.
Sold everywhere 30 cents per bOtte.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-26
Two Miles In n Minute.

Victor Beranger OF Worcester. Mass. the
editor of a French newspaper published in
that city, has invented a One-wheel cycle
which, if his claims are well-fOunded, is
the nearest thing yet toward the annihia-
ton of time and space. Recently, he says.
his brother in Montreal rode the phenome-
non 13 miles i'm one hour on an ordinary
highway, or at the rate of good deal more
than a mile a minute, and now Mr.. Ber-
anger himself wages 500 that he will beat
the Boston d Albany Chicago flyer eX-
press train from Worcester to Boston by Is
minutes though the distance by the high
way is 6d miles against A by rail. In its
outward appearance this newest mechanical
wonder is a wheel about eight feet in
diameter at the outer circumference and
six feet at the inner circumference, the two
circumference being held together by COM
mon wire spokes about II inches long.
The rubber tire on the outer circumference
of such a wheel is l IA inches wide and
the inner circumference is - inches wide
| and one inch thick Upon the inner sur
face of this inner circumference is spun
gearing, and that's the sum and substance
of the outside wheel. Within this wheel
is the seat for the rider and the mechanism
for the propulsion of the machine as a
whole. The inventor claims that to prope
his machine requires : to 10 times less
power than is required today on the ordi,
nary bicycle. Indeed, the difficulty he
seems to fear the most is a vast excess OF
power which will make the machine un-
manageable to the ordinary person through
its terrific speed. Thirty pushes a minute
on the pedals, he says are equal to a speed
of 40 miles an hour. He has applied fol
patents in five countries, and his patent in
! this country is assured.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-26
THE VERMONT PHOENIX. =

which he said was covered bv nro,,or,,.
assigned to his bon lsmen. He traced
S"4o,OOO of state fun Is into the Kevstono
national bank by citing stubs for clearing
mouse certificates and stating that liz
checks bore the Enforcement of the Env-
stone bank, which thus re,eiptel for his
payments to the bank He denied all col
fusion with President Marsh an saws he
does not know where Marsh. who is now a
fugitive from justice. is.
Disastrous foods have vsi.el large sec
llon in northwestern Iowa this week The
tcrrorS of the .Johns.own Aool were in
part repeated in Cherokee Wednesday
Seventy-tive houses were carrlel ont of
sight IN a Niagari-lilc torrent. How many
lives have been lost is not known tnr-
rinc cloud burst, thrice repeated and wind
almost hurricane consummalel the broad
work
Last Saturday Queen Victoria completed
a reign of - years, there being only two
Drltlsh soVereigns who have exceeded her
III TINS respect Henry Ill, who reigned 80
years, and George ILL.,, 50 years. She is al
50 thirI with reference to age, she being y
years old on May ~. Those who have ex-
ceedei her in this respect were George H..
VINO uled when he was nearly II, and
George ILL.,, who died at 81 years.
The public apology ma lie by the Prince
OF Wales, through Mr.. Edward Stanhope,
secretary of war, in the House of Com
mons, for his breach of army regulations
IN concealing the charge against Sir Will
liam Gordon Cumming, is said to have
been directly due to the insistence of the
Queen that he should do at least this
much in reparation to the people.
a recent Chicago despatch says that Sen
ator CullOm of Illinois is a candidate for
the Republican presidential nomination in
1872, and he makes no secret of the fact
lie said, in speaking on the subject.
III the nomination is rendered me YOU
can say l won't throw the honor over
my shoulder. fit is going to be free for
all fight, and the Illinois delegation is for
me, why then I'll be in the field. Blaine
can have the nomination if he wants il.
but | doubt If he will encourage any move
ment to put him in the field Harrison
stands the best chance, in my opinion. and
will doubtless be named"
Seventy-twO years ago last SATURDAY the
Savannah, the first ocean steamship that
ever crossed the Atlantic. safely reached
Liverpool 1t was notable achievement
ana worked new era IN the progress of
modern times. but what a poor show the
brave little Savannah would make to-day
beside the most commonplace of the ocean
going steamers.
The newly appointed French minister to
Russia has been inStructe !, it is said. to oh
tain definite information from the ear as
to the action OF Russia in the event of war
between France an Germany.