New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
New21ork Daily Gribm,rr
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, JULY 4, 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEES THIS MORNING.

Forcign.-There was serious fighting between
rarncllitcs and McCarthyitcs in Ireland; many
vrrsons were injured. - King Oscar refused
the Storthings request for separate consulates
fer Norway - The crew of the STRANDED
steamer City OF Chicago will be taken OH. IL
being unsafe for them 10 remain longer aooaIu
4 Cologne paper accuses Prince BISMARCK
of having used tie reptile fund to spread re-
ports about the Emperor's mental and physical
state
Domestic.-Judge Gresham is still the favorite
Of AN aggressive faction at Omaha as the candi
date of the Peoples party for President. Weaver
and KYLE following; exercises In memory OF
Colonel Polk were held. - Much damage was
done by storms in several States. - Five men
we're killed in a railway wreck In Indiana.
civ and Suburban.-A heavy thunderstorm
with high wind did considerable damage TO wires'
bouts and trees - Final preparations were
completed for the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton. - Passengers on crowded steamooae
we're greatly terrified by collision with tug
boat - The city of Paterson, n. j., began It's
n centennial celebration
The Weather Forecast for to-day: Generally
fair and slightly cooler. Temperature yesterday
Highest. s4 degrees; lowest, 70; average, Is 5-s
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This neighborhood was visited yesterday by
decidedly brisk shower, accompanied by lively
wind, which left its mark in overturned trees
and numerous Frustrated wires. This storm
was the precursor of fine day, however. for
the Fourth unless the signs of good weather are
wofully misleading. To-day is likely to be fair
and little cooler, making it as pleasant holi-
day as can be looked for in July, in this latitude
proper care would undoubtedly have pre-
vented the collision on the North River yester-
day by which crowded excursion boat was put
in imminent peril. BY good fortune the damage
done was not great and not single person was
hurt. AS q warning, this incident teaches
lesson that should be needed by the
master of every boat plying in the waters
around the city Excursion boats are so numer-
Gus and so crowded that it is only by the eX-
ercise Of unceasing caution that serious disasters
are avoided One collision is enough for the
Whole season. 1t is fortunate that that of yes
terday was attended with no worse results.
Encouraging intelligence comes from New
Jersey, regarding the moral effect of the i'm
prisonment OF the Jersey City ballOt-b0x stuff
fers. This is a practical political argument
that cannot fail to impress itself powerfully up
on all the political "heelers'' on whom the De-
mocracy Of New-Jersey especially in the cities,
have depended for much of their success. To
indict and convict these fellows was a vastly
different thing from putting the brand of felony
the shaven head and the prison garb-upon
them. There is something tangible about this
last. Judge Lippncott has struck mighty
blow in behalf of honest elections, and its eff
fects will not be confined to single State.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor is one of the most salient facts in the
religious development of the present time. Its
growth has been simply phenomenal and its in.
auence has been powerful even In those religious
denominations which have not joined the Chris
tan Endeavor movement An international
convention of this society is TO be held in this
city for four days. beginning next Thursday.
The Madison Square Garden is our only build
ing that will accommodate the host of delegates.
A programme OF abundant interest has been
arranged and many men OF eminence in Church
and State will be among the speakers at the
several meetings. convention of rare interest
and Importance is promised.
Apparently the only hope of saving the City
of Chicago lies in the continuance of fine
weather. A heavy sea would. no doubt speedily