New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22

Secretary Rusk announces that the United
States is unable 10 keep up with the demand
i'm Germany for American inspected meats. inns
emphasizes pretty conclnsively the important value
u recent Republican commercial arrangements
There is a dispute over in Brooklyn as to
whether the Electrical subway Commissioners
have control over trolley wires. and the ques-
tion is likely 10 b. taken 10 the courts for settle
mcnt The worst of the matter j. that there are
any trolley wires in Brooklyn AMI that the number
IL soon 10 be largely increased However suitable
for small cities and for suburban business nothing
is more certain than that the trolley is wholly out
Of place in n large city and its use is certain 70
prove disastrous The cry will soon be " The troll
lev must 70 How much better If there had been
foresight enough TO prevent its coming
New records are constantly made and MS con-
stantly broken on the ocean The great perform
ancc Of the CITY Of Paris is speedily followed by
such good work the part OF the tmbria ~ 10
lessen the prestige Of the twin screw. few weeks
ago a new record between this port and Colon "as
mndc and nm exceptionally quick passage from
Havana TO New-York has JUST lccn reported Every
whore on the sea there is activity.
bush and enterprise One company re-
Gently established line from Ncw-lork To Genoa.
calling AZ Gibraltar. and ii has proved so popular
AMI profitable that il is understood that two rival
COMPANIES will soon seek share Of the business.
which has been uncN pcctedly large, putting into
the service some of the finest Transatlantic steam
shirs Then, too. the North German Lloyds an
nouncc that next winter they will try the expert
mont of running one Of their vessels directly 10
Alexandria. Egypt which will assurcdly he sur
prisinely new thing under the sun. Travellers 10
Egypt and The East will appreciate the privilege
OF going so far on their journey without single
change. and il will W. strange if there il not lie
mand for more than one winter trip 10 Alexandria.
Americans are becoming more AMI moro nation
of travellers, and whatever they demand in the
way Of transportation to any part of the world will
most certainly be supplied.
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan is understood To
feel mighty independent about this time, so far as
Mugwump Interference in the management Of the
Democratic campaign in this State is concerned. lie
is the chairman of the Campaign Committee of the
Democratic State Committee and evidently Is conf
dent of his ability to run things without the advice
of those whose assistance he scorns. In the most
unmstaKablc way he has limited to them that he
is In no need OF help from that quarter or course
Mr.. Sheehan can never, never condone the high
crime and msdcmcanor of the Anti-Snappers IT'S
not in human naturc-at least that of the Sheehan
variety-tO do so.
Ex-senator Spooncr, of Wisconsin, is confident,
so he Says that that State will 90 Republican
this fall We may add-what Mr.. Spooner was
too modest To mention-that the ex-senator
nomination for Governor adds apprecable bright
ness to the prospect there.
| 1t is good news indeed for all the Republicans
| of Connecticut that Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio,
| las consented to make number of speeches in
| that State lie is 10 visit Connecticut during
the first week in September. and will be the
| guc,v Of Governor BulkcleY. 1t is intended that
| he shall make addresses in New-llaven, Hart
ford and probably three other cities 1t is need.
| less to say that the Republicans Of our sister
| State will give the gallant Major the heartiest
| kind bf welcome. or course the question OF
Protection, which he is well quail ed to treat,
will be the chief topic that he wa deal with
| on the stump. Connecticut is most promising
field for the discussion OF the Protection issue on
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