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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY 1s-TwELvE PAGES.

but that is a very different matter from his
responsibility for signalling an order for a
manoeuyrc. which his own officers and Ad-
miral Markham regarded as highly hazardous
and which by the catastrophe was proved to
be 50. 1t may seem ungcncrouS to gallant
sailor who went down with his ship, but 1t Is
natural TO infer that the disaster was caused
by pctuancc or piquc. The Admiral had been
corrected by subordinate, and had been com
PEELED To admit that eight cables would be
better than six Then, as he had leisure for
turning the matter over in his mind, he con
cludcd 10 demonstrate to the captain and stan
commander that the manocuvrc could be done
in six rs easily as in eight cables. 1t was not
the prudent wary Vice Admiral, but the i'm
pul>ivc martinez who reverted to his first plan
in order ito teach the boys lesson" This is
harsh judgment to pass upon brave. heroic
sailor who has gone to his death bat 1t hts IN
with the traditions and habits Of TIE quarter
deck There is no dcspot more capricious than
Il British Admiral
Admiral Markham will bc subjected to
critical crOsS-cNaminaion at the court martial.
lie will have to explain, first, his hesitation in
understanding and obcying a plain order; sec
ond his following a signal which in his judS-
mcnt invited disaster: and, third Il drcc-
ton to the captain Of the Campcrdown to go
full speed astcrn with the Starboard screw
when he perceived that a collision was incvl-
table The last point will he the most difficult
for him to meet While it is evident from his
report that he found it difficult to believe that
the order had been correctly Signallod and
followed it only under G. mpuIsion. he rendered
a collision which hid been probable almost IN
cyitablc. If. instead of reversing the Camper
downs siarboard screw and thereby dccrcaSn.
the circle Of turning, he had stood ont and
widcncd the curve. he mi.ht have saved the
Victoria. IS il was. he narrowed the curve
and brought the ships together when by fol-
lowing his own Judgment and d>rcgarding the
order from the flagship he might have turned
in safety. albeit on the wrong side. There
will inevitably be sharp structures upon his
conduct when the court martial assemblies. He
will be ccn>urcd alike for hc>tating 10 obey
orders and for not dsobci ing them altogether.
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THE C0yDruyI1yO or ALTGELD.

/ VI. i
Governor AltgcId, of Illinois, has not during
any part of his active career been set down II
dcnscly stupid person. He has been credited
and Justly so we must assume, with colSId
cradle measure of intelligence not that high
intelligence which an enlightened moral sense
imbucs and directs, but a lower order OF 81
cacity which is nevertheless capable OF est
mating with some degree of accuracy the sig
nfcance of accomplished facts and especially
of pcrcciync on which side the balance OF per
sonal advantage incIincS. IF he cannot fore
east results he probabl, can at least read the
scales If this >uppo>tion is not erroneous
Governor Alleged must realize hy this time
that he has made Il gigantic bndcr. That II
is also a shameful hundcr may not disturb
him. but il is safe to assume that he J. dlN-
MAYED by the conviction that when he si-ncd
the pardon oe the Chicago Anarchists he signed
his own political death warrant
We do not doubt that the testimony on this
subject to which he has been compelled Ia
listen is conclusive T. his own mind. lie may
pcrvcrscy attempt to conceal his knowledge
of the truth and his perception OF the oon>e-
oucncc>. but he i aware that he i dc>pl>cd b.!
respectable citizens Of all parties. lie may
possibly even try TO believe that he is recon-
pcn>cd for the los, OF public esteem b.! the
shallow gratitude of the d"jc>tabl" creatures
whom he has served and j., the applause OF
that element III the community who's" only
creed is malignant hatred of lIW ana order.
But he knows better
There would be- reason for shame and de-
spondrncy if a disposition were any Whcic man
Tested b, men of decent Ioput' - justify or
even excuse the pardon of the Anarchists,
Conversely there j. caJ,r for satisfaction and
.u,orr3ccm,nt in the fact that Governor VT
ccld'S action has evoked storm Of cNocrailon.
and that among his >tcinc,t judges aye mon OF
his own patty. formerly his adhorcni, and ad
nircrs TIE hab1} and di>ng,nuouS areu-
mcntS with which J." sought 10 confuse pop
ular sentiment have not deceived citizens OF
sober sense The 0imc OF TIA" mu.dclcrS is
not less 81 ion, Because their pcua.tt has hc"n
diminished l., Il dcmagogue II j, not lc-,
true since their pardon ;haa j. WIS bcioi" II.
and not less plain that then" Is go room ia
this free country foI the multiplication 0l such
oppl.>>oIS a, Foldcn. Nccbc and ~chVab. OF
their own choice the people of the | nltcd
states guarantee liberty Of opinion and toIclai"
a large license Of speech. But Tho! intend
tina, the punishment of criminal act, shall be-
certain and condign and thc} are not mislcd
by the philosophical piotcnccS Of bloody mis-
crcants or the spccous plea Of Il h!pocrtlcal
Executive.
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.NOT 4 fH.fNILEON.

Our lively contemporary, 1.-THE Ncw-Iorli
Sun" relates that ON sunday afternoon Il queer
creature wa, found in carriage in which some
gentlemen had just been taking Il drive IN the
park. " 1t WAS bright green in hue The
stabcmcn were AT first afraid 10 touch il. but
one more courageous than the rest at length
picked it up and put II on Il chip whence il
was removed to Il rose jar. Then it gave an
entertainment IN mctachrosis for the benefit
of spectators changing colors several time,
in the course of an hour. The green hue be-
came reddish brown. then notified brown then
silver gray. then the hue OF green was re-
sumcd During these changes the creature
"madc a supper OF several flies" t'pon this
description our contemporary, whose scientific
attainmcnts and knowledge of natural bistor,
arc ~ generally admitted rs its scholarship and
linguistic skill are universally recognized
iumps-lathcr hastily rs it seems to Us. tbouqh
VIC venture the suggestion with some di0idcncc
TO the conclusion that the creature u,s =
chameleon.
II may be. But we think not Tho cha.
mclcon has been the subject of a great man,
fables first and last, but we believe if i nm
established fact that there is such \ crc,t.,r
and that it docs change lis color. II i do.
,crbcd by natuiallstS as Il saurian with =
long. sticky tongue with which it catcbcs
its food, and very large lungs, by means of
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.--There was persistent rioting by
students in Paris at night previously the students
had urged at the bar Of the Chamber Of Drpu-
ties vote Of censure on the Government r.
garding a fight between police and students on
Saturday. The British Admiralty ha, Or
dcred a court-martial to meet Immediately at
Malta to INQUIRE into the loss Of tn" Victoria.
- The Calluna defeated the Nalllvre, Sata-
nita and Britannia in race on Rothc>1y. scot
land. - Mr.. Phelps continued his closing
Q address before tn" Bchring sea Tribunal Of
Arbitration. - Mr.. Edmund Yates writes OF
the World of London.
notwithstanding Carlisle summoned cN-
Speaker Crisp 10 Washington by telegraph for
a conference as to the formation Of committees
i'm the next House - Three men were kil!el
and several injured by an explosion al the Gov
eminent Torpedo Station on Goat Ilani. ----
There was break in the Eric Canal near
Rochester: traffic will be blocked for several
days 80 Professor Drummon1 spoke AZ IN"
Chautauqua Assembly on IL" ascent Of man
- The Guatemalan Building was opened at
the Worlds Fair The monument OF III"
4Hi New-York Volunteers was dedicated al Lite
Round Top on the Gettysburg field.
City and Suburban.-August Wolf. prosper
Gus business man, committed suicide by shoot
ing. - Dennis Mccarthy jumped from the East
River Bridge, suffering severe injuries. --- IL"
report Of President Barker, of the Tan Board,
shows an increase OF over 81 0J0OO,OOO IN III" taN-
able valuation of the city. - Winners az Mon
mouth Park Correction, Senator Grady. Stone
nell. Dobbins, Chattanooga and Chesapeake -
The Russian almored cruiser Admiral Nachlmoh
arrived in port and anchored in the hudson
River - ii. c. Wheeler, Of Orange, y. d, won
all four of the races at tho opening Of the New
York Cycling Associate mi exhibition =-- Stocks
opened weak on European selling, rallied fr"c'ioh-
ally, but closed dull and lower Money - per
cont with lower EXCEPTIONS The foreign cN-
changes were all stronger
Tho Weather Forecast for to-day: Fair. Tenn
u.r,iure ycstcrd.c': Highest, So lowest, 81;
average 10 J-S.
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"run" Congress to snit his own ideas and pur-
poses. But can he control his wild horses?

Tammany keeps at its old tricks. but they
are so old and familiar by this time that 1t does
not require extraordinary acuteness on the
part of the community to detect them as soon
rs they are tried. It is a familiar thing to see
the valuations of property in the city increased
largely in order to produce low tax rate.
Such low tax rate is, of course purely artl-
fetal, and in the majority of cases 1t does not
result in smaller tax bills. Inc increase IN
valuations last year was large; this year 1t Is
much larger-S1 05, 254.254. against oao,-
656.7S3. Probably the tax rate Will be brought
down to 1.S3 but only the minimizing VIII
infer from this that government OF Iammany,
by Tammany. for Tammany is cheap. On the
contrary, it is enormously expensive. and no
juggling with figures can make it appear other
wise to any one who looks below the surface
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which 81 it has a habit of OrmOusly dilatnl
itself with air." The accO 1t of it from which
we quote says: at is Sc 1 that that lack OF
nervous coordination between the two sides
which in most animals is MY seen in diseased
or defective organizations is either normal to
the chameleon or is very easily produced in it.
IL is even asserted that one side of the reptile
may be awake while the other is asleep
Now if any unprejudiced person who is fairly
well acquainted with politics and parties in this
country will read this description over slowly
and carefully twice he will see that nothing
is more easy in the world than to mistake the
average Democratic statesman of this period
for the very remarkable saurian which our
contemporary has hastily concluded the Great
ure found in the carriage to be.
Take the performance in metachrOsls, for in
stance. The average Democratic statesman
cannot, of course. do it on a chip even in his
stcadcst intervals. But put him on platform
the Chicago platform, say-and he can change
from the yellow of gold to the brilliant emerald
of the greenback then to the shining gray of
the silver dollar, then to the notified brown
of the wildcat banknote in circulation before
the war, and end up with bcwldcrlng cor
lScatlOn OF all ColOfS tlldU leaves lHc DcHolucI
in doubt whether he is IL sauran or an ami
mated piece of fireworks. lie can DO 1t, too,
in less than an hour But, of course, he has
10 have flies. There were flies in abundance
last November. Worst fly time this country
ever saw. Or ever will. Observe, too, the
"sticky tongue" with which it catches flies,
and its habit of enormously dilating itself
with air" Then " the lack OF nervous CO.
ordination between the two sides" and the
assertion that - one side of the reptile may be
awake while the other is asleep which is pre-
ciscly what happened when the Snappers
called their February convention last year and
is happening now when the wakeful Antl-Snap-
pcrs are picking up the Offices.
No. it does not seem likely that the creature
found in the carriage is Il genuine chameleon
even though he may have the appearance of
a saIrian. IL is much more likely that he is
a Democratic statesman, who has come here to
make " long talk to Tammany Hall, and
has been so shrrnk up by the weather that he
can easily stand Oh chip.
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THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A Chicago paper announces that that ely now hae
400 900 more Inhabitants than NewiOrk. II says:
I" The Government taken in june and July,
1890 gave to Chicago n population OF LOO 900 in
round numbers. Two later lin 1899 the school
census gave the population Us 1,i}S !OOO There Is
10 school census this year, but the city directory,
which will be issued about the middle OF July, Will
contain approximately SEQ pages and 10000 Dames
This will give Chicago a population OF 2160,0O
Chicago IS already In the lead In commercial and In.
dustral importance. II Is the greatest city In popu-
ation. From these points OF vantage 1t IS only
step to financial supremacy,
They All Try.-Night Editor (of NewEn gland
paperIIas the editorial correspondence from Chicago
got In yet d.!
Telegraph EditOr-Its on the wire now.
How does II begin ~
".The plores OF the great Columbian Exposition
simply indescribabe.''
shouting to foreman through speaking, tube" save
about three columns for description OF Chicago Far'
chicago Tribune.
senior Warden-I see that Mushroom College has
inst made the Rev. Mr. Prosy ID. ID. As lie Is
now a doctor, wonder what kind OF medicine he
Will dispense 10 his Pensioners.
senior Dcacon-Oh, anodynes, the same as usual.
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THE OLD FIVE-DOLLAR BILL.

They re taln' bout the tariff bl-the silver bill an
They wrande through the summer an they quarrel
But Of all the bills from Blylne, the we're wantin'
Is III" bill that buys the boardn-the old five dollar
bill
You may rumple f. an crumpe it. an twist an turn
An stun i in Your pocket, where it seems to weigh
or hide it in your woolcn sock. in your boosbut
There's never no discounn' OF the old five dollar
It's greasy as Kitchen from coin round much.
But feller amt partcker when its ticklin' of his
IN the biggest bill from Blllvillean' the one we're
wann' still
Is The rumped up, an crumpledn up; old time five
dollar bill -lBillvle Banner.
To Matilda: You ask TO please tell you what 1t
really that the Governor OF North Carolina said
to the Governor Of south Carolina. Why. of
What he said. Matilda, It's long distance be.
tween dspcnsiries.'
His Hope OF Release" say. mister sd convict
No. -, "Iye always been orderly, amt d"
Purity good company, too, when get chance TO
be- amt ~
Don't 1t strike You that I've been here long enough
for nolhin but blown oP,n safe with DYNAMITE
ease
But you gee it was mistake. The dynamite
after the proprietor | Ny object TO terrify
The rand,d opprcssor Of honest labor into divdln'
the spot
You didn't expect TO find him in his Office al I
O'Clock In the morning. did you''
That amt got ANYTHING 10 do with tho case he
replied; earnestly. What want 10 know is whether
Will d" me- Il favor
Yes II its reasonable. What do You want, ?, I
Well. pardncr. I'm awful tired Of sayin I'm here
| wish we'd circ late report that I'm an Anarchists
-(WaNhngt0n Star.
Money Is tight. because It IS locked up man "a
Ickrd up because he Is tight. This ought TO mako
good answer to some kind OF conundrum hut
haven't time TO develop 1t.
To Be pitled.-" Please, maam. give some money
to orphan
Here's quarter Is your father dead. I'm.
boy ," "e
NO. ma'am. the moneys for me fodder: he's .
orphan."-( Chicago Record
On saturday Few law relating to drunkenness went
into effect in Massachusetts. Under the old law
drunkarGs not punished until they arrested
for the third time. Under the new law common
drnkards7 viii be punished the first time by mIrison.
mcnt not exceeding two years.
Guarded in Their representative Democratic
tttiZen-l don't want 10 say just what | think ~
that pstiferOus dastaiyy. bowling demagpsue Of a
John Peter Altgold but am curious 10 know what
your opinion l..
second Democratic Citizen-Whatevor my opinion
may be- OF the ptlnl. Sneakng. contemptible narrow
minded enviOls. malignant specimen of t;ubernatoia
litilrne>s that calls Itself John Peter Atged I'm
going 10 keep II 10 myself. Good day .-tChlcagO
Tribune.
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AmusemenIs.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-Scout--Wfd West.
AMERICAN THEATRE-e-The Prodigai Daughter.
BROADWAY THEArRE-S-Panjandrum
CASlNO-S-Roof Garden.
DALY'S THEATRES 15-Kellar.
ELDOEADO-2-S :80-Kng Solomon.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES 1.-THE Isle OF Cham
payne.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-2-s :15-Held in Slavery.
HOYT'S MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :30-A Trip
70 Chinatown.
ROSTER BIADS-2 :3o-S-Vaudcville.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSES :15-The Talisman.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DISQUALIFICATION
sloSl4 SEvENTH.AvE.-Dore GALLERY.
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ALL IN ONE SHORT YEAR.
From The Boston Advertiser.

Prom The Boston lNdVertisrr.
II was just year ago that Grover Cleveland was
nominated for President by the Chicago Convention.
The country WIS under Republicans tdminlstratlon
money plenty. there was general tonic OF
prosperity In the air. Al the end OF that wear We are
living under II Democratic Administrations money Is
scarce and the country laborng under the most
severe and general business depression since 1873.
These are facts whether they have significance not
Who Is there among business who would not like
to turn the hands OF the clock backward and put u
wh,rc year ago
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only consent to speak Of the things which they
know most about, could not fail to make the
proceedings highly celebrating and memorable.
Why shouldn't they just for once be silent about
the blessings Of liberty, and elucidate the bless
ings of dcspotism right here in New-York?
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4 WORK OF REFORM COMES TO NAUGlIT.

From The indianapolis journal.
II has now been discovered that the d'sertcrs VINO
are pcnsioned Were who were absent from their
commands, and that some III them We're unable W
report 10y OF wounds and were discharge
from hospitals Thus is ihe work Of loud reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

Georgia it would seem. has adopted summer
policy the treatment OF the cOlorcd man within
her Gates which las til" merit of simplicity and
i, an outcome of III" States great natural adj
vanta.rs The Fort Gaines Herald says thao
when the colorcd laborers threaten to leave
Gcorcia tire white people make show of plant
ing more watcrmelOns.
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For 2s carat buncombe and assurance see Tan
manys Fourth Of July circular. Listen:

Ihi, order filmmanyl. organized IN the same year
that witnessed th" adoption Of the present Federal
constitution has participated In all the great events
that hlV" marked tho history Of our country for more
than 100 vrar.. ana III, been recognized during the
ptoi the protector ~ the rights of the people and
The del. ud"T o.. iIr constitution.
1ammany j. the protector Of the rights Of the
people i'm ia" sense that wolf with ravcnous
appetite j. the protector Of the rights Of tender
young lamb which il meets of an evening. Tam
many ought 70 manage u celebrate independence
Day without insulting the popular intelligence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
GOOD ADVICE FOR CONGRESSMAN.
The Surinptield l'uiou

August Is not n very comfortable month In Wash'
ingon, bat Congressman should make mp their mhds
To keep cool anyhow, do what they are called 10.
gcthcr to do rs speedily us possible ana theh 70
home,
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TIE DESIGNATION BROI GIT HOME TO THEM.

From lie Baltimore American.
The veterans nov at Gettysburg will hay. an On.
portunity TO study for themselves the objectionable
trolley line. The discussion OF the matter has gone
about far enough. The trouble ought to be settled
a
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Business Notitee.

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The Broadway cable did not make good
record Yesterday Three accidents none OF
them. fortunately, very serious, occurred, each
being due apparently to careiessness on the
part of a grpman number OF passengers
we're shaken up roughly, and travel was seri-
ously delayed. These things should serve as
warnings to the company, and should be sharp
" needed. To guide cable cars through crowd
cd Broadway demands skill, extreme care and
constant watchfuncSs.
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