New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

had given him SuCn a Cnuiiio" A'NNf
There il one thing about which Democrats III
this state are slngularly harmonious-the oes'ie
NJ each 10 let some one else be noihha'eu'
Tho critical nuestion in Democratic circles JUST
nov; 70 not the tariff Germans atttude to""'u
the Executive or the relation or Brice anu HIS
snooulative to the Senatorial sugar
barrel but whether the President reany con"'e"
70 Lamont his opinion that Villas was an ass
II that is his opinion of his admirer through thick
on1 chin and his constant apologist and de-
rnder Il IL curious to consider what IT Is iounued
unon Ia he an ass because he admires the
President or because he defends him. or ior DOT"
reasons or neither; or is 1t perchance because ne
,o,o,n. him badIv or because the Presidential
nos,tion 10 really indefensbe BY anybody unless
h 10 an ass out and out? A general explanation
!, ,r order hut very likely won't be forthcoming
d tho Marty will go into the coming campaign
,oh..d with this additional handicap. HOW
o,,or - &c destined to be beaten anyhow, so that
LITTLE extra load Is Of no great consequence
and Villas can settle his geological STATUS VIII"
his constituents II there is any doubt about IT,
Tho sIav has not turned out an Industrial or
soc,oI success in the coke regions, and as ne no"
evinces a leaning toward military service III ''e
East II would not be bad Idea 10 let the I'd,
down and remove every obstacle 10 MS SPECIFY
departure
rro,ord sides with China in the present
crisis choosing her line or poiicy as usual VIZ,
ro,orence TO her own interests and ignoring all
others Her journals are now thro""e o.
.,,.n,. hr,ckbats at japan and some at Russia
ttA or
,bov have 80 far been OF little consequence
Japan goes on sinking Chinese ships ana WINNING
battles on the land with persevering ana u's
,ress,np monotony. giving little heed 10 the cri'i-
llama and an,madversions of the British editor
o,d beIn,ng out none OF his forecasts IL the
pr,,ah marine took a hand in. the case, 10 De
sure might be different
Dohs tried 70 be dictator and failed. and
Grover Cleveland may profit by his example.
Senator Murphy Is In favor OF Democratic
horr,o,v ~ course. and tells his fellow-Demo-
Gratis that 1t is only to be attained through the
nr,,ar,as the machinery Of which he has worked
h,ms.lf during quite an extended historic PERIOD
assisted among others by an occasional Bat
Shea and the entire class Of which that as
tIngujshed rufIian Is the representatives
The season for the preliminary training OF
football players has arrived. and the long-haireu
stocky fellows who make up the various college
teams are already paying careful attention 10
their diet and 10 their muscular system WHICH
must stand such severe wear and tear during 'ne
football season. The birth OF professional ioo'-
ball league is also announced. The PROFESSIONALS
however. will play the Association game winch
f. n more open game with more free NcNihs IMAM
the sort OF game 50 popular with the coieseS a.
nresent The Professional League VIII meet AT
eva T,,th Avenue Hotel on Tuesday when the
canp,,pn for the season will be formally out
lined.
The Administration was little behindhand In
recoqn,zing the Hawaiian Republic. but there Is
come excuse for H. I. Is unfair to expect gov
eminent To lead In indorsiIg movement WHY"
has slapped It In the face.
.rhe secession Of 1000 members OF Catholic
conpregat,on In Baltimore and their deterHiha-
ZION TO establish an independent church. appoint
ing their own pastor and repos!ng the d'rec-
zion OF It's affairs IN the hands Of committed
may turn ont 10 be a religious movement OF great
Importance and the precursor or others Oh IKE
sort.
cool many mundane telescopes hnbitually
converge on Mars most OF them. In fact, OF iate
"a that ruddy orb presents constantly changing
nbenomena md seems 10 be throwing out signals
no II 10 attract our attention. Now 1t unrolis
new canal as long as the equator ana as "ide
ma the Baltic and again exhibits polar snow
storms OF tremendous magnitude ana other
meteorological phenomena showing s'a'e "'
great agitation in the aerial envelope OF the
nlone,. and probably In the emotions OF It's in
habtants II 1t has any. point Siill unde'er-
mined by the cohort of Marian observers, not
withstanding the longitude Of their telescopes
and the latitude of their sidereal speculations.
or late two brilliant points OF light nave poeh
s,enalled in the vicinity Of It's antarctic pole and
the question Of their origin and import just now
absorbs a good deal OF astronomical attention ana
pives rise To great variety Of opinions ana
speculations concerning them Whether they are
volcanoes or signal towers or fire balloons or
the reflection OF the Martial moon upon the snow
clad Martial mountain IL not yet positively De-
termined and perhaps will not be. and 1t may be
that they are neither. bu, only some wandering
astral will O wisp pickering there IN the md
heavens bewildering to the sublunary star-Sazer'
and promising no influence whatever on our own
political social or financial conditions. But as
we inhabit the sister planet of that bloodshot
orb heavens carbuncle. shedding the ray ana
the madness Of wine through the stellar deeps,
we cannot, Of course. escape certain interest III
Its phenomena, though 1t may sometimes be
oyerworked. like Rufus Choate's celebrated par
ticiple.
PERSONAL.
The Executive Committee OF Blshopthorpe school'
South bethlehem Penn. announce that they have
appointed Miss Alberta Oakley. Bachelor OF Letters.