New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28

The Senate combine had a silent partner in
the President when the Bill Of Sale was agreed
upon and forced to its passage. 1t VIII now
have an open ally and confederate In the white
House In arranging the final decker with the
Sugar Trust.
Great Indignation prevails at the Tsug-h-Ya-
men, or Stotc Department, at Peknin consequence
OF the discovery recently made that In their nego-
tiatons with the Chinese authorities on the sub
ject Of the PamirB the Russians had made use
OF a falsely drawn map. II seems tnat the MH-
g1lian diplomats had been careless enough 10
accept this as the basis for their own chart, ana
nave now learned too late that the very frontier
which they themselves have been claiming for
60 long IL set down on their own map some
hundreds OF miles - the east OF the point which
they consider themselves entitled TO reach. The
trcl, Is not altogether new in Muscovie diplo-
macy and has been played once before with
equal success the victim on that occasion being
the Ango-Indan Government. IT was during
the Afghan frontier deimitation and It was sub
seouently found that as In the case Of the
Chinese the English authorities had carelessly
copied their official charts OF the boundary from
a Russian falsely draughted original
The PRESIDENT Is IN tHe last ul'SH al ii9 "b"1
with the German coalition. and his surrender
to the Big Four IS only matter OF time.
The true inwardncss Of the House bill to
change the mode Of appointing United States
Commissioners seems II be a desire TO get ria OF
n large number Of Republican officials who have
held Office some Of them. for many years and
performed their duties with complete satisfaction.
L. no rro' 10 NJ
Service Reform.
Honduras wants a loan Of s50000o0 which Is
no new thing for her as she always wants
loan a large one II she can get II; II not. a
small one-anythng. interest ana other terms no
object. az she never pays the one nor keeps the
other: and the Fugitive Central American
chief Magistrate generally runs away with all
the cash in sight there is nothing 70 levy on
when judgment IS entered against the princi-
paity Honduras now owes $1,000, 900. most OF II
being for interest IN her old Indebtedness none
having been paid since 1873. she may persuade
her old creditors to make her n new advance,
but It would be more likely TO 60 the way Of
the others than g rehabilitate the finances OF
that particularly insolvent country.
The Sugar Trust may rrshufle the cards in
ana the Democratic Senate are alike playing It's |
game. and Il has nothing 10 lose.
Some NJ the Eastern countries give some OF The |
others a bad name, and Formosa. just over the |
way from Corea. where the fighting is Aow going !
on IA said sim 10 harbor bands 81 cannioais who
carry away into their mountain villages the |
crews OF ships cast their shores. and there |
consume them. the Old and tough and the young /
and tender alike with all kinds o. savage and |
cannibal ceremonies narrowing to the feelings
o, survivors II they ever hear Of them. and lend
ing an aspect Of gratultous impudence and
efrrontery 10 the entire sumptuary and dietetic
scheme. II these allegations be true II IL For
rnosa that ought TO BE- invaded. rather than
Corea and social ordinances established
there The old reputation II the island was not
very good. but II thought that II had I'm
proved since the incursion Of the japanese
score II years ago. who cut off all the insur-
rertonary insular pigtails they could find and
left the island. they supposed purged Of all
It's Injurious political and social practices.