New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29


Religion win not feed a man. In 'h's
res,ect religion differs widely from the sa-
loon. which may always be depended upon 10
TODD q man-namely. the man who runs II.
u,.,,ros ~ the h,,sts 10 adorn the Congress
s,ona, library have been published. and though
M, official have q look Of good faith. as II tne
scu,n,,r.s were accurately copied. ~ they are.
,hov are a queer lot Hawthorne looks IKE a
paclrc Coast gambler: what purports 10 DE
tho visnomv OF Emerson is really that OF Russell
savc. "a 10 Scott he resembles Perfhshire pre-
centor IN tho act OF lining out hymn toe'he
looks like one Of Bicher's dragons terriheu a'
tho dimensions Of the Belgian. In the Nst u
that Of Demosthenes. which Is strikingy IKE
the original, and also very mucn ike the ia'e
William NJ. Tweed Dante the prisoner Soul III
agony and chains. looks out OF mis- florenthe
mask with a kind Of Sowing disdain' 10 IN"
b,mself newly immured in stone with no power
,er, him IA take on n modified or nitigated ex-
press,on Of countenance. on the whole the
ASPECT which the sculptures present VIII propao'y
be improved when they are lifted into position
and relieved from the ordeal OF TOO close
scrutiny.
President Cleveland seems to be having serious
trouble with his unruly team 81 horses. ana JUST
now he isn't showing consummate skill as driver.
The Senate horse baked and the House steed
tried to gallop ahead: the Presidential driver ap-
pl,ed the lash and now there is such vigorous
kicking that the whole turnout is in danger
Now r. Dohertv's chance 10 tell most interest
ing story OF what he knows about the police
force.
Spain. France. Germany and Italy are enacting
stern and repressve legislation against the Anar-
chists. and England Is doing what she can IN
this direction. her efforts promising some EN-
cheney Soon. according 10 all appearances the
menh.rs OF that Objectionable association VIII
have no European footing whatever What theh
f. TO become Of them? They cannot deport them
selves 10 Australia or South Africa. for neither
Of these countries would admit them. There are
no other communities except our own large
enough 70 provide asylum for such lot OF
malcont.nts and We certainly do not want them
In any ~ their possible varieties or MANIFESTO
tions We may even have to pull up and ex-
tirpate such as have taken root here az we do
with the Russian thistle, and shall certainly
adopt that expedient with utmost prOmptitude
n Il becomes necessary. Under these crcun-
stances the provision OF a special asylum .or the
Anarchists OF all nations IL likely TO become
need and It has been suggested that territory
IN Middle Africa should be set apart for their
use II IL a spacious region and would give them
al, elbow room and the climate Is Huch that II
would he likely to fry the injurious political
principles out Of most. II not all, Of them
The man who accepts the Tammany nomna-
ton for Mayor will show magnificent courage
The man who runs for Governor on the DEMO-
cratic ticket will be heroic
As fnancter and money-saver Doherty was
a seven days wonder.
Pittsburs having developed a new style of rat.
capa BILE Of living I'm the cold storage receptacles
Of that city, now produces new variety OF cat
equal TO subsistence in the same reduced tenn
pcrature and the cold storage cat now con-
sumcs the cold storage rat with the same ardor
and CELEBRITY that animate her kind amid nor
NAL temperatures and conditions Both these
animals take on a new investture partly OF wool
and partly OF fur to sustain them in the arti-
ncial climate which they nhabit showing how
the feline and rodent natures alike adjust them
selves 10 new environments without putting OFF
,be,r old relation 10 each other which Is that OF
the eater and the eaten In all cases irrespective
OF thermal or dermal or other conditions The
cold storage cat is OF great economic Importance,
ard without her the cold storage rat would make
short work OF the perishable produce contained
I'm the enormous Pttsburg receptacles and else
where.
Gresham has a severe attack Of blues. The
Administration will not let him break any crock
cry In the ese-Japanese Diplomatic Bazaar
Mr. IIdderdale a distinguished Eastern travel
Ter and scholar. now home In England, says that
there are isolated groups OF female missionaries
In China whose situation Ii full OF the peril OF
insult and outrage They are without any pro-
lection whatever with no knowledge OF the lam
guage OF the country. and their missionary
Efforts consist mainly in singing Christian hymns
In the streets TO the accompaniment OF tam
bourincs none OF their auditors knowing what
the hymns mean or being able TO exchanged single
word with those who came so far to evangellze
them. 1t Is a situation Inviting the attention OF
those directly responsible for the safety of the
missionary workers there all OF whom encounter
bitter local hostility and aversion. only repressed
by the territorial mandarins under coercion OF
the central authority OF the Empire, which
breads foreign reprisal In case OF any insult or
injury 10 It's religious emissares Mr. Lidder-
dale's statement viii probably be taken up and
examined by the boards OF foreign missions
which exist In all Protestant countries and the
right thing will be done about It. whatever that
may be determined to be.
Senator Hill vindicates the President by I'm
peaching his party. The operation Is like saving
a tumor by amputating the person TO whom
Il was attached.
The Sugar Trust scandal IL like q hogshead Of
monopoly molasses-thickest and blacklist and
foulest in Its lowest depths. The repulsve mass
can only be purified by fire.