New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06


rho pev Dr Talmage Is deserving OF large
.,oasuro ~ svmpathy. The fire which destroyer
.,a prooklvn Tabernacle In May 1894. was ALSO
49, ,,d,roct cause OF his wife's DEATH the
.,ou,,o,s nrostration which ended fatally yes,e'
1o,, he,nq traceable to the excitement occasioheu
80, tho burning of her husbands cnurch
,r,a snec,acIe OF a syndicate OF domestic anu
,oro,a, bankers standing guard over the creni' Vi
rot,on which adds annually $2,5Oo.ooo'VVo " ''
,yeorh is an alluring one, and feather III TIC
Ca, ~ orr National hnanciers. IL the De"o
ITO marty had another term OF ONCE u "ou'u
No doubt continue in these fnancai ie"o"s
strings for another Olympiad. borrowing money
for its housekeeping expenses ana cas""A
debentures at a swinging rate OF uisco""' WIZ"
over II could find a customer Inc cou"'i' mao
never before been exposed TO si'ua'''' ~
humiIiatng, but 1t has learned from eApe'ie".e
that q Democratic Administration - 0o''''
luxury and has to be paid for al inquire ''"'"
above it's value.
rx.covernor Boies. OF Iowa, says he couio not
l.. ,orsuoded n accept denomination from the
r,oroorotic State Convention Mr.. Boies evident
Iv has lucid moments
DR. Cornelius Herr Is reported 10 De uyi"s' -
inexpressibly sad that his life shouiu W '""S CIV"
"a urder q cloud OF scandal. Whatever be the
facts Of his connection with the Panama '"'0""
tIes this Is certain, that he is entitled to foremost
rank among contemporary promoters OIL eieo'''0"'
science.
II has been generally conceded from time I'M
memorial that it is difficult to teach an ola dos
new tricks and some bold philosophers nave re-
Gently ventured to assert that 1t Is equally oiiii-
cult to teach an old politician to unlearn or apah
don his old tricks In proof of this assertion th"y
will probably point to Buck kilgore Formerly
Texas Justice of the Peace, whom PRESIDENT
Cleveland with that rare and wise discrimination
that subtle and intelligent instinct or INTUITION
and that keen and at the same time lofty appre-
citation Of his official responsibility as well as Oh
the needs and requirements OF the pubic service
which invariably mark his official acts. mas eie-
waited to the office Of United States District Judge
In Oklahoma. 1t appears that there Is vacancy
in the office Of United States Marshal for that as
trict and that there are several applicants, among
whom is one C. L. Stowe. a friend OF Judge Kill
gore. The scramble for the place Is lively one
so lively in fact that the Judge has adjourned
his court hung his ermne in dark closet donned
his war paint and feathers, and Is now on his way
TO Washington to demand Stoves appointment
1t might, perhaps be wise precauton for Attor-
ney-General Harmon. who is somewhat inexpe-
rienced in the ways Of certain Texas statesmen, to
cause the doors Of the Department Of Justice to be
strongly barricaded and kept so. at least until he
can ascertain whether Kgore's intentions are pa
| cifc or otherwise. There are some thin-sknned
| Democrats in Oklahoma-chiefy friends OF other
| applicants for the United States Marshaship-
who are disposed to complain Of Judge Kilgore 8
'perncious activity" in behalf of his friend Stowe.
| and TO censure 1t improper and indecent"
| This Is indeed sad.
II NAT" Herreshoff or any other man, can