New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-15


Thus the matter stands at present inc
two men remain in jail. Kimball Green still
wears the bit OF rope as constant pro'es.
against his treatment The judge who acq"tteo
him saws he did right The members OF the M's-
souri, Amateur Lynchers League say ne o'o
wrong The outcome cannot be predicted
God help our imperilled countrymen In emma!
They will be lucky indeed II this Administration
doesn't hand them over. as 1t did those unfortu-
nate japanese students. to the tender mercies VI
Chinese Justice"
saloonkeepers who do not observe the law Will
not be quite so eager after this to get their cases
transferred to the General Sessions and brought
before a jury Of their peers
The BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company has
agreed 10 repave two Of the crossings on BEDFORD
ave for the benefit Of wheelmen. Good. Otner
companIes whose lines cross that thoroughfare
should do the same Every crossing on BEDFORD
ave-the only long, straight stretch OF asphalt IN
BrookIyn-ought to have an asphalt pavement
AWAY with the cobbestones and other maze
shifts
II Canada wants a flag different from that OF
Great Britain, let her adopt the stars ana o'rPes'
and then she can have star for each OF the prov
inces instead OF having to put up with star
point for each.
Ransom-Minister Matt w. acknowledging
his post as our representative in the city OF
Mexico? Oh come now. that's the best JOKE OF
the season Ransom doesn't surrender Nhooo
wear II he knows It, That sum isn't picked up
.verv dav among the moonshiners Of North Car
DINA
The detectives first duty Is to detect; and
when he has got his man II is his duty 10 hoid
on to him.
Private Secretary Thurber arrived at Niagara
Falls on Tuesday. and Immediately after his
arrival was taken sick. We are happy to learn
that IL is nothing serious, though the attending
physician 10 reported having been greatly
puzzled by the case Can it be. perhaps. that
the shock proved too great when Henry was con-
fronted by something even more impressive than
we'll it's mere suggestion of ours
The number Of Democratic aspirants for the
Presidential nomination ut won't 60 beyond
that who deny that they candidates Is
growing apace.
One OF the buildings at the AtIdntd r ali 10 W
be devoted to the negro, its display illustrating
his educational Industrial and business develop
ment after thirty years of freedom. No such ex-
position was made at Chicago. nor has any ever
been made anywhere, and the present one will
attract the most curious and sympathetic atten-
ton In every state Of the South the colored
people are preparing for their exhibit with en-
thusiasm and it bids fair to be OF unique In
industrial
social development Of a race. Taking into ac-
count the short period Of their Acknowledgement
they have made more rapid and substantial
progress than any peopl, In history. OF which
the forthcoming display will give token. 1t
will he one Of the most interesting features Of
the fair which Is now in the final months Of
preparation and which promises to be as
splendid and successful the most ardent At
lantean or Georgian or Southerner at large could
hope for.
Two terms were enough for George Washing
ton but that was a long time ago-just hum
bred years in truth. II took a century to de-
velop Consecrated One, with all the term con-
notes.
Ohio seems to be all right up to date. They
are talking about 100000 majority for Bushnell
Good! But don't let our Republican friends err
on the side OF overconfdence.
All the way from Carlsbad. in Bohemia. comes
the squeaky little silver voice Of Senator Vest
For the moment had quite forgotten what
had become Of the Little Missouri Giant, Ie
had kept so quiet. But he has now heard OF the
Democratic State Convention in Missouri. and its
dongs There Is nothing like waiting to see
which way the cat will jump.