New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

out, and there was no use trying 70 be digni i,n
any more. reached my hote and settled down down
comfortable when the waiter brought me a card. II
from Nellie Bly, judged that she wanted an
After she had been shown in. l settled down for a
brlef cha. Bat she s'raghtenei up ana san, SAN
intervIew with yo. for The Times Herald"
looked az her and gasped. couldn't imagine "hat
ply bllnked and waited for her TO go ahead she
began az once 70 probe TO the very centre o, my
like many OF the heroines of siagecraft who have
carefully concealed pas; was able To- lay c par
thick and fast. and I answered as best could 1t
took three hours 20 get thr9ysh win that hS w
have 10 relinqu!sh my title and confer on her the
name Of being a peach That ended mat ep's -, y
but l have never Herved myself 10 read th@ pdse
interview yet.
VAST AUDIENCE.
THE night of the commencement exercises at the
Auditorium 1 OF the greatest audiences
that brought together. That hal IN the
Auditorium Building is the finest lecuTe-room IN
the world. do no; exagserate when say tha'.
have seen almost all the big lecture.roons IN lle
world, and that one exce,s them all me room was
crowded Every seat was taken. and the alses "eIs
full and people were standing outsine the @ ~
a representative audience OF ChicaGo ana en-
ioyed 1t as much as any thing that nave ever
Il was treated most courteousy during my VISIT St
was driven zen all over the h Gy in ana hdng WAS and5
way. few years ago Chicago began 70 run up
area that it startled the world These buildings
were giant piles of granite and stone and for 'ime
it looked as If Chicagos buildings would surpasss
those of New-York. Then two years ago the hlSh'
Of this Administration fell on tne T4Imuy iH e.:
Underwent wfre total pparays Al enteps
venture New-York felt the blight but in a less
degree. He" buildings have nov gone "he%a 3ad
stand unrvailed but the remarkaos . reas'n mat nat
has come Chicago bids fair TO bring her % Inc
Il talked liked to great many grain while was
he Wast Chicago l. the grain centre or the
word Her elevators ho.d the wheat crop CT the
United States. Her railroads move the grain 10 al
Stood empty. The railroad traffic was cur,aed
The city seemed to sleep This was due to the fa-
gre Of the n %ss THIS hs os Of the coupled
with the results of the ADMINISTRATORS policy
caused the depression in the west nefehIy ever er
thev have had heavy SHOWS and rain. The taINest
promises TO be a bountiful one and everything is
revying The farmer. when he has big crop te-
grocers get increased trade Cattle and horses
bring better prices, and the effect is fe.t every
I'm the business of railroads the efe,ts are
visible Railroads are the mercural therm 1neters
of a Nations Prosperity Let country prosper per
country. Let country have severe oppression
and the railroads will register II as surrey as i
fers You have example OF that in the last CIV
dend on NewYork Central stock As a railroad
man. exrect 10 see railroad bushes steadiy SwgH
in volume until after the next harvest, when II WI
attain its normal height The next Ave months
will be a period of food tide and at the I'D Of
that period look for the high tide of the Nation
prosperity. Congress has passed away. The Prcsi-
dent unailed cannot wreck the country. = Wa'
done when he had an incompetent and vicious Con
tive abilities and now that they their .;ay Gear
they are going right ahead 10 restore the od order
Incompetent and irresponsible men in coniro. Of
the Government.