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New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

Members of the police force have every reason
70 feel confident that they will receive fair treat
mont from the present heads Of the department,
and that their future advancement will depend
unon themselves alone. 4 definite assurance 10
that effect was given yesterday TO the detectives
Of Police Headquarters by President Roosevelt
Ja told them that those who do well will be sure
OF receiving proper appreciation, while the Board
will be relentless to incompetent men and those
who shirk their duty. This frank talk cannot
fail tn have a good effect. The touchsonc for
the entire police force henceforth is to be merit
ravoritism and influence will count for nothing
Some men may be slow to understand the change
that has taken place, and may learn only to their
cost that new standards have been set up.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

Inst about the coolest thing we have come across
f,r at least four days Is the announcement rom
81 Petersburg that diplomats there regard 'he
"iutrlgues OF Great Britain as the only obstacle IN
the way of pacific settlement OF the Eastern
"ouestion." We are not in love with BRUSH
diplomacy or with British land-grabbns propensl-
Ties. But It +, only simple justice to say tnat IN
the matter OF the settlement Of affairs between
China and Japan, Great Britain is right ana Rus
sIa wrong Great Britein's offence in RUSSIAN
ewes is that she will not join in nor taclty sane
tion n piece Of barefaced highway robbery. III II
"vasn't fer dat bloke wots loaiin around over
"derc." observed the Hon. william the Kid, we
"crack dis crib in ess'n no time.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

The extra session Of the New-Jersey Legislature
which opens to-day will be unique in the history Of
that state. It viii have laid before 1t an unex-
auoled record Of official rascality. and 1t VIII nave
such a chance as comes to few legislative bodies
to bring the rascas to book and 10 give the whole
governmental system Of the state the puF.hcati'h
IL 50 much needs
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04
necks. There are lots or other ways 'e" '"'"e'
are more delightful than poauhe anu '"i''"e'
Nothing Is easier than drowning

Russia's railroad to Ferghana VIII De gooo
thing That Is one Of the most valuable regions
in Central Asia, worth half dozen or Bokhara'
IT is well watered temperate In climate ierthe
and can be made to produce all the cotton the
whole Russian Empire wants. AS TO the military
aspects Of the scheme. they may seem menacins
to Jingo but to no one else The road will' Oh
oo,,rsa como nearer than any now existing 10
the Indian frontier. But it will not reacn even
tho foothills of the Alai Tagh; and beyond 'he
Alai Tagh is the Trans-Aai, and beyond that the
Roof Of the World, and hundreds of miles OF the
n,os, desolate region in the world before the
Trndoo Koosh is reached. Not by that route VIII
invasion of India come
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

Another question involving the Interpretation
of a section Of the new Constitution which has
already caused good deal of discussion has now
been thrust upon the attention Of Governor Nor
ton. bill affecting cities Of the first class was
submitted in due course to the Mayors OF New
York, Brooklyn and Buffalo Two Of them have
approved 1t, but the third, Mayor Strong re-
turned 1t without approval. Now the question IS,
Has the Governor any power TO act in the prem
ises? If he should be governed by majority
vote he could sign the bill, provided he thought
II q good one. Or is the veto Of one Mayor
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

This Is good time to go into the country io''
on the grass in the shade or great trees D'e'."'
purc and fragrant air. wade IN clear' oo,u - 'o'N'
listen to the song Of the orioie anu ca'o'iu' ""N
forget all about heat and work ana hoiSe anu
~. Or II you really can't do so yourSe', ~
deed II you can and dot Is also soou .''''1 ~
-, ,o ,,,o olse 70 do IT, Two whole, glorious
,a~.,, or # for some poor child that perhaps has
...., go, coon a meadow or a forest, for only
,hroo dollars How many such vacations shall
,,, ,,,h,,re Fresh-Air Fund be enabled to pro-
vide?
New-York tribune., 1895-06-04

The men in charge OF the work OF s''e.. sp' '"N-
ling have not yet learned 'hat 'neie 10
between sprinkling and drenching'
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