New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-18
PERSONAL.

o,.,on RYAN (Ronnan Catholic, OF Bunao, hsA
.,u,,n,stered a public rebuke to the Rev. George
uurcher pastor OF st. Joseph Ihuic"' Duhalo'
for having said a recent occasion 'ha' 'ie 'atn-
oI,c Church in this country suffered more from mo
os,tion of foreign priests than rom free.
opposl.'o protesfanfism and Apaism put together"
and for INDUCING in criticisms OF the 'esu''s
81. Michael Meyendorf. who IS now lecturing in
Chicago Is said TO be the only man ever ie'easea
from, siberian exile through the Intervention OF tho
United States. He is Pole. took part IN 'ne IN
surrrctiop OF 1863. banisEed TO SlDera pu, was
i. eel ON the intercession Of President Lincoln
and Secretary Seward. and banished TO the United
States instead
One OF the first appointments OF Governor brad.
,ov ~ Kentucky, was that Of Walter Forester. OF
,,s,,,,e n be Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL The
a,L q, colonel goes with the office. and there IS
salary {. $500 a year attached to IT, Colonel
E,orrester is a representative OF the ne" heh'ucSy.
IIe ia managing editor OF Tne Louls'iIe |on-
rnercal" which did important service iol hepuOh-
nor success in the recent campaign, and has also
var,ous business interests. His relations win
Colonel Bradley have been most intimate especially
., late and on the day of the Inauguration cere-
monies at Frankfort Colonel forrsster was noIpns
n rmg National Committee in washington Col
ppnei Forester Is still Young man Du. mas Iohy
been prominent In the po oyeg IN Bradley placed
unlimited confidence In him IN the n1t al
last last fall tall beevs ns st Kentucky Republican
uo.S ,onnnntarv IMPULSE but as the outcome OF
a growth of sentiment when began years ago
Admiral Lord Clarence Page now eighty-four
veara NJ age has finished his memoirs. and they VIII
aeon he published He served In the Crmsan war,
soon 500 u.s. ~ Secretary to the Admiralty under Lord
Palmerston
r Manning. president OF the Southern Bal
LOT Rights League. Is thus quoted by Inc WASH
,rgton POST: There is but ore issue IN the
80 ,odav-honest elections. The silver ques-
zion the tariff reciprocity. the Monroe Doctrine.
all are of secondary importance. for until the
vital question of a free ballot and fair count -
se,t,ed I. Is idle 10 discuss these 3uojects Inc
League invites to membership all people VINO be-
ueve in square election methods and VINO desire
IN advance the material interests or the Sou'h oy
attracting immigration and capltal, winch VIII
surely follow the discont.nuance OF FRAUDS on the
,ropchise and the suppression OF Republican votes
or the votes OF any party opposed 10 'he Deinoc-
racv In Alabama a non-part san S'ate tlcKet WIZ
70, hut single plank-'We demand honest eec-
tfons on that proposition the state is ahu-Demo.
cratic by 5000 majority IN ssfor as tsey
Al IN North Carolina. The same programme VIII
he carried out in Georgia and Lou;saia' anu p''0-
ably In several other Southern states
George NJ Pullman says there is no truth In the
assertion OF Madrid newspaper tnat he Is ASSIST
irg The Cuban Insurgents financially.
Word has reached Germany from New-Gu!nea
that Otto Ehlers, the famous German uaVeher'
was drowned with forty-three OF his men in river
y, that country last month No news had been re-
a,,aS from Ehlers since he started on his expedition
into the interior early in August
CONGRESSMAN Philip d. Low. OF this city, VINO was
an officer In the Navy during the CiYil war intro
duced his first bill last week. 1t provides fol
monument in Washington to John Paul Jones