Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1881, Page 1

VOLUME XL ~ pANKRUPT STORE. GREATEST "BARGAINS. adles’ Gauze Yests, 25 cts. {::ce Top Gloves, 22 cts. “taw Hats, 25 cts. All the Latest Novelties in -traw Hats t'ra()herry’Wreaths, orey Wreaths, 25 cts. B'am%smne Roses, b cts. “nish Laces, 10¢ per yd. fid Gloves, 3-Buttons, 38¢ perpair. Tioop Skirts, 25 cts. WHICH MEANS THAT C. M. LININGTON 1S OFFERING TO THE TRADE HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF Notions, Faney Dry Goods, Toys, Drag Sundeles, Statfonery, Smokers' Goods, Jewelry, Clocks, Plated Ware, Catlery, Plature Gaods, Glassware, - Hardware, Tinware, lack Silks . s Black Se,ltins, ‘fif“ Ve, &, &, Satin de Lyon, olored Silks, summer Silks, Colored Satin, Iace Buntings, 10¢ per yd. Striped Skirting, 10cper yd. Fancy Ribbons, 10 ets. Low, Lower, Lowest Prices, all from the most com- plete stock for the general mer- chant to select from in the West. Give me a call before making your purchases, and I will satisfy you that I am selling goods at Yery Bottoin, 145 and 147 Wahash-av, GAMES, TOYS, £c. VERGHO, RUALING & C0, 138-144 STATE-ST. Croquet, SAMPLES SENT. INKRUPT STORE, 184 and 186 State-st., OPPOSITE THE PALMER. S. SHIREK WIXE. SWEET MUSCATEL WINE 200.PER GAL. C.JEVNE, 110412 Madison-st. Archery, Lawn Tennis, Ware, Longwy Ware, Amber Sels, Fancy China Collar and Cuff Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, " Pocket Books, Autophones, Orguinettes, Toys, Games, &¢., &c. LAKE NAVIGATION. GOODRICH'S STEAMERS, TIME TABLE. PROPOSALS. P \LS ARE ED n M} . Bhcboyuan, Msultowoc, ROPOSALS ARE INVITED g g YRGS, oo Ty iR Stixils A AR O S AT G Kscanaba, Fayette, and Lake Superlor Towns, vin Eacanuba, and, all West Shore ports, Saturday morninge uty o'elock, 'For Greon Liny und o}l bay ports, weokly. Docks Foot Michigan-av. NORTHERN MICHICAN LINE. The atyamor * LAWRENCE,” of ihis ling, will luave Chicayo Tuursdny ovening, Muy 1Y, 8t 7 v'clock, tak- ink_frelght und’ pasvongers for Milwaukes, Glon Maven, Ustani, Rorhport, Charlorulz, Poloster, 1ArboF Hprings, Crosw Village, St Jamox! 1. Hetona, 't. 8. Juuncoe, Mackinac, Duhican, wnd Chobuygau, Mich,” Omice und dock manunqu.u 1. Wil Chiagy Pk Commisionrs foralerials and 1abor fur the improvement of West Washington-st. "l!l:wfinm with apecifications now on o 1u the of tald Commlasloners, n coby of whick will be aumedon sppllcation. Blds must. bo prosented on VriseMonday, day 2, utd p. 0., and each bid for Nalinun of the work must bo accompaniod by & Tepgdcect for twu hundrod and ity dollsrs, to ueloted I€ tho blader falla to entor into s con- Trihoraper bonds and sureties within tiv days sy 38 wolited of tho accoptance of his bid o o QCEAN NAVIG % NORTH GESMAN LLOYD. New York--London--Parls. Bteamers sail Every Saturday from New York JOP SUMRANIPION uikd Hre nen. 2 puoked 1oF london snd Parls at Joweee s, fiaten of puasive ttom Now Sorx to Boutbumipton, J.ondun, luvrs, sod Urewon, grat oabim $1001 ound-clust cabit, G sleoraxy &AL Ko Tarn fickets’ at roduced tutes, OBLIICHY & Cu.¥ owilng Ureen. N Y. ‘The ‘stecrsie rmie by tie Rorih Sorinan Tanva fiow Brawunid Chicawo lag - v o and the only agents suthQn {Us hate U TUbL refect any or all bida e reserved. THOS, J. SUDDARD, Socretary, 184 West Washington-st. HATS, ALY, IS DG ST T at the establishment of < M“mlz::; % CHAS, W. BARNES, | Hamburg American Packel Comp'y U alourkgd, d; I sveruy ticku IICHA LD X C Hioud-st, Nuw York, K| KL Gonctal Wostern A STATE LINE x\’flmsmanw‘n ntod. FiNANCIAL, YONEY 70 TOAN g P{mnnnm,e frow leluulnlr.l ur I{\Nrn;,l.:jii DOral I’8380n 07 ALOS PIEAL & KOUZMINS- “tund no co rcoposl- | To Glasgow, Liverpoul. Dubita, Hulfast, und Londan. iy AN 0w 1 £ 001 Aol e o oats | QUPEY. TTOI N, X0 Ovory hiucaduy. o By e estu i thia ity wro Invitod | §i% according o Cabli, $1, it iy lar ot duna' et © Laliides it | Bigerave outward, 17 usltbor el COF WHEBLER, wt Union | eaitle sHooh BOPBYS yppe ya w1 N & CO, £3 Brondway, N.V.. und lol Rundolp-st, Chicago, JOIN BIRGEN, Western Maougor Efi'cnonfimm MALL STEAMERS AT ihurs G0 DOL CHTTY Cutilo, o R ew ikt London diFect UTOPLIA, Muy 3L 1ud | abnoa May % 6o m Cabius, 8070 % Axedraion Tickaia at ruduced ratos e gy, & FIENDERSON BRO v SLE: 15, 08 Wanbington-se. OUNAKD MAIL LINE, Balling twice & weok to wnd from Liritish Ports Pase ko LILkats frod Livorpuol, Uuysnstow, Glaszow, , I’IOlley to Loan .: Ingrored Gl Property at current rates, MEAD & COE, ® EDU, tiony 1 fame O 10 Chtcavu, Twolve Courses leud to ¢ 3, Belfust, snd Loodondurry st luwest ratus K o o tiore Arebl eaaro, Aita, Clow: e aty's OF chrcurinor Clur. wpd Aatdopucute, et S nouring, LAtOrutdre, | Chivaase aratis (o8 L1, wi Upwurds, as loweal rats s Mg Naiual Glisiory. Dhl: | CUicas UV b vatern Agont, WHITE STAR LINE, Carrylig tho Unlted Siates und Royat Slahi beiween Fuw Yurk and Liverpoul, Fur pusssxe apply to Come i Cloric VU degey ot id Loltors. oudent B h Yu. m. 4t lihacs, atiho West b aby's OMide, 435 o ) 131l Hroadway, Nuw e lUlaUuD schioul [ the CounLr 3'\10 s Lurs ural wathod, Buid Tor Chretiag n 4 K g 40 o, YLVANIA GEHRGRE ru Agent. Qester Joy 14 MILL un Ureat lirl 1 i?‘*::flw‘a'axm‘.‘:r,m',‘:. Fonl Y o I e . 57 SO DO O T ST IOVED $ 4- An A cre C Lousn' « vary utgh vrice for lnd in a iats ~RHOLLERS s mrINGS, | bt arsel WA S, (o ivativoe:ut ““lll Wil a3 v NG5 | oo giinillen (G by proddetot sl it : Calon, dind u y ") a1d Navigation Gompan L s 50 Gubts (b, i en (07 Binte gyt A Poursa 4 08 ure colspquuntly very fuw. Tho Ll (o th F?.::u.. TSy wiven ay g w2 ik, P AVI portect” Tihiire whout dhgsy Ludds of sty aly L4 Otcgun Halimey 481 Sockilds L PRGNV Mty et Rl eutiu Lang Comuwlmiones I C, it it Co. t«-'fl‘;,;rhu_‘u;:. il S Oeon, cube 2h Ro: 16 Mlchlusi-dv.. Chicuiio. | A4 YYUANT, Bocretary. CELLULOID GOODS. i A CARD. ',‘@fl“‘“tvélrmemm Company, Wahave theussiravice vaus hundreds of cua- SaiL ey GeSTNEN Youk Map st | tomera Uiat’ vur Ceibuluid Coliurs (compored TS U e Glogintt tho wnDiiat ¥eckbold: | gtusost wholly of cunphor) are 44 sre procents wiied Suall S brossment Couvany | Gve' of Liphthoria uid ull thrv ¢ conipluint, liaa 3 Ve, cloned ot TSR ISNG rros | I thews, Moulth, sedtueoy, und aonomy. B ! ALK, sy, BABNES & CU., 86 Madison-ak, Tribuse Biy. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1881 -TWELVE PA GES. CLOTHING. i MILOR WILDE’S, $1.69! A Dark Blue Union Flannel, from 4 to 10 years; only o Suits left, but they won't last long at the price. Please remember the lot, 661. Also Boys' Fence.Climb- er Blouse Suits at $3, $3.50,and $4. Should you desire to purchase a handsome Dress Suit for a boy of same ages as above, we would di- rect your attention to lot 624, a fine Dark Blue Mixed Cassimere, cut in our new shape blouse, with folds or plaited back. This is a Suit you will purchase after seeing the large value at so small a price, It is a genuine good article at $7 per suit. MEN'S SUITS. YACHT FLANNELS - $I3-8I5 BLUE ENGLISH SERGE - $15 FINE ENGLISH FLANNEL - $20 WHITE VESTS (lne wuk) 81 t0 $4 BOYS' ALL-WDOL PANTS $2.50 Ages 10 to 16 Years. ‘We never urge you to purchase, but we shall insist upon returning to you the money paid upon all goods that do not please youin every respect. Shirt Waists, Boys’ Fancy Shirts, Men’s Fancy Shirts. We have replenished the above lines, and offer many new patterns never before presented. . JAMES WILDE, R, & (0, Corner State and Madison-sis. FRANK REED, Manager. "REVISED NEW TESTAMENT., READY MONDAY. REVISED NEW TESTAMENT. Authorized Oxtora Ldition. N~—There whl no doubt be u numbor of bastily-gotten up, und therelore luperfect, reprinta of the Kevised Tostament otered to tho publie witus in & fow days. o wuiuorized oditlons, luving been thoruuktly revised and cure.uily § rinted, may Uo bad Bt yricus Ten lowor Lhan ang reprints. Ly five durersut sizes of type. "Twenty-two styies of Lindlug. Frices from 15 cents to *F. H. REVELL, Blble Warehouse, g 187 Madiaon-st Lo WMegisen gt L e ] & # FINE & MEDIUM! 2 Holton 8Hildreth 221 & 288 B AT Revolvers At SPALDING'S, 108 MADISON-ST, flltbio luding atyles. mukes and grados ilustcuted privw flat ot 1 lsols, AV Guns, and Gens oral Bporting Guods mailed 1766 Gpon sppicadon. PLANT Verbenas, Pansies, Itoses, Gerunjums, ‘Tubervses, B W vury choleo gouernl see lection ot éulurglv. &1 RUSTIO HiLl. GREENHOUSES, No, f 22 Wuluu southesst cor- ner bual . TEUREL Also, clivice CUE FLOWKiLS Bund, FLORAL DESIONS st ittt L1 V1 umes ¥inu Bpectacles sulted te all sights o rolentifc principlon. Opors aid Fleld Glasses, Teloscopus Mis Lroucupes, BaiQinowes, vise 2 Cryamye. == — e £ Persons unable to purchase coples nf Tite Citicann Trinuse at News Apencles and on rad- Ay traing where Chicago papers are sold will con- Jeru favor by reparting the facts W this ofice, giv- ny full particulars, §37 The postage on transient newspapers 48 1 eent for twn unnces, which mual he prepuid (n all easea, or they iolit nol reach their deatination, Un- der the postal law the postaye on a TRIBUNE of + eight, ten, or twetve payes 18 2 cenle, sizteen or + twenty pages 3 cents, twenly-four pages 4 cents, Parties that mall an occaslonal copy to thelr Srienda wil please hear this i mind {f they don't + 10ish the papers enmaigned to the waste-baakel by i the Post-Office ufficiale. Tinee fishing-boats R-ra capsized at the mouth of the Columbia River off the const of Oregou yesterday, and oly tue occupants were drowned. e Dn. Bovxtox reports that Mrs. Garfleld passed & very favorable day yesterday. At 10 o'clock Iast night she wassleeping quletly, and all the symptows were favorable for her complete recovel 5 Tk artny worm had mads its -nnpenmnre Y In the vicinity of Watartown, N, Y., and Is cnusing wreat destrugtion to all, kinds of vegetation, [ts ravagbs are sald to extend ull over Nortnern New York, : —— ArpLicaTioy was'made yesterday to the Treasury Department by the holders of 834, 844,900 worth of the & per cent bonds for thelr renewal at 33 per cent, in accordance with the recent circular of Secretary Win- dom. This makes the totel mmount for which applleation for renewal has been made $141,115, 2 Duisa the first four days of this week 9,200 lmmigrants have arrived at Castle Gar- den, and 41,611 have arelved so far tins wmonth, It 13 expected that the arrivals for the entire month will exceed 70,000, and may exceed the arrivals during the entire year of 1873, when they reached 76,000, ‘I'he arrivals thus far this year are more than double those of the year 1877, e e—— A spECIAL meeting of the Cabinet will be hield to-duy to_consider what shall be done with the New ‘ York nowinations re- cently withdrawn, . It s belleved the four names will be sent back again to-day, The President will send In all his nomlnations, about 200 In all, to-day, so that the Senute may act on them at once and adjourn slne die to-morrow or the day after, —_———— Tue Attorney-Generat of New York has obtained an order frout the Courts calling un the Manhattan Rallway Company to shiow . cause why a Recelver sshould not be ap- polnted. The Attorney-General says he is in « position to nssert that there arc excellent | reasons why the Company should be dis- solved and its corporate tights forfeited. e deelines, bowever, to nake public his reasons, — Tae new Itallan Ministry Is exceedingly distasteful to the Irredenta and pro-Repub- lican factions, Yesterd, was made axainst it j6=3Milnn, and ‘tie mob had to be dispersed by the military. Iy Florence the barricades “were rajsed, and there were shinllar distnrbances In other places. Ocher demonstratlons of the kind are threntened, and it may be that the Min- istry will not lust many days, TuE concessions made to Gen. Grantby the Mexican authorities In the watter of rall- road franchises and grants have been con- firmed, save In one unimportant paint, by the - Mexican Congress, ‘T'he mattor now goes to the Mexlcan Senate, for approval, und as that body is far more friendly to the General's projects than the Congress, thers will bo very fittle troubie In arvanging the affair finally aud satisfactorily. . Jonx Camey, a West Twelfth street suloonkeeper, was yesterday convicted In the Criminal Court of selling liquor to a habit- ual drunkard, and entenced to ten dnys' Imprisonment and a fine of 8100, Judge Anthony, in passing sentence on Carey, ale tuded to such crimes in weli-merited terms of reprobatlion, and expressed the oplnion that thers was nota respectablesaloonkeeper in the city who would sell liquor to a hubitual drunkard. TE following nominations were made by the President yesterday: Albert C. Wedge, Coltector of Internal Revenue for the Flist District of Minnesota; Henry C. Ripley, Col- lector of Internul Revenue for the Sixth Dis- trict of Michigan; Madlson Davis, Surveyor of Customs at Atlanta, Ga. ; I, B, Tallaterro, Unlted States Attorney for the Westeri Dis- trict of Louisiana; James C. Weeks, United States Marshal Western District Loulsiana; Ilornce N. Paylor, of Wisconsin, Consulat Marseilles. The nominees are all new men. s Ix addition to that of Judge Robertson, the Senate cunfirnied, among others, the fol- lowlng nominatlons yesterday: Gen, Merritt, Consul-Generat at London, vice Gen. Badeauy Aleck Boreman, United States District Judge for the Western District of Loulsiana; ana Rear-Adimiral Edinad T, Nichols, to be Chief of the Buresu of Yurds and Docks of the Navy Depurtment. The nomlnatlon of Gen, Badean for Minister to Denmark, which bad been reported on favorably by the Ju- diciary Committee, was withdrawn by the President, presumably at the request of the nowinee. —— Siavon SELLA, the leader of the Con- strvative party in tho 1tallan Parliament, has formed & Minkstry composed entively of men of his own politieal fulth. This has had the effect of sulidifyiug the Radical party, which 15 in o majority fn- the present Partlament, Now elections will therefore be called. In order to have a fule working majority the Conservatives must win not luss than 200 seats from the Radleals, whieh they aro not likely to do in view of the pres- ent distracted condition * of Ituly, the strengti of the Irredenta and Revolutionary parties, the discontent nuong the veasantry, and the dissatlsfaction of the mercantile closs st the present tinanclal condiuon of Ituly, Tue London Stundard, next to the Pall Mull Gazette the most scholarly of the Lon- don dallles, has a scathing review of the work of the New 'Tustament rovisers. 1t chinrges that they have sought ralnar to weet the views of the critics thau those of the publics that thuy have been eutlrely forget- ful of the effeet which associations have glyen to certuln pussages, and have mended thelr geatmatleal coustruction In such o way ns t destroy to n great extent that ef- fect, The reviser says that *mnods aud tenses have been shifted around to salisty the pedants asto the syntactical syuwumetry of the soutences,”” while other ..demonstravlon sentences have been robbed of all their true value by be ng * tortured and erueltied” so as to mccord with the ldeas of the hyper- eritical grammarians, The Lord's P rayer and St. Paul’s praise of charity, snys the eritie, have been changed and wtutilated by the revisers fn an attenpt *to harmonize with . self-opinionated scholarship regulated by a doubtful standard of taste, and accepted by a motley combination of thenloglans and Professors.” ‘The Standurd raviewer Is evi- dently n churchman who feels keenly un the subject. IHis article Is likely to create a sen-~ sation, Siour.p the nominatlons made by the President yesterday for Ministers to forelam Courts be confirmed, and it is more than probable that they will, there will be an al- wmust complete change In the personnel of the United States diplomatic budy as it ex- isted under the last Administration. The 1lon, Thomas Osborn Is transferred from Chili to Brazil, retleving Mr. Hilliard; Gen, Kirkpatrick succeeds Mr., Osborn at Chili; Gen, Lew Wallnce succeeds Gen, Beauregard at Constantinople; and Gen. Stephen A. Huribut, of Illnots, will relleve Minister Christlancy at Lima. Mr. George I, Manny disulaces Minister Diclunan in the United States of Colowbia; and Gen. Jeremiah M, Rusk, of Wisconsin, gets the mission to Par- aguay and Uruguay, JUnoE RonEnTsoN wps serenaded at the Kenmore Hotel, at Albrny, last night by the Republican General Committee, of which Thurlow Weed Barnes Is the hend, A processton headed by the Commnittes marched through the streets "to the hotel, which was gayly decorated, Ar. Barnes on behalf of the Committes con- rratulated Judge Robertson on hils confirma- tlon, and introduced bim to the immense concourse which hind assembled to congrat- ulate him and to rejvice in his vietory us “Collector of the Port of New York by graceall that is good in the Republican party.” Judge Robertson, who was received with great chicers, delivered a sensible and manly speech in response, regarding his con- firmation not as & personal triumph, but as a vietory over one-man power and the right of individual lierty in political action. ‘Tie nomination of Judge Robertson as Collector of the Port of New York was con- firmed yesterday by the United States Sen- ate without *“uttered wmanifestation of dis- sent,” and, in parliamentary language, by common consent, and herefore without ob- Jection” This s certalnly an unexpected aud at the snme tlne pleasant outcoms of the war which Mr. Conkling and his fricnds attempted to wage on the Presldent becauso of this nomination. It clearly shows that Mr. Conkllng’s strength has been vastly overrated, and that the mass of the Repub- liean party, as. represented by the Republican members of the United States Senate, are determined on supporting the Administration. The nens of the con- firmation of Judge Robertson was recelved with every demonstration of satisfaction, the Now York State Senate, of which the gentleman Is a ‘member, The event was also celeurnted In varlous parts of the Emplre State—nt Roehester, Albany, Buffalo, Newy York Cty, ard Hudson—by canfion .salutes, public meetings, ete. Tho bust’ elements of the Republican party, and for that mntter of all partles, are gratitied that the President’s course lias been emphaticaily indorsed and sustained. Ancupisuor Cnoke's severe castigation of hfs pro-British brother prelate,” Areh- bishop McCabe, his rather severe landiing of Cardinal Muuning’s Tory organ, the Lou- don Tuablet, and his unqualilied indorse- ment of Parnell and the Land League, have made hun immensely popular in Ireland,— wore popular than was ever brelnte,—not oven excepting Archbishop McHale, of ‘Tuam, who, it might be remarked, owed his popularity to stmilar causes, his detesta- tion of everything English, and his eloquent advoeacy of Irish National fdens, Arch- bishop Croke 1s now making his annual visitation, and he s wmet In every village and hamlet by deputations with addresses, ‘Priumphal nrehes span tho streets throngh which he passes; there are Hlumiuntionsand decorations; and the thronts of the populace send forth lusty musie., At Ballingarry, where occurred the abortive rismg of 48, Archbiship Croke was preseunted with an ad- dress by tho luea! Land-Leaguers, and in re- ylng took occasion to express hls sympathy with the spirit and principles which anl- mntegl Smith O'Brien and Thomas Fran- cls Meaghor; and at Mullinahene, the Lome of Charles J. Klekham, tho Hter ary chisf of the Fenluns, he made com- plimentary _atluslon to that gentloman, whieh was recelved with enthusinstic cheers. Iluspoke u the warmess terms of pralse of John Dillon, the meuber for the county, and anfd that though he had a lugh opluion of M, Dllton before, his esteem for that gentle- mun had greatly inereasct sinee his luprls- onment. The Archbishop advised the people to malntaln thelr oriunization, to work with- In the law and the Constitution, aud pre- dicted tho ultimate success of thelr agltation, rr———— StaTe-SeNaTon Hustep sald last even- Ing at Albany that the New York Loglsia- ture will fill e vacancles creuted by the resignations ‘of Messrs, Conkling and Platt before it adjourns, It appears that this de- terminution was arrived at yesturdoy after recelpt of the news that Robertson was con- firmed, Scnntor Husted also stated that neither Conkling nor Platt would be re- elocted, Some-of Conkling’s friends say that ho will nov bo a candidate for re- clections that he witl retire from polities, sud duvote hlmsclf to the practice of law un- 1! he has acquired o fortune which would Justity him In again entering the politieal nrenn,: The Republicans of the Kwpire State ore slgning petitions calling on the wembors of the Legisluture to oppose the relection of Conkling and DPlatt, and it Is poyltively sffivined that o sufticlent number to prevent the return of elther havo alrendy signed a bledga not to abide by the action of any Senatorisl eaucus which would wake the sx-Sunators thelr nowinces. The feoling aguinst both geutlemen grows In In- tonsity and volume, and they are now yrac- tlcally out of the race, That thelr election is impossible fs conceded nmong their best friends, nud the politiciaus are already speo- ulating us to who thelr successors Bhall be, Among those mentioned are ex-Vice-Preals dent Whaeler, ex-Secretary Evarts, the Hon. Sherman Rogors, Judge Fulger, Warher Miller, ex-Senator Reuben E. Fentop, snd Chauncey M. Dopow. The Democrats will nowinate ex-Senator Kernan and ‘ex-Gov. Robiuson. There will be nu compromisg, 4 soue suggested, with the Demoeruts, “The Ropublicans wilt bo able fo elect two Aqd- minlstration Senutors, for before wany days the Coukling following In the Leglslature will have dwindled to very small propor- tlons. THE EX-SENATORS They Begin to Hear the News from Their Pri- vate Stations. The News Is that Robertson Was Confirmed Unani- mously; And that the Panic at Albany Is Growing into a Rout. Conkling Has Written a Let~ ter, to Be Read Like the Riot Act. Ir 1t Be Found Me Canmot Do Elected, the Letter Will Declare His Re. fusal to Be Elccted. Hilarious Manifestations of Joy Among the Administra- tion Men. Speech of Judge Robertson at a Serenade in Albany Last Night. * The Conkling People at Washing« ton Greatly Alarmed—'the S8enators Outspoken. A Bpeoial Oabinet Mesting To-Day—Psob- able Return of the Four Names Withdrawn, LORD! ROSCOE. 1Y EUGENE J. NALL. Fur The Chicago Tribune, With tilted nosa Lord Ruscoe rose ‘And homeward turned his turkey toos. With littte Platt, Ho yot no fut, And spurned the seat whereon ho sat. The whole world smiled To see bim * rlled,” And shply said, ** He Is & child."” Now no one weeps— Euch soundly slceps. Uanited still the Nution keeps. With bitter sneora He homeward steers ‘To ponder vn bis misspont yoars. Now from his pate No cares n{ Stuto Can crush hig tender thoughta of Kato, Mo vainly tries g swell und rise To mure thun Fresideutial alze. He will eollapse ? . Like othor chaps ‘Who Lft thewselves by their boot-straps. THE RESULT. AS IT 5TANDS. Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribunes WasmNeroy, D. C, Mny 18.—Judge Rob- ertsan {s Collector of the Port of New York. Roscos Conkling is not Scnator from the Stute of New York, and 1t 18 not certain that | hewiltbe. This Is the result of the contest which began 1n the Senate about two montlis 8go to-dny. The confivmation of Robertson seemed probable frow the first, nlthongh there was a tiwe when Mr, Conklinz had a strony fullowing on the Republican side, and very considerable support amona the Demo- crats. He seems to be almost friendless In Washington to-day. In the great case which was to be the test of his power,—the confiriun- tlon of 3Ir. Robertson,—the memory of his supposed great intluence did not last loug envugh to secure a roll-call. Mr. Robertson was conflrmed this afteruoon, as & matter of course, without n division, without a vote, The contest which hus FTHUNDERED §0 LOUDLY IN THE INDEX for two wonths was coucluded In silence. When the name wagteached, which was very suvon after the Senate convened In sceret ses- ‘slon, une Senator on the Dewocrntic side, presumed to be Farley, and onoe upon the Re« publican side, supposed to be Jones, of Ne- vada, agked for a roll-call. There were soon toud crles about the chamber of O, con't du that!” “That's needless!™ and the gen- tlemen withdrew thetr demand, convinced eviduntly that, if there had been a viva voco division or a recordud vote, thelr own two votes would have stood out In conspicunus isolntlon in the negative. That futlle, feeble effort having beenmade, JHE VICK-PRESIDENT 18 presumed to have followed the usunl form and to have handed down the nomna- tion_of Judge Robertson to be Collector of the Port of New York, and to have sald, “The nowination of Willlum H. Robert- son to be Collector of the Port of New York, In the nbsence of objeation, stuids contirmed,” and tho officlal blank with tho Lig * 0" upLn it was 5001 upon the publiotablos in tho Clerk's afico. It will not be a very com- forting scene tor Vice-President Arthur to describe to his friend, the InteBenator from New York, Mr. Conkliug, to-nieht, If tho Vico- Prusident could eo far vivlate tue scorets of ex- ceutivo sossion as 1o curry tho nows to Conkhug, There wers rumors In tho lobby that "four votes had boon cast aguinat Mr. Uobertson, theso votes belug Farloy, Demograt, and Joned, of Novudu, Ingulls, and Don Cumosun, Repubile- aus, THAT REPONT 18 INCORRECT. Thore was absolutely o voto ugalnst Rubertson, He wus confirined by unanimous gousont, with- out u word of debate, Such was Mr. Conkling’s triumph, But ble friends say that the end Is not yot, that bo [s°deep, and knows his own pure poses. Perbups he does, but even so ablding & telend ws Don Cumoron declures that be bud mudo u radivally fatal misiake, The {ntercst of the remutnder of tho duy in executive seaion contered in the nominations, Tho Committee sent to confer with the Prosident roported that perhaps 200 mcie nowinstions would be seut 0 this sesslon, muking an adjournment before Baturday scarcoly possible. 1 therois to bo us much opposition’ to 1o 20 noullnations yut to €omo ue Was nanifosted to sowmo of the numes prosontod 1o the Boimte this wfternnou, it will be difligult to adjourn by Buturduy. But the Benstard havo fixed thutusa MNmit, and there’| will be litrle time consuined in dubate, IMNEDIATELY AFTRH THE CONPIIMATION of Judgé Roberwon, Gen. Merfitt was confirmed us Consul-Uoneral ut Londou by & uusuiwous vote, Itis understond that, it boing neur the clodo of the tioal year, Gen. Merrltt deslres to continue In the ottive of Colieotor until July, aud cluse bis mccounts with the Governmunt Juie ). It is roxardod us probable, therefore, that Jugge fubertson will not outor upon the pers formaiice of hla dutlgs us Oallector uutil that thwe. The President bas receivod a dispateh from Albuny, slenod vy fory Re- publicun members ot the Logisluturo, indors tug bis coursu, A dispaton received this evenlug PRICE CENTS. I 8 o o Aays that n nL oporting the Prosident wil be stened by i gvod inuny oihor mumbers. bt BECHETARY WINDOM was with President Garfleld this afternoon when tha news of Robertson’s confr: n od HR st 'mation reach anything, but simply wont on making out some nuiniontions that v'(’c 8 beforo bim, ¥ THE BENATORS, THAEY THINK IT 18 GOOD IIIUDANCE OF BAD RUBDISE. - wseclal Dispateh to The UMeaoo Tribune Wasiisatoyn, D, C, May18.~Now that Robertson Is confirmed, the Senators feel much relieved, and talk more freely, They are sincere enough to admit that all the dee lay nnd discussion were cnused by the bale- ful Influence and unressonable conduet of ex-Senntor Conklng, wihom they declaro thireatened to do all sorts of drerdful things unless his associntes wonld ** harmonlze' matters to suit his notions and desires,” Said a Senator to-day: * It isn good thing, so far ns the oxpeditious and orderly conduct of the public business of the Senate 13 con- cerned, that Mr. Conkling took himself out of the way. Ile made himself and all the rest of us uncomfortable, and was for~ ever 0 busy nursing his grievances and cod« dling his seif-estecin that he never pald much attentlon to anything else.” * Well, 1 donot know nbout the coddling,” reimarked another Senator. “Mr. Conkling’s self-esteem, as you call It, could take eare of itself without much coddilng, Ishould think.” . ANOTHEL SENATOR sald thisafterfioon: ** It seemed to me, from the very begiuning of the difticulty, that it wns o waste of thne to try to sccure harmony. I mean such hanuony as Mr. Conkling desired. Ithought it would be better to have the trouble over us s00n s posal~ ble. 1did not believe the Prosident woulil sure rendor to Mr. Conkling, aud 1 frankly told the Senator 0" A Western Scnator drew a teloe gram from his pocket and read it to THE Tiipe UNE correspondent, as follows: * Peacock vane ity und asinine presumption meet ne approval here. Biaod firm, Our best wishes tu President Gurfleld und Sceretory HBralue” *“That dis- pateh,” remarked tho Setintor, “came from a tepublican tnember of the Legistuture of my Btute to-day.” The Legistaturo referred to s strongly Iepublican, and tho dispatch shows what the mewmbers of It think of Mr, Conkling's performance. IT 11A3 BECOME KNOWN that within the last fortnight nearly all the Roe publican Senntors bave recelved numerous let ters und dispatehes from thelr respective Stutes urging thom to stanc by the Administratton, and a number of Senntors who were suspected of ntendency to support 3r. Conkling nave been admonished thut such a course would bo unsatlsfuctory to thelr coustituonts. Sowme Senutors have no doubt feit constrained to drnw away from the side of Mr. Conkling, with whom, on grounds of * Benutoriul courtesy,’” tooy feltu wurm sympathy,but tho constraint was exerclsed Ly promluent Republican leudersat bome, and not' by * exccutive dietution,” as Mr. Conkling's ucwurmpnr urgans {alsely pros= teud, and us Jr. Conkhing bimzell msinuates ln his letter udiressed to Gov, Cornell. If ex-Sene ator Conkling could heur the tulk smong bis |y assuutes mfinn{.uu his |ust perforinadce, bo would certninly foel bis vanity surely wounded, All tho tulk that is hear) uoout it now turns, not upan the elfect which it will bave upoo the Aduinistration, or upon the lepublican party, but resnlveatself Into speculutivn adto whewger or not Mr. ukhng will himself ever recover fruwn the col rquoces of . HIS SILLY FREAK. ., Safd a oool, oxporicuced politiclan to-days *3r. Conkling wiil lind ic up-bhll work to secure o reClection, As betwoen Conkling sud antl- Cankiing wen, ue might perbups claim a was Jority of the Legislutura in s fuvor, but e uinistration he will lind that miny of bla have desorted him, Thero 18 no wn= v woich to form an_anti-Admintsirie terul tion Republicun Ennr in New York or any vtuer’ Stute, Ou the other hund, if Mr. Conklog 18 re- elected us & Republican simply, be will be in honor bound to support tho Adwinisteution. What, then, witl he huvo wuined by this per- furmancy but humiliations* E AT ALBANY. NOT ANXIOUS TO GO BACK. 8pecial Dispatehs to The Chicags f'ribune. Avpasy, N. Y. Moy 18.—The story to- night is that Mr.’ Cunkling is not .really anxlous to be reflected tothe Senate; and would willingly retire from political life for athne, to enjoy the pleasure of private life and devots hlmself to the practice of the, legnl profession. This rumor comes from the ex-Senatur’s friends, not his encmies, State-Treasurer Wendell, a boon companion of the noturlous Jolin F. Smythe, and one of the local machiue bosses, says that the lordly Roscos has' no persoual desire to be redlected, and In that ense Gov. Corngll and ex-Senator Plat$ would be the Stalwart .candidates. Prominent machine Assomblymen also have been throwing out hints durmg the past twenty-four huurs that It was not settled that Conkling would seek re€lectlon, Certaln i ia that the lwpression has been guining ground to-duy thatn withdrawal on Conk ling's part Is not at all unlikely, and it is pré: dicted that A LETTER WILL ARRIVE . from Washington te-morrow, in which th Inte senlor Senator from New York will ine [ form his friends that he Isnot acandidate for rellection, This muy be a trick to throw the Adminlstration wmen off their guard by giving -them enuse the victory la alrendy won, or It may be that Conkiing, recogniziug the egregious blunder he has committed, (leems discretion the bet- ter part of valor, and, havine already retreats- ed from a battle in which defeat was Inevita- ble, feels no compunction in withdrawing. from o second contest whose issue Iy still more In aoubt. Of cuurse, it he does not fight, Platt will not elther, It cannot be ex- pected that g SLAVES WILL BE NRAVE when thelr masters act the part of cowards, To-nlght tho Administration leaders say they are ready for a caucus bt any thmg, while the machine forces are dejected and deslrous of deluy, Scarcely aily one cun be foundl who is willing to ex- press contidence that the two Senators can be roturned. Hugh llustings, the veteran edle tor of the New Yark Commerclul Advertiser, and n strong Conkllnglte, snys, nfter o cares ful survey of the field to-day, that u combina- tlon to vlect one Stalwart und, one Adminis- teation Senator is the most lkely outcoms of the contest. . e thinks Gov. Cornell and Chauncey M, Depew will be the suceessful won, Others * that are wentloned 18 possible candidates aro Bherman B, Jogers, ex-Viee-Presldent Willlam A, Wieeler, Willlan M. Evarts, Cone ressinen Frunk Hisooek, Warner Mit- vr, Chief Judge Folgur, of the Courtof Abpents, ana Ttouben 1. Fomton, A DEADLOCK i suptiar to that which oceurred in the Penn: sylvinia Legislntarg early [n the winter Is regarded a8 among. the possibliitles. In cer- tain contingencies 1t 13 snid that wie maching mon will refuse to nttend the party caucut or consider 1ts aotion bluding, and i cortaly other contingencivs the frionds of the Ad- winistration way sdopt the same course, Iy such un wvent oo electlon wight be comn hmpoasible, nelther the swlwurts, nor the Adwministration Republicuns, nog the Dewocrats huvig the elghty-ong votes n(wunzy to constiiute o wajorty of ot Leglalature. After u nutber of inviectual buls lota it is helioved that u‘rmé)lmuun 10 udjours would bo reu udupted, Botg wemben buve oxpressed i desire 10 buvo thw verdict of the ?rnplu Luefore tuking sides v the lesue. If the Legislature sbould wdjourn without olecting suceussors to ey, Conkliog und Piatt, dov Coruell's friends say bo wouid hnwed cull utp extrn gession. Mewbors of the Legislature Ccutinot turn u deaf ear to the wishe: the cane stituente, ‘elegrums and lutters frow all wec. tions 0f the Ntulu buve beon pausiug In here for two duys, indorsig 1o slrong ters e tlon of the President, aud calllig oo wewbery not 10 voie for the retura of Conkling snd Plact The runk und bie of thu pasty ure wrvused, wud ouse. Tho Predident did not say " wunA “sl. he raises the banver of revolt agalust . to bvelleve that ™ '’