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VISITORS BY THOUSANDS.
CENTRAL HARRISON LOOKING WORN.
ffA x.AT!0>"<*? FKi'Vt india*.*. BBPORUCaR STRONO
BOLM? nicrivisii TBB CBOWO 1**' cmvprsity
rx::;..
\nf TUTamur**1 rc thr TRincia.)
Twa late* detecatloai of Re
ir ins ? adel ii|Hin (ieneral Benison to-day. Uno
irom Montgomery County, tin* bono nf tirni-ral
11 w Wallace, lt hn 1.n the hone of many men ot
. t ?? Male's li-torv. moat prominent
tm, politically, was Beery s. lane, fur
Ba's I I :??-)! ? representative
tbe v.-rh!. How he Impressed bia neighbors aa
. I 1 BdeV ls '.-.Unite,! !n Hie
ty thal 1- Still give:! .1! every
in alladini n. !.:-.. to-day. c. s. Kennedy
? I
- il - battle ixe Btraek heavy and frc.pient kiowa
,t'f of tin- reen ii protection-" Nearly two
.*f the county weis* in the ci-owil of
I- ? i General Harrison. Fmm Cltn
gbold In the
t rn peri ol ibo sen.*. a tboaaand Republicans
'1!.- two delegation arrived In the city about
: they united In tho marah through
ii. :-'C tin* moat in;
i - that bea 1 een presented by
* rans sll fe Iha
I ublli au eteadard
I * : bodies ila; were n'pn--enrcd
on were gorgeously rmuipp.si
? of tin* notable (return
Whit ii complacently
i*!- of a red, whin
' *? , , ,,, .... j,,..,, u!ai. pi.,d(, ?f
tera or 18-i wboi ron in ibo
? iii-pl.t- - w.-rc i sde bv a c!;ib
ng mon * . laed, under ita* name of
? Lea B . .:, , a i jr of 200 v**uihs w] o w.u
next i : theil flrsl v,,:,- tor the Ra
: -ci caiiu,.1.-. j Harrison wa- at tho
.'.::i\ts!, ile wai looking some
M*. ned, ne- h'*t weather i.a- n to tall
.m. lw . ? .ie addi.I to him.
di "t the Crawfords
. -ii - other ley Judge J. c. .-ult for
tbe Clinton < I on. Following .Mulgo
ed 1 v Mr. Harrison, a
ai, Intn during tb'* con
. ol whom ; ?? wn one.
I w i I Us
My i ? ? ; dele.
e
? bli ha ind d< ?-rmlna
* i
v cr* "l
', ? .'iv walk in
life. G -ii tin- mechanical
; ,u come
..of the
the thought that you have
I boiui'i
* "ina; policy
1 ** ",alliOUH
, IO Willah
- demand
? v
I , B ol lld b party.
. i *ir personal influence,
st vtetoriei which it has
van. A tao. eur party I think
UM ; J--...C of ?*
um it a- ila i law. It was
I- waa poaMtoa eely v- a
. e,f ih. trre Btatea
e. 1 our 'i'- ii*' ; * - a:,.l newer
8 .. - tenahlp lt opened a way
tu an - - a vaat i isabel of our eitt
? eBM Of gl'eld
sn that our people stmuid hav* property in
vih.e-h they live. It ls one of (ha !*??-( ela.
? e-ur lin landa are
by T.cn
!? .- ? S "'. th-- !>??- *-f Ul")
? ., prop rla*n of the
men wi,** woi . d !>v their t,?ii : i I ta Il
. n we moat malnttla the
?. * The policy < f the
- ? ? .* ? -, ngthen our
*..- bel m w<?
y a tenantry thal i- hcpeleaaly such
from r. . a m another. (Applauae.) That condl
- * t.a 1. ms kel 1 ?? ' tenants .-md
; must
never Bud I suse.) I - Invltt
, acbooi-houne into th-- neighborhood.
- !., u in the beginning the ic ; *
hones -*f va quarter eeeUon each.
i- a ,, public
1 in the
I - all of
*, y,,'i have rniic-d my at
\ ? o pf them. |
.viv *- .d?: I thank
words ye i have aA
? - found n :t'iT of your
* , ro these mM-aaa of
- the u ? -*: :h-y felt in
a .,, Joh) i;,
. i . ? .-.d my
v I
n h i i .'.. lg followed. Th--* ordeal was
.c General Hat:.-on has
I . *! : bat i'ii sed bdfon him
3,000 -"id the temperature
' lei -tai Harrison kept
gt ta*.di pleased with his
; pie were.
.., General Harrison's reOb-nco
ii .lames li. Barrett, "f Cleveland,
? ?? ;.*... ,i* t*. an-.!...* fm- a visit by tho
Veterans' Club 11 - committee having
_ ,,,f ? .**?:'- for retentions refuse,!,
, , after August 20,
,; up lo :lee-ie. lt .- believed to I a
? . rtson ihould tl.-*!1
. ty lor two or three w.-ek- ol
- l*,;, i,, -on:-- re-"rt near th'- Uk"s In tbo
.*;,* v. eek- * il?' Con?
ni work upon an impoi
nomination ).?? bn i-*
?rain.
li -. t- iowa temperance advoea'e.
;.--ecii.-s in indians <'? iring tho
,. proi nen! In
..-d on General Harrison
_
THEY WILL N'?T VOTE FOR FT.F.T. TRADE
?- A/-AINST TBB MILLS
lill l-l."Wi p. WAOES LEAPED.
Special).?The removal of tbe
I oposed by the Mills bill. !_ ercat
and dlstart>ance among tho
ited li tlie lumber Industry of
..tiler-, of Gardiner, am
ive and enterprising lumber
?a- River. Tbey employ
d output of manufactnred
feet, e largs i?n ticu of lt going
j,,,-toii maikets. Both the
taaeh Demoemto. This
: I'. T. Iiiadstrael said i
"W. nolans, bul boe_nen men, and we
. - B matter of policy. Vie are
I ,,)T own noan. Take
Ike dat* ' : and lr hits us S'piare in tho face."
? ll a:: yo i -.
" Ra TOted the Democratic t!cfeet. I
il.ali ? Harrison and Morton and to
a r. The B - ibllcans, however, mnsi do
- surplus aad prevent a tight
" Bow will tbs Democratic attack on lumber protec
-,.-s
"Our mm ..;tVe ?,,, n ,nto thf.,T heads that they
don't wa-,t . . ,r ar.d you don't find any
01 ??'*" ? -..Mifacttired lumber repre
**n'* . , r ojpd it i? a qiie-.tlon of
J,"*1. Maur of them who have
, et hav- got their eye- * |
?.mu vole in accordance
v,,"11 e abolition af the tariff oa laa>
?
_.,'"?' -* 90 an cent, tost shoat Mea
?-'0 are noa - -._,, _ muntb Will get ilO."
MBERBLTMAB AINSWORTH RENOMINATED.
lal)., 'ibe iid Assembly
Reputtyean ? onvontton was held at Pulaski
*___r'i h v. Alnaworth reerived ib-- Bonlnattoe for
']y on n,e flnt ballot Tba .imiiciai detogetn
I Iii .....*?-. N. B BaMtk and X. ff.
?oith. th Vi. Tri-B*
-,i art, Oeerae Craw and
.,;,! delegates B. ll
? * .*.. taite, e. it. Reny, C. R TeJeott, B. li.
* V. J. lt. Drtggl H.-.,liitlons sapperttag
""eran Mllm tor ooverau wan adopted. After the
_ j-j..'" and enikuatastlc nllflealten meei
b-r was i,i i^ in tii?? Paih. BetMrassed by J'- i- Sherman,
J-R Whits, li. E. AJiihW.iith. li. H scott, \\ ll. Raker
and ot) , ?
VORK-RO 'HIE FUBIOR DODOR IN MICBIOAB.
?*'a btagtoa, Aug. :i (Bpeelal). Michigan Demonata
*?**! the Behsoetate necessity of doing something to
rounieract tho ell,-ct of tho UCnCBdaaa reception which
?walu Mr. Elaine on his arrival In Ibo Batted Stale*.
They aro to hold a gnat ratification meeting at Port
?Huron, .Mich., on AttgU I '-"-? ''be "Old Roman" ls
BBCVOyOd ro it.at place- aa a .team tug, and tho
memorable, nut only by bis
toeesaee, bnl by dat "f OaBgraaeenB 'ox, of Bow
-*-??lt; hxultuirr. ut Hll-iols; bhively, ol Indiana, a
quondam Oreenbaeker, and Weaver, of Iowa, who
lately defended his political position a* a member of
tho Halted Labor party I* affiliation wllh tho Demo?
crats.
It lt hoped by Ihe wise Democrats who are macing
Hu* Weahingtoa arrangements for ll.e Port Huron
meeting that Weaver and Shlvely together will t?.
abie t?. strengthen the teston cease ta Michigan, it
ls oxpociod thar they will speak In behalf of the thro,*
i-rrenhark Presidential eterton, wbtle Thurman ? :i
do his t?*-t |n hehhif ?f Hie ton Thurman and i lev.
laml electors.
STILL DBOHIG POBTEB FOR GOVERNOR
BB WILL FROBAIH.Y ACCEPT A NOMINATION,
AFTER ALL ? OTHER CANDIDATES WITH?
DRAW.
Indianapolis. Ang. .1 (Special'.-Tho demand for tho
nomination of ex (.overnor A. O. Porter as the Ropub
Beea candidate fur (lovcrnor lia- become overwhelm?
ing, and lt 1? now the prevetBeg opinion that be will
certainly be made the candidate. R. R. shiel, who l?
at the hoad of the movement to force him Into tho
race, says that ano delegates have, up to toni.'!,
Pledg-d themselves to vote for him. Two mote c.-indi
datee, Ira J. Cha_-e and John M. Rutler, Iiavo an?
nounced their willingness lo atop aside so
that Porter's nomination may lu- made unanimous,
and lt ia now assorted ihat really tho
only aspirant who ha* uni li, some manner expressed
a willingness to uncomplainingly yield to the acclaim
for Porter ts Colonel R. s. Robertson,
Nolhlng has been said by Oovnnmr Purler about
the nomination slr.Vc the publication of lils u-t letter,
but the fact that ho has not mufti lined his declaration
Whee opportunities to do so have been offered him
ls regarded as a caine for bopefolans, Oae el these
opportunities was presented this morning, when a
committee of five called upon him to read to him a
series of resolutions adopted by the Denn Kial Ie di?
vision of last night's meeting of workingmen, hit
lng him not te accept the nomination. Ile received
Hie eosnmlttee cordially, remarked thal he had re?
ceived hundreds of loiters urging him to ron-en? to
ix- a candidate, but that he had given no ,*..
n. any on., thal le* would accept the noni*
Ha merely prounsi-d to consider tho resolution-, and
-aid not bing more.
A LABGE CLUB FORMED IN LITTLT. FALLS
DYER FIVE. HUNDRED REPUBLICANS SIGN THE
BOLE?ADDRESSES RV MRBSRR MILES AND
SH I.A ET).
Little Foils. X. y., Aug. 3 (PpeclnP.-A Pnion Tte*-*
publican 'lui. was org%pl_ed at tho < ronKhlto Opera
o inst evening, ead u-.ar 500 names enrolled.
: ?? hali vva.s flUed with enthusiastic Bepubncani
Among those present were: r ? . - ? ,>?, ex Speaker
of the Ai -embly; ex Senator and state Committeeman
A. M. Milla; R M. tUchmond, president of the Little
Fa'.ls National Rank; Charin Ralley, president of the
Llttlo E.uis Knitting Miiis, and Assemblyman P. 11.
McEvoy. The rlu.e adopted the constitution and by?
laws of tie BepubUcan state 11 awdin, and elected
a. vi. Mills president, and p. 11. MoBvoy, 8 m.
Richmond and K. H. Whitman vlre-pm*_denf- Tha
Executive Coaimlttee are: Titus sheard. .1. !;. Bteb
v BS, lr ,E Meslck, E. E. Slieldon, Charlo, lilley, C.
Nan Alftlno and J. J. Glibest.
Mr. Mills, In accepting tho presidency of tbe elah,
made an eloquent s;.rh, in wftdck ka -aid that the
'ion of home manufactures wee really the great
lune tecfore Mi* people today, and ho was confident
' ,- thc doubtful States, which aro nearly all manu?
facturing Slate*., would bo carried by the RepobBcsn
party In November, by large majorities. Belora
the emtltg adjourned the audience Insisted upon
a .peech from ex ^p?*ak?*r Sheard. and whon he str*pped
forward upon the stage he wm cheered with the
wildest enthi_slacm. He delivered an abie addr**ss on
tho tarin, and skewed conclusively rh.v lt required
only a -.'Iglit reduction of the existing duties on lai
pfi;-t*ed goods lo place America!; manufacturers cem*
pletely at tho mercy of toretgu compctlioi-s.
- ?
CHEERING NEWS AT HE .DQCARTTRS.
One of the earliest callers at the Repnliiiran National
Headquarter* yeetsiday was Congressman VV. E. Mason, el
Chicago. Ho lias *u?t retuxned from South Carolina.
Wh.le th?r? ho addreaaad a roajs meeting of over 15,000
eelorad 1 itara Tiioy aro solid toe -he ItopshUiiSB
and confidently expect to elect at least HUM Oeagmse
nieu this yoar. One colored club In Charleston has over
3,000 members.
JBBMS G. Blaine, Jr., entered upon his duties aa aeslest
cut to Mr. Loomis, the press afent of the headquarters.
Ho*** are soui*. of th.-"*? wha called yesterday: Congress?
man Rurrows, of Michigan; Dr. P. IL Cround, ptea
iijint- Market Club, Chicago; R E. Lennari.
Pennsylvania BUM Commit toe; Oeeiga M. Saith, ol
"The Baltlaaora American "; I'ort Windon William II.
L'-aycraft, Urooklyn; the i'.cy. A. Walters, of the African
Methodist Church; Rlehard OasBtoar, Oakkoeh, Mn .
John Boeoey, Brooklyn; John Klug and V.. Frank Carson,
of New-Jersey, and (ieorge C. Irwin, of Ruston.
DOWN ON A DEMOCRATIC SINECURE.
P.altlniore, Aug. .'! (Special). ?Thi? labor assemblies
of the city have begun an aggn-sslve fight agai-;st
Thomas C. Weeks, the stato labor statistician. Weeks
haa keen useful to the Democratic purry as a stump
speaker. Two years ago the office nf labor sfa-i I
wa? created for him and since that ho has been draw?
ing a salary for getting up an annual report that ls
worthless. Last year the oflice wai enlarged Into a
bureau so as to provide a tew more places for party
workers. Then ha.s hoon considerable opposition to
tt all along and this week iha opposition ha- grown
into an open fighL
RO LORGER A DEMOCRATIC on.\T')R.
Corning, N. Y., Aug. Ii (Special).-William V
MrNamaia, a prominent young lawyer ard Irlsh
American Democrat, has renounced Cleveland and
(leeland for Harrison. Always an Influential Democrat.
ha w-us the Democratic nominee for member ol l a
Assembly in the lld District of Steuben county in
l--:> and again last year. Ile stumped Hie state
fur Cleveland in 1884, and since tlion for Ihe Democ?
racy In each campaign. He win speak from the
fame platform with Warner Miller at thc Republican
morilug hero on Bedneeday evening Throughout
the southern tier of enmities Democratic farmers
i and srorktng men are declaring against the free trado
porty, In ibis town forty Democrats have already
announced that they will vote for Harrison.
MORE CLCRS TITAN EVER IN UNION COUNTY.
Ai..,'t.or enthusiastic meeline of th- Union C .linty IV
publleaa -/-ague was hold last night !n the l_n_e hall of
the Republican headquart- rs on Ilroad st., Elizabeth. A
ran-." n/n's were peril Md i* I i-dlnc the apocMI tr;i!n on
the pennsylvania Railroad, which is t, t.iko th'* delegates
to Ashuiy J'aik on August it, i.. M. Defereet, ekalfSBaa
of UM c?ae'j*!v commute*, during an addres*. stated thu
there were twenty clubs iu itu- county, the lamest num?
ber ever known lu tho history of the county. The BSB-B
bera w?re notified that ticket* for the Blaine rojeption at
fri w.ii-ld be on sala at Uio Union Depot of BBrabeto at
AT, a. m., AugMt 8. The League, F- A. Pot:.
}'. O. Rrown Eiigirioer Corps and other eiu'i- srfll loin
the Plainfield Club, and no down Ihe Ray 011 the Steen --
Kill von Kuli.
THESE INSURANCE MEN TAKE NO RISKS.
Tho Insurance Mon's BarrlBBB and Morten Campiim,
riuh is rapidly growing in numbera a personal eaavaaa
ls being made In the various large offices downtown, and
lr, liro.-.dv shows that 90 I-r c-iil of thu Insurance men
are for the Republican party. Among the et mpanlea
When officers and employes have signed the roll are the
PhOSBlX, tho Homo and tho Hanover companies. There
BM l.'-.y-threo men in tho II..mo office who hav already
twenty out of twenty-four rn?n In the Hanover,
nnd a large majoiiiy In Iha Phoenix Comp.i.y. These
sn tho reports thal hav now been rstaraed M ysBass B.
Bklnaer, BeeraMry of tbe organl_aMon, arid others ars
ax pe*" ted In a day or two.
WILLINA TO BET ON HARRISON.
Those enthusiastic Democrata who wi-r? Indulging tn sa
?Mk h-ttlne talk a tittle whim ago appoar tc have
cooled off considerably. They are singularly quiet and
net at all anxious to give any odds at all. Ovor a week
a?o s well.known Republi, un leader offcrod to bot ?1.?00
to S2 000 ?.n BarrlBBB M the soak Exchange. He waited
lt. vain for a taker. Teeterday ta ptaeel a similar .
with Do Mott b Durand, broken, in ih- Holman BOOM
lt hae eel yet been es lend
DIED IN EXILE ASD REMORSE.
A DEFAULTER WHO FLED TO CANADA AND
VAINLY TRIED TO BERAT HIS DI HTS.
Erle Penn., Aug. o (Speclal).-Tho once popular
and lafleeattal hotel proprietor, dOnn and politician
Of Erle. John Royle, wa- baited today, an exile, In
Hamilton, Ontario. Boyle bad acquired weeRk a? a
mechanic, tax ...Hector and boteCgnoa. Be wn a
hall fellow well met. and was trusted by every OM.
|B ihm> be was elected city trea-sun-r. and re-elected
m is- bal when be need fur a third tern it was
discovered thar be was towing balance* Ab extra-*
Bganl family and h.-.vy outlays ter election,-* l?_ pm
p.,.,* caused bis downfall. -Mst before tba ead el
*,, he dnW a teW hundred dollars, aaddUap
pound, leaving his account, maul- IbCnecad dollars
?hort, , , ,
ms frionds pillie lil t-i believe Uni be hod com
mined suicide, but he wa.s soon beanl of In Hamilton,
aban be engaged in tba hotel santana Croaked
with nerti-hratitH and sham*, he declared that be
would work night and day to redeem himself from
tho Infamy which had made him an exile. Had 8Mb
heed kin aa every side, and ba never coold t-liei,,
bis fortunes sufficiently to liquidate his accounts on
this aide, although thal seemed to be the only am?
bition of his Ufo. During his Illness he beggedI Ids
family n> rr*tore his former good name In fha Lolled
btatci by liquidating all claims against bira.
ACTIVITY OF TIIK LEAGUE.
MANY REPUBLICAN < lURs OROANIZEI*.
BIBB BUJTDB8B BBFOBUCAM CLUB! AI.R-iADY
FflRMl i* iv lins ITATB? A CIBCULAB LSTTBR
lin Bepabllcaa League Cooventioa at Sum
toga lad noath hai bad :i remarkable effect
ui"in tin- erork of party organisation m this
city nnd fhronghout tie- Stuto. Acc.,piing to
tin- reporta of ti;.- League offlclala, nearly toni
hundred local clubs have been funned sines then.
?n average of a hundred a creek. AU <>f then
hine not yet, ti.-eoi.ie nu tubers of the State _???
elation, but lhere is littl- doubt that they will
join it within n short time, .ind thnt Within a
fortnight tho cumber of clubs in tin- St.it.- will
exceed one thousand.
Every effort la being mnde hy Chairrnrin Will?
iams iiiul th" other League Officials to push the
work iind at. the rame tine make it as thorough
ns possible, wm, i!ns end in view, John S.
Smith, chairman of th" sub-executive eotn-nittee
of til.* League, hm Inued to th.* clubs of tim
State a circular letter containing a som s of
pointed Questions, of wi,ich tho** ure examples:
Ia yonr < ib :??. . ,- *, pe__aaaeat o-gaui.at.ionl
Ben , ? !. In ev!
Ii., yeo occupy peraaaent headquarters, snd if ao, wherel
ii ?*? efl a lo yon h id re-aniir mrrtings 1
Have you h-dd a public ratifleattoa meeting slnoo tho
Chlrago Coi.voi.ilon I if not, whoa do you propose to
hold one !
lin- yea In votir club any experienced speakers whom
you Bahealtatiagly recommend a? perfectly competent to
;:._s u;*o!i Ike i--,).,- of th" campaign! '?Viii
you undertake to roach far their ability and Rood Judg?
ment h. spoking to tho public!
Who if Ikea are ghi.; to add-oss outdoor nv*oflnrst
Wi.t them can sddress larre audionc-s in halls! vvho
* k la clubs mccos^fully 1 Plenwv state tho names
at?! addreaaea of all sacb speakera vvith remarks as to tho
-ny of thom for any parttoatol wSrk of
Hil- kind.
E- - you duh d"s!ro st^alccr? to he sent to youl If
yea, f : What c!a-s ,,f meetings, that ls io say. out of doors,
ii. a lane hail or In Iha club ror.m! Will you pur tl -
no, .story e.\ponso? if the sp'akT* are supplied by the
Lcacuo I
ll.ive you !n your n.o:-,t,-r?hlp any manufacturers em
ployina a eonalderabla Dumber of mon! If yea, plea**
? air MSBM tnd addmaocia I! yea, do ihey 'lo-ire
lo ha ? . d with tarli! or campaign
literal
Hav-- yoe !n your rinn.Vr m.ny wa<*o.earni?r?1 If ya.
,.,T ! Do Da .41 'llol
Ar'* ibero In your vi.-.n.tT many who aro undecided er
ira rina In '.lioir politics a' 'iie preaent t- re, or any who
tho athel lioro-ofore I If
?tatt their na
Plea* -?. tha bi dos of ali elabe .*. v***:r county not
? of tl.o
. -dy. (If in
Ite ail the Information
tba subject.]
vs. ..*?? irith tbo League in an efTi-r. to pet
th-'.- lute Bod a- many othor- a? poaaible Int.. tho Loar'.o 1
lias j bi ; > elah badge I If nay, da yea de
slr- 'he. i taara ol ?-' or obtaining
badseaf (Badeea of s l t; n. m_nu
: , - ' ? 'io.,
Aro ibero any pi j "? whore there ar? no
clubv but wi ak they ahould lie BSISbBslMdl
If va, pleaas Stab I tba places and the names
. :.-,??-?* uf i ro**r us to
? ? ?: th" i.-ic'i* ro afgan
. -. rrnko any OOAtett SM i a teattS concerning rho
general ??<<,!_ ,,f :h" bsscue, and tiioy will bo duly <-on
And also, pleass -'at-- any matter or ttviiK which
:ur lo of general taMNM to the Leacuo or the
pant.
PleaM r.'.l In an?wors to oorro?T"-,nd with tho inquiries
and e.aii M n.o BaeuMlcaa Lem-ue u I - "' Ren
--.. New-York City.
II CN I) RI I'-. '*!' Nl.'-v H.rilS.
It is proposed hy the committee to secure
uri Interchange "f spenken betereco club-, io
provi'lo clubs with speaken i.ir out-lnor or lar^o
Indoor meeting-, n, sii^.iy literature where it is
needed and to promote tic organisation of clubs
wherever required and practicable As the ra*
sources id the 1 igue are limited it. is desirable
that each organization ahould, if it ean, pay
tho travelling expeaeea of -peahen, Naturally,
the offleen <t the National League feel highly
gratified with the pre.cr--s in New-York. Said
Mr. I lu mph rey. t!i- Indefatigable secretary of
th<- .\ati"tnil Committee, yesterday:
?ll.e work of (ha i ? ' ??'??? ?- (airly b.** ming, ps nea*
Iha BMM of Bew-Tork. Laat spring I prediriee
it.at by August i tba League iraold hav? i.ooo clubs in
Blom W'S rm shaw today 800 clubs, orfiinl.ed
and actively at work. What do yoe think of BMl I
Many of tho-* have not Joined tho htate League, hut all
of them wdli do so In du* time.
The clubs In Ken Iel ~ ni' Bin doing aptaadMly,
Thors sro EV) local aaaeelattOM th'-re neevv. This num
l t*y the time ths State Convention ls
? Park, an Aa -.-? 11 Conm * lieut is
deeins splendidly a? ever. Bo i- indlaM. ah the West?
ern stat.-*, in fi :, _-o (airly hum
rletory In Rovember. Ut ? nth tho LeagM will
.-..? ir*...'?:.< ?rT% ___ 10,000 clubs.
l-R.'.SII)! .N 1- I*'-': EB COM1 IDF.NT.
The League'! work in this city ls exceedingly
satisfactory, though it* la only getting fairly
under way. Said I're-. ident Janus 1'. i'"-ier, lust
?
Orgaalxatlen ls going on in all direction* The
HungertaM have naen BS BM rr.an. ai,l will bave,
I sm told, a Repohlleu Club in almost every A?
Dlsttt.*! ii tba elty A very bnportani point lias eosa
.,ur, :n r. raid te tl em, Ml
are paupers :nd pa'-por-la'* Blted States, and
'ti*-?!.?!. irv '-ici.-iot. of that rab]s tv.,
place in a tem daya by members of tho Hnngatten Club,
ami tho (Beta Will 1 | B OUt as they sre It ls Bot
? * I' Si TM that any auch
law v a*.-s a? *l< ,,r (4 a Week aro bo.a;; received. Thou
rn l.iiav.aus Lave tai.on n,o ?., ln r<>.
Bard te Ibis ea thal etf-protectlon lani* them
? iha ? ..
and already they han a an in
Tblrd-ave., whew in a lev lays -> very sueni dub win
Ult y organised, and tl u organisation srfll ta ev
tondeil ? thia city. Th,- QlllBBIIS
tiavo al Ba daba In tlil? city, and
they are growing in num.
Tho ; . all Anti Kroo Trade Leanne haa ob
r? ?.? l pe ? inent headQaarters at Ba Ml Eighti.-st.,where
laat Monday nicki a sttrrteg aad rou.ing n.-ting was held,
and the room ?_*) pMked to the I Ba ratkuslaet-S
k i. ;o that, they hold at bast ono masting a
week, and lu every A*--on. *.-. E.--riot thorn ls a club
nady to open hc:id(|*ianor? a:.l ta |i:?h tlie work of or?
an to n.o u-ui.ent Unalta Bea lea this* cut,* now
aggregating moro than flfy in somber, lam are semi
re organised In t!.o Afr ., wlrdi head?
quarters aatabHahod. a-il balding nicot:ii_s eyory two
?-? k- . ._ t!io raiiva-" af the city with, a groat
- energy Bal seal, ranstderlng leew early it is in ibo
eanvaaa, aad I Beptembei it is nor. too
M tho nun.ncr el daba now in B-latenra
in till- elty will I-- loiibi* I. 'lie* remarkabla pheoomSBM
iSBpalgn, that in Iks ' -mimor,
in . at iv atker, th ira held ? baa lt to s
-uffocatlng In the r - . aBU doea not die
out svea with tho lateaeaa ? -f tho ii.'ir.
In Iks Bwta af Bow-Tort *- ar.* rapidly roaching up
to 1,000 ilul*-, and nl.othor lt will be pos-Obie to B0VOT
Ike 11,000 s.haoi districts or Mt will remain to be aeen,
it wo shall hai.- SB?gb clubs to make
a very thoroogb eaavaaa M -ie" aattra Btan Om enat
v ?! ?? ; :? e at Oma ia the
tea i-eii p miller.-1 ? a aad Btatt Com
TTr* BatlOBal * * .t-ualjr paused
the : itlon, Ju.y 11, 1888
Rasa!Tad, That the Nu:Ional BepaMleaa Committee
approv* Um vi ,-inbs under the
?md repulatlona ad ; Natioaal an'l Btatt
I; and we ten br them our rapport and full co
.*) BUXlllariea to both hta-.e and Na?
tional '
Thia resolution has b?on frooiy olrniia'cd, and has I
?i-'.voii pi at to the daba tkrongboat the j
country, and v. hon th- toole.' wearier cf tho fail . on rs
on wa ahall ba obliged le talBl M fr largo
laeat speakera, ti.o apri-tng -if
tke pee| - unpalga seemB I * *it any dontit
i ?-? and Balveraal la ' ibliCM candi
datra S a.ne : ? ted thi ipa we
p.ar ike people fu. ahat "as potag e,n, and
for thi- reaaon I havo ?.-, : .-. beea
. l with tho v.,rk <,f m LaagM to
sbaerve ike aetiou and th.- reoolta ..f ike fnnnailaii el
.lutes ii. ibis city, and tia - e's ?pr*-e with my
own obs. rv at ions-that this yeai Um people have eoana
to n.o eonelaston that a v,,te f,,r vi- leal I levi
re-election doea mei -a rats for Har?
rison a.id Mur'nu h.'-ate** tho n__laieMoea uf their prev-m
WANTS IIIM T<? BR MICE AND A REPCBUCA5.
A -Iou ls told a' ll"- evji'ii? of \\ .Iila.ni V Mn
sen ra, "f Orange, N .'?? who la better known in his
Mai" ss " linly" Rei .'in. and la tbe bead "f a
i, _? bu-s f.ictory at Newark. Be wm tor morly ?
l.epiiii.inn. bul in i--i ba fell a rle Bm to Ruf
vv iiu.pl in, Kial :- BOW a _U|i[,<rrer ol President i tove
land, ile ba* a Mttla tem i lae jooh ell and a giri
a year yeoagn, arko wen- everbeeid dteeneelag poli?
tica tba other dar with ehlldtofa wtadoaa,
The I.ol had asked hi- i-i-ter tliis .juc-Uea: "What
are you, a Pomeeral er ?? BepebBeeaT*
" I'm whaievei papa ls," was Um reply.
Then the boy continued with a somewhat eon- I
temptiious tone: "Papa ls a Mugwump, Tapa ls for
free trade, and do you know what free trade means 1
ll means that If a poor workman romes hero arni
woik, for papa all day, that when tho dag ls over
papa doe. n't giro him a cont. That ls what baa
trade ls, and that ls what papa la I'm no Mugwump!
I'm a Kepuhllcan I"
"Weil,- said the little rirl. with womanly dignity,
"if that's what papa ls, and that's what fro.- trade
kl, I'm going to try to make papa a nice man and a
BepabBean, too, and give the poor man something.?
A HEARTY WELCOME FOB MR. RLAINE.
CORPtBTUra Tnt* ABBARBB-OEBTI volt ma RECEP?
TION?NKW Ol BBBB.
Th'-re appears to be somo mMunil'Vfifandlng regard?
ing the lime of tho pa-a.le In honor of Mr. maine.
Many seem to think that lt w ll tako place on tho
evening ,,f his arrival. This ls a Hlit.br lt w-.ll
occur on the following Bight ll Mr. Blalro arrive* on
Wednesday, as is expnted, tho panda will be on
Thanda! evening. If be should not como HU Thurs?
day, then tho parado will tako place on Friday night,
but there ls lit:le doubt that hs will bo hore on
Wednesday afternoon.
Tho grand marshal has ordered that a gland bo
Steeled at tho Worth Monument In ample Hmo for tho
review. Aeetoteal Marshal Jacobus will havo charge
of this stand. After passing K the organization, will
be ordered to proceed on the lines ol march laid out
for them, as rapidly as possible, with the view of
Laving all tho clubs and anoclB-lQM Rom out of town
re.e-h ti,e|r destination as carly as pnetle'abta, i'm
example*, iha pennsylvania division, under tho com?
mand of General C. H. T. CUBS, will proceed rapidly as
far down as Cniv.-rsliy Square, before dispersion, and
may proceed directly to the Jersey City ferHos. The
New Jersey division will also be directed to continue
Ita Burch directly down Broadway. Iho Brooklyn
division may bo ordered to file eastward by wa,y of
Twenty-second or Twenry-thlrd sit., to tako the ferry
boats In readlno^s at Ike Twenty.tlrlrd at. lorry.
lt ls understood that the XlXifh Assembly District
Division, commanded by Osnaral Deals K. Burke, win
proceed directly through Bl^teeatb-et to tho si_.th
ave. elevated railroad station.
Tho additional organizations which havo announced
*!;eir Intention to take part in th" review aro tho
i'nion Hepubllcan Club from tho XlX'th District; th"
I Xi li AsMmbly District Aasoctetlon of 780 men; tho
Mllth Assembly District BepubUcan organization,
780 men; tha Young .Men's lb-publlcan i bib, XVil.
Assembly District, 180 men; tho XVtk Assembly Ma?
triel Enrolled BopubUeens, 800 ann, tha latter being
tiie command of Robert J. Oreeccn; Um Irish
American killi Tm Tl Bile League, reports 1,000 mon;
the Vlth Assembly District Kepuhllcan Association,
under John Simpson, reports MO men. Tke West
Bide Manhattan BepubUcan Harrison and Morton club
will turn out aboul _:<?) men, and tho John J. O'llrleu
vi nth Assembly District Association, .'too men.
" It will thus Ihj ?Men," added General Jackson,
"that tho demonstration ls moro of a review than of
a parade, and If li not Intended that tho organizations
shad i,c a ipeeteele Bm tho people, but rather that
our dtteem may, In an organized and formal manner,
have tho opportunity of seeing tho greet innaman."
Major libed WbMler, who bn been IMtgned to the
command of the Veterans* Division, opened his head?
quarters at tho Murray Dill Hutcl yesterday. He
was farly overrun with applications tor
places la tho line. "I think I havo
received fifty letters,? ho said last night, " besides
any number of verbal reijue-ta Tho old soldiers aro
fairly enthusiastic over tho demonstration. 1 think
mm 1,000 al them will turn out. They will como
from all parrs of the country. All are welcome, you
know." The Major appointed Captain A. IL Mad
do*, ol Cincinnati, one of his a'.ds la-t night.
The officers of tho Urooklyn contingent of tho
Ulai no parade wore busy yesterday completing ar?
rangements for tho marshalling of the mien and
their conveyance to thia city, ihe four divisions,
comprising "ver 8(ty organizations, which have aji
enrolled membership ot h.ooo, will assemble at con?
venient points In their dh-ti-h'ts and will proceed to
tbe neem! pointe "ti the river and embark In ferry
la ats engaged lo convey then to tho loot of Real
Twenty-thlid-st. and await their return.
To td* Editor of The Tribune.
Mr: I would suggest thar tho spectators along tho
lino of march during tho parade In honor of Mr. blaine
supply themselves with the American flag handker?
chiefs, and wave them In saluting, Instead of the ordl
nary pocket handkerchief. This not only will make
rhe scene very brilliant, but lr will bo displaying th?
Kerna,Hean badge of this campaign. J. VS. A.
New-York, Aug. ll, 1888. ;
PLANS OF MA.s-.VHC-.ETTS RRPCRUCARR
Booton, Aug. 3 (Special),?Tha ___.eeu.ivo Commit
too of the l'opnlillcan Siato Committee, at a meeting
thu afternoon, appointed a commltteo to go to New
-*Orfe and Invite Mr. Elaine to visit Massachusetts,
and escort him to Heston If he accepts tho levita?
tion. Ttils commltteo con-dsts of Frederick ta Bur?
don, chairman of the State Committee; Robert A.
Bouthworth, awretciy; Theodora C. Hates, Henry 8.
Ryde, William H. Halla, lodge Henry J. Wells, Myron
K. Walker, J. otis WardweU, Prank k Stevens, Jo?
seph O. Burdett* Oeorgs A. Draper, John a. Camp?
bell, Henry ff. Breed and William ff. Campbell
Thia committee, togethn with any other Bepubltcans
of RMtern KssseehMetts veno may desire to take
part in the great reception, will leave Boston on
Tuesday, and Join delegations of Worcester and
Springfield Republicans at these cities. At New
Haven the party will take the steamer C. H. Northam,
and New-Vork will bo ranked on Wednesday morn?
ing. The steamer New-Haven will take the dolrv
gations down tho harbor to meer Mr. blain". The
delegation of tho Stato Committee win probably re?
turn to Mnsachuntta on tho train on which Mr.
bialno travels.
?
THE PEEPAKATI' IRS AT KR. BLAIRE'S H< 'MF..
Augusta, Me., Aug. 3 (Special).?Th-- ezMuttve com?
mittee today Issued tho programme for tli" | 1 I
reception to bo tendered to Mr. Blaine here on A
1". Special trains from Portland, Lewiston, Bath,
Bangor, BeUbet and Bkawbegaa will arrlvo ar.
Augusta between J and 8:30 p. m. These trains
will bring Kepuhllcan clubs frum various parts of th*)
State accompanied by bands of niu-ic Upon their
arrival tho clubs win be mot by tho reception com?
mittee and Invited to a collation. Mr. Ulallie will
ba met at the station by Mayor MacomW, with mem
be * f tho executive committee, and aseorttd to a
carringa drawn by four white horses, whloh will bo
driven to Its place in the lino. A National Belate
will ls* fired and tho bells of the elty rung. Tho lino
of man-h will bo through all tho principal streets,
ending at Mr. maine's home. Ths procession will
l-e halted and massed un Mr. Blaine's grounds. Tho
Mayor will address Mr. maine, and Introduce W". p.
Vt bltchuu-o, who will give tho address ol welcomo.
LF.ADF.K OF TnF MAKYLAXD CONTINOFNT.
Baltimore, Aug. 3 (Special).?Captain J. Frank sup
plee has been designated division marshal of the dr\o
gation from Uie j'o'inc; Men's Republican Club who
villi meet Mr. Blaine upon his arrival In New-York.
Ceptaln Supple., --ays thal 280 mon will go from Haiti
nnre 10 welcome the " Plumed Knight. * Contributions
for the ezpenaM ol tho trip hem como In liberally Lom
prominent Republicans.
NOTF-S OP TnF. canvas*.
An outdoor meeting wa-s held at Nerrh Tarrytown
Thursday evening, under the suspires of the North Tarry
'Urrivm and .Morton Campaign Club. The BB
*?a** targa and dithu-i-nt--'. Tho president cf the club,
E. T. Lovett, made the opening speech, which was full
lina! thought, relative to the duty of aU American
IS ta Uie working claases, through protection. He
?:is fi,ii 1.wet by Edwin A. Studwell. M. 1). BayBMB 1,
Themas Birdsail, of the t;rand Army of the B
L- vi P. (Joyous, m natural born colored orator, who, having
kiiawn by hla own exp?rlon*.e In the South what his rac*
had u, contend wlrh while in bonds, la BOW anxious to
s 1 hy his voice and position the election of Harrison and
:?.
Tho Irlsh-Anvrlcan Anti-Free Trade Tsnirno will hold
a p.i--. emoting tli:- everiliig at No. 141 Eljththst., whn
arraiij.'.-im 1,1s will bu mada to participate la Um reception
- ? - Haine.
The lrlsh-Amerit*_n An'l Free Trade League of tho
XVI I th A ?*-?-? n.bly District, which meets at No. 341 Weal
i Mveath-at., has alsetol thannteen: president,
i':i:iii:ck ReaUa; rtOB-pnaBlnl, John Farrell; treasurer
Bad r-,,ut_in, lamas Byan; -rotary, James Coughlln;
sergeant-at-arma, i*. a. MeCaaa.
Ceatnetof Jehn C. Cra-iam. of th* XX I Id Assembly
, an Maa. Amarina nf In deanes, is argBBltlag an
anti 1 roe Trade elah la thal aaetlM al tha etty.
Tba IndepeadMt Oak of the XIV th Ass;:.My District
hM met and a-gaalxed tai tho eadnpatga. Barru
I. 'Ph-- elah has now a men.' ?
actira v..-.;*. sad ll will te good wert In tha
_ii. The BSSt H.* *-nii? ?.ll ir- held on AUK'--'. 14.
at Ra 188 Avion- ll. J. A. Cu.,eli ia president, and
M. Wedlaka aeenwiy
A teri Thursday night at
Ike lim nu BM - ? -N ** M8 Welton
ave , ia ma Ama tad -Matriel, and trew addfoaaad hv ii. P,
J.hii-.iii, a surv-yeer, af the Bide*, aha -Bads the prin.-ib.il
. .f He- ???.?uni- 'Iii- BOV. Mr. Morrow, of Pater
Sea, uno praaaMi and on li.vl'al.ou mal-' a IhaTt ad
rtr.-s. Dr. MHlatio-'al. of Hari'-in. also make The
v. ni te.i-i weakly mae tinga au Thanda/-, af-.-r Bsaemkar,
and kui hav., us imHag ont weepstoe roams up.11 avery
ev, nine. Bl I-r 'le- .ar- eif an active committee. A Klee
? .?'. is t^inu ergaalasd by Henty Holden liu-?.
au- i.f ttl" 11, mt,, rs and the indb allens aro ihat it will
hs In (b ma ml In iltur part* of ihe city as w?ll as on
N.*w nun,I-r- an* BBBBlBg In, and a uutlceable
swating nit tho pr.-o*i)i:o of a
lim- l,er of avowal I'e-iii'icrata.
?Mia ampi sj as ..f iiu'i'-r Bnthsra Rn 3*0 snd 38_ Broad?
way, have formed a Uuti_r Brother- Protection Club, with
the following otu co rs: Walter Scott, jr., pr*-sldont; J.
P, Wo, I; eft, scero'ary; B. F* Mi.at. treasurer. Thia club
'til/cd for w.erk. and will also take part in th" re?
ception to Mr. Bia ? by a dn-n and Ufo corps.
I .? reen " old-time " PbbMHBIB are with the cub, who n.'.m
I for Harrison, Morion and ICotaeUua. Over 10J
members tis. on the roll.
A permanent orcanlraflon of rho Ycme Harrison and
Morten Legion at the Xiii I twas
thl Bl He. -?'.:?'> 1 x-', I tktk-st, Tho-, ortn-era wera
i IIllSh Kahn, pr-'sld'h' : [Oe Lehman, v
'? Bl : Il'-nry E. IC - . II* nry J
. rroamirer. The atSMllBtlon Will ie* con
wlth the re'.-ular Rcpiib]|.-_!i club et Ul *
win bo hell avery Tha adey, a eoaunli se ansi :
last nleht to make arranre-monrs for ihe club to ta_o part
In the d.*m. n-rnirion to Mr. Blaine npoa !..-i arrival hore.
II. A. Mitlhews, the "Irish orator,'' mada ? raaalag
Speer!..
Tie* Ilirlom P.op-i),iiran Club !s?u,*d a cai! for a ro-rlns
of representatives from all of th- I: Bbl ii
Harlom. to BMBt at the club hou?c, \*. pf Baal <mo hun?
dred bib!IwraU Snit st list night, to make ,
to hare all of the clubs In Harlem march as one
at the Blaine leceptiea. Not all of the clubs wore repro.
-*:.-- 1. owlns to tho short MttOB, Bad tfca mSBttM waa
adjourned to Tuesday Bight
The RatieMl AasedSt! ei of DTnorratle clubs yosterdar
took possession of lt*t rooms at tho hW-Qnartsn of the
Na'ional Democratic * . and will hereafter work
with, tho committee in UatribuUnf documents. .
The earalled BepubUeaM ol UM III 1 a - ably District
hold a raliy .- in Ellice,In League ll iii. B '?
ll F"urthav>'., and were rsweidi | itirrias
si.cicis un tie) queatl im ?'. the hoar. William H.
Morris presided. F.mlcr-jtlon Commlaaloaat I - ."*.
Talnuir ut-ik'* at Ien_:.h on the tariff, and Introduced J- M.
Wall, who described tee it *i? being
amens Irlsh-Amoricans In this city and elMWben In bch.ilf
of the BepabllCM n,<min. tea John E 1 f->r a
n-in. vote of thanks t.. Mr. Wail far his addresa. and lt
was triv-u with enthusiasm. A Harrl-on and Morton
eamnldB club was orzar.lreil in connoetlon with the
district and _u0 names BeroUad by Howell c. Baan the
ry. Bath onanlaatioM will parade JbO etrotig In
-? dress In th- Blain.: reception.
The X'-h A--utily Diet-let RapablleaM held a lana
and entliu-ia-'ie; raUflCaUon moetinz last ntu-ht at Ca
, ii i Koa. 38 and 80 .-- . ? v C. Otto B an pre
sl .cl. A lara- iminbar of applications for BMB-bershlp wero
l In, the names of n.an.- tormei Democrats being
am ei a Mem. Justice Jacob M. Patterson, on be-half of thu
e,f Ai-riMi*-- monta, r*i>ort.*ei eon corning the
, in the BlalM nnd I ?? -
iv boater, pt lent ol tbe National Bepn
wan the.'i li.'r *,:; ? l. aad i j lo ,i -
protection ead '-ie* qaeatteH of tho dav. ih aaa
laUcally appiau i i ? ? .- fohn s.
chairman "f '.he .-?at- Ext Ittee, of BepubUcan
Clubs, followed alta an en...
Eidman then offered resolutlou li ' :*;n3 ?-:*') republican
pla-farm, which were adopted with hoers.
The members of the Colored Bepabllesn Le-a/ue mn
at their hasdeusrtera IBM uieht at No. SM Slxth-ave.
K. K. Ha::.1.tin delivered a i*h.,rt si.
.,f t)io tar;:T. which wt- well :? solved. A!
eif lottcra from I'.-r.: in.iri Harrison and Levi 1*. Morten,
and others, tia- I.* adjourned. Tho* LMgM haa 3-"0
membors In the Xlth A.sembly District, and ls lally
hearing trom < Ita ol ra are: P. Hamptoa
white, prea-dent, snd J. c. H. Bmlta, ssoretary.
DR. FEPPXB TO SEE GENERAL SIIERIDAS'
HE WILL BF. ABLF. TO CAC.E. TIIE IMrP.OVEMENT
IN THE PATIENT AT NONQUIT.
Nnnrpiit, Aug. 3 (speciaii.? Tho aanonncemenl -bat
Dr. Pepper will bo In Renqalt on Saturday mar I-ml
to an Idea that Ceneral Sheridan U woree, Binn
lan cane ben, then ira boe:i mi ti.-.o when
thei-o ha_ beer, need for Dr. Pepper, r.ur ls there
any now. He ls on bis way to Har Harbor to seo
a patient and thinks lt will bo a Rood t.aio to Visit
Noii'iult. It ls Just a month since bo la=t raw
Sheridan at Lewes and ha will bo able even mero
than Dr. O'Kellty to seo what improvement tho
General has made. Dr. O'RelUy ls well satisfied
with the procres. of tho case. Begard tho days In
Waahlngton only six week? a.*o When SI eridan hovered
at death's door and seo him now, and tho gain seems
simply woii.erful. Indeed, tho physicians aro hope?
ful and willing to say they not only hope but expect*
tf no sudden attack of heart troublo occurs, to cut
him on his feet acalri. -e:*d him to Washington whon
lt becomes too cold hero and eventually havo him
abio to attend to buslnen ta his department. This
win bo very gradual and tedious: tho onlv s-i*!don
chango ol any sort that cnn tako place ls thc heart
failure. Sheridan now rian up In b'*'l Without
a-slstanco ami Rta for some moments. No attempt
will bs made to get him ot. tho bed till tho doctors
glsfled that ho can sit up fur lome time, le?
is disappearing and ti.o attention b? gives
the proof sheets ol bis now book tettgum him lesa
than when he began. No eallors h dlow 1
sii eo Mr. Enn:.(I and Mrs I- ll saw toni ten
daya ago. Ho Las axprnaed ^o uu.dre to m.-o auy
ona since then.
-m
TUE WESTERN MAS IS CIIAMFIOX.
cnA-*-**. de-teats CAMi'uri.L is titr WRic.nr and
DIE-OS TOCHNAMKNT.
Noweasr.le, N. H., A';'-', il (Special ?Tho opening m-i'e-h
of Wright and Dltaon'a team i iras tn tiie
. between McMullen and Campbell, of Hew
York, and Hopper an 1 Weeden, tha formal pair winning,
ii?0, 0?4. Neit came the iinal ol tingles for the cham?
pionship ot thu tournament, I - . chain
plea ot tho vv.stern .states, aril O. s. Campbell, et Now
Yolk. The task before Campbell wm a difficult ena, as
lie was to play the mstfhfia la Bu I and doubles, all '
Within three to four hours. The larger numb.': si
ors InsttBOd M tbs opinion thar, i baas aroul I win. but the
* mt of R. D. S--ars was that Campbell ought t> dc
feat tha Weetara man. Campbell took the Brat net and
Chase tho nut cio. Under tha conditions Um
wero required to win. Tho naxt two set* w.*ro taken br
Campbell, and ho was oonalderad a sure winner, but
i han bmeed up and won the i.i-t ???*. ani the tl ham tri nn
titip I ? ; |" V 4-'!, S-ii. ?--.
Tim tir.-t Blatch after linne, waa to have been the
sa between Sean and shaw and Mc.
Mullen and Campbell, but Campbell wm m used up af--*r
hla aaateh wtth Cha-* that th-: doctora farbade* hla play
Inc, so les and MeMullen dcfa ? I
In the I ? ors who woro
beaten by (ha Winnot of tho lirst
te default In favor of ? Cai- ; ben, In view
tf his miMortuM in iprali ankle. This
leaves C. A. Chsn Int la tingles, " c. Campbell sec,,.*.,i;
(sears and Shaw Brui In Asublea, a: i RaasflSld and Wight
--?--?
ISTEEFERISQ IS RE HALE OF MAXWELL.
THE Bt'.ITIMI GOVERNMENT B - A. RE?
PRIEVE POR THR ALLEGED MURDERER.
St. Louis, Aug. li.?When tho HOWS leached h?re
this Bunning that the British Government had re
quested a further robplte for Hugh M. En .I.s, bettor
known a_ Maxwell, on the ground that both the mur?
derer and his victim wen British subjects, it created
in UtttS seirpri-e, though some new move has t ? ???i
looked f'*r. Goven "r MoorehottM bas r,
?? a formal telegnphk notici tretary
: tliat ti,.* papen bave ? irded by mail,
and duos not know what ai Hon ho w:ll tako. John
I. Martin, one of Maxwell's attorneys, nye tbo re
que.-t for a respite was secured through tbe efforts of
MaxweU'i tether with Lord Ballal * erts
that new corroborative testlrr oped
which win -ave MaxweU trom the gallows. Ho ls
confident Uni tbe Governor will j;rint the respite.
( ireult Attorney ( 'aver w;i- aol iiirprlsed, and thinks
it pr. i.ault- a in* f re I ii.
i> convinced, however, thal Maxwell I
eventually b ol M iv.i*
the RMjuesl ? . (rom the
British Ministry. while i
a petition forwarded tin.ugh the usual diplomatic
channels.
MISS WALSH PLEASES HEH FATHER'S FVIESD*.
- Btu ?* ? B al th
IS De- EMU ? US lil - Ul),.elle.-' Jt thU
Windsor Theatre laat night. Ths aad
Mr. vvi . aal ri."nds, sn 1 thei
with great I
lt Bka hM , | ti.,-0
I
a crltle-al pu
; 1
nf not
- had oti!"..* ? | l of a
loiuf train, which i
and e ; !-. '1 ba *:? ? nip iii>"
. . ?
En.in .us | lea
at .mir Otk ii". titan i eis -. bm a aul
is 1j_", ana li. iii-- ll Thi '
i Mr. \\ | ... *i h I mil} ?
' the I boxes
proud and happy. Patrick Dtvt B td Bourka, **v
Alde-rmau John Ilyati. ax V11 el ? SB els SB Ii. M-ilvei-.
WllllaM P. Ibm* and i amana tie -i
vi hu applauded Ml*s Wal
HARRI JO-Ei'll STOPS A DEDICATIOX
The Isdtostfoa asrvieea ..-. ie- Monal Btaal T-miiie,
formariy Bt J*ii.e-'_ i bureh, whieh von to tak
laat eraolng, wera poatponed a-, ths la-t Boment una;
MSI Ellell'-. HT M -. ttl-' I"*! ?,,, I I,
hail not ban mow val rrtem m towen I h, and
iiiul._h all prepamt ??n* bad bom andi ani tba Mangle waa
*1 with lb,,-., Wha h.i 1 esan :?' a --ul t ?? ledlce,
t. ai. r. .1,tn Joseph rem*".! m allow Um aarvtooa te
Wi.rkni.ti had I.B dlligeatiy M work letting all lu r.adl
-' IB* a ? ? ks, anti all ar
IBBgSI . Ihla m.-'aka Mai di*
mend, !"*> ute m be remedied Bobm M tn** bm
lion wero not dl-| nit yub-tly to the sudden
postponement, and BSaseHsl Kabbl Bnwae lin aald,
howver, mai um laraton aeghi an t.i k-,. ,,... *? x am
not afiald wt Uio ere..*," he said, . indeed, I rt-pec; it aa
tho emblem of Chrl-lanlty, bot lt haa no place over o
Jewish hr cse of worship."
Tt.-- Bsdlnetoa to reality was not a permanent opening
of 'ho temple, ts tho pun-haso of Kt. James's Church had
not hen eemptetee. lt was not generslly screed whela**
the site was desirable, so that lt had been (leo|__4 M
purchase tho church condilli.nally for two n.ontha.
WHERE IS lill LIM RIOS FA MI LT?
Tt\9.r DID NOT BBTVBR FR<<M ROCHWAT- ABB
T1IF.Y PBWWRBB OR IIAVK TllfT BRR AWAY 1
1" e fact became known In Brooklyn yesterday thal
thn entire family ut William J. Klmpton, of No. 204
Central ave., mysterious!) disapp-vared nearly alz
?eeks ag*,, and BC trace of them has since been found
by their friends. Mr. Klmpton was ennag-yl In bual
essa as a grainer and varnisher. Ills ase la thirty
years, and he had a wife and three children, whoso
ages range from two to BOVSa peate, -hey lived la
' table circumstances In a flat where John Klmp?
ton, a brother of William, with hla family, also made
kta Inna OB Baaday, July 1, according to the sfato
monr made hy John Klmpron to tho members of Court
(.orrlnge. of the Ancient Order of Foresters, to which
kia bretitae belonged, his brother took hla family te
I;*,* kaway Beach, and none of them raino back. J *hn
was a-ked io accompany them but refused. When
they did not return ho w?-nt to Rockaway Peach on
July 4 and found ihat his brother and hla family had
Iktag in a small boat on tha bundey before,
and on Tneodey a boar, supposed to bo tha ono Kl inp
ton lilied, was lound floating bottom up In tho bay.
John Klmpton ma n no report of tha cul to thi
police, either in Brooklyn or at Rockaway, and ht
don not appear to have taken any active ateps to flu!
whether his brother uti drowned or not.
tahen tn connection with somo ot tho trana
actions of the missing man before he went away, leal
hla friend, to think ti.at ho haa left the country. Ul
canto to thia country In l.-e-t and for a timi had a
cl^ar store at No. 61- Myrtle-ave., which bo sold twa
years ago to a man named Littlejohn. Ho thcu wanl
back to England ard brought over his family. For a
year past he bid talked of going to Australia, and ll
ls understood Uiat a shott time before ho disappear-!
he secured a loan of a sum of money from a saving!
brk in t.'io Bntera District upon a lot in tho Twentf)
sixth Ward, where be proposed to weet a I
i biol Banger Sherman, of tho court of lo ree tan
?i the i.'is-lng m,in b-donged, said last evening
i he kl ea Ol the matter ho had learned fron
i "ip'un, who bad b',:. authot ?? .1 to draw oa
ey to bury h.s brother if bia body
Hld. Mr. .-.'.ermati was Inclined to think lbs
alleged drowning ? _ mythical am! that tba in.-slna
, i. ons away with his famiiv for nan peen
lo* ie.". ;. ? household furniture, bu: lt had
b *-:i bought "? ths Instalment plan snd wa- net pa'.d
for. Aa effort to bud John __i__pu.ii l-_>t eve_ui*j
?a_ nnsuci BSSftl'.
-o
TBOVBLB OVER A EOT OF MOSEY.
A sli.aiiiar story wa* brought out ye-.te.day by a unit
In the Paterson, N. J., Diatn-t Ci urt, Jaka
Rlcdyi:, a Iloiiander employed at the gas works, lost a
child by death a ahort time __o and did nol pav Abram
Vernieuien, ihe undertaker, bia btu of tbo. The under*.
laker sued and gol fodgBaMt by default. The conatable
went to RIetdykfa h*sus to ma.." a levy, but found
nothing to levy on. Mrs. Btotdyk was ?n,.wn to have
I rr.' ney, not only to spend, but to loan at Inter,
est, and tho undertaker pot a writ of discovery. It ap?
peared fiom tlie testimony that RMtdyh had hidden rn
.hie kum from his wife tn a pot aadH a largs
stone In the yard. Ula wife dreamed of Just such a
stone and pot, and going to the plan Inda tt--d by bea
dream sho found the l. asy, B ? lg adulate Ly a lawyoj
thut ahe had a right io help tenet! M hor hu-band's
money, ahe did ao, paid tte lawyer %*_5 for hla counsel
and deposited the baiam.e li. ter own name In the Pater
son Beringa Institution. Bletdyk teaad her bankbook
** I .p;*rnpriated lt. Mrs. l'.i< idyk heard of tba under,
taker's claim and was anxious to pay tho bill,
but her husband had the book and would not
give lt up. In aoart ha refined to tell where lt waa,
and bein? thnaMMd wl-.h Imprisonment, he responded by
G-r a ? -- i. - throat as if to Indicate lhal
ba wou d rather m nu.it ?u..-,.:?:. The trial waa ad -?
let next lu.aday.
??
A STE AS GE CASE AT SOE TH ABBOT.
A man nm od Thoma* 'i-ifiin waa found dead ye?t?i-day
morning on the saith A rn boy dock*. He waa a deon
hand on ths barjo Templar. His skull wss crushed.
Janata scully, a cal teevar, wis Mead insensible aboua
la away, when h- reeevered he aneei that he and
., rlatted a ii,i'i- W stem UM Bight before arid wenl
away at about 12 o'clock. Soon afterward he became
? unconscious, from wha' eaaaa he does not know,
and did not kno% '-.-.din wu- lead t.i; Browsed by a maa
.ml hi,a Lytag * u Hie grouud. Ula fa*, aad tods
laed.
? ?
TIIE WLATHER REPORT.
BOTBRHMRBT IBDICATIORB?ROB 24 nonna.
rWlSBtaof K, Aug. 3.-IC p. m.-Tor Mama, New-I-Tamps
sh.rs. Vermont an 1 EaM-rn New-Vork, thr-alonidg woathw
WiU local ruins j warmer; aoiithweatoriy winds.
For Maasachuaotts, Rhode le.and, Connecticut. Nose.
Jersey and -.astern Pennsrlvini.i, fair, followed by light
rain; warmer : emitl.westerly wiada.
For Maryland, Delaware aid V. rel ria, fair, preceded la
So itiM rn Virginia by local rains ; warmer.
for Hie CafoUaaOj niargla. Western Florida. Alabama,
jtitoiaaippi, Lo alanna arkaaaea an-l Toaaeoaee, t-ireateaina
mather with ram , aeaely stotlaa iry reaperaian
i .*r Huston. Kairi la and ti Balara TotAa, geaeraily fair |
nearly stationary temperature.
Per K-'itua :y a:i'i vv.-st v.mica, local raias; sooler.
For Waatara New-Vor'x WMiara rennsTlyaata and
Ohio, thro iten.ng wrat'ier. wita ram. followed Saturday
BlghtbV fa.r, - ooler weather.
Per Lo-vor Micliuran. Indiana and Illlooia, local raina, fol*
1o-,t.*.i bv fi-.r. eaolei weathea
Poe Upper 'la :,._-m. WueeastaaM Iowa, irenerally fair,
nearly et it:o*.nv temperature ; ereept cooler la the aoath
tot ec WtooMBla aad Iowa
K.ir Mlnnaaota ani Dakota t' rostering weather with
rata i eootor, except ita tata Brj temperature in iha nortnem
portions.
rill Rlnaart. Kansas and Nebraska, local raina, gsnsrailp
cooler.
Pet Colorado. Ugkt local rams, nearly stationary Umpara.
tore.
TR I BC NT. LOCAL ORsF.RVATIOVS.
TMl_OCRd: M
?. iL____ 3 4 5 1 7 * 110 12 jg 3 j I ?yg fiai
_I-t-p-gnZ-E-^'j-l.*??'-' *_T.'T? .. ry "-i ;**-n
,i? -, -, Jt . ..,_'?-:-_.__ .,?? x_ . \_\
-1hw. ).?|f'T t-..ry,'[<fl.^,pi>.w,i -. 44 j .ia i,,, LR.
T.^tf"'; * j* j"' ,.b-r.'T~*A^*ry--*''' 4"?i~
7"fi*-'-* Jr-^V-^-^^*-^5a_^.
7, y U--4,??-__ -nn-eu-,? .. . - .-?-., ___ Z-..
_ir^-H--i- ^4'?**??H * s*?|;jkH ,
L_*i\! 'T.-V^'^^T^-'^ri^X".1!,
30.0
20..*.
In rhe diagram a eoottno us hm shows 'he barorr.etef
InctuaUona yesterday, a* , ? -vd at thc Hotted h-_tea
Signal a I da-!io? indicate tha
te.:,.pe.-aturo no'.' 1 a: Hui:.o'- pharaaacy, ile il. ad a ay.
Trifcxti OPPMB A*i.r. 4, : *. m.?Fair, but aomowhat
smakv weather Drevaiied yestortay. ibe teniporatara
randed between 71' and H-T, ina average lift') hoing *,*
l.'.Rher than on the correspond.ng day laat year, and l'a3
higher than on Thunder.
in and near thia city to-day thora will probably ba
fair, followed by threatening weather and rain i slightly
wanner,
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