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mmrot-mri ef ration on State-st It viii be fifty tent
BU\t williw covered with evorgi-e.ii ami bunt_*_g
*L* L lajrae, prrtratt of tho return***! statesraan, with
tkH InsorlptioP '? '* Welouroe Honie.? lt will also be
0>rered with |?* leta. ^
k TENNEIiiEE 6ENr>S HEH CKEETLNO.
"hmong the many dispatches of cnnffratulatlop and
imo which Mr. Blaine will receive as "soon as ho
gu ihore ls on** which was sent frnm a mc. tins "t
dtlicD* '>t Tennessee, at Iron eily, on .Munday
lng. The d.spstch ls a.-* follows:
fc James (i. Ulallie. New .or'...
'be workmen an.l tanners of TennOBBn send erect
to v.eu. t:?* Bm i i'i A BM rican nduitry and all
_ conduces to promote the prosperity of the Nation
A Hs cltliens. _-____' K *A!???*?'? *ll:
MR. FRENCH-- YACHT PARTY.
Long Branch, Aug. t, (Special).~T. II**nry French, of
*f.w-Yo.k. took a pa*-ty liom Laag BtUMh to-day up
lo New-York Bay on hil steam yacht Ixsuto to arttaen
Ihe welcome to Mr. Elaine. Oa Ifs ntura Mg Hie
yacht stopped at the Highlands of T lanai ill, arl
elaborate dinner wa* scrv-il. Amor* Yr. French's
fuest* were Mrs. l._ngrr>. IV.rier a '? . IBs Bama au-1
trout?,* Blane, Fr : '.hard and otheia,
ABC-TING A RAIEP.ii Xl MTV.
Collector Magone }es;u*day Sflpahatad Jan.--- Hennessy,
ot Binghamton, and Cornelius O. M< Blaaaak, of this city,
as inspectors at St a dav. Coi < tl was
gian l tested by John A. M_..v*n ? Ci\il
Service Board, as to whether BaaBMon wn H"i MM M
?nearly a inn Democrata who loeb a'.i.ie.)* of th,
reduced rate offered by tho Erie road I tn!.hi
wish te ceiint' tn Bow-Yelk to view thn Tamra 0
parade. Mr. Mason dc*-tared thal ther" wert* nine Deni- I
?erst.* who Imposed upon the Erie's genem-ity
firpuMlrans of Birirhan i**u, nd it was a good opportuu.iy
tot them io sm Raw-Teak.
f NOTES OF THE CAMTABB
SThe Pelham Harrison and bl, : ,,n Club held
I rousing meeting at i
There were about, three hundred present, ladndlng d* Uga
Buns Ban 1'e.ham Manor and P.-:baan .;:?-, anona
wen many whu k_,d they had voted MM i lew lal I
hot were a?*- repentant and waui.d to return to tho f,.._.
The Republican party lr. Wan Please lilt. N. J., ls In
high srii--'**- On Tu.v'.ay Bight om llK) new nimlHlll
were idded to toa club, and clubs arv springing up all
cv?r U?* cuiily. A comn.itu'" ?! '.ii (TOM tli Mab Will
attend toa eannMtaa of toa TtapnUlnn clubs at, Asbury
Tara on AaaaM 1_.
Cipuln Byan, of the XVII !i A-- ? -'?'-.? Matriel, is a
(oremati in h.;~ c.,: ml ? -. a:,: ;?
men Ui join the I:om tha '.' I
'Antl-Fr-ce Trait- Dab to Hut dlatriet, wb .
take j,art, lu thc pal
Jahn Dvveey, toa :* a In of th-* Il I ? Av.tl
Ci've.an i n I Pi I th i rganlra
t!on ha> ue.-.v m oin il tba I aaeiililj Dlstrlets ia th 5
i '?? pan - nt in! ma, each 1 ai
ind a transparency. By September l they h.,**. to havu
til of the D .'d.
The Harrison and ^torten CaBUIBlgB Clul> nf tho
XYlllth I)i-:r..--, wfeleb
among youiis irish \ s making eieellei
v Daniel j. Beating ? president, He
aay* Meattaga are lu'.d each lu* -J-iy malni at No. 340
East Tfc_rty-al__.t-.-et.
Philadelphia, Aue. 8 .'S; i -:t,"c_n S'ate
Dna ' e this afternoon nu__in_t..**l '?he._.a_ MoConant
lex Audit_-M.cne.-1.
WHY DID OTTO WANT AN HTTP.*
BABIES VISIT HIS HOME. ULT THEY DONT STAT
-*. '?
People li\ toa have
been aneb b
t-cen circulated r- - 1 - >.f Sergeant
G-o-ssman In sear, h of an !
name ls Otto, a:, i ng tu a pi
fce.mau family. ", mt's 1
young woman, an-!
please lier bna ind ihe I ? us h*.r
awn. batu.-* iu which ihi bad no rei
The firs: , '. ll half
aro, aiid 11 was .-ai! that Um child had t.
the serccant was lhamil ir"i'
weeks on spe.ia: d J id no warning
ef such an event, and he ls said te 1*
oaiastaai. Tu * * ? nr, by
tana E. Basan, a Nen T u. Meemi I id 1 *
til-, iini
wife had tta al 1 child wi
annie <"." who nil. ii* - I Mn
that Mr-. Sianma had nsMved ?
Mrs. Hart.
Thc se ci .nd child, which was burn on Joly _-. ai sn
came di.-,'..' ?>,.-???? t abaci ? *.
joy wn Mig ted when 1
thai MOM Baning ?>' Bl '-? I
ataterointa of Mrs. Oopf, the wi?*.- ot tho barbel
lort. Kit- is a mUXmUa, and ww. tali :
Orossniaii, '.
born. Mie. M< Bay, M li
1 .
say*. I*
(
t - . .:r days oU, iu.-iead 1:
Bain':
JustlC'-* Church. Who bl
tnfurn. id el thean I - ?
leg_! 1: ind nude no com?
plaint. 'Ju, ...
Child ls his ow:., aiid U
1 Bim
Chamberlain U Wurfemburg. 1!
1 .
education.
(.ros*n.nn -? ? '*f he
own. ' ? ? ? ?'' Tears
bslaaalas te I '?-? Tb'!
lathfr of this c'.iii I
j -ii clergyman. 1
1 - parnta
cr a.- au 1
A RAILROAD SVEUTOM XSABLT A B1LIIOX.
-- Unto, au;c. -Nine hundred tl
fl..liars damage la the la md fut* la tic*
|u,t tot violation ? ' ' ' ?'"'?'?
thin mornlni* l*y tl
t leago aul Alton I ' ' ipany. Tl
sanpeay aDesn thal In 1801 M ???
tiie nttwaj bf xvi. eh lt gave 1
a lar_*e tract ol laud iu tha
warch'iu-e i- ?
?nnuni; that lt *
alway-; employ the f<*ny eonaani lo tnmmt ai*!"
the riv.-r all 1 . !y coming
ant C'ing on tha railroad and nquii '- tot. Thc
petition thaa neltn ilia; toe l bleago and Alton ncog*
Blaad ltt-cif bo.ii-: ? -tend Into Ly
the Alton and Bt. Lon pl 1870, paying
aaaa stol lb * * :*i"r to ?'"'"' B?
1011 - * tor by
the terry cam pany bom time i" I m (.f
tin.i-j-.. la the anngato, is claim la
I due from Jut"* l. 1--:;.
Which it 1- ui**;- d tis ; iv'l to
e?n*v out Its nntraol f ir iti
the fen
held ia nttmaied at 01.000 .
a
m ? -
EELi.T READ! TO STE?JT TO THE COVI.T.
Phllv'elphla, Aug. 0 - ? ? 1. tor tiie
Keely Motor Compatiy tu'lay flied s ' .lortb
tliat Mr. Ke. ly bad .1* ? .*.,*?.. a;i 1
?a.mid enter into au u ??? plains lt, to
the effeot that he now consents ti,a* the deem
court may be aa!tend requiring I u to perform the
contracts entered toto betetofon an i held by the eom
pla'.nant, and that h.- v. . . pul lo lb
ol tbe court all the inform c . D v v ? I
oesses concerning the Ci,
lion of bikini -ntlou-.
IL'* anti -r - ,._ an(1 t*,. .
pana ibe eoatpiet ?
Inventions To thia Om eomptain eonrt
1 * ?? follow 11,_? nttofi Hi
H*?''i!-K' Ihali HgM * . . i,v tha
difendisiit. arid hitherto unknown 1
ano_u(Cy~tiit: righi t*-. tha aaa of 1
this power can bo utilized whn Invented; thirdly?
thc r:ghf. lp have sue; 1 lae ,,.._
It-udii.t; lourthl]
II --"-rot ot bl>
Been ii ny tmniodiau) steps to obtain pa:**
EAXrYF.LL'8 FATS IO EL DE0LDE9 TO-DA Y.
? Bt Louis, Aup - -.
lng the gloom that Borronnd Mai
torncys, reinforced by A. J. P
City, submitted their la_f |
last appeal lo the limn ll
from J. 0. Tevis aisl John Dtopanbrode
xvore submit:'*!, waieb _>?' lortb ur-' Ii
?iprcs-ed hinis.-lf a- ntlalad ol Ma
Before tha pstoOOMt ?i> tiled. Mr. Martin
long review of H.- .:_-*-. i*. whMb hi
Cuvernor levc-ely. HI. MSBaiBi
oflensivc tuai tie (.ie*,..ii,tu refused
tfceni, and a wami dialogue folios
Mid. he wt.'lld 1 .* * Ukin In
Covens,r Montanan r
agu from J11 n tr Hendrick!, who 1- non
Mia of ti.e Department! si v. 1 ., ,*. t;,at
lanni reiionainidi a naplte. ... growing lm
tnaslou that anothc. rnpito ?*lll bl pal
A'O LOXGEBTO IIE SaLLEB H'.l 1.1. A (K's.
The final papers In the aale of the i.n.. ,. -,,
fh-anre lo A M. Palm.-r Mg '-rday hy him
lad Theodora Mom. It ls now abm.lut>,!y _. ri 1
Mter Oolobar 8 next the name " Waiisoa's'1 villi bc uken
data Mid ? 1'a.n.ti'o" pul U* Its BBMk
ENTHUSIASM AT CORNING.
TWO STBONG SPEECHES ON THE TARIFF.
sknator mim.kr and vt. r. m'xamara fpon thk
OOVBBfl AND II'KECT OP .MIFF. TRADE.
STIlONO Wi IUDS FOR PROTECTION.
narATOM miller and wt. r. m*mamasa ad
DUH A STE VP. EN 00-DMTY Al'IUENCI
_B(, N. Y.. Aug. I (Special).-Arnon;; Hie, leading
Democrat, who have Ji,lii**d th*"* Republican par'y In
Btonhm County ls William 1*. McNamara, who la 1--1
Itaaipofl iL" Mi-- {" Cleveland, and who, a year
h_o. w;._s th-* Demoeratlt eaadidato fen- Aasaaabljnaa
la th's eanaty. To-nUht a Joint meeting of tb** Re?
publicans and thc Democrats who havo Joined tlie
Republican pAr'S" ??s hold In Harvard Academy.
There were 1,000 ni<*n pnBBBfc, Speeches wero made
iy ex m:i .f.r Mlllor and W. V. McNamara. Many
it- aha han noi yet left thaii party attoadad
the meeting especially to listen lo Mr. McNamara's
Spoaok Anions th** prominent Republicans present
wore Chester _. Cole, formerly chairman of tho Rc
s; .xssembiyman Acker, ex
- i Hnjt and J. II. Parlihurit
Mr. McNamara, Who was tho first ?peafcor, wa.s
ad With ti.meudoui applau.so. llo .aid In
pat! :
?? I am not nero to attach my feirmer political asso
. but ta IO!ton Hu) cause- Milich havo lad me
M to vol.* for l.enjauilu Harrison. (Applause.)
I beg havo to say that I Stand
Bpaa tho platform of I'r. .lection. (Appian..-.)
V* h it ls tho corner-stone of tho Republican platform?
lt Ij thu tho liid-.i5tilons men of our country .hull
i""-er bo Injured by foreign causes. 1
Intend lo appeal to my fellow country -
ii -i thronghoal thto stato to snstala bato system.
Xe .mt dnve your and my parents from IrcliuU"*
** 1 ;,*- tnd >" Bald a spoetotor. "Too,*1 answered Mr.
MeNaaaara '-it was bea trade, it wn England'!
p..ii.--, tj dntroy th--* maanfaotana of ireland.
" Wa are contluua'.ly hearing Hom F\pH->h new*+
papen praiso of the Deatoeiallii platform, when i
saw "Tho London -lam1 BssasBtnaBng th*** character
of Parnell, and then praising ChWetaad'l Bea* ll ada
policy, i made a nleaii* vow not to voti* the iicm
ticliet. (Omni applause.) IX) you wonder,
.. il : in i wini the Demoeratle
and ai*o Joining tba R.-ptiblican paityC
.
l.\ -*' tutor Warn??:? __NIill_-r* was then Introduced, and
aalooased with loud and prOtOUBBd applause.
Following ie an extrao! tram]
trkable campaign. Tho people are
? _? and debating a- tbey have- never dim" baton
1- then a maa hen who believe!
tliat Grover Cleveland could have been etoctod in
1--1 if he had made inch a declaration on tic* tarli, as
ha mada In hla free-trade mnaaco ol la.-*- December i
bul he lia- pt-"* ed to be like cia;- in the bands ot
Carlisle, Mills ami tin* Hrei klurl.lg.v. Ld ti- -ettie
ountlon for, .i :!..**.tihi-i. i believe the roten
Yo.-k a:v going to -."trie lt n thal ao party
?vc tho tonatltj I" supiK,r_ a tariff fur revenue
trouble now ls that the South ls mainly an
Bgriei-.Rnral people; li don not aympathtn with tin*
Northern manufacturing .-totes. I believe I
i people of Corning andentond how mp..nant
a protective taritT ts to the glnsmakori of Corning.
Gu wi;, re you Win lil tho State nf Ne*.vYe:*_, fOU
xviii find town i 1 :he < urning, which have been built
up Ly ihe tariff. The eoet of manufactured gooda la
from -ju tu ib p?*r cent cheaper Unlay, owing to
; Mm. All this is threatened by ? political party
which > attemprtng to destroy the protective sv-t.-m.
Mi Miils propose! to redan the duty on glass: the
only effect tn thst action bon win be to reduce
v, ge--. The* president declare! in favor ot putting
mw materials on tho free list; but they do not touol
ron oi au. ? some rich Democrata ban .-ii
m ult.'-.. Mr Mills lias protected the South;
.- [ ruteeted rln and siicar. Du nol be deceived.
n:v fell ,v -e iti7..?ns. You nuv not ban been touched
bi thli tariff bil. but -.ni wm bo by ths aeat
THE HEIGHT OUTLOOK Di INDIANA.
GENERAL HABBXSOHl PARTNER ON TIIE SITUA?
TION?VIEWS OF JCHC.E FAIKRANKS.
An I BlTtvata uptown on Tne-day n!f-.h1
* aini llorac-McKay, of Iii'liatupo::-,
who an ben to r.'pn-c"nt General Harrl-on. Mr
Miller ls the mond mern tier of thc law firm of Harrison
Milln a. Dam, ami Mr. MoKay was a detofBto to th
l hlcago Convention. Mr. Miller said that he left
al Barrine hi good bealth au*i iplrtta. "It.d!atii
I u_dican," he -ani. "The yoong vol
Tl * - ? OCT c|e-_i< nf ls tlv-lnp u? pr a
?:h, and our growl nj manufacturing Inter itt
demand protection. The natural pas diaooverln havi
I lame maiinfact-inus lndx-trlcs within two oi
us."
Jndga 0. Vt. I'atrbar.-Ls, the Inllanapolls atlorne*
who wa proatnently identified w-ith the ean
tin- nomination ol Judge flrnfiam fur Pre.-id**nt, it
til" p.. lltical situa-tiou in Indiana, said s
ilay or twa
eb to be sahl in reference to osrr State
hui when everything ls saul li to my candid fadgmen
ie RepubBoan Lave the best ol tho stlnatloi
a .,1 n ii; cai:;.* tba State. Tbe iK-rtioeraf*, of eoum
? Intrenched behind tha Federal power bm
patronage, but thli hn it- dtoadvantagn Then an- mm
people who an angry over the d'.-.trlbutlon of patron.!.;,
tlmei over than there are Deuoorata aatlaflai
Th ? Callan to nominal.) Governor (ira;
fur V-oe-Prealdent, bnaun of a Dcmocnttic, luca
ma very much
< *u: ci : ? ? - trengtben .1 at tba ? I
le which we all take to General 11 arti
.-?>::, and ty I a general rally of bis old soldier cum
rad ? t" bli ' The tariff (iuo*Rtlon operate- bot!
'.villi u-, as ll docs everywhere cl*e, but th
.! round-up ec-ms lo abow greater acci*ss!nns ti
'? i" ; So, on the whole, I think w
I ? irry the State, ani thia lodgment of mine I
? il ly ami Cully. If a Republican an
an ovea bel on the Btata,
? ? tittle the beal tor tk
? . lu a .stale Uko Imllana. v. !,-:?
the inn::,' of *i*'*T nc*- In .-.00,000 or 000,000 voter
1- only 5,000 or 8,000, only a close personal an
- iin show tho actual situatloi:
? fi- and tfimlonoln either way. an
bavi been rammed up the advantage
In favor of tilt- Kepubllean part j.*1
?? v, ii ?; aboul Om < loven orehlp '"
?'?: iii- il* < liu.-'l to Le a cand
hli renoni In hi- letter, and they ai
lia! r,:__uriti. Mn njra that In I?
. aed to Le a eendidate, and thi
?a ho were hts friend- thereupon cam
noa ind be i umoi i oi
in hon i, accept lt, Be i- In muob Um an.'
thai ' ai In a* I hlcago. I think Oovernc
i : have been the bnt man to ran.1
General Dan Macutley, whu ???.? af one time Mayo
of Indianapolis, Uwr the proprietor of the Godot
li la :.. - 'i'y. and now wgiBgrd In electric,
ii- ii cuni Judgment about iK,lltlc?, whit
l- evenly temperad by hM wida seBaatntononhlp an
tk tu *n. Ba waa a_'.'.*ei yestorday abou
i-i replied:
'? B hv to toll yon the downright truth. 08B-VI
I' ,- sure i? rarcy IL Any DC-BOOiatk ta!
about evaa a ponlblllty of their oaRflng it is n
of all keepit.- xvi h their own claims. Thev
sail*. : tricks who Bai-tod UM .-tat*: fe
ii. ni. with Bmd-loka dea<i -jul Barlina mnnla
. ba in a more locleal position If they oarn."
- .<eni .it once- and admitted thc hopelessness (
: nation."
-o
MIL KEBNAH ny HILL'S CHA_ffO-___l
WBCDBBTrTO Tin. ii '.elini. AOAINBT Tin: oovei
BOX?A OOOD W"i:l) FoR MR. PLOWZB.
Ez-Bonator Kcrnaa wai aaaoag the few peantaai
political leaden m lotta ti,.: othat day. ii
frot.'i ltira oa boslnna, ant politics, be sai.1, but f.
|M did nol iMSltata to say a word about tl
OUl * i. for LIs party in th!- '''ell as In t!
Be folt sun- tl. n .!'?'. eland won;
nol seen to Mal altogether eena!
? ? renominated
???I, , ? is as strong as ever In the counfr
| th " .'* - ? '-? " 1":' ao BBB seems to know xth:
. io him Iii Kaw-Yorh City red:
amounts to or What ls behind lt all. SHU, 1 feel ti
, aro in Hill's favor."
Mr. Keiiian though! that Roswell P. Flower won!
__ aa - - Baal ana for seeoad place on tho ticko
?I was sorry WhBB Flower de* lined the BOB
f r : I.ruor,*1 he addod. "It was a mi
1 told so to his fi-iends. Ile should have a
. . gol bettor aeajnalntad with tb?* paopto
the sui.-, 'ihen bli Mlvancomeal would ha-." be.
easy 1 think mil of Mr. Flower and hop.- he wi
? evalnd upon to seoepl tie I-leutcuaut-Govcrnu
Bhlp." ________
MANY BEPDBUCAS VISITORS.
' .' 1 IDI-NT CALLEIIS AT TJIE NATIONAL ITEA.
QUA HT i-li.1-.
TJectv v.ci-e tx pafN Bl naii.es on the WBtmt
bi?.k at toa ReieiiblLan Natloi al Iii ailijuarti : li
ho t-uJi'-ii cam.- fnn rarioa *
tba country, etaBoel onay city of prontaenn in ti
I I ? ? .i. ,! 1- ai l'-x-t om- ll.-iiubllc-i
I ..miiii-i.?.?iiiim < larhson, iJuiiby, Hobart ai
, *.".' ,ii iowa, imt nani dowa tho Bag i
ai.ult tha arrival of Mr. Blaine, others pre.-n.t wei
,!?hii j. Bairang. N?f OmbbBi Aainw *
_m Maal, ftoin Washington, (..-or^e (hii-t,
Arlaoaa, ? nieinb'r of th" Notin. allon ( otiiiniit.
vb.ch call-d on Hasan. Harrjsoii ami Morton, Hors.
M. Kay and W. IL ll Miller, of Indianapolis; Jam.
i b. smart. Cambridijo, V. T.; bmllh O'Er!' n, ol Albaiij
Joseph II. Manley, of Maine; SUte Senator John
Raine*. Murat Halstead and General A. B Rushm-II.
Colonel Conner, who hail Just returned from (Lin
ial.1 that in hi., state Ifeasa WM tBB) MM qu-stlon and
that -was In the majority Hint will be _ecur.d by tho
Kepi:'.ll.ana of Ohio Ci1- fill.
'* There has be-n norna talk," ho laid, "ni a great
nefTTo d'fe. tie,ti In IBB BtatO, I")' I lu"
grand ovr carefully and I c.-innot ..nd any Bl
w!*o aie gOtag n'.'T t. . , \,' i I. i ve it one, and
that ls a neeit, natii'-d Lu'll who ? I la the
rc,fr department of ti:.* Mate ILm.e an*; v ?
.-hatp'.l for ltieom|:"t'-ncy. IL* has gone over to the
Deanerati Hm i' Boerati win ma!:" a <i ?.
effort ta carry Mbhlgan. Thejf will Bpi I
palpn hf taking Thurman up to Port Hut >:i "n
ABgnal BR .-. s. Cos and i oncmeemai
be there. Th.* Republicans are alive
w ll als-.
active and are strlklt!^ the Democrata lund I
along."
.!>.?? ph H. Manley, chairman of the st.-.'e* Republican
Committee of Maine, |.
The campaign rn the Bute will open aexl Wedi
when Mr. Llalne |s expected t" sneak cf Au
( angnaMono McKinley. Governoi Etorakw, of Ok o,
and I;cnJ.v::!n Hutton-, orth will also tak-- part l:i tho
Maloo cain (.al ff! i.
r.F.TiiM; the KG srur.r.r: BEADY.
HOW THE HARRISON ANO MORTON RALL IS PUT
TOGETHER.
Af West-st. and Wc-t F.i'-v- i.U.-st. ye-terd av. c-v-nl
men were b- i--ae!y the t'i.' I'- :
which is to bc -tai t.d raBIng in tin- Blaine praeenton.
It arrived by e\;ire-*> tn th'* morning from Ciiiii!*-r
larul, Md., \. hen ll WM I I"""
mlled through the itnol nf l Bntherlao I sad ehrtotrned
lt WM taken tu ptoOM am! BMhad Ii* MOtiBM i?r slilp
nient. When lt arrlv..*d at tl .,; (lurk &
WlUtana, in Wea! it, David E Bnekett, the mn. who
built lt. and A. IL ix wdOB. Who l.i- charge eif it. ti'-ri*
or. hana io put it together. Th,- notion wan in two
heastophasee, with a Man of Md, whlta a;.'i blue can*
x as, and a great nunbn "f bnen ni'1 -?:;>* "f irem.
A heavy pine of Mus.-inch pi j.e. nea:!-- PJton tool
long, was first taken out to nrva ol 'I'*
ball. On this was fa-teue.i a itrong central wbnl
cr run, luuru-n bal hi arti anel forty-two bel In elf*
rumfi-tviicc. Till-, wheal ls Wha! Un* irrea' ba', will
rest upon in rollins, and lt was thc moil dlfBcnlt p.u-t
of tli" construction.
From the whc-l to the outer edp,- of the Iron axle
long strips of li-ou vcr* i * There wen
eight of them in all end they Linne! tLc* rfba of tin*.
Hall, and woe beta firmly in poeltton by itoul Iron
Within an lu ur or two a.'' wheal
had been put In position, the -Lel-ton of the ball wa?
in shape, giving u the appearance ><'. a gnat ipherl ii
cage. Tin- eaavn wa- not pol Ina! night, imt
this will lu- dei.-- tho lirst thing thi- morning aud will
take but au hour.
Aprlicatloiie, Lave t.cen made by various oriratil*r.v
tiona to nil tin- hail, but it bad n't been doeided laat
evening what, plan.* 1; will o* r:ipy lo the p-'"
tt. day. Tat; sab's of ,\.-..d With
Inscriptions, and among timi la this ono.'
Old AUacbaay la
bia". . . rrlnni .
In 'BS, a. i.
Wa roil it on f.r nallan) Baa.
LIVELY ES ISM I-V MAINE.
B08HBATH ni nv ti:.: ? ? B COCNTT
BBI CBLICAK8.
Portia:.'!. Mc. Au-. - -?? \t the conv
of Cambell and county Bepublleaa
ticket was put in the BeU and |
shown lu the catiipai^*:i. 1!.-* following a re nomi
liate.i - ;; __\.
ward llariinc, of Gorham; John C. Kendall, i I
port; i'oor, ol sela.-... County Attorney?
F. \\. Lr,:.ins,,n, of Portia ib B.
Webb, of EriJpton. Jud?- of 1
Peabody, of Fart]
v. Reynolds, of *
M. Webb, of w_.-t Brook. County Con I
Frank II. Eli', rn hit, of PorUaod. Tl
denounn Ihe 1 the
, ? support to tho Republican :
- itetkna paned i
?eal Um nntlmenti of fishermen and bu
Resolved, ii.nt wo pntlculi
of tbe 1 nie party In i
at t.-,f demand ul .
.
sted ender :?
ls a | ?
ia v., ic_i l . . an so
largeL ?? ani au li.-uli to tho patriotism of
et Ol | AU) t.rai. i?;
lived, Thal we deprecate *
ol the Mill-, bill, -
,,"'.at; p i. tx fi .- ti.., _
.
The nnvantloa ai a poaaed re*
ail toe rand ld al. i ol the party a:.: .
oral Sheridan toi I
*
In all the B tioni of ti.
Inion lowi arith I
?
at thc
Hon v. Ill rally at the poll! In the I* ?-,
in which they did w.v-;. la 1--1 their adored teador
boro tho Standard. Tho fishermen grot
more di ..-y Whitton,
. laking Exchange, tayi:
"My opinion ol the ti ai*, li Just tin- ..*
Whet- 1
?orioni tanita in ir. Tl
many of whom bet i, cio.1
of ihem voting for Cleveland Li 1884, will tl:
vote tho BepubUcan ti'
Tho BepnbUeans of * of t*
Stat-- are prep i -*? -u.1 t!..* nee]
Augusto on Saturday. Man] ol Ito rn i LU -?
favorite leader on I
pna-meetlng of thi . which ? U be hold hore
on the l.'.th, win bc om; of tba gtoa , al inci?
dent! of Hil ?
_-m
BBLT NOMINAT
Jamestown, N. ST., Ang - (Bpeclal).?The lld As
icmbly District RepnbBcan Cunvei ictalr*
viii-.- to-day, nominated Georgs Towna tor tl
aombly. Th? dotogali to I ' Bon an
L K. Kinsley, A. < Wade, O. A I ie ntl
H. Frost, M. F. BOWard, JohB Wood-, inii. s. M
s'.n, a J. O'Neil, They Liv.ir V artier Milter fol
Governor. BaaolattoM (opted death
of General Bhartdaia, and eztondlng welcome to Mr.
Elaine upon hi. return.
Watertown, B. Y.. Aug, 8.?The Bepnbllcana <,f tbe
lid A isemUy Dtatrtol of Jt Si .
nominated A. c. Comstock b; I ember
of Anembly. Ihe delegate.
Convention ar*- laen MItehcU, T. 0 lohn Mill,
,i. T. tn,-- and A. T. K
Thompaon, Hannibal Smith and Charlo- L
liettolutlons were i>ii-->* i nitructlng the
convention to forward the congratulation! ol tbe
Nea '_i,:*li, on bis
aafe annal.
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Ji'IIN I;. QOBDON RENOMINATED.
Atlanta. Ga, Al Mat-* Cnn
vention this afternoon -? h. Gordon
liliatillli'iu-!;. ' C mot. All '
ix iion.lnate.1 and . ? lecic 1.
MOBB TO JOIN THE REPUBLICAN I:
ti.<-re ii. yoi aaotbei ai bnportanl
one, from the rank-, of Um Flee Trade party, ni
the lamil;* of Dr. Winslow s. Pierce, of thli elly.
Shortly baton bB death, Mr. Eterae, Wbo was an ar?
dent Deancra! i-.il us Hf.-, dissented from Us
form of tliat partv, believing tha".
protcrtlon for Am-rlcan I om
l by ono well aoqnainh bailly thal
Henry I). Plane, t) - eldest i known
as a brilliant and Bbb law yr ,-.t li. |
pressed bia Intention of voting fur prelection. Mr.
Plena, nnu rea*; law la tba -Ace "'. '.-?? i
Bendrtoln, i? an sn-Asolitant Dlatrlei Attorn
was tafflBSriy tow partner "f Senator Turple, In ad
dillon to opposing toa : ticket on a*
of its fi*.-*" Inda polte]
apalt:-: .?? ' right ;
.-. ourt. '1 he lither n euile* ?
who ai-- known to have dei Iai id ilmlUr Intention! at*
.lohn H. I'l'-ri?',. ol . * e. I.',, and Wlnslov - p
ol tbe Uw finn of Duion a. Swayne, of this city.
UABBA! BU6ETTS AGAINST THE MILES BIUEa
\\ lien ox-Congnnman nv. xv. Crapo, of Maaaa*
chiis-'U, who ls a BBMnhn of flu) RepabUoaa National
Committee, wk* ii Ban Y *<i li the bthef day on a
flying biiilneas trip, ho BBld tfl answer to au Imiuiry
about ju,lit ca:
-Th- old Hay Rab la ready to plve an old time
Republican majority. Tho MaaafMlBiaiB, the
tuc-, tiie iklltod me.-iiiiiiie,, ti ?? laboi ag s ? n i I I
business men of Mxs-aeb i 'ti u,.- nil Bfmcd .
OUI IttOO Of IT'et'-' tiOIl. Thev ai'"' I
tl,- s;its bin, ari'i t*. roto 1 e pa ty ato
power ia e'uo m far legislation on : i. It
I,, the eommoa .'..in on wllh us thal the Bi sate ought
,,, prepare a bill a- a lubstitute for tba Mills bill
our party la ptadgad t" a rtoton."
DEM. -I RA. I TI'l.'MN'i HY BCOBER
Tlie II. piihll. -ii Mate ' um tttn ls In tl nly p>re.pt
of lett, , 'ats \.l,o |
Republicans, nt] '? ? of Harri-.,ti amt MOT
ion i lui.s by tonne Deans rab, kl Liberty, Balttvaa
, ] ni and Morton , f.u'iii'-d
wun Bight] -e'ven BMnb unoiii rated
ior .elev, bad bar yean
,, ? m./ai ? 'ii -WM held in Vinni--'- ii|?-i,i BouH and
M.me of Iii" member-* caine lu i-Olii lliO COUUUJ* lout
and U\o mile- io pavUclyaiii*
IN NEW-LONDON HARBOR,
BDISI Ol THE NKW.YORK YACHT CLUB,
ITU FR ENG OF SWIFT ANI) BEAUTIFUL C-tAJT
ON TIIE THAMES?BM ON TIIE OORLET
RACV.
| RT IBUMBAFB TO Tiff, TR!3*T*-r*\ J
New-T.ct-.don. Au.. a.-The N'cw-York Yacht Club
i- on. Tho quiet surface of tho limpid Thames
BOVand with a c elle.-fliui of mack m-s bl marine
varying in stylo of architecture fmm the
'?t pr.mit ve to the most broiled. Tb" lame
nfOM I- als*, co'eresl wlfh a wet blanket layer of
?ivy. tlilck white tug which praofsn to crystalline
id turn nto now BOion -SOrnlnfc If tlie temperature
ni ba trusted.
At lo o'clock thl! morning the wafers about tho
ew-Ycrt Yacht CUB float at t!i<* foot of |
neaty-etZthat. iwarmcd with the club"! iteam
Mhb and one or two sailing vcs*,cl?. These were
the all;*: tho Till.*. Heetra, Fnib. sapphire and
?r?a r, all bolBg pnpand fur Hie two nnn. I'An.
Blhabta little Liunt-h Henrietta, which many
itali ta tastes! - abo lhasa,
'inj'1,1 **:*e c-n-v'- naphtha launch rushed batik and
ll BBd UM :' ? ,-iveyed
loard the Commodore's s'atT and others Whfl will en
i i tra-, prorerhtal boopltoBty during tho
nba Fleet captain Gonvunenr Kort right w-as one
' - to arrive and Fleet BargBOII Morrl! B.
Unwed him donty. Baton the appointed timo
l ck, Boeretary Bird, of the dui,;
?r v. w. J. Hurst, ami Captain Stephen Pca.
'iv, oi "i Committee appeared ami wan
ada at home by the Commodore. At exactly flvo
taatai after IO o'cloeh the boat-wain of the Bootra
Iped the new ta mun tbe capstan. Anchor wm
elgbed, th.- main bran spBeed an l Hie flaps),ip stood
[> tho Ea-t Blver, bound for tho rendezvous at tbs
art.
The weather at the time cnn-Med of a clear sire,
og lue.-7**, and Um brightest of sanBght
ho BMteorological condition was fitful, however,
i'i clouds loomed Mf moro and more, until Co tn tn o
i *? - reputation u a good wooton mascot
a> endangered by a beary tog, a drtoallaf and gan*
.1. Pierpont I dr, a steam
? : .Iie,wc,i tko Electra a:.d worked Lard all day
the fl el flagship Bunna only toUowod
Ol "ti. tba L.l-i tra
i of i."i- mow tai blew out
*ra-k< t in ber ste. ruff gear. Disabled as ina wm
imodore. yacht overtook ami tefl behind ti.e,
ie ida, ,,*.'n.-d by M c. Denedlct The yacht passed
B ber *- BJ a uni..!..-r Of niling craft, which s:ilutc*l
SdQUUrl rs !.? ..t Wltb tho iieces-.ary n-specf.
- li.-ii- v a- tl c i,.-il,-r of Um day, and culm.nate,I
md bui-st ol marine artillery salvos when Bow?
ls reached tt .*> o'clock. A perfect
. had to bo pa-.srd thrtiu^h,
ll of gnu greeted the arrival if
tha laiinel.es beean to
md exchange of Kn-cting
:. the vari,'us ynhtaaaen followed, naturally.
..t_ were then In thc harton
BCHOONBBB
Owners Vtossta Owners,
-? Ii B 11.11 M irgtU ri te.... W. F. B
Samuel \ ?'. * i Monti il ..John E. Brook!
:.il ' . . ?
tia...Jamel Fw
Sachem . I- -- V'jtcalf
. . i- ii l',\. A i ?-- . .nn-ld
I.Bal ll 1! Mindi
A ! th X'.rln.i !**. R >?, irjrll
? I 'Wave Croll I N Die!
i Pl.niv V :i m . xv. Goold Breuw
J .. j . li ..y 8. Hover
Lad ..UO....J. s li.:.*-:
IPR
thlnn.V TA. Mavra Mayflower....C, n. Mewn
' li. E. Auchin'.-l.tss
v Flint
>. W. p. ii *, ....- Nonpar*...T. B Pomeroy
1 - : orbei
ii. k. Bloodrood Volunteer..Charin J. Patoa
?
BTEAMERR
?-* ElbrMije T. Oerry Bacamon.T,,hn W. Sliter
Ti-... XV. H. .V.ir.ut--:
ll ' ia W, A. -.inter
:. Edwin M. Brown
..Frederick I I Momb
During thU evening many other reanh arrived and
port, ti.'- Bool ----lil ba Joined Ly th*
lotllla ' gathered there. Ile--.*, *.*
-, which is the place of rei ivo i!i? -r.*
i a m Section of beautiful women In
li -, and of sunburnt amateur D
.
I tri ;hl ls the d.*sl?ner of what ll
mown -. adroo Crain Trophy," a beantltal
.'.?e,- .,'. -,,:. i lUver work aboul twenty inches high,
i ru:, m wll iii a perfect cal In
Ung th it
wn ] ? BIbrldg * T.
.....*.; BL I "lt and Bom
? i tl *? reverse it beajs
? . .
. the Commodnn arrived in this port ho
tbe following ord tr:
ti. Y. Y. C.. harbor of Raw-London.
I
? ? Bo. 8.
i to the rr.ernr,rr of the la'e Pli'liu
!L ..li, . ? ... . tha United -
. i. will bi hall eBUMted by o*. ?
. . .... *
: ? mandora
. S.ORTRIGHT, Flt ' .-ii-'.iln.
i. - tor Joined the I I *
The old-time mariner wa.- in
-ward to a* much
; ? ,' any time d
? thirty yeera. Re showed eapnlal Intorni In
been m-ranped between E. Bl -
ii, d Edwin M. Bi ian -
? i '-ima. The new schooner ''
trial trip
: et ai Sen -
pori .:. - ?
: ? Cup race are very pn>
. * . ? tturally, but
? . think ti Puritan, If Miled
?ill win. with the Maj flower iecond. The New
- f ,\ ts a gn si favorite on ti.'- con?
dition thal there ??-iii be a tel knot bin i?*.
*;.- were represented ai tbe meet
. i od board the Electra
Alter a long debate lt was de Ided to accept ?
? ?? ..f t.'." Eastern Yacht Club to portie!]
the regatta al Martlehead. Thli deeliion, however,
??:* turn- emt un
i'l-. In the lal
tiiu end at Vineyard Baven where the fleet gon
after leaving Newp. Sk era! mi:.ur port! may to
vlslt.t*d after Ma:- ' ird, bul the programme
ls undecided The flrst nu nu al th!
meetl ice. It v.a- decided that
,'. after the arrival
Bl Newport. The tine of the departure from thia
port iui left to Hie Commodore.
ST.nssny WTN3 TUE TOVERABERT.
gai ?'! he Town Hall wa<
? i this evening, the occaalon beti - fl
third and bs! gi ' nrln of the billian!
tournament. Promli-eut anning thon li
Colonel John Muller, ColOBOl ll.'iir.
william \\". Worden, George a Faranham, Lort
, Barvey & Leach. Jerona Luck ami ax-Juda*
iiiit.em Tbe rana
:i iuiei Maurice' Daly, aach of whom ha.) de_eate<
Winiam Beaton. Tho latter wm the rateraa, Bi
announced n.at the paine- would ba -nahlea carromi
?i')u polnta Dal tha panie. Bbaaaa wa:
too mach for him. Tlie liiUowlng la the score:
Daly-0, l, 4. c, 0, IO, i. .',, 0, 0, 0, o. % k *
?'-. -. ;.. 0 1. f., ", 1. 0. 1, 0, 7, I, 1. 0, VA, '2, 10. 0. 20
i. <;. 0, 8, '?'. -'I. ?'*. '. -. I
?4, 1, 2, 0, 0, 0, IR 0, IR 0, B
I .'., 8, o, 18, 4, .., it, ?_-'. lit. 0, 1. 2, ''e. 0. .1. 0. -
I .. :i, 0 ... :i. :t. I,, 3, l. - ii- i
BIOSSOO'S 11 a..* of tbe prize ls oT.,0 aud Dab's ISM
WHO MAY BRLR1BB Tin: PRISONKRR
Th, ra Qm v, ? -md cn
. ?
.??nt uni. t ,'. tim IMICI (hut m. I ri-.--,!-..-! Ifeall 1?- '
f-um Iii, I. :i:,il mi iin order fruin a l- . BBlei
ti. i by "ii" "f Um '
;,. n ??? glac*, t.
that (turu order* hal bOM ey?u-inatic__ly tetgad, aud l
- Uf the (OllW.elld.ltl. 'll A'l
pt ta ' toa attention ?'. Inatoi Wald tonag
. , - , *., ntaan Hubert Tomat
to bag MBMaiad t.e i. ii eleya' tMprlaoaaMOi te
I nag*i wir.* ptaaded wltb Mn ai?t ti.
..- !. t,uL M had tu hav
- .n tooughl be!III! him fur r- ?> IBBllnlln, and li
than piinpllj dlaeharged him. la ? WeMa afterwn
,!.?: I-.,-, ef Iii" i lt| l\"i~ * . ? ?
., bu. thal oUli.ial _luii,iy aald ho wa.* ?
ma ?f .v-Keeper Duiran, nf th*- laBBma Mar!.'
up baton laattn Pewee, ta IM SSoal
> . xii.,rn,y An
brum ll. hurdy and John Cman Sgpsaitog fur
i H..rf. the ?Mena- tt I Leam Balla
ai.l i. s aa a
.ji-iiuatiou na* adjguin.-d unt
l.ll, L
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I.o.vi; BRABCB (.'!M/:LL'l..s- ARRMfHX
Long liian. !., N. J., Ai k. I (Special).*?Phillp Dal;
of tho Penaaytvanla Chtb, John Daly, <>f tin* Loa
i chili, ami \\ hln-',mil i BaBard, >>f ll.mb
proprtason "f Mg ganbttng ptaan hen-, mihi
anahn i?f their aa_#layaaj aan anoatad toA, n*
avoatog upon eshargn '.f i Bus baan
They weju arraigned before Justiio lirltt in, and gav
bonds for an examination next week.
houses aro In full blast, to-night.
The three club
WAX IT BALDWIN APTER ALLT
A MADMAN WHO GOES ABOUT ARMED WITII
IlAMMF.i-_._II!; MXY HAVE KILLI'.!) MILLEE.
An Incident occurred it Elizabeth on Tuesday which
threatens to deatroy th') theory thu Frederlt.-lc Baldwin la
the man who MDdSBld Edward I_ Miller, at We*ttl?ld.
Dr. Thom.it L. Iluujh had a thrlillnsr encounter with a
madman at about 2 o'clock yaaMSiBf afternoon. ID- hal
been to ace a patient In Schlllor-st., ind waa accompanied
in hla carriage hy Maater Bany Hornburpor. Dr. Iloiuth
concluded to drive over to Magnolia -ave , br way of the
witpou tracks winding through the bushes, lt ls a iunc
*ii-ii plat", with no house* between Schlller-at. and tho
r,w of buildings near tho alu, of tha old flan factory
nor'ti of toa C'-ntral Ila 11 road track.
Tin* bu?h'*s an: so vail In places that the can-lace would
be hidden fmm view to peranns on tho railroad. Af'*r
driving ioma dlatanrn Lr. HOOgh ?* a ran walking In
thu road ahead colnp In the HMS direction. Aa the tel
low did not otter to (t_t ont of tin,* way, tho BseOM BOM 1
tu tho rlpht. Just at that iin,n,.-iit the man In the rvad
I aatehty about, mi mt-tag a hammer struck at
tho horse's head. Th. diet-tor saw (hat the fellow had a
h-iiiint-r In each hand. As the carriage passed him the
man sprang to the back of lt and attempted to strike the
doctor, who quickly rained hla whip ani pave the liitrudur
two etlngiuu cut* on the fare. In attempting to avoid
tho second blow tho man lost his balance aud dropped Ut,
but continued to run after ll,** tarriap,* fur somo distance.
The BeelM*! BMBflBM left hla hat and na < '
bammem lu the earrtaeW whick the Donn citrele?-ii i
threw oui Into tl.- * - - driving aome ri*
The min ls dccriu-d a. being falrlv w.*ll dr?-??ed. of tn lld
- iw,* ami wtfth Maadahai am Dr.Benah did not think
?:v ot toa matt.*. Bani Meeking a friend'! bena on
J.;lT>:r???ii-avi-.. I?h-ic .*,*? was told that an in_liie ni.m hil
- .-ii iu the ntahberheea. Ba did not r?u?r; tht
eaeounnu to IM BeU
The Jury In the WceMtald murder case found that the
vi.-tiiii. Edward l. Miii'T. i.j : ton kBtol by btowa la*
Sic ted by a hammer or liku li,*iruii."iit. Fr-doru-k Ball
win, of \V stll-.d, was arr.* -'--.I on auaoiciuu. and ls now
bl the county jail awaiting th.- action of the Grand Jury.
Emm til. tock of peettln avtaea. i Baldwin, toa
condition '.f the' murdong man's .kuli a..\ MVOnl minter 1
lotafll -hat fall to hang tog
HtfPlBln that, Dr. Bougk'l ency isaaltaat to tho murderer
of the XV*-t;, il e) i yf police Austin uu to
I Ute hour last nlpht had found no trace ot the mau.
THE COMMISSION NOT CAST DOWN.
TO RKMAIN ANO DO MIsslONAP.Y WORK AT STAND
1X0 BOC* AMONG THK INHIANS.
Standing Etock, Dab, Aug. I (Bpeetol).?TM Com
mlsslOB now at this agency io oltain the con
th,* IndtaM to ti.e opening af the reservation dnorvn
praln Bm ponhteny ami tenactty. with iha verdict
Of tho Indians, which Las been -,, ..iiiphicnally ran*
d,?:>-,!, tho Commtaatonon kare decided not to tanre
this agency. They realize ihat lintel! they se. uie at
ll
i.*.i-t a partial sm._- Mn tbey bave a hopeton atia*' '
sion at ths lower BgeiMln, and will renato hen: to ; J
groan Ute theil woik among the Indian. ItidlviiLi-llv * !_
In-:ead of In conference. It ls reported at the 1
Bfeney that nrera) of the TnitaM who bars straggled!
I the aiijtiiirniiicut hive expressed their willing- '.
: I '-,, -lpn, but thl. npOl! h's not Mea coiilliin.il. , *
How long the 1'ommls.sloiici-s fill remain ls difiicult to ! '
predict, but they settled down to watt and hope. They
have come to the conclusion thal a.- long as the Indians
arc together and umler the control of. Ihe chiefs thens j _
ts no prospect of munns, but think by having the lu- j
diam, brought In ono or two at a tine- they may obtain 1 J,
their slpt.aturi s. It may be thanh,- Mheme willi';
prove Baaeaeaful and it u hoped that 11 win, but psad j
Judges of Indian character say that ll. wtil i:..f. At : *
ynterday'i conference the ehiefi grunted ai i:
out-st of the * otnmi--,loner-., hi.'l called aloud foul Bum .
for thu indians desiring to tlgn to come forward. In ,
. -ii:- John Oraas assured the Indiana Mihi their
would -iv, ie, offenee to the chlefa, but not
an Indian offered to -ism 'Ihe Indian! here have a:
ranged for a grand nap da_.*>- -.. bm tbey return to
their homes in honor ol the Victory.
PLUNGING DOWN AN LMRANKBENT.
MART PASSENGERS OX A WESTERN TRAIN
BBBIODBLT INJURED, BLT NO LIVES LOST.
Indianapolis, Aug. 8.?A mixed train on the l'a!r
land branch of the cincinnati, ladlanapoltoi BB Lovte
and Chicago road was thrown from UM tmk H.Is
morning, nen Morgantown, by a broken nIL Tho
si 1 the single paseengn ooach rolled
down a tali. mtanant, and cry person ta
Um oar, -with om* exception, reeetved Injuries. Bo
one wa.** killed outright, bnl or.'* 1 r two amy die. Tho
i.tired are II 1 - ri rvtlte, conductor, ;
.Mrs. Bund, Beancntle, arm bi
and Injured about the bead; Mr-. Trewett, .a
Han.K, Morgani
. . lo thigh: Jacob Eckert, Indianapolis, inter-!
ably fatal; Mra WlU Morgan, iu
'. an'! her throe 1
a!-.. Injured; .i. G. Crole. Martinsville, broken Jaw;
William Pieman, 1 . ? bead cut; Mr.. Rosin
. Indianapolis, bruised about head and thoulders,
cut; H. s. badly injured
in hip; Bn I IsvlUe, hy., hack sprained, a* ;
erlousl] cul alee : Mrs. CG
_ tniowii, spine Injured; T, L, Ocenchaln, .;
bead sod ihculdor cut; Charlei Eckert, ann
eui off, eye gone sad bee badly cut, may dla, Ba
lives in Indiana;.'
1
i'.yjo.y OF cha: wo ht ll fBRTTTORE
\????: - a dispatch fri n Peoria, 111., to
"The Dally News"1 announces a novel reunion to tako
pl.-o-e H.e;>* on Friday nigh) Best If ls that of the
inrvlx I 1] railroad wreck on Um Toledo,
Peoria and Western Bi ad, nen I bntworth, a p-ar ago,
in which nearly a hu:.'Led memben ol a targa axeur*
sion party tren imprisoned In wrecked tan and
burnod tu deauh.
-m
rtxtsa rates nt the wstt.
Chicago, Aug. S.? The general manager! ti the mada
Mntriag Ui Chinga met to-day anel isread t.> aiopt the
I Un Kock ahlpamu, aad chanciM bv
tba 100 pounds Instead 0! by 'ii- carload. The ay.
tt 1.
minot! MaaS to-day igieud npap a nnlform tariff
t,e (oven tnlght trefle between Chleago Md thia M
aippi Blvei 1 slight advai ?- over
dow in effect, and their iloptlon 1- contingent on
til.iti-ur of tie lin-:,tu linn to make a amita! Mvanre
- rn points.
TM Oommittee appointed by the International Ae_0
clation to r.isT-- itloo and adjust Msslcsa
rates are still at Wt
The trunk Ban Mn Ndueed smlgnnl tom to 1 baili
? *f -'. Baw-Yore to Chid I tay.
Iga, Aug. _.? The ?
tin** iga to prepon tM pian 0! an igr ernlng
a.i the pnMngai irani*- betwa . 1 th Weat,
BeOUthweM and Borthwea I moto
material pmgim TM Idn npon which Um committee la
at work is practically a leorgaaliatin ? ?' * Weatera
States Famuli! Aisoclatiou, Boh whieh tM nilnoli
ii, Chleags and Alton, the Barlil . Minne
uk! Bt Leela ind ii* Cen 1 - 1.ally withe
drew, in ism toe Mnootatlnn i- ra cgaalnd ail tb ? 1
IMI have withdrawn urti] Join it ajraln.
The Chicano Ea- - an hut lo.eklne forward
to a reatoration of fre.^-ht ra'' - from (bingo t-> I
board. It ls reported that a in.lng ' ll -Liv .11
Nen-York with tliat end In flew. Th" basts ..r a r.-.-t.,ra?
tion U 2b ceut? tor di- Mad beef ani l.J l-_ santa ou ia'.;.e.
THE WEATHER REPnET.
aOTBBBMBBT IBDICATtOXB??JOB 24 norm.
WMBWiaft Auk- 8.?10 p. m.-For Malm*. N'W-Hamp
ah'.re. Ma*?achasett?ana Rhode I slate.1. r...-i, WBIBMB winela,
be-.-omine Mutoweamly.
For X'e rei ont, ('?niiectii-iit anet Fa*tem Xew-X'orlc, rain,
fo'.iowo.i Thursday aftaraon by fair, u.-ariy MatoMory tem
y.-raturfl 1 it',,i th westerly wiuett.
For the lustrict of Columbia, Maryland, Delaware. New.
Jeraey and Keaton Pennsylvania, rati,. followed Thursday
by fair, nearly atatlonary Mmperaturrt. winds generally
aoutliw ?-*
lor X'irtiiu.a ami North Carolina, lo**al ra-.o-t, nearly ata
tluuary temperature.
K.er s-euitli I'ur.ii'ii and Geor.-.a, p-*" -rally fair, nearly
atatlonary IBMSeiatara
For Eaatarn and WsoOBn FlorieU, Alabama, M_Ntoetp9l
auel | COMBOS, looa! raina, neat ly atalioitiry Hal pac alura.
For Eaaitrn leia*, tali, ucariv stiitioaary Um-jt-ra.
tura.
For Arkansas and Tentinasee, rain and local atortns, coolor.
For Kentucky amt XVeitt X'lrulola, lo--al rams, f
Thanda! by fair. c?o'.ar waashn,
For xv<*,tern New Vork aud x\ es'ern Ponna-rlviBla, light
ratoa. follotratl by fair, cooler weather.
lor Die.o. luellan., and Iilluo'.". fairand cooler.
For Upper Mlchlgau ami Loner Btoblgsa, local rains,
followed by fair, n.ir'.y atatl.mary teiuperatur.,, except
cooler in *->outh-ru portion.
Kor irmeeala amt Minnesota, fair, pr-*cede<1 In northern
portion by liijhl r.Uua . U' arly at itiouary temperaum-.
yar Iowa and Miaaent fair, prcc_.to.tiu ^oultl-rn Mia
aour. by tal ii ra.n
For E.-wtarii and Sonthweatern Dalcita, Kansas, Nebraska
and Coiora.1-, jouerally fair, wirii-r.
tri ut* xa I.i,1 AI.
t-iKF.V-XTIOVS.
TSES 1
ma ii"!!!
TAR.
H-.C-.r-l
;io.i>
?m. ??? t mm ?mea??me-.. 1
I lt. K-ti tl-jru.ua.
l'*34ft!7?a10 !B___B______j !__!!
. _ IW*" I ***' ~?*-***-^-?*?--I - -r rr-r.r, -
'." T'-'tX'.'?*'?%'rTF "~-~-?"" " H
. ^ .......... - . _--?- ?
' .t4...^sJt ? -*-..i:-nV, - x? - - - . -
V 1 ?'"'<"- '?'"?" ----- -'?>'
iii the diaeram a nnnnaen lin taewi ni'. banmeOM
fluctuau 1., - '. - t- I *.:? ? I SI tn t
Hlgual ' ai * .11 ai thu city. Th! J., -h * indleits Um
Uuiiwraiuru uoled al Iludnuf" pharmacy. Ul_ llroad?ay.
Tmxr-i orvicit, auk. S. 1 a. m.?Cloudy aud louey
weat har prevailed yeator-lay. Tha temperature ragged be?
tween 71 ami 79 ; av.-rajiit, Tli Sj5.
lc and near thia city to-day there wtll probably ba
talr wcatlwr and nearly atatloa-.y temper..tuta.
EW-YORK GAINING GROUND
TEHEE DEFEATS FOR INDIANAPOLIS.
Ora riTcnF.s ms eighteenth cobsecu
TIVE VICTORY?RROOKLYN ALSO WINS.
The New-York and Indianapolis clubs played ths
al game Bf Heir present series at the Polo Grouwls
-.crday In UM pt'si-iice nf pJ,out 'A.bOO p"ople. Il
M BaoahM ea-,y victory for Hie local nine, and the
dlanapoll- playen itaned for BaaMB l??t nigh!
th three mure Bataan toshad ll their record. The
BSasiMH say bay will Bb lotter work among thl
stly but u*eipss ba??ball aggregation at tho Hub.
ie game ye?rcrdav was not of the exhilarating Mod,
e playing bein? decidedly f'?, slow, .he spectators
pntod an easy v!cf,*/ry and were not disappointed,
io New-Yorkers BBeBMd to havo the game well ic
.-,- tie mead i .ning.
The ladbnapaBa I bpi IB lacked the dash diowu In
e fumier [Binn Denny trw st III too badly hurt, and
Mhtoy played third base. Thli did not help the
wdcrs any. Th'-n Captain Ma-seo. k had laid off
iterbrook, the orlci-:,*il baseball *? dii'le," for fancied
t woik on Tuesday. Th!., al o helped New
>rk'i chance. K-.f* a-_aln pitched with telling
'oct, winning Un eighteenth consecutive victory.
Thc New-Yorkers wt-re the flr-f ta -von*, matong
m run', la t.i- BaasaM liming. XX bitney made a blt, and
Bttny cot to f!r?.t on ar. e-ror by Roxie. Keefo
i'i t to BlSt on call.-rl bails. Bing H A?m
ado a Lit, ami V I.Itn.-v and Mattery scored. The
ral players also gut one run In the thlnl Inning,
mal;tr? at MB hM, just back of second
CO, and scored on a ?re Held by O'Kourhe.
* * ' ! * rim In tho sixth
Hines ma.!" at ? -., third on
x*.i'.l pitch, and scored oa a WBfc Tho
cal pl ' *. in the seventh lo?
ng on an error by linc!,. dam's eal ai flrst.
Wild pitch and another Lit by 'lienian. The seora
Bi :
rfc : t. Ih po a. | t. lltiiltanaptilU..r.\io poa. i*.
ard, aa...... 1 1 0 2 o Seerr. 1 I.... 0, ll Si ~0\~0
i'i _:> o o Si t n ..ii,kiar. SM 0! 1 1 I 1
.* nan. rf . ! ' -' " o Ifn.e,,,- |....| l l1 l* (il o
iiinor, lb...., 0 1 ll lo lOiaaacock. a ? o 1* li 2! 0
Mouthe, if., ii 1 " n i' i,,-* tt. i b ii o 1 j tl
ivuitr, 1. "i 0 7 _ . .*.. lb. jo 1 If " 0
'.Sb 1 1 1 1 i) M. ' ? el,f. rf ot 0 3 o i)
att, ry, cf . 1 I I U 1 Bovie, p. 0 0 1 I
nota, p. o .. .- *? i Kyan,!. o v, il ll 0
rotali. i ...tala.l "1,1 it US
.... 0 2 I 0 0 0 I 0 0--4
ls ... li *') o 0 0 1 0 0 -%-l
i Rani?New-Yerfc, l. ?Mfr
? ?" :- ! Let) e,:i bases?New-Vork,
i\ -f" 1. s--ry 1,
Inea 1. Bte * . i,!a?*cock
r ?-->' 1 ry 2,
I, Hines Ll , I, Oorla L Two
. ta H i-i. i. lie.ubie play?
?-- i I !'? ey lill by fVt *i,er?Tn-rnan 1. Baa
lt l. Wild | p.iMed ball*?
-Mr. K.iiy. Time ot game?
Tho BrooHya club aza ad boatavflb
r.'*- at Washll ?*.*. p irk, Brooklyn, ye-terilay. The
entiicklaii. play-.-d in an easy manner that made the
ooo spectators weary a?-ul konaabR Terry pitched
Uh effect, ti u wns ii.4 potbelly supported. Eur?
ie!! and Bttitb 'Il-l spbadld week 'Ibo borne nina
d fr,rn the stun and won as taUowi!
lir'i'ik-litn. , r. Ift pe, a. e /...?<.'?. il(?, ir. Ift p, a. e.
.tiKnay, nt,. -.* 110 0 Back, lb ...I o l I I
irieiii. If ... o u ii 0 o c.,iliu_.ef I f. Oleo
arutl.era. r t 0 _ . Wolf, a I.... Oj 0 1 S 3
-uti. 1 b.i " 1 Bl o 1 lirownlnjr, e f 0 '? <* o l
rnr. p. ii 0 0 7 1 Keilli*, ri .1 ooo j
I " ii 4 ll Audre r*. Mo o i;| *j 0
udford. i-f.. 1 1 1 ii ii -A'errhsk, I h., o Ol 1 :i i)
unlock,2b. I* " .-? G n <o-,k.c. o 1- I 4 o
* ...... 1 0 li ' *_ stratton.a.. o 1 1 '.* ??
- X auaha. cf. If 0 0 1 0 I
Totals.! _ I "b 17 4 ? ?
Total*. 1 4_7 18 ?
'Vaughn prevented Plnkney frem nt'ihing Collin!'!
sa* d ed "Ut.
,. 1 0 2 00020 0-5
. 00010000 0-1
1 rt, 1 rune?Brooklyn 2. 1 0. First ba?e on
rrora? Brooklyn 0, I* ?Hmo kl rn
i . ? -Brooklyn 0. Loui.villo
I -. i*
, Mack 1. Warrick 1 - Btraek
- :. Woli 2. V .'..-ini l. K- * wi l.
-/errick I, Cook I. B Two-M?e
ita?Radford. D'.un.-- pl a va?Wolf, Andrews ind Cooa,
Umpire.?
hour 57 mlnutea.
ords to dato ara:
it ;? r ntoetatton. xvon. Lost.n.e.
. bi IS -H58
tilcaffO. ?- Hro.c-lyn. 54 32 JOSS
roil.17 H I . 5'- -H __*
. ilphia... J'-' 41 4*7 Cincinnati. fl al .622
loaton. :?- 4 mora. J'', i-* in
ll ,- ..lil. Al 51 .Aid
l'a-!..ii*.- * Lottiarllla. ll 53 .3>iH
ii.iuuape.-.;..... iii ii .;>> ICaaaaaCin. Bl 68 .-93
The Nev; York Bl I Pill !*| c.nhs will play at tho
?olo ' ii mnds i" '1, i i'uVj'u nine started la-*-t
. r a tour iu the \\ est.
GAMES EN OTHER CITIES.
PhUadol la, aub - -Mains started in to pitch for
?hlcago to-day, but aft'*- * ?? ta tlrst
? :.l, Ar,cun took him out and brought
u Van Ilaltren. TM li'' - wm hit bard, particularly
n the sixth inning. Stol tM bona playen Um,.-ked out
ix earned rai - i wn aabettva, except in the
oarth and fifth In. e- ni.-d rather
reely. The feature of tin- g:ime was Li-iUn's superb
day at mond. Fogarty retired on aceonnl af a lame
! Dabhanty took LN jlaco. Tba .ioi. wm al
olios i:
. 1 D B I 2 0 0 0 0?5
lila ..4200J.nO] 2-ld
Ii- 8, Philadelphia* 21. Errors?
Iclphla ",. l'l te hers?Mal i_> and
* ...
nee Mtween Um Athleric and St. Louis clnbi
I IM I .-st of v;.-1.,1.es tor the borne nine
rn follows:
,t. LOWS. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
. ii ul 10040 0-?
IS?St L 'l!-- ... Athletic lu- Errors?St. Louis
\ Athletic ;,. Pin toward _'__
?iiif- Mr. Cuthbert
Bo toa, Aug. I.?The B Iton ami Pittsburg clubs
played a drawn gam- . --upping tho
lontnt at tIi<- end o: Um ab ?-??nth lunlns. The .
I ave won th , ?? would have
_;;t for their wntehed baw running. Tho score
ira -.
-..0000000210 0-3
Losioii ... ooooooouio o?:i
I**.--!.:!- Pfttaburg ll, Boston -. Error*?Pitti
iiui-g 3, Boat. .. 7 l*.:.?'.,?;.*, Morris a.id -ovders.
Umpire- Mr. Vale:.
i Inclnnatl, . - Iho Clnclnnatls v.-on today's
irame handily from Baltimore by tho fortunate buueh
Ing of i:,e* li gal ui'-a
: inning, when wirh twa
banes t la anj noted four
m appended
BalUmore . . 00000010 1-2
Cincinnati . .00401000 1-6
7 , Cincinnati. B. Errors?Bal*
:? innate i. Pitcher*?J. Smith and E.
Empire?Kr. Oaffney.
Cleveland, Ang ? was a puzzle to-day,
ai I Ity ishad. The
en maddy, aud bul raaatog mn
posslbl *. Tho s< ole v. . ?!:
City .. i) i) i) i) 0 0 0 0 0?0
Cleveland . .00100000 o-1
i Ry, ::. I leveland, ll. Errors?
. * ity. n. . I eland, .. Pitchers?Sullivan and
HcQuade,
x\ in ? :?.::?> gegsaaad the
WOheabarn te un to day, ?-t. r an axntttng game, by tho
m:
un ..oooooooo o-o
Newark . . O O ll 0 O O 0 1 X-l
k, . Errors
..,:,-. ?_?; NewarB, 1. P. t che rs-.Roach and
Lai- i. 1 rn]
* togton, Au i * - ? papg i>fr,iit
cl.:!* : ir lean scoring, when
: ? . uno.
Al i ?'. 7: Elmira. 1.
Al ;: "-m-te*: Ho. i,r- ? ny, 5.
?v * . 13, , t .
lil ITI!.') DRIVING PARR RJ>'
Ruffaie,. B. Y., I toi i* a- the aecond day
of IM ia.''* at IM ! - - . uk.
? ie was w, u
'ri. , with Purilag . , . . '^, ]r.. third.
ll l-l
'? '? r '.??_ i-l heat between
\ ju i Jowett : l 4.
ti," Bnt bnl b told ? eton was won bv
! inn, w:-h Pl -? ..'. aud J. ll. Kl... i
thu t. Time?2 -Ji 1 _.
? i l hifoaee iecond
I :t-i.
- w,i: i j*.,,--.*.? l'.lchardaon wn
K-t'-'iid. and Buford : 1-4.
TH!.' DA.YCEB OP Al e ? . Bria
TM -',1 held a aiiort meeting
lag morning. A 1.. .* : wa, MMit lo C. lt.
Bnd R 1 , el tb B ? il ? nil iho com
i : . , I-,- ?
f the u? * -
It ?u- filUng current
vt as a : . ?. tnd nuder
?
BUM-Um PRICtt Ol Xi.'.! 'UNIV 6T<5CKS.
f San ! - lng -, l ---L
Uj.To-iUj. y.*iertay.Tn-'1ay
kita._ Naraio. 15.', 1.50
. 5.DO 4.75
IC 3.1 X aili . 1.75 1 75
h.Hiie sou. l.i-ii I .'"> nvan._ u-io 2.10
('Soi.ar. .. *.' - * - - Sierra Sta vasa. -.30 2 lo
li.ii cai.tVa. 7.?.)| 7-; , I mm Con._ 2 (itl a.5o
1 :..?.-i I'oiut... D'-0 "? _ 110 Lui
_ anna-? ,ii 1 ? faiMwiaaBn BM 3iti
8-nUl Ji carrr. ?-'??> '-'?*' Cocamobsr*alta 4 ?Jd 4 a ,
haar _ .tor.... *:<i 1.48 ...-aa : Prue . 1.7.) \_0
taei'iau._ 3.73 253 ? 4 7j 4 X_i
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