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VOLXI_VU..N?. I5,2_&
NEW-YORK, SI._.I.AY, AUGUST 10, 1888. ? SIXTEEN PAGES
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TIIE NEWS IN LONDON.
_0_, CLEVELANDS BtGUSB 8UPPOKTEBS
. .DECLINE TO BE MUZZLED.
\ ^jfMCA-g mOd-OIATK tKVOBMATION f_>B KifO.
J ijsii nUB-ti: ai?? ?::** - thc. EMPEBOJ. _
/ >t.\\kioi;t sprier ? BXJaATBB OF TUM.
I TAB1M STIMKI'S - THC. PA KM II,
H'N"-T!I!- KIM ? Y IN M's-r
? NEWS ATle.C: mi:, gr AM*
LEY ? NAVAL OI'I-RA
nong cam.
C1SEU
'nv CASU !?> TUB T>l___g_H
Cnti'li iilht : IB**- /? rhe X .'line.
1 i'?. Ailg. 18.?All effort* pnh.ir* nnd
prlvato of Mr. Cleveland'.* American friends have
tim* far toiled to induce los Urttiafa friends to Keep
' Brit -'. ruriositj ah rn tbe Presidential < i n
,"si ia a**.. Heit is i onside rnble and mnai be satiafled.
Article* paragraph* letters and other forms of
literary eli', rt m beball of the British onndidnte
continue io appear. - I n Spectator" leads 08
w.th ihe remark thal Mr. Blaine's Brat speech
was delivered ia answer to an address from Irish
,_t legate* headed by Mr. I-trick Ford, the areli
? known advocate for dynamite.
*? Tin- Manchee;? .lian." which seems to
, e??* toon lor the discunsioo of doctrinaire free
trn*!i- views than for the interests of its free-trade
friends in Asnertas, baa another elaborate article
In advocacy ol Mr. Cleveland. There is a whole'
column ti.ll of familiar panegyrics on tbe patriot*
ism of the l), i),ppp".it* null equally famibnr dis.
imrncetnen-,. of the Republican i~ir!,. policy and
l.otless Mr * levcland'i action ir j-oo believe
this Manchester Fri !?:? ler, hi's bad s paralysing
efTeet on the Republican forces. Mr. Blaine's
appearance ns __ aetivi a rker in
the Campaign ia un additional cause of
confution. Ii:* argument* however, have great
? among ill.iiifnrmi l 1 ide. They seem to
lie in.-.-'!"' :?' m*!i rs ill-inform* ,1: for no sane man,
says this vehement Briton, cnn lorn moment doab!
tba! tli" l'rotee: __ hal clogged the ma?
t-rial progress of thc United Staten. Po. rty and
rii*,a,ni,nt nee the offspring, as Mr. Cleveland ha?
mid, ol Pl ????? ... ?.:? it credit is doe to Mr.
Cleveland for having brought aboul the change in
the . ? r the Amei people. Only the
1 ? : uo-.v fail to sec thal tlie t.intT must be re.
ducd. "Iniquities of the tariff" is th" phrnso
which tht- British champion of Mr. Cleveland nj>
pliea to tb ?mcrican law. But the eyea of the
American people are being opened, fan we doubt
for a moment cries he w!,;.r the result will ulti
miitely bc ?
" The Saturday Review," too, returns 1 1 tn sub.
Jeer of tbe Presidential election, nod devote-' some?
thing over two eolurans to what it calls Mr.
Blaine's campaign. This writer is slightly more
r;\,l io Mr. Bunni than his pred
r in his own party nor ninon.:
Mr. Cleveland's suppoikera will Mr. Blaine
encounter any rival of equal power, says * The
Saturday," but adda thai Mr. Blain? is not
suppoaed to entertain ir. ndly fe slings to England
Facto lilter slowly through the A; linnie.
" Th- Saturday Review," too, returns to the sub
aeene. Mr. William lli-iirv Hiulberi has come
to tlie re ..cue of Mr. Cleveland's British frienels,
who ol lat*- have ins n a little disoourag I v
reporta from America thal the Republicans were
gett.ing ahead m Ci" oaavaa* Mr. I lu ri herr
?arnica u letrer to " The Timea," which is on*' long
etta* _\ on Mr. Blaine and long eulogy on Dem?
ocratic flree trade. Mr. Blaine and th>* American
Republicans are, says this American to the
Engliah pu>?lic*. engaged la s campaign of eedulous
and systematic m.arei a. Mr. Blaine has
heen aatntely putting forward Mr. Cleveland a-s
s fr,<*n'! ci England. Mr. Blame- ia trying m |--r
suade American voters thal Mr. Cleveland means
to abolish custom I I customs eludes.
Mr. Blaine la for a policy oi hostility t" England,
tomlins ami Intended to develop Irreconcilable
antagonism between American and Eng_i-_b In*
t"_>st.s and t*i foment miachiel between the United
Stares and the British Empire
'I I.-re is a vast dc:',l more which I ned not
quote. You may be surprised thar I should qn itc
any of it; hut so little i.* Mr. Hurlbcrt's position
with reference tO American polities fit
heme understood here- thal "'Iii" Timea" prints
the letfr anel eommenta on it with entire
gravity. Titania to Mr. Hurlbert, the British
free-Trader now hugs new comfort t<> his brcaat
lt is net. say* Mr. 11 url 1 *? it m substance, English
rice trade to which Am* 1 :i!-'- opposed, bul
American fr**' trade. Commercial Intercourse be
iwcn the Amerl ian States 1- wholly unrestricted.
(*7ben, therefore, Amer,cans talk ol International
free iraiie\ they think ir mean* the s.n..' thing a*
brteretatc free trade. Now. what the Democrata
vally go : 1 simple-mindi'd, over-candid
-vening paper, is free trade aa between America
ind othei in the English sense I'r<
tis'-ly. ** 'J 11 Jim's," however, is now too shrewd
lo blurt ont til*-? wholesome truths. It ba*
liseevefed thal the American Presidential election
dirSeull ilimg to manage from London, and
. ti:- situation tar from simple, the snuggle
likely to !>*? close, and the- game difficult on both
'I i.iit d*?-s not, howi vcr, ptevi ni ti ls paper
from indulging in an tnnuen-lo againal Mr. blaine
i^ one- who follows thc lew d reel
?ourse t?f denouncing Mr. Cleveland as a Free
lTa<l*r instead ol paying open court to the Irish.
The German Empei b ar Frankfort
Ustnrbed the equilibrium <>t European bourses
md temp'T*. Mis declaration that German) n.t..ns
to keep Alsace Tsuielna contains absolutely noth?
ing new. 1'rinee Bismarck has said so a hundred
timeo It is the rhetorical form in which thc
roting Emperor has expressed this resolve that
Excites criticism. Berton, of course, approvea
Vi.niiii does aol care. London thinks ir 1* bad
Bans grinds ns teeth over what lt
1 frosh insair ami fresh humiliation.
tin r? is none. If there be humiliation for France,
,it*' Ins herself to thank Putting asi.le tjuea
ttoas of taste and literary fetrm. political observers
ire inclined io think it well that France shouSd
Lh- told plainly, hy iii* hlgheol authority, thal slie
cannot have Alsace-Lorraine or any part of
either without war.
The collapse of th** strikes in Paris ls dne
Ia.nely to the Bbexpect rd firmnen ol the Floquet
Ministry la the pseeenoe of dteturhences M.
Floquet's Radicalism, once supposed likely I 1 lead
lum toward anarchy, is now seen to bs perfectly
nomi!rt?it with strong government lavery effort
was marie to imiuce lum to sida with tht striker*..
Ile was told I*-.ins would turu against him and
turn lum our unleas he aritbdrew the police anl
all'ivMtl ive nuvM.s te Bghl 11 ont
with thor employera Thal was ? ptSb
tical issie oi aaarehy or bo anarchy.
M. Floquel listened politely to proposals wh
reived tbe overthrow 01 society and order; re
jecieel t:.'m peremptorily, and contradicted
pn.mprly the take rt ih.rr-, ol laterviewa mt afloat
bf Anare.ii:*t leaden; and everybody In Pam
llepi as soundly in his. Ix d ns 1! it we BS Napoleon
biiiiM'if who aaasrerad for order.
J !,*? siartmg of Die Parnell Defence Fund in
Uwggpad is one ni'ire i>rei'.f of _>oli_]cal Solidltf
between tlie n_nel_Uteaand Gladatoniana It wa- m
tin* Liverpool Reforno Club that rh*- first Duel?
ing was h*ld. All proscni were EpgHali l.idcritls
Thne Liberal editors ar'' ?n the eommittee aad
tuflny ether Liberals i>t looa] fane. The drat
luhs.ript.on i.-r ?gtoanled to seveial Hm
paanda li.e Hom- Rale orgaa ia Dublin balk
{his us an announcement of unique sigalfleaaoi
ind cheering import, saying: "For thc lirst tum'
in tbe history of the relations of England and
\jria_si__ a great Englibh _>nr__r hat, advanced, spoa- t
taaaoualy, mnaiSaaatiy and openly to tho dc
feaee * i s leader al the Irish National movement."
Hie verdict of Mr. droner I.ice's jury in tho
Ridley nae can emly !>*? called n political vatdlct
I hey gay that Dr. Ridley was t mpecaxtiy hmas*
attack the priaon authoritie* censure Dr. Birr
an*! exonerate Dr. Moorhead. The London Minis
lerial pr"*s makes no ornament on the veriiie-t.
The Liberal organ consider*-, tliat the evidence
justifies the Anding ol t!>e jury.
'1 he latest <li?:T)Htches from Zanzibar and Cairo
tend m th" opinion of com Detent judges to confirm
ti H- theory ihat til-'White Pacha k none ether tlmn
Mr Stanley. Th.-re lg no certainty. There is only
a balance of probabiUtie* and that, is only av
?k by min-:te examination of details. Untiling
is more remarkable than the war in which Mr.
Stanley's Courage and force of character are taken
as factors la the diflenh problem. So like him to
Burch on Khartoum! say the English. Every
soap of news about him is eagerly watched for and
eagerly scanned.
Th( naval manoeuvre* are still proceeding with
great activ itv on paper. ''ix-rations by gea are BUS
I pended, perhaps emlcd. l_e hour of critics lias
cm". Admiral Tryon has won by sea: Admiral
i Baird is to be avenged by land. No great harm or
I poe,'1, will be eione by thkexohaBgf of broadsides io
the press. Effective Oritiekm consists in the
I demonstration e>f the more **r Ism comi'hte break
I elovvTi of the numerous sims and men concerned in
I these cult ria lan. Lord Charles Beresford writes,
land there aro few bctt-r authoritie*
. that- the sr.st/'m has failed. tonic;y
I failed whenever ir. lois been called on for
practical work, he adds. However, the others
.ir*' perfectly satisfied that the Government nre
DOW doing all that coull be don" to reform thc
system. Their doing* so far as tlie public knows,
have not yoi got beyond appointing tina commis
j sioncrs to inquire what ought to bc done.
The railway race from London to Edinburgh
] ends with ihe end of th ? month. Thc Great
! Northern will have thc advantage to Edinburgh,
.?md th<- Northwestern io Glasgow. Meantime,
many questions h>r lg pending bel ween rh" com?
panies anil tho public nre again raised in the
press. The superior comfort and convenience* of
railroad travelling in America ls .""lin pressed on
unwilling ears.
It is not ea-y to see why the Princes* Christian
should l.iive been Hnglcl out among th* royal
family as likely to join th" Roman Catholic Church.
An evening paper appeared with th** startling
hoad.-nea: "Tbe Royal Vert," "'An Apostate
I'i noeaa," BB- others. "The Irish Catholic" hns
thc credit of starlin-- th" srory, which was denice!
on the best authority within a few hours. The
Princess is known ns i, lady happily married, with
a family to whom she is devoted, wirh literary
taste* with wilie charita' lc interests and num**r
rriendahipa She |i nor ur all a wnninn to
bo carrieI off her feet Into religious cnihiisi?_is.
Another Ami'rican wife, dating from Bari*
appears in English print, bearing testimony r
sped ing the relations between American husbands
an*! wives. She flatly contradicts her preiiecessor.
rta amiris* Ct- American custom of husband
and wife living much apart and recites
Idle Washington .-"-sip of other days. She ex
presses her veritable' belief that th"rc is not S
big city in tl:" world whieh contains so
many worthless wives aa Chicago. There seem.
to be a irrievance. or, fierhaps. a personal quarrel
beneath all this. The first American wife dteeribed
herself as a wife of five years' standing. The
pteeent marron owns to thirty-five yaam *>f mnr
ri"el life, and confesses that there is nothing
more galling than to s<-*> the airs a-ssumed by
young ar:l pretty American women inward men
of intellect and position G. W. S.
FRENCH forage stor__s BURNED.
Paris. A ur. 1" te 'tores of the French
Governmenl ar Teiiib'ti have leen fer on fire a_r.il
ly burned. The fact of thi* fire coming *o
?ooo af'?*r ti.e bur-nine of rhe forest adjacent to fhe
? I a- given rl.e tn a suspicion that th" fir? -r**tf>
paused bj italian Incendlariei wh<r? alni was to u*-.
iroy ih*' powder magazine.
NEW-AMSTERDAMERfl RETURNINe..
London, Aug IS.- Eighteen mem!?? nt the Holland
Society of New-Tori sailed from r.ott?dam on thc
steamer Amsterdam I t-ios f ?? New-York, The rest of
ihe part] will continue their lour.
THE STEAMER UBERTA A TOTAL WRECK.
Halifax, Aug 18 (6peclal).?Tb? Norwegian steamer
Lil?rt* Captain Danielson, bound from New-York to
Menin, was wrecbed lat*r Bigbl e*a White Island.
about 100 miles east ot Halifax. She WIS bceomr
a total wreck, The cargo la being washer] oat The
rea -,..'ip' saved an'l sn romlng to Halifax. No
particulars of the dti-atei have hp**u received
EMPEROB FRAN) IS JOSEPH- BIRTHDAY.
Bl Petersburg, Ang 18 ?To-day being the birthday
of Emperor Francis Joseph of Au-tria, count von
Wolkensteln Trostburg, the Austrian gmbaeasdor herr,
and thi of the Austrian Embassy went tri
v's t ti. ? ( car al the castle a: Ropsch* near Krasni*.
Bela
-?*?
MORE SUITS A_e_XST "THB TIMER"
London, Auc ld.?Other membere of the irish Par?
liament.-}- partv have announce! their Infection to
liring rults agabiai "The Time " They say their
is to mulei the paper for ei
??
ENTICED T'? CANADA AVi' ARBESTED.
Mom rial. Aue l-. David Davis, elerk of a storr
keeper and the ? ter al Q'Appelle left that place
to spend t.i- boHdayi In England a short time aga
in hi* ab,euee it was found thal be bad embeasled
130,000, are!, ll beti | ascertained thal be was coming
out on rh'* steamer Vancouver, Quebec dei
followed h rn Davis, however, n, .raced to dude
tbe officer*-, and wai aexl h*'ani of m Utica Deter:*...
( ar-.-ur r, of ihis city, proceeded to Ultra anti en*
ne.-ii Dav s ii, i*;-. be arrested bim yester?
day ami brought atm to Montreal
PEISOLECM IN -riT-TMAJflA.
Bucharest, Any. 18 Petroleum in ;;bundanre has
been discovered near '.alat/., BoumanK
A MONUMENT TO VICTOBY,
L-SP-fa, Alic IP.- A monument dedicated to Victory
na- unveiled ben to-day bj th.' King ami Queen of
saxony. Among the promlnenl peopk present we?
? p,i nt Von M Itke, Prlne? George snd I ried rich
August of Saxony ami tbe members of th.- Ministry.
?
A .V1I.ITAKY C<*.\-I'l KACY AT MADRID.
London, Aug 18.?Advleee rrom Spain say that
a military rons], racy has been discovered at .*?: ,
-, cavell. , :* ..? and ieverel sergeants and privates
hive been arrested. A strict v .Heh 1* I>rlng kept
up*.n si. petted m-n In Ihe garrisons at Saragossa anel
I .rr ila.
? ?-sn .
co.if. .sr.ii.c. DEgPZTE TUE LABQB OCTPr?.
I'tiiiadeiphia. Aag i- (Spectal).?Oae of ihe largssl
aholeaale eos! deal"? In this city li emphatic
lag that notwllhataadiag th*- alleged laius prodaetton
>f antinaeic coal. ti.<* market! baw aj';i la aelgbboi*
??- ar'- alu.ost ar _ Maiidsilll. All the predOOOIB
ti** short of Sleek st tidewater lieilnts. and even In
gan En '.:?? i coal i- von Karee, ami trade h*re ss
weR aa in Koa *)',rii is oi.iv moderately aetpra Be
uld. tl : "Ali unusually lai?e propOTtloa of (be o'lt
iuit is believed le ha".? gone ne iva:*!, a* the twa
?ompani'-s most largBlj latereated la Um weatern
. the Lehigh Vmley and Laekawaan* have re
rently ihown lae lin_"-i rain "n production." lt ts
'?al opinion ainoiip iblppen here i.'iat at th"
meeting of sale, agei ii ii New i'orb neal Trlday. _n
idvanci will be in_.:? In tbe pries ? <r eoal f*>i the west
irn New-England ai.tl Nen . orli mark'-tn.
ULLED BY A IW11.LU BXBLOSIOR.
Knoxville, Tenn.. Auc. 1* (Special).?Tho exploilon
>f a buller Bttaebed W a stearn threshing machine
.esr Lime-tone to day Instantly killed a white man,
.'. Cowper, ami fatally Injured a colored ti.an.
Ttvo BMALL tuns BBOWSRD.
Boohoo ter. Wena., Ang. la.* Tu.. I*..,-., named noehl
,i,t," ned i" tat * >Uo RM p-i
ll :* forenoon arhlk
bod '?* amie reeoi ered
. KU.LLD BtMBBLT AX li HIS RT. C.
hf. Louis, Aug. lr*.-A dispatch to '-The I'ost-Dls
latrh" from Vernon, Mo., says: " I-ra.uk Unneburg "_
bli morning shot lui wita and himself through tba ou
head. Uoth will die. Llnneburg wanted his wife tt
deed bark proprrtv given lier at ihe time of marriag.
which sh" rifjsed lo do. she wet his second wife.."
THE " irill IE CAPS" OE INDI A SA
wnAT A DEXMORv- LRARMMB OF TIIF. OUTLAWS
?A I'OWFREUI. ORC.v .TZATHXN.
Indianapolis, Aug. 18 (Speclall.-A tele?nm fro?
ETsr.svllle reports thar a rtereeilve employed by thc
r-"ate, and ?nt smnng the "White Cap**1 in Sotith
westorn Indiana ha*, after several months of work,
Neared Bvtdenee upon araJeb fhe outlaw* msy be
prosecuted. To arcompl.sh hi* purpose lie assiduously
cultivated fhe acquaintance nf men Mapee tod td being
connected with the band. He Pnally got Into the
organlr.atlon, bnt to do *o he had to submit to some
frightful ordeal*. He wa* repilred to d"poslt a cp.n
sMeraMe lum af money as a forfeit for koerlng the
si*rift? inviolate, p.* then borania ii*nt:;-.rd with
inverai proposed oatragm, ?saaglag in mon ca--.
ro put thc lateaded victims upon r.h?lr gaari. In this
way a number of larson* eiraped chastisement, though
their friend wa* unknown to tl., m.
Hr says further th at the "White Caps** do not, a*.
many sarppoo* mepinate murder, bal discountenance
any greater ri ileaoe than a flogelng. Whleh must be
gone by wi,never i* nominated ro go lt Nearly every
penna is first given a waralag. The membership ii
said to Include even eOUUty officials. The "White
C*_mf rcgaixl thessaelves as legulatoia. aalarc
law. wbleh the com's ara! juries refUSS to do. In
reality, though, they cloak their real designs wllh
greet pi?"is lo as of morally. The shiel pan-pose o.
the eager C Um prOBOC Utloa of those who hav? given
S-Teaee to th" "White Cogs." pcare"!y s slnde out?
race rv committed -luring rhe two moR'hs the detec?
tive was with them that did not have its origin In the
pei-ona! spite of one or more of the " Waite Cape."
Attorney-General Mtcbener, who has been in the
" while Cap" regloa for several duvs. mttnraed le
Indianapolis io dav. H.- ?avs that the organization
ol gi-eat power, and .nat lt will be imposslble
for the State by Druin I lk il up
Many of the worst outri i -. have never boca
??? ;? med, and the |ynel ? :".o' much more fre?
quently than the ,?;are otDcen have inppoied.
-??
CII IC EAS A TT LA IPS NUGATORY.
mE NON-RESIDEVT CITIZKNS CAN ONLY BK
BEACHED THROUGH TIIE PKDEB?Ie COURTS.
Gainesville, Tex., Aug. 18 (r*peclal).?tloremnr Will?
ara (.uy and staff, of the Chickasaw Nation, together
with si-veral mm-r"- pi-mis of the Nation, are h*re this
?vening or. their way from Fort Smirh, where they
isve been to get a serrlcment of the tax qneett-B.
'nlted State? Commissioner Rraxekve d*r!d*-d that
he Chlehasaw Narinn had no jurisdiction over the
person or property of a nnn-rl'lzen living In that
S'ation, and the?fo? had no right forcibly to eoBeet
my tax from him. Ills decisions was leudniod ls
?onformity with the decision of District-Judge rarker
>n a like Question whlrh carra up In tbe Creek
gallon He Staled that the only way tn collect a
ax from the non citizen was by suit through the
.'nlted Stares Court. A. L. Bedford, D. Powell, 0.
ll. Brewan. A. \V. Parker, Joseph McAllister snd
lemuel Graham, nomclilitens, who nor*, arresied and
alien to Kort Smith on a charge af assault vttfa Inte.nf
0 mun!?, fi,.- resitting the attempt nf th** militia to
Ir!v? off th-lr esl tlc, and r",'usp*r] to pav a ta*, of gi
i head per m**r.fh, were exonerated before thu United
?tares Commissioner's * uart. Commissioner bra/"
ove derided thal they aol only had a right to resist
he militia, but had a right io lummoa their neighbor*
o help them ]?roteci the property. The d?"l*!n:is are
if thc grea:"-r ilgnlCcanee snd Impor'sm-e to non
Itlzens, whp> compose by far ihe largest popu'
pf th** NatippT: 'ra* Bon-elUsem of Pick-Ins Count)
ilone nuinbt'i' .; (h'u.
WAMSTBO acaixst A gWZNDLBR'g trick*.
Tlie public .^ warned by a per>onal advertisement
lubllshed yestenlay BgalBSl a swindler ?ho ls atterr.pt
ng to Obtain goods on f, rged cheeks and orders pur?
porting io bs Baaed tty thi- Naaoa Maaafsctintac Oom
iiny. No. Ti Bookman st. ile is supposed io bs a fur?
ner employe tv I.nee befon- attempted to defraud
he company by making collections and Wtthboldlag
he amounts. H!s pre-'-nt in"thod fs to present a-i
ppder fptr gO'pds, and the nrher day he nieeoeded In
?tainlng gooda from a sporting house valued af ??_'".
n a f"rg?d check.
Mr. Nason Mid te a Tribune ? porter who called ar
he office yesterday : " A year ago lasr February we
,ad in our emptoy a ""lerk whom we thoroughly trna_od
dui who bad aecesi to mir salei tm,,;:* ihoartng the
.mount of bills due aa Possessed ot these tune, he
SM BfternOOB went out aral colleeted from our >-::s
omen a BUmber of ernall accounts, which were : i I
lhere wa* however, among them a meek
node i ava!.ie to the ordei of our company. In order
0 get il.ls cashed the cher!; wa* Indorsed bv a forged
Ignaturo In Imitation of thar of the treasurer of the
naturally promptly rejected bj
hs baal., In tin- reeeol ease the forged sign
esemblei the former one." xhe genuine cheek
iden of the company aro printed with eonsecuflve
umbers. All cheeks musl bear rha name's ol Iwo
flieer* of t/>?- company, and orders must be signed
y one of them.
?_.
K mra a BOLE iv a jail vf all ir itu a BAIL.
Greenfield, Mass.. Aug l-.-winiam M. wm una,
ne of rhe Shelburne Falls burglars, who w"re cap
ireei last week ?\iUn robbing ? safe, mcaped bom the
ninty jail las! night. On Thunda] li" and hi* co.-n
inlon, Moore, pl*'atl"d guilty and we? awaiting sr*n
?nee. Hr- waa confined la om- of ti," upper tier of
?Us In the Baw i*7i),O00 Jail. With a nail he plckcel
it the mortar and brick until be bad made a suth
enriy large aperture. CfhwllBg through the bole
. aecesi lo the hospital, and there put on a
itt of dothei belonging to Jack Woodward, whore
icapades err.-.' _ excitement la?
in,ama then ,p"l( a clothesline, tl**d li ti ? ? ,- .; ls
.d swung himself a distance of sixty feel to tbe
?emmi. In ei>s,-ending he wenl i'v tne tuntkey'i
Indew and an alarm was given, bul w si
i tba nooda A reward of glOO ls offered fur hu
rpturo.
tn- i.a*t nr a kace or mos masvtactcbebb.
Baltimore, Aug. i- (Special).?William P. *-. Watta
r, an ol I rr ami a premlaenl Republican,
Bl i.i* home, Mi,ant Pleasant, In Har
rd County. His father and lacie were
i iron manufacturing In Amelie* ami operated fur
inees ar Raiding, Penn., Brldgsto* N. J. Wllmlng
ri, It?*:., and ruiOUS o'her places. William rarrbd
i the msnufa. turing lon,j afn-r lils falher died, having
ie* Md. I
hitaher waa fend of miling long tours on horse
,ck, and before rallroadltig was perfected travelled
I river ths Ctdted ? 'fs on hon-ebaefc Bli marblon
Mount Pleasant li a landmark of colo ul times.
TEU'ltlFIc TBJjyDEBSTOSM AT CABS VAT
Cape May, N J, Aug I*.?A terrific thunderstorm
.--.-il ovt r tbe I Spe al hnlf past 12 tod:.
rasa of Mrs. Obi, at ia pe " nick by
.."'1 Ibe eastern "ml shattered. Two
iild:-n weie partial!) i tbe t '-k. An
ectrlc light pole at the Grand lt statmri wa
, ? and the lamp -.tattered, and the platform
en near by wire severely shocked A ?
-Urning parsed over the r of of the Arlington Hotel
? skylight oul
place. Ihe rain fell ni toneats
m.i.vt cu.. rrT.inr.r: rf^uf.-sT* rv .1 kill.
Philadelphia, Aug. lfl 'Special).-The will nf John
umphrey McDvaln* admitted la pitibate to div. eon
|fia ti?*t|iiest.s amounting to BlCi.0<)O, divided among
urte?n chsrltable inetitntlon- A clause In the will
ad. as follows: "I wall and direct that all the
ihlue of my estate shall be divided and paid to
d among all the tangoing legatees. Including the
aj-ltable Institutions ami association* In the pn<
ertloB of the santa bequeathed ta I .. ri pectively."
e eiiaic 1, valued at al,mr -- 1,0 0
BBtntlOB of tiii: fit/rr.cv.
CarBel* l*< rm . Auc ll (Special.?Considering the
.- wear!.-.-, tbs sttendaa?i today ai tbe
i ? ',n ?'f the Kal ? Pythias, at WiOlam'i
av* was large. LadgM fnnn nea-|y every county
tba Btata war' pr* eat t:.c eeaatea was deltv.
??1 ly the Bev. William Moller Fishburn, of nar
burg, on '* The Quality of Men" Ten band* nf
isii' ar- as tba |.-!" iud* AUd-rasas were nia'li thl*
rning by th*' (irami Lodgs sStet
LOST fl.CtOO AT TItUF.B CABP MOBTR
Akron. Obi* Au:, ls (special,.-..oval r.aird, s
abby farii.'r near re r*\ v. a.* to elay taken In by rw,.
irpm* who preteaded t*> ie- r.*..-1?i tad cattle bnyen
? came to ihe city, drew il .ooo from -
arning i" tho countr] h.si ll al Ibraa i
-?
NO BBB ' i UM -1/ J Atti OSTTLLB
faeaaoni ill-, Pla., Aag I8.?B0I a n*-w ra^e nf
er has b eu repoil'd to <lay. Then* wm OBI da':
I night at 6aiid Ililli?Frank Donovan, a boarder
m the (inna I'nlon llotel. The day ti flue ami the
.look e-,. . a_...__
NO SI-YEN PER CENT ISSUE.
CEN. HAERE* IN STATES THE CASE
A STRONT, fil-F-FXII TO A VISITING DF.LEOATION
OP comm f.r ri a I, TRAVr.r.r.i.iis.
Indianapolis, Aug ll (Specla..).-General Harrison's
l?t reception lefore hi. departure for Mleldle Bass
Island was held at bis home this evening at 5 o'clock.
Whoa duo commercial travellers from Peoria and
'.lgton. II!.. BBd Terr" Ilsute am] f.afrivette.
Indiana, called agaa him In a body. Th? Illinois
visitors arrived In Indianapolis at fi o'clock this even
lng, having come In on a spacial train. They were
dr*vs<-d lu long linen coats and silk hatg and carried
a new style (f umbrella. The r.h.omlngTon elelegatlem
camed sample eases. They wer* entertained by the
commercial travellers of Indianapolis and ibown about
the city befOre marching out to General Harrison's
hon.*- The ipaBSBBBBa f"'- tbs vlslrors wera Con?
gressman Fowell, cf Bloomington, and Juli'i* C. *-tarr,
af P'-'iii*. i, oeral Harrlaoa teapoaded as follows:
Gentlemen if lbs Ceauaardal TnvelleHf A*'ot-i-iiinn of
1'er.rla, BUoalagton, Lafayette and Tern Baale: I thnnk
poa far r*ai* ni',*, sai?al sad boaat-fnl deaMastratton. The
r?s,...,??, ,,f spir I, n tv, I-,- of m?n I* a YBlaabil BBgB
?ru prirtl'-ulriCv glad that, a class 1 sn ln
Becatlal, ?:id "no is ai away wmmtmltlea ls
loyally and earnest,'. ; i ! ta ihe prlnetplea <,f th* Re
? a party, i han tn veiled ?a_ewbei ta tbi waka
of tim i't-n.nierflr.1 MSB, and hav1' abeemd trial they have
lbs babll of ceiling th" !,"si nf e..-: Tilting wherever *h'>T
so. (Applaasa ind laagbter. A vol"-: "That's the roa*on
WS SN bala."] I am therefore quite readv to SMdlt the
?t.vem' nt of the gentleman who ha* spoken " your !,<?
ha'r. WbSB he '.itld in" tl, ? rel ' travellers BIB
lil RepubUeana (Appiauno ami eries: " Ho was r?hr"i
I Ibeald expect they would get the best polltli'S that
wero t,t li.i ronni. (laughter arr; BBjplaeaa.) Vour call
lag ll nn ac.li* one; yu aro alway* ea the move. You
? re qm-:, to disiovr ths Mari'* or ia,-ri! trade. Von n?
-ive *n s|K,..rh and address. Y<ni aro hon"*t fur
tho lan nf Integrity, (ml to rm-, forget rh:it you mutt
?gain faro ymir .-m-r..*?.?-r after thl g'">ds are dBtlVtnd.
'i.RMgi'.rer and applaBee.) The n.. rt ? _ ? emplay yea hav*
-. you to the
weet ? ?? -? ? . . -s. You han beea pre rad tn. not
fain, I want trie. Tho wide latenourse vou have wt'h
your fallow.men and the n ide "ow T"U get of your country
mus*: tend to make you liberal and patriotic.
Tho prppVlDidallsm that eries exl-ii'd In this ?_r_.ry
ha* largely di-appeared and the commercial travellers
htvc ben an Important agenry in bringing rills about.
Th!* gnu,, la md fr,, has -riven you a fuller comprehension
not only ,,f tba ixtent *,f this country, but of th* great?
ness ind un!-y of i's pei.ple. (theirs.) I have thought
that the prap hat li.niei must have had a vision of the
eomn?r,'t:tl traveller* wh?n he *nld that In UM last divs
nianv __iou'id run to and fro and know. ' be In
vox.)
Tea will n..t I?peet me t.i euro- upon the t.!?u?*!on
of any of th* "plea which ban beea mggeeted hy tho**,
who hnve spoken for you. Most of them I have already
alluded to In public ?,?eeh *!r.*e my BemlBSllna. and
u;pon tome sf thern I hav? *po|_*n more fully before. I.er.
nt" suggest but Uni* one thought: Do not allow any one to
peraaada t^u that thi* gnat etateet a_* to our t.riff
paUey ls one between s.-heduie*. It ls not I Question
[l n per cn' redastlea. (Applause.) It ls _ que*.
rion betweaa a '. i sn prtaelpiea [Crtas of " That *
i The principle of proteetton; the int
raeaenltlea in ri,? rtaailaa of our tarin law* of th* duty
to prot," '. eur AMtnleWO IndBBtrlea and BMlBtBlB the A
can neale of waa? bv adrenals -ttBeriaUnattag duti**
af 'That's light"] on the ono hand, and on tito
Stber a d"nla! p,f ? l .-ht to ma!.a our
: *s ptoteeUva, on tbs ssserdon of the tutti na
that fre. ;???:?:,,n with foreign products 1* the ld*_l
ii to which all Bl ' tend- (Ap
;,!ati?e. , I.", n.e now In h"l.a!f. n.t oi.!y af my?'.?, bul
fan,i'v. t Jun ii yon lor your visit and ask you to
enter our h/ane. \A_\ pliaae.)
'.eni-ral Ilarrl-on will start with his family for
Middle Hass Island on Munday evening. At Toledo
? ie party will be Joined by ex-Governor Foster and
daughter, ami from then they will go to tho island
In tiie .team yacht Sigma.
A DRA IMAM'S EPA VE ACT.
HOLDING A MAD DOC, BY TIIF. THROAT IN ORDER
TO SAVF A CHICO FROM BEING BITTEN.
Arthur Gray, a drayman In the employ of D. M.
..owperthwall A_ Co., No. 103 Park Row, was bitten
ly a mail i!"g on Friday afternoon. Ile had Just
driven np to his employers' store, when he noticed a
. - 'lng a ri.lld and snapping at it viciously.
,Ttmp'.r.c fri ?:. i,:. dray, he seized ihe dog by the throat
and called for a b'lc'tet of war.-r. (-ray ls a
small but wen.Knit man, and In ipite of tbe snlmal'i
furious stru?s'>s to .'i?e hlm?lf succeeded In retain?
ing hi- gr:p un hi* Un oat. The dog, however, half
turned on him snd managed to get a hold on ono of
his gugeri. Gray then breed the mad dog's
head Into a bucket of water which had been brought
ta bim. At sight of tba water the dog became moro
furfoas than ever, and In the strn_-g!e .hat en?uod
bil (.my severely in the wrist, who rals-d him In
thc air and threw him to the pavem-nt. The dog
thea ran yeUlu; ap Mulbcrry-st., and disappeared In
tho frightened crowd.
J. 1*. Blatterjr, the manager of the furniture estab?
lishment where Cray li employed, took him at once
io a drug itors si d bsd his wounds cauterised. Gray
went to work as o-unl yesterday. His hand ti bailly
iwnUea, bul be *! >?? not seem to have any fear of
i. v a <'en by a Tribune reporter he
appeared aneoncemed about the marip-r. He i.iid
Cat he had been birren by dogs before, but that he
vi ?_+ not -.frail! of them. Wis | why le held
"ii n. ihe Info ria ted brute to lon;:, I ? laughed an.l
said that he though) thal via- 'li- beet thing to do.
'? Mr. Slattery," be said. ?? kept calling m me "* let the
i ftip on ;_ ni id dog be
much better than cling on."
DtSOSBBSLT BAILBOAD HAMMS
Charlotte, N. c.. Aug i- (Spode!).?Intenoo ex
eit.-ni'Mit wa* eaaaed la nd* city this morning bv |n<
formation from Hunter - Me, which was brought by
1' Bun ? r. of tba depr dationi of a gang rd goo
i.a::'ts of thc Charil rlnnatl ami Chicago Rail
road, ? I.i. wiri; moving camp from I.nek BIB to
Winston. All were negroes a::d carried weapons,
ellhe;- pistol, kill?" or ri." I - ' . ben
yestenlay. 'I? miles out they stopped a nun on a
axer Towo Creek ai,,I kepi bim there two
i I ira::.J" I through the Corn | I
Held uf Pink Henderson, a White larine.-, and secured
a good po: Han of his crop and derrin!:;!.'! fhe re?
mainder. Thil happened yesterday. This morning,
ville, or.e of the gang Bred a pistol
ami put out an eye of George Andrews, a respectable
I liking to rhe r!ty. Tbi
ard of Georgi Moores ami began
,it hi* poultry. When remonstrated with by
Beares they brutally assaulted and swore ar
. :.??? * Uiver P. M'-ares a
bench warrant w?- Issued, a'i I the Sberlfl summoned
a pus--. Gove r B ? ???- Informed, and rirbv
mi n ami loc il mina. - I -ed ro
quell (tM -tUturl? le Of ball an lioitr ihe
I ed, l"fr the armory for
pol ki double quick. Tbs Bhertfl ImpreBsed a
train Ths I ' MA, Mourne, and
l o - rrounded the gang and Drought rhe
dist ur bet * ben to J ? -. I.
THB OABOB C imp at lake or.nnCtF..
Imv.i Island, Lake George, Aug. l-l.-Over 100 . ;
canoeists are now In camp here, sud tliore will be
BOO bolo? the leal work Of (:,'? --sion begins on
Monday ne.\t. I'l.dsy was the fourth rainy day nf
rhe series of e1'-!.t di'- lines the camp opened, and
ihe canoeist* amaeed Ibsmwlvei by living op th- lr
and making preparattom for the raees of
ne.-.t witk. Tbe Bow Tork, Katekerbeelter, ami
oped together to the north of
the headqns preseni from
tbe former I , i- Faux, W, i-. Graves aad J. ii.
Bpregni Ths Knlcl rhockara oa band am I*, a.
r, a. i. (..ii.im-r. B. I". Stone, ll M Bearer, J
m bepp, Pi , ? lllin, Tho
Brooklyns are William Whitlock, T. c
snd W. Mei. M Uer* expeeted M. V. Broakan, B J
Wilkin, J t. Bewntaa, J. Smith, B. F. Snyder and
I i Dan nell Th- lac I New ar!., hat. o. T.
I., i ;? d. ricki and C. \. l:. Schuyler
THE SBATUBO'A UBOSBB clxtreiwabD.
Newport, Allgp ll '""?'Ml Tlie eenlreboard of Hie
Gravllng h? b*s*n taken emt and lt ls now at the
It ii broken diagonally seroai from Hie
? sd lo th" top, and brward Cot
? sndtcapp .I
i i. The Purltaa will start Maj
il..* ? r tin M
I , I
ti.iphed thi owner ol th- lra_|uoii
c.ai p!'p:i!pIp' tims aBowaaee would be ilvea bg u,,
Baehem owners If Ihe IrorjuoK would start. ( onimo
doi. kiah and his guoata have left here aud will Join
X
the Grayling at N'ew-Lo.duo. | l
ONE NEW VASE AND A DEATH.
TIIE FEVEH SLACKENS IN FLORIDA.
MODirriNO Tine quarantinr rfottlation
BOPBPUL IN JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, Fla., Ans ll (Special).?The 6
o'clock report is: "All wall" Only one ne-.v
msc to-rlay ami one death. If certainly bears nit
tho doctors' predictions that the fever is ftbo'it
broken up. At the Sanirnrr Association meering
tod iv the most important blt of nevs WM the
following from the Superintendent, of Kalin tts.
'larmer, at, Atlanta, rcjmrdins the Government'*
position:
To the l'os'mast?, Jacksonville, Fla
In regard to an Inquiry on the subject General Super
tatetldeal itan.-roft wire*: "The ej ua ran tl no ?j.ii,.?:<n?
!n re?* " to United Sletes mall have been estaMIshed under
th- advi-e of the Health Department of the General Qov*
ernment. wh'eh ha* sole Jurlsdietien In the ma'ter. The
public mar foe! assured that no r!*t_ of a ?p??1 o? cpMemb
will be run, and the add'tlon.il fumlgatpin h" Hon* outside
of Florida will ho established a* neee**l*y require*. The
Tost Office Department feel* confident tha*. everything
possible t* being done to guard loeallrj.** smtr.st Inroads
of epidemic. Any refusal* by municipal SBipenUoai **
UM ji"-,.,' of mails taranga -...wu-, or by MtV-duali
or health organizations, are clear rials Bens <>f Section 725
of -he Postal Law* and Begulattoan and the iBmileri are
liable to summary arrest and punip-liment. This Deport?
ment has co desire lo add lo the discomfort of (aver*
I lOttlltlei ty ;i re-ort to harsh mean*, but it w.ll
ho ive,I lg hav-' them Informed of the ?rta? MnaBQUlaeSS
ti,a', may follow any interference whatever **ith the
operation* of tho service. Any community desiring to
have the mall whleh may be left fumigated can hava name
done by ths postmaster NMlvhaj ihe mai;* snd taking
charge of the fumigation. Your view* of tho case as
sta-ed in your telegram of thl* da- ara enrlrely correct, and
wileri BBdeiaUoa I* counselled you must exerel? r.-rri
ne*s and pripinptness that tie exigencies may require.
Have the Florida pres* give immediate publicity to this
ruling, ind while I have no d.'lre io be harsh, the mall*
must and shill go ?
This moHiis that the long delayer! Jacksonville
mails will go forward, and that business will be
resume*! again. The weather to-day has been
very hot, but to-night js cool. The people felt
greatly encouraged over the outlook.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18?D. J. Edwards, general
passenger agent of the Queen nnd Crescent route,
has received a v]f-_Tam from the general [*n- ?.
ger agent, W. P. Ilardee, of the Savannah, Florida
and Weatern road, announcinc that quarantine
regulations have been <vo modified ns to allow
passengers to Routh Florida points to be passed on
their way ar Callahan, twenty miles from Jack?
sonville, without detention and without going
through Jacksonville.
A OASO OF DESPERADOES BKOICE.V UP.
Chicago, Aug. 18.?A dispatch to " The Dally News "
from Scranton, Ohio, says: -* Tho sherill1 and a posse
had a fight with a band of despond, es at Marlon, in I he
interior of this county yesterday afternoon, and one nf
the sheriff's party was Wounded. Five of rhe outlaws
were captured and thia Doming were loei.ed in jail,
? v oth?rs, comprising the worst elo??.nt, a? at
large in the hills, heavily armed, and defying thi
-lo rift to take them. The men ar*** wanted for h?a';
- ? | the I rs' reunion at Marlon TbUtadey.
Then are in the bind sever, brothers of the Gilmore
family?3 desperate set?ami three brothers nani'''!
Hunt. Louis Gilmore ls the lea'ler. The men are
all criminal*. The first disturbance took place when
Alfred Boblasoa, Republican Representative from th1*
rounfy, was delivering a ipeeeb In tiie soldli-r*' camp.
Marlon Gilmore began a drunken row, an'l when ad
d by the authorities to de<|?t a ;>!tched battle
!. The Gilmores and Hunts retired to a barri?
cade In the hills, bmudlahlug their arms and deii,*d
the whole camp to tabs them. The shenfT arrived
on the scene yesterday noon, anti forming a large
po<se, su?ee'Ied, after a bard "niggle, la capturing
Taine* and Ellas (.'.Imo?, Mont, Rich anl and Flo. d
Hunt and Jaka Davidson. The other rieteH repelled
the sheriff's approach with Winchester nflees. A
? rormy bartle followed, anti all engace,i dispersed In
'.he wood fighting, ami were not beard of again until
the sheri ft reached a telephone station this morning
md sent word thal except George Wilson, who wa*
s light Iv wounded In his ann, all hi* men were un?
hurt. Two of the Gilmores fell in tiie t\_ht but none
af them has yet been raptured.
BF.Ori.AR* TO COSTEXO AT THE TARGET.
Lewiston, N. Y., Aug. IS (Special).-Old Fort
v'lagara ls silva with men, and the green bluffs of
he Niagara Fiver are dotted with White tents. The
?e,?pm ls the annual contest eif the marksmen nf the
Division nf the Arlanrlc. which includes companies
rom all sections of tiie eountry east af the Mls?t**lppl
.iver. The scene on the banks of the old river ls
ruly an Inspiring one. In every direction blue*
?oate.d boys are seen wandering about until they take
heir turn at the bullseye Ibe shooting range is
pronounced by experts to be the linest in the country,
md gives universal satl-factlnn. Among the ar
Ivals to-day were member- of the nd Artillery of
tCW'Tork, under command of Sergeant Goodman;
M Artillery of gt Augustine, Fla.; 3d Artillery of
iairimn?. In command of (Sergeant Calhoun; 2,'ld
nfantry of Fort Mackinaw. Mich. : 4th Artillery of
'ort Warren, mi?.; (.th Cavalry. POrt Meyer, Va.;
md dth Cavalry. Tivy ate a;l feeling well anl
rill make some good seores. The men at" ie.ec.ed
or their previous records In n;ar'isuinn.shfp. and tlio|r
spouses are defrayed by the companlew sordini: them
mtest will not be flnlibed before the lan of
? pt cm ber.
stole to ftrrponT a worthless ebsRARB.
LiufTalo. Aug. 18 (Special).?The police discovered an
lopemenr to-day when Derective Curtin arrested Mrs.
'...mn, an Intelligent, well t]?s?ed woman of twenty
Ive, for shoplifting. Two tnontbe ago she calb-tl
t H. K. kenyon's store, told a sad tale about bow
he had to support her husband and WM given em?
ployment, lier actipii's excited Mr. Kenyon's sus
ileloni and Ihe police on Investigation found thal the
ias an alasteir simplifier, cons , n prop
tty bring found In her room':. Uer alleged husband
urns out to be a f?-!!o-.v with a wif ? and family liv
-ig la Canada She. also. |efi her husband and s child
pportlng
fm. A kind-hearted city official, moved by Iur lean
ml good looks, became bondsman for her.
A nrrnr.rTIOSARY LABDMABB DB8TB0TBD.
Keadlng. Penn.. Aug. 10.?Tbe burring of Van BeetTs
(aper nilli, Bve miles from this city, laat night, hal
dot'ed out aaa or twa of the few Revolutionary Und
narks In this section of the Stare. The property has
ice'i in the i oswitlon of the Van Beed family for 180
I flour "us ni*!'' the? for Wi
rmy. For flfty yeai ia a pi er rn,ll.
"be loss will be between 25,000 and 130,000, 'lue
muran at ? ooo.
PITT ES EY A COPTBBBMAB BB AMS
Haekettstou a, N*. J., Aug i-.- The wits of Theodore
'ark. of this place, |* lying at her home in a ciltteal
ondltlon, stiff.ring from tlie blie nf a copperhead
nake. While Mis. Park WU gathering dry brush
i a thicket yesterday tbs flsU mate-hlng, arhleh ike
t first supposed to be a bee. stine her on the hand,
he elld not know that ibo bru! t.p-en Lit r-*i> by a Popper
maka until she saw the reptile rapidly moving
way. gbe KOO fell a teven pain In her arni, and
: 'o ber room '?'?'? the tfine 'he physician ar
Ivcd, the arm was already swollen and discolored.
BtrffffLlBUEB iv sexy, es ct. -.vp.
Chester I- pot, Vt.. Aug. 1 ?*.- burglars entered the
onie of George C. Allen early this morning. One
|tb evolves kepi Mr. Allen am! his wife In bed.
notherraasaehsd th*- house, scouringgl,-00 la -Boney
nd valuables. Bewarda sn offered *>f fi .ooo f..r th"
ne I of (!:'? burglars, aad 9300 for tho recovery of
a.- pa perty.
Booth Lancaster! Mam . Aug. lt.? Burglar* last
Igbl li lew o (pen the sal,- lr, Ibe SUM- Of II I . If'.-nip'r,
Ul fliulllig nothing, (bey eur.'i'd (he house adjoining
nd took from Mr. Hoemer'i slothing ami _
i eaah ami HBO worth of postage ? ami*.
FILE WORKS XUCT DOWS.
Lowell, Mu.., Aug. ia?Tbe lllscox Tile Corn
any, of West Chelmsford, ihut down last night fur
ii Indefinite period, ewing (<? tie pentstsnt and ag
rr "Ive war of I .rge Incorp'iia'i'il c-o.terns. The
ttckh'biers roted (** i-MUIon th*' company in*o in
dvene; Tbe aggregate llabllltlea are ifarty
The valli" of Ile assets ls not known.
A CBBt g TOBCBB ABBBfTTED.
Lanie Creak, Mun. Aug, ls. Mamu L. Lewis.
:.__, IhoBHs laandsre. alu, Thomas Lovejoy, wi.
reeled hen. today for au ai tempi __ p^s a Isrgsd
nxb on the First National llank of Sowh?rn Kansas.
any checks on the .ame bank wero lound ou hl_u.
e has plcs-lod gullly.
GORMAN NOW AT THE HELM*
BPJCT! ONLY NOMINALLY IN COMMANBl I
THFHK WILL BE LESS TALK ABOOT TRJCZ TBABM
AFTER TUTS?TUTING TO HEAL DKMfti
CEATIC QUARRELS THAT HAVB
HDUHMUH-D THE
CAMPAIGN.
Senator Go,man is here. Ile and CfiafnnaB
Calvin S. Uri? went down last night to tha
Oriental Hotel. Manhattan Beach, to cool their
brows and take sweet counsel by the rolling
wagem Mr. liri? has sent up into Ncv-England,
where his private car, constructed for him as a
railroad magnate, ls being used by a friend, and
hns directed that it Im* sent her* on Tuesday for
liis personal use. He is going on a trip through
the Western S*atos, to occupy two or three weeks.
Chnhman Barnum will t-it on the Democratla
voleaaa during this interval and Mr. Gorman
?vail ' ome over from Washington to console him oc?
casionally. Senator Gorman says he will go back to
\Va"-_un_rton to be present on Tuesday when the
vote is token on the Fish?ri? Treaty. It ls un
deiatood that he will return to this city later In the
wee!..
Theae ar* the salient features about D-mecratId
National fTtartunariaii f.-om wfcki bbvpj gatherers
were yesterday iBUlgaimlgg to "size mi" the in-*
ternal disseaal ms whieh are now on every hand
acknowledged to he aoing on among t_*_e Demo?
cratic JeadeeS. Th* ?nall fry at Democratic head
f|ii;irters have " pi*-e.i away"* enough of the quar
telling so that with the above facts known con?
cerning the proposed movements of Brice, Gor*"
man and Barnum. the entire story
has com*- out. The former press agent
at headquarters has been discharged,
but, this dens not prevent the further spread of
information, as the other employes are more ins
dined t-o talk than before.
It is beyond question now that there has been
serious disagreimont between the Free-Tradere
arni Chalrmaa Brien. Among those; who have
been snubbed is Henry Watter on, who is looking
up to the heavens and swearing vengeance in blae
letters a yard long. The appeal was taken from
Chairman Brice's decision to Mr. Cleveland, and
thc latter could only suggest the expedient of
tndndng Mr G-Bmaa to eom? here nnd run the
campaign. Ile h,iH finally- consented to take a
laboring oar. bat Ins Mated that Mr. Brice shall
retain the chairmanship, gather in the money,
sign the checks ann appear as tiie ? dummy" for
such operations as Gotmaa and Barnum shall set
on foot Iwhind his aaren
Mr. Brice yell Ulla J denied emphatically tha
story that he bael been Baked to BSBlfB, or would re
*:irn. I*- wns similarly dp rued by MsBBBB, Gorman and
Barnum. But this itratal dies not cover t_he
n.il point, which is thar Barnum and Gorman
are to run the campaign. Mr. Brice's talkatlv"
Bem lias been a small consideration in leading
to this reorganlmtioa at headquarters. He dif
ters from the [?WSBthBt to the extent of making
demands on tho Exeeative, and Gorman ii the
only man whom Mr. Cleveland will trust ta deal
out pledge* that certain BssmUfgBBB still in oiric-.
shall be swept out after he is r*--ei?* ? sd. It is
noticeable that under the changed conelition of
affaire, even th" Mujrwump lo:i<l"rs are paying
court to Serial or Qot___, an.l Horace White is said
to have .-pent an hour in conference with him
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
afternoon. .John S. Barbour, of virginia, lias
gp>ne hp me disgusted with the inability cf tba
oommittee to we the situatiou in his State as ha
secs it. The only happy man in tlie lot :s Arthur
Sewn! I. of Mame, who has 1200,000 to ape ad iu
his M '?
Senator Gorman gave out this statemt-nt last
night :
Mr. Bri'-e's conduct of the campi!-r. ?'n*? h!? acceptance
?bawl thal he _ y_a right man in the right place. My
BsBbenH ladgBMBl ls that HM pally ha* I NS hid a mere
rgluten! and able man at 'he h":m. The? I* no coallie!
between him and the PmaflaM or inv member ot hla
ciimmltiee. II" 1* pur?uln_r intelligen-ly and actively tke
only course that lt is paaatbk for him to follow. The
National CaandttM has I .-. ll any Batt frarr.ei the Issues
of the rsiBpelga and cannot do so. The-, issues a? de?
aned "y the actions snd declarations ot
the President, and by the representatives ol
(be party In Congress, and by the platform of
tbs Nv'.onal convention. So that al this stage of tha
- rhere la nothing for the . halrman of ihe committee
to do izeept te g.'t tin pary hadar* In brie, print Ind dis?
tribute ssattar that us Blneey beea made up by msaebas
delivered In Congres* and by the de.-laritlon* of tha
President. Th'' Bold 1* I limited one for the chairman, arid
I ny Uist he ha-) pursued lt diligently and intelligently.
The? have be.n complain'*; there always irs ee__
plain-*. 1 KBMBttei four '.*-,- _; this time eoro*
: s af Bopt?mber. The
Qinst ex-rsvaran*. yarns were m.mufa slured and puUished
ppoaltlOB pren "'.hug of di.-r-;anl-..tton and de
tno-alUatt an, and soini- ? f tttSSA went so far as to Intimate
;:?!_?, ?!, interests were sold out lu Weet Vii*
rials, liirt.aiiu aad Okla, Whleh wen then Oetober State*.
? BBthlakiag wise mnawkM alarmed, but the
r-.sult in v',- oe* -Bal answer to all those
? antill 'ns. We were content then, is wa ara
"nlcal now. ir the en,-my r_n gag any con.fort In tHr?
HBBBflll iBiad WSUlBBWIlB. wholly devoid Of truth, let Ililli
go on In tha*. Una, and we will pursu- our c.urse, pr_
s-nttng the ?_v- lanes Bf ihe BoalMl as Intelligently aa
are '.sa te tbs publle. and nobody who has f_d.h in tba
Deawentle party h*,s th* slightest, question thai tba aaa
duel of the pi ll ?' Colonel Brice will c. "'-mis
?o :>?, a* I-, in* Mea ap ??? thU Ham Shis and la-Billgenu
when the Pnatdsal -ha;, hav.- Banal Us lams et iweps
ance, and the Republican* hav: *howu their band is ta
what 1* to la- dare- with the "riff In the. s-nju, than tha
la ,.iroe'-, ;?ii I think lt ls a__Ca te
- that then Will then be no con
Bf any want of ri' t: n, ur Bf harmony, or of an
a ? purr, of Colonel Brice and his cu_?nil
Til ET COULD M>r DEI Eli7. TUE POLICR.
CROWD WHO WITNESSED A PRIZE FIGHT TB_T
. i ESCAPE uN a TC*;. BUT IX) BOT gVOO??
Over a. ha? i ad iponlBg toma, ?me of thea wita p_g?
Halla repuiailean p i_baaefe with th* police ia
my d-iwu yt etattay _Besa_ag and at last btougiu __> \o o
laaetng yat* an la k*cabera in th:* pavilion w?a at-eo.
?*1 a twei.-y.four f?ot Kag far the a,.?B.BdBMm of (Juorga
l.e Blan.he. t?-..*: known a* -The .sunns," ra" ? JlaSt"
Varley, who ? * faa kr.ow.-" Th- ?**i- uf cha
: -av. three gwpsrew meda "Tie Minna'* who
? as -r.',,?led by -Jick*' Filloa and Irani Mena, waa
- ley, who wss ?eonded by C-Uv-de
Nur'o i aril ? -I "ii,* Da.'V. wa* badlr putiUhed. hts "oe
a. ito. jpi,:t't sud tnu.h dlaeatand sud sm attar tba
Bg ? whl ti ?j. " - a purse of e-">0. the entl? party "?j**.
,._ Uta ? ? - . Hes ? i n SButh. *i
' a tip which ni'tu"? hi_a
to turn th'- Pattal I mur*. BB tfcl Hudson In ?arcb of tha
? r.s ni h-r rerge ? I ? Ba or two _*?.??
Tonker* she was spied ai_d boarded, much to the iHacual
of tho ; f whom '.ried to Maa
" ju.?'_" Di'inp-s-y. the ? Kae-panaV" wa* found wtth e
Hal jum|M'r mi ai.cl h.s lund- ind fsea ail grease an* dlr|
o'l.etv. and wa* taken on Ssa-1
the Patrol mild roars ?,r Uuirhier. ? Abe" Coaklcy waa
I fn in the seal-hall and ?? Mlle" Costigan wu i?
: to devrt Ca! pl!"t-hNBS Bf the Meyers for the
t-lilli of tho Palnl At the Tomb* Police Court La
and Varley we- admitted to f VK) ball by Justice
Pa?Bl, Jerermsh Sullivan, I mloon-keeper, foing oa tha
han ? af t>"Ui u.'-u. Tim re si of the niotley cn>w4 wan
-
-?
TAOS Alt* BBSnCXOB* DEATH.
Ceaaaj r .- aaslS-Si yesieMay ot
the aaddaa aaath ?' ' i'ip, uuder poeiiliar
ell*-__?Baeaa, M h>r hame. NI gil IVillroad-jve., Jersey
Cur. *? . B i Wee-Bean is a meal In the same house
iud *he s:"d Mri I', .ni. San ii"- Ison ou gus" tarma.
They luamtled l few diys ago and blows we? eiehai_|wL
. ? in* ?. pr lound I warrant, from Justice Cou tot foi
the BOMBI of Mr*. l'si;ti?m. OSMBShSS Masker went to thl
!t,.u-e on Friday ni*lu io ser\e tho warrant and found Mra
Pagnani d' 1 Mr*. Weue.ke wa* arrested and wUl ba
Bald lo BWOM the result uf an tnvuatlgatlen to be mada by
the i aunty Physician. Police gaagSSB Nevlna said leal
-Vining that Mra Pagnam ,1 ? I of tl., l.-ra morbua There
I n.ui her body auA Mrs. W.aecka
,t\:iil{ ?trui'K lier.
.1 gTB_U_-BO.tr OWBBS Dh'OWSED.
Troy, N. V., Aa* )- Rtettf .MriMie-.in, owner
of tim sleaasm Adlraadaal-! ea ctiau-augay l__u>_
a ll f'Ttn the gSek of the steamboat yesterday a_i_\
ivis drowned. _
HUTON Of PRES1PEST CEOROE B. BOBBBT8.
Philadelphia, Aug. ls op.Hali (ieorge B. Roberta,
president of the Pennsylvania IUIlroad, has bean tar
?everei days cuullued by niue.* to bli boure al aila.

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