New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
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| NEw-ORLHANs, Aug 3O.Thcrc may not DO quite rs
| much hurrah Just now in the Blame movement II
this city as there was when it started, but it i
nevertheless surely growing and gaining strength
The organization of white Blaine Clubs continues
and this week the formation of a number of new
ones was announced. Mr. John Delaney. hlgl
officer i'm perhaps the strongest labor organization in
the State announced in an interview in The item on
Thursday evening his preference for Blaine. Nh. De
laney is genuine wortingman himself, and Is
possessed of great influence with laboring men. The
announcement therefore that Blaine is his choice is
of considerable political importance.
Society in tho French quarter Of the town is some
what excited over the marriage OF Miss Louise
Sidonio Vogue, well-cOnnected young lady, aud a
real Creole beauty. TO Sam Hing. Chinaman. Hing
is a merchant in Ell Paso. Toxas. ard a labor con
tractor with the Texas and Pacific Railroad He is
rather good looking man, and those that know
him say that he is an Intelligent educated and
polished Chinese gentleman. The ceremony took
place in this city On Monday.
With enough water flowing by the city to supply
the world with watcr-wOrks capable of meeting all
possible demands. and with city ordinances and
state enactmeuts intended to compel landlords to
furnish an adequate water supply to tenants, hum
drcds OF people in New Orleans are to-day suffering
for the want of water because there has been no
ram for three weeks Hundreds of people daily get
their water for washing and cleansing purposes
from the street cutters. People whose cistern
supply il still uucIhau,tcd fm sh their ncghbdrs
with drinking water in limited quantities. hut there
the charity ends, and for water for ali other pur-
poacs the cutter. have to Iva resurol to- This state
of affairs arises almost every year aud vet IL Scons
80 be nobody's business To remedy the evil.
The Washington ARTILLERY was ono of the com-
mands which did police duty at New Iberia during
the troubles arising from tho struggle of uNAl
politicians for Office Tho command has had enough
ot such service and at meeting ON "Wednesday
night adopted resolutions requesting the tovcrnur
not to call ON them again Tor duty outside the city,
The battalion AT the Same time Expresses "a Wiling
ncss to volunteer m case OF great danger or
cmrtgcucV
Tho police this week m,dc good capture iu tho
arrest ul lamrs lloulihan, u notorious huoiIum
who was wanted Tor the murder ut Ont,cr MttIttt
ON June a.. Ntldom had placed lluulhln uulor
htirst az dAupuiuua anal tuspiJiuuy ,hatl,trt and
was taking hun 10 tire atom when lluulfhuu ttr,
pistol aud shot and kllod tho officer aud c.gnpri
\ companion ot lluulihW who V1H also in custnd,
ul Maddrln aud Who was captured 10, officer, Al
rN,tod hy the nhot Turn u N,Utr.a evidence, llouli-
han was tIa, krl ou SUNDAY toA aaN-mil srttlrurut
IA tho lower pant ot the state and there arrested.
1hcro Ma, another attempt TIN, wcol To GET I'M "A
yellow fever scare against TIA, city, The bank Ala
hntt cleared from this port ioi Pensacola and "A H.,
on the way over lost her captain, aud had several
OF her crew sick on reaching lcusacola. The health
authorities at that place hastily declared the clusc
OF death OF the captain and the sickness, of the crew
10 he yellow fever. Investigation showed that he,
vessel had not been m a yellow fever port sine,
1883 aud was not then injected, and that the can
tam aud crew had been on prouactcd spree and
ness and the death and thus the scare died almost
a, soon as IL was born.