New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-10

fHE MEMS rms MORNING.
rot,ev.-France 20 declare war against China
,prnriol LaneUel WINNER ol the cham
,.o,. gtotns r2qt and I7arna welcomed in
Wat.,-v. cholera met ah0tinp in ltoiv
ruta,p ipilets state that khattonrn he9 fallen
raiA Campbell pri lHiRprt'n" lhidpelrom
wrecked
n A,stt,. totea,m rubt's rintaiiiy 90 Maine
Rin oa,t.t : nnn Epleiait toapf Was
hsiied umrisof the American Assimilation
a., ,ho Advancement a ..,.utt N''r "l''i"L
Tho oae iil, iine clio tr,nid eas beaten at 'i"0
tho dispatch upat i'rhi" 30 "'"H '''''
ior ttial
CIlY Ahn srBuRfAN.-llirl'st average temper
atufo of the sea. on; many suustiohes
letter l,lt by President Runyon. f'"ri J'n.
nmgs. Arsnzl, Matto Raptue lroclma' Water
LILY. Iopsy and BouIke Cochran won the Sleeps
head BAY races. -- interesting trottng races at
tbe Ncw.Nork Diving Club Grounds, -=
The New-lork nine beat the DeroitN cold
value of the lega-tender silver dollar (ll&'2
,ra,psl Sis cents. --- Stocks were extremely
dull. bus with some wide fluctuations, and closed
fcaturelcss.
TIM Manufactures local observations IN
dictate hot and fair wcather Temperature y'Sier-
day: Highest 04o; lowest. - average sl'o'.
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The news from Maine grows bctterasit grows
older. Robes plurality is over 1900, Inc
Senate is entirely Republican, and the Lcglsla-
ture is iour-hlths Republican, Every county
officer il Republican except two. The Demo-
Gratis and Dependents will have Harder work
to-dqyto b,littlc this victory than they had yes
torday and yesterday ii was almost 100 much
for them.
One of the shrevdcst and best Informed Of
political observers in thi, county is cX-Goyernor
Reuben T. FentCn, and his opinion OF the stu
alton in this State, as reported Ill the news
from the National Republican Headquarters,
will receive attention. Governor FentOn Is
confident that Ncw-York viii be carried by
Blaine and Logan b, large majority. Ills
ppinion of the chances in Ohio is equally en-
rOuraging.
The warm weather is making the most Of its
last chance this year. and perslstenty keeps
the mercury far up in the nnctics. The pros
pect OF relief is not iiattCring il may come to-
morrow and it may not. There has been much
suffering throughout the city, especially IN the
poorer ncighbOlhoOds; vet the number OF pros
trations is comparatively small. Happily the
residents Of New-York have not been eneryated
by heat during the summer, and therefore en-
dure the present a0ction pretty well.
That was peculiarly strong and felicitous
little speech that Mr. Blaine made on Mond1y
evening 10 the jubilant Augusta Republicans
who cume scrcnading him. Insisting. ~ in his
letter of acceptance. that the tariff wasthc lead
Ing ISSUE of the canvass, hc Clinchcd his point
by calling attention ia the circumstance that the
Rcpuhlirnnshad won AN unparalleled triumph
In Mnino 90 the rallyiug cry. Protection to
American induelry Equally i0rciblc VIA Mr.
Banc's reference to prohibition. The reason
he assigned for not voting for The
amendment Is M sound and etatcsmanliLc ~ 1t
a. mnnly. Nh. Blnino's spcech will be found In
full on another page.
Certain conscientious members of the Board
OF Education have long been of the opinion
that the oolorcd children who now attend the
two public schools set aside for their race In
this city could DO moro properly cared for II
they were taught with white children; and
they advance arguments In favor Of this prop
osition which have no little weight. However,
Tho law H. against them, aud ~ long M this IL
the caso no oyasions Of II should be- allowed.
The recon, attempt 10 transfer the school In the
22d W ard 10 n less eligible situation savors of
unfairness which reflects no credit ON the
Board nor on tho trustees. Moreover IL would
be interesting TO know why the colored teach
ers have not been paid promptly.
Up TO the present time no discoveries have
been made in the ruined bank at New Bruins
wick, n. j., which indicate that anybody be-
sides the. cashier and president was engaged
I'm wrecking it and there is some reason TO be-
lieve that Mr.. Runyon did not realize how I'M
proper his dealings with the concern were. 1t
Is made pretty clear, however. that what led to
the discovery of Hills crimes was the deter
mnation of recently elected director to make
. thorough examination Of the contents Of the