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WOULD DISGRACE A FIsHwoMl


Poor Myers! Though Secretary of the great
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Office, he gave utterance to blackguardism that
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

and thst tho Democrats shall nominate q Governor
leaving vacant the offices 10 which the Reauhmssion-
sfs may make uomin atons This means fuhion M 10
The state ticket between the Democrats and Rcsubms
sionista
The programme undoubtedly Il 10 .ndeavor TO secure
the 10 election of Governor Click and especially to mako
fight upon the Legislative ticket IN order that law
may he pass rcsuhmittng the temperance question:
the people. This programme does not contemplate III
between the Rc.ubmissionist Republican, ana INC
Democrats the National ticket On the contrary rs
definitely Understood that the Rcsubm ssonsts, VINO
are ardent Republicans In National anare, shall voto
for Blaine and Logan. The National RcpuDlcan uVsor
therefore ia in NO way endangered by the contest In Kan
sRs over prohibition. 81,
The result of such fusion on the election OF the Iogs-
aturc which has 10 choose successor to Senator luga
cannot now I've estimated There H. NO doubt, however
that the Republican, will elect their candidate Ipr o
smor John A. Martin I'm addition 10 carrying tno
National ticket ST. John has little populaF following IN
The state The State Temperance Alliance, when III,
cludo nearly all the active prohbitionsis. has agreed
that At Ia nrxpediont to put In nomination tn In
The Prohib tioniSa who therefore, VIII support 81 Jou
are few A letter has been re oived tlOn ~ J"II"
own own district that he will not receive over ZVNo'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
LIEUTENANT RAY ON CANNfBA,Jsv
lBY TELEGRAPH To rnR TRipuxy ''

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Leutenant D.
who commanded the Point Barrow Expedltion ~"
has had much experience IN Arctic region, nna 49,
SELF been great sufferer from hardship con',1'l
upon the statements OF Leigh Smith In England
Mr. Leigh Smith is mistaken, IN the sta,e,o.., 'v'
there IA no record OF cannibalism IN the Arctic -.
There such records bodies mutilaed and bo,s, ,
ped and sawed There ia none. perhaps, whlle m.
were under the control OF the officers n wer. N -,
mand OF n starving Arctic party would not ,,,,.,
cannibalism and would not permit the dead boly :,
member Of the party TO be mutated 10 my kpo,,.s
While would observe that rule as a matter N gs,ss
would not watch or investigate 10 pre- vent The e.fa
the bodies, IL the reduced 10 such an ers
to render them capable OF cannbalism Wo"LaI y
nothing to sanction or permit cannibalism except Ia ~
extent" ~es
II Is error 10 regard cannibalism as a ram -
possible thing. EsquimauK will and frequently do .,,r
themselves to death sooner than eat their dead -
is not always with civilized people. have me, n 49,
life two persons who have subsisted upon human A.
sometime OF great restitution aud threatened stav,,
The cases are by no means unusual. The majority a.
pear TO be OF sailors who have been sent adr frS,
wreck In boats and exhausted their provisions. taoss
dying from starvation being eaten BY the Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
paula. ALIAS oLG4, ALIAS FRANCES

Paula Esperanza, alias Olga Eisendeeher,
alias Frances stevens the young woman who has been
boarding in hospitals in this city and in Brooklyn and
telling entertaining bs about herself rested comoriaoy
IN II. vlncents Hospital Friday night after klu1s
been found in suspicious swoon ON the seP
OF No. 200 West feminist. She was discharges
from the hospital yesterday afternoon aud having al
usted her eve glasses nicely her she TOOK Bn
reticule and wand red 10 the east side of the e ~
4 D. m. she entered the House Of the Holy ftuA,'
a Roman Catholic nstitu ION In see ave- oetsoos
Eichth Ninth SITS She asked ermissi0n 70 say
The house all Light spylng that sbe Wou,1 ~" Al
suici G II she turned away. Dete tive bsseI u
tue Seventeenth PIecinct, went to the mouse a. -
arrested Ter on charge OF vaTancy ~
she was locked up in the Fifth street Police st4u9u s
wept and sal she Ia more trouble than she eout IN
she described herself Frances Ria0e age LIE IA,
a native OF South America, seV,fA " .ss
friends. she said. lived IN NeW-f0k. pu' ps,pe
was not willing to appeal to them Tor ASSISTANCE. , sh
told hat size would be taken 10 police cour' ,,,eud
asked the police send word Of ner arrest 70 hei
W V. Carmichael, at Baunaun's Hotel III heeH'"AS"
telegra was sent as desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Republican Blaine and Logan campaign ciuo was OF
gan zed in North Tsrrytown on Friday evening I"ere
was large meeting and the best one held in that place IN
years Great enthusiasm prevailed Beside this club there
has been organized an rishAmerican Workingmens
Blaine ana Logan UuD. ::!::sS: 9! !!s5 ,Th3 Demo-
Gratis who have never voted 4 publican ticket, naIe
Joined It, A Coored Mems Blaine ana Ii gan IIu9'
numbering thirty, is also thoroughly organized
ON next Saturday evening the Central Bla'ne anu 10
OF the candidates Robert Scwcl. ID. o. Brad ey ana l.
T. LOvait are to make tue ad ircsses . ,,,.
The first Republican rally OF TIC campaign IN BrOge-
port took place at Recreation Hall lat evening Curs
THOMPSON presided and the Rev. O. W. Prnper OF ONO
was the speaker The ch ract'r OF The audience Pny
indicated firm determlna ion 10 support the rres
dental nominees. . 1,--.
A blaine and Logan meeting was held at Grnenport Il.
L. last evening with Corporal Tanner an W. H. Nalng
a. speakers. There was a large attendance. .
Blame aud Logan Club has been organized IN SCUM
Orange, y. j.. with II. u. Dcgn, president, ana H. T.
TAYLOR, secretary. =, -. .,
Madison Friday night and organ zed large capag
club Tue officers lect d are: j. A. Webb. PRESIDE
William H. Bradshaw, vicc-prcsldcnt; T. r. HOIdeu 'bd
i. 4. Cart +, sc retari -; aud ChaIleS J." CndI!
treasurer. Professor BUTT, OF Drew SEMINARY, Wa
made honorary vce-presldent. - ...
At SUNNI n. j., Il ainc and Logan CluD OF seventy
five members has been or .auizcd . ,
f. Rcnuhlicaps of Cadwe |, y. j.. met la'' evening
and many names were enr He'd for B 'iu- ana Logan
Cub Tie meeting was addressed by Judge FranAIor ;
OF Newark .
Silas b. butcher ad ressed Blaine and Logan meet
at Mariners Harbor, :. l.. last evening a.,
There was larrc and cnthuS i~tc meeting OF no
Republicans OF thr XVlih Assembly siiiet at II u w.
a. ana Nutbave last evening Sprecns wcr' made
by General James OB'irnc, General Nl.han -,
Monks ana others. RcsO q ions strongly nipf~i Y
Blliue and Logan We adop ed and tho proceedings
were concluded 10y the organization Of campaign DAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
RACING AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1G.-Thc racing at the Driv-
ing Park inued to-day. In the first race, for
purse Of 5000 $50 second for horses that had run and
not won at the meeting, with allowances, nile there
were eight star ers. ArstOcrat won by Icing IA, Eva
ButtOn secO Il, 9Th IN mont OF Centennial Maid
third. Time l:433l. French pools paid 80 80.
second ace Pu $500, oil which 800 To tue second
for mJicns of all ages; tnree-quarters of mile. Thr
started Actor by neck, Cons citation second.
a nose IN IT of Wimbledon third. Time l:lGl2 French
pools pad - 80 on the field.
Third stakes ut $40 EACH half forfeit,
$500 added OF which 500 L. the second mile aud
a uric X Seven ar.crs Bonnie Australian won by
two lengths tOuklng seCODl, neck IN front OF Lemn
third Tine 1856. Eteuch pools pa ii 80 30.
Fourth racrIurse 5000. If which $40 the second,
for reeve lids that stake " tn
allowances on and zenith miles. -Four
Top sawyer won by two lengths, LAZY Morton second,
two lengths in front KIM rrOuber tn ri, with WINS
perur ose up Time l:53l2 French tOOls paid - 10.
Fifth race-ENtra purse all ages, catch lights,
half mi e. TIRE STA tcrs he Bird won SLY by
length, Avery second, length in front OF B,he Boy
third. Tine 4si2. French pools paid S. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NAsHINGION. Satlfday, Aug 10, IssL
NEW NAVAL CADET.-Ihe acting Secretary Of d,
Navy has app1ln ed Robert W. Nag lod, Of Alabanl
cad, In the Navy
AXIS oN SPIRus--rhe acting Commissioner Of In,sa
nal Revenue has postponed the time that snef ig
immediate dstraint Tor taxes spirits al tue e1p O
Il the Iuusug bon shall take eGcct,l DeCeuD 8
ins cad o september g.
TIE CARNEY CAsEThe acting sc tary u the r-eiF
ury to-day instruc ed the Collector ~ customs a. New
York 10 Orm tho agents OF tn steamship FIfne.sia
TIA either satisfactory guarantee mus Doe given 10 the
commissioners that Carney and family viii not become
public charge n they rem iiu, tht they must b. re
turned 10 tho c0un ~ wheIc' they c1m'.
REyESUE CoLLECrOR.-Sanu3l G. lh0mps0n was 70
day appon ed Collector OF Internal Revenue To- the
District Of flOrd wee DeuD = l. * an. gucl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
ACCESSiONS IN VIRGINIA.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRnuNr.l

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1G.--Tho Republican
canvas In this state has opened we'll In the old Dcmo
cratic Xth District which embraces Rockingham rage
and Shenandoah Counto, the acccssions TO blno anu
Logan are many Ex-Congressman william Mi'ho' VI
Page County, who has heretofore acted win tne no"
hons. has declared In favor OF Blaine lie II posuo"' "
the Mines Iron Company. and Ills influence win "i'
his county and district for Bain" by large majority
MIR Milne. WAS the oand da'o OF Senator Riddeboreer
for Leute in 1891. but was beaten py OK
Senator Lewis for the nomination on tho tcket "hV"
was successful In J. Randolph fuckers dlsilci dn ~,
pnbllc ms have thf &c moro from tho rs
HE LAWYER ain of whom are from Buckingham county,
In The Virgin Legislature TO-DAY 1t became tvueut t
there was no concert of action among the bourplhs an
tls questionable whether they ca pass any law TV
might be opposed resolution was oneren 10y ,b nUu
hon senator Today which practically repuu ales tno
fire dent Of the slate. It referred to the iHaco
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
BOLDLY FACING AN UNLOADED PISTOL.
Mortz Hoppe, young salesman employed

Mortz Hoppe, young salesman employed
IN the OF H. Selling Co., OF No 81 Bowery, was
a witness recently against burglar named Palmer,
known Dutch Harmon. No. 3, who was convicted OF
robbery and sentenced prison for four years Threats
OF VIGILANCE against Hoppe made by August Palmer
a brother OF the prisoner who also was known to the
police as an cx- convict and dangerous uian Hoppe
learned of the threats and bought revolver, which he
carried unloaded in his pocket Palmer met Hoppe in
Boecker-st.. the BOwery, shortly before T. III.
Yesterday and struck him the face. Hoppe drew his
unloadcd weapon and pointed II at the convict with
the intention Of frightening him, but the ruian took the
revolver away and beat KOppc the head with tcutng
severe gashes m his scalp. Hoppe ran into grocery,
seized chcesckne with long blade and returned 10
the attack. People in the street were amazed 10 see
him walk deliberately toward Palmer who pointed the
revolver al him. and threatened 10 shoot Policeman
Brunigan up before blood could he shed, and
marched both men to the Mulberry street Police Station.
Palmer locked up. Hoppe gave bail for his appear
auCe IN "A police court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
DANGER OF DRINKING WITH STRANGEHS

August johnson, a sh p stewart VI W.
Hamiltonst was acco,tei a. the conr OF Onell! 'n'
James SITS on Friday night by TWO young meu wy
vited him to drink with them He ehee'iuH "a
but had to pay for the drink a. HE nod
money The three men then left the sfoS 'DO .s,,.i
walked only short distance when Jonnsoga Tatsst,
ana dragged into the al ey-"ay OF 49, w ana tiei
whore thrI flung him violently 10 me p1Neue "a is
10 AXE gold watcn valued AT 500 ine s-i.s "a 10
watch in his tight clenched net III 'ugSavmea then
retain posse,sion O H. one OF tue hlsH"a!a tbnz.
drew knife which he hel over JOlhso! az m ,aieh
en- 10 ut his throat 4 he did no surieh s'i,n ss
Then having cured 1t n hed. ne ~, st and
"Iork,y."a glass packer, of No 80 hah..y 0use
Pc cr AicCabe VINO lives IA ChaJnam-s iVsp. po %
were arrested sud ID .ntt1el and I'm me ,Vln III boJ
count yesterday justice Smith commtse1 'h-"
ltatI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
GENERAL AVERILLS DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-General W. "
Averill, who is stated by John l. Davenport in his e.
pOsure to have had some knowledge OF the Morey e;,.
is in this city. Mr. Davenport says that General Ay.
on October l5 just he had left Governors Island u.
official residence OF General Hancock said that he Ia.
heard some glorious news, and that there would Ne
letter osuch startling nature in few days that G,sf
would be wiped out" General Ayerill said:
That part OF the story far as IL relates 10 not
true. was not in NewYOrk at the time ind Gated and
had no knowledge OF the MOrey letter until October "a
when my attention first called to II In PhadphA
by Mr. McGibbOn, Of the Glrard House For two geek.
which included October -, absent on tup via
General Mcclellan, aud on October - IN Weston
NeW-lOrk | have kept diaries from the beginning Il
the war, and my diary, which shall examine as soo1 q
possible. will prove that this portion Of DayenI0g
statement Is Incorrect"
General Aver said, moreover that he Away. belerd
that Garfield wrote the letter and should not believe
otherwise account OF any statement Of John DavB
port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THROUGH NEW-IORK STATE.
A ROUND-HOUSE BLOWN TO ATOMS.
EXPLOSION OF \ LOCOMOTIVE IN
CINE.
lBY TELEGRAPH ~ Tnr rRlDCNE.l


Troy, Aug. 16.-An explosion in Mechanics
vile last ght about o'clock shook every house In the
vi age a. though carthq AXE had visited the place.
Many windows were broken. The cause the bur.
ing Of the boiler OF locomotive I'm the roundh'u-e OF
the Boston Hoo.ac Tunnel aud Western Raj road
The roundhou,e and two locomotives were completely
wrccLeI The shell of the exploded boiler was blown
throu II 12nch brick wall The hrrb ~ was !itcl over
auumbcr Of ears and sent into hold 100 yar's distant
one ir.c driyug-whel wJs ken of the shaft Hnd'
though dhseat search has been made for IT, cannot De
found
Frederick Auchcnpaugh had been called to take charge
# the en- inc which soon to take . train al lrceh
cara 10 NoIth Adams pom Vfung he cap hc saw mat
the cowutivc hal three gaugcP of wa.nr ia inc hn' '
anI 10 pounds Of steam. Ne gnt"d ne ne 'dIt' an
fcltcd himself tn front end Of switch engine 40 81
which a cd only few feet dsiu The cNllos ON en-
orcprr d. The force of tho couc'-siol tire" Aucn'
paigh into { q turn table PIT distance OF bout TIM
lee. lie VS. acalded about the g4 ana arms lIlH
,scarc from being killed hy The falling lrcAS ANA Nm
bli rs M rrtuus. Tho os- 10 the company III conAc
quoucc Of the acct ent will reach 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
blaine AND LOGAN PICNIC.

The Black Jack" Blaine and Logan Club
enjoyed q picnic and chOwder at Elm Park, Staten
Island yesterday At 10 a. M the members, to the num-
Der OF 10, assembled at their mpo airy
headquarers No. 40 Bleeckerst land headed by band,
marched the foot Of GTand-st and embarked on the
steam Yacht Fanny Heheran The park wa- handsomely
decorated. La ge pictures of Blaine and Logan were
hung in pCuOus places, and portrait OF tue PeSl-
deut OF The association, Major William ii. Lindsey, was
also displayed After refreshments speeches were made
by MAJOR Lindsey Fr derrick Zngrebe John Me- han and
John Moore Amer pedeing support to Major William H.
Lindsey Assemblyman and Captain Hugh Coleman for
Alde.nau,hc association reembarked Oh the Yacht ana
with three times three for Blaine ana Logan returned 10
New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
HOsMER AND HAMM TRAINING.
ley rrLraRArm 10 NE rRmrNE.I

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 6.-Georgc II. Hos
mcr OF Boston, and Albert Hamm oi New-B dt.rd pro-
fe.so al olismel, In active training at Lake Qun
siumoud. Hesmer /. matched row rcemer at Andoycr
on ptemDer 3. and Glamm to row john Mckay o. An
gut . io $500 side The place for the later contest
selected and the b roNcd here n sltis-
fac DRY ARRANGEMENTS can ne mad the state uuatc
o-p m ana nor lies e. admit the public tp their grounds
E"-ai Point where = grand .tauls u ga 10 be IN
tho day when tn annual Yale and Harvard "a rs were
cont siel te.c.
The prcsrnce o. these professional oarsmrn has added
Y,ry much 10 tie local interest n boating the Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The orders Of Passed
Asss, ant Surgeon b. NJ Rixby the European Station
haze been revoked ard he has been ordered remain On
special duty in Washington Lieutenant Commander r.
" Nj Ter ha been authorized delay his departure for
the Pac hc Station until the ste Of September tho
OF ia q, granting Commander r. D. Evans esys
of abscn for year with permission 10 20 abroad
been revoked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
WELL ATTENDED BALL GAMES.
THE CuICAGos DEFEAT THE NEw-YoRKs AND THE
BROoKLYNs THE YIRGGN1As.

THE CHlCAGOS DEFEAT THE NEW-fOKkS AND THE
BROoKLYNs THE YGRGGNfAs.
About $500 spectators witnessed the game
ut the Polo Grounds yesterday between the New-York
md Chicago Clubs The game WAS poorly played and
untoresiing, the hOm players ping up errors Mt an
alarming rate Both pitchers were batted freely.
eighteen hits being scored of wchs ineffective delivery
The New York club took long lead In the first innings
but held only that advantage 20 tho third when the cr-
Champion through careless playing of tho local nine,
occurred From tlis point out the game lost
much Of it, interest and the spectator. were heartily
glad whom the bluIderiug exhibition over. Core,
Fin' Gcl"sDir and Dorgan led IN the battling while
~ ncr and Flint did the beat work ina tue Held lie scOro
was as follJws;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
CONTINUING THE LAWN TENNIS GAMES.

The lawn tennis tournament on the grounds
OF the staten Island cricket CuO continued yesteT-
day. The gentlemens cOubles were begun for he first
time These will comprise the most interesting portion
of the tournament he entries are rs follows: H. o.
Taylor and T.. W. Long ell ow AGAINST +. r. G. Buckun
and +. Is. Eyre; W. X. Jewett and 5. DE GarmOndia
against C. Wilson and l.. Pool; W. NJ. Donald and Il.
Ware against f. II. Nichols and W. G.. Nichols n. g..
walker jr. aud H. Waldo. jr against L. Lessler and
j. Rankine; W. T. Gym and NJ. Post against NJ {. Eyre
and H. Lambkin p. st. L. Grenfell and T. Allen against
ID. Chaunccy and :. Chauncey
fine game played yesterday-Messrs. r. Ware
and ". NJ Donald against +. H. Nichols and ". c.
Nichols Three sets played, bat the former
team proved the stronger and won by score OF $50
b g. 81.
W h. Gym and NJ. Post two Of the strongest players
In the clup readily defeated their Opponents-H. C..
Eyre and II. Laubklu, who excellent individual
players, IA di appear good form as a team The
scort Nts 60. GO. $1,000
II. o. Tay or ana l.. ". Longfellow had ltle difficulty
in cheating H. =. G. Buykin and T. H. ~ 10 by Atcote
OF Go, e.
Tn frsi ties In the doubles Nl be compile ell omOr.
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