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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
Mr.. BLAINE AND GENERAL LOGAN.
THEIR RETURN TO AUGUsTA-A LITTER FROM NEW
YORK-A DEMOCRATIC EDITOR

YORK-A DEMOCRATIC EDITOR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
AUGUSTA, June 1S.-The Pullman train to-
night from Bangor brought among It's passengers Mr.
Rlane General Logan and Senator Hale. All three gen
teen we're Immediately driven to Mr. Baine's house
General Logan Will remain Mr. Blaine's guest untll
tmorro afternoon unless II should be decided TO have
his stay prolonged until the committee comes mere 70
inform Mr. Blaine of his nomination. Tomorrow Cen
era Logan will ride the National Soldiers Home
where he will probably make short address 10 the SOL
diers.
Stephen B. Elkins, Of New-York, arrived here this
afternoon accompanied by his WIFE They were driven to
Mr.. Blane's house.
gentleman living in Troy. n. y. who is State sena-
Tor and although stalwart has always been Blaine
man writes 20 Postmaster Manley as folowsi
congratulate yOu the suspicious result Blaine
VIII carry New-YOrk. He VIII more tDan maze up from
the I-ben and the soldiers for All possible losses III
other directions.
The Democratic nomination for Governor yesterday 1t
turps out actually went begging. Not a man
of note in the party wanted It, MI. Rust,
the Greenback- Democratic editor, in Belfast,
when he found be could get it refused TO take It, pre-
erring to be elected one OF tne ~ s az i
Chicago Convention ana then take his chances N gethg
Federal Office IN the event OF Democratic rtslueDIl
victory Mr. Rust is OF the opposition eoitOs III n
entirslv obliyious OF the fact that in 1876
he Usnst passed judgment him by declaring that
ne tsn of ociaI corruption had touched the hem
OF Mr. Blanes garment that upon all public questions
Mr. Blame had shown a breadth OF view Tar beyond
that of mere partisan, and that he hVe progress
time Mr. has mt 10 turn BIs oaek on ths re
publican party and how sees Mr. Blaine through dlner
The Young men have really obtained eontro! OF the
Democratic party IN Maine for the first time Ia lts Ills
fOry and the old gauTd are unhappy Ihelr quaIiels
yesiersv ia the con venon may yet lead 10 good deal
Of uupleasantness Ia some sections OF the state
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stores hands2 622,777 37deducted rs Is often tn
practice Of accountants in estimating net floating deD
this sum would reduced 70 S2709 6ls 81; but this
office does not regard It as available Offset TO the Boat
ing debt when the road is in active operation and has
therefore excluded IT,"
The total debt Of the Union Pacific Railway Company
March 81 was S163 ,3s9 81 and the total stock
aggregated 1923 975Ss9 a. The total assets
$3.50 BOOSTS 3d. leaving surplus, including land
sales, OF S15,224,6s5 81, excluding land Sales OF
S4,31163 55. =
The Commissioner says that larVe portion OF the
floating debt Is gradual accumulation from expendi
made Of surplus current earnings OF tbe CON-
pany the construction Of branch lines the stocks and
bonds OF which IN whole or in part are held by tbe com
pany tho }7 0O3 s69 81 and are AVA aole
seO against the floating debt or for any other deOt
OF the company large proportion OF these stocks ana
bonds are "auick assets. could be readily CON
verted into cash. Many OF the branch lines are wholly
the property OF the company
The assets Of the company March 81, were MADE up
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YOUNG NEWS REPUBLICAN GLUE IN LIE.

DENoUNCING GOVERNOR CLEVELAND
An OVERLOOKING meeting of the Young Mems
Republican Club OF the City OF NewYork was held last
evening at It's rooms No. 81 West Twenty-seventhst
report from the executive committee announcing that u
had resolved hold ratification meeting at an early
day. was enthusiastically received. subcommittee OF
the executive committee will select the time ana
plaos for holding the meeting, at which distinguished
speaker VIII he present George Hill opposed this action
decl,red that he would not vote for the
Republican nominees, and announced that No
was for free trade Justice Frederick g. Gedney saiu
that the club was organized at the
time when the nalcontents Of to-day, the Young
scrachers of that period trying TO defeat Cow
ernOr Cornell who was triumphanty elected ana proved
he one OF the best Governors the state ever hsI
"There ia class like that continued Justice GedheE
"tn every community. They are KNOWN III
France as 'The Irreconclabes.' AS soon as
q man IA put up for office they declsIs
another. but the convention has nominated MN IaIy
and in good faith and propose to stand by the honn
ton" Applause 49,, ~.
Addresses were made by z. c. Ripley, Edward Bart
lett, Thomas F. Wentworth, John +. Baker, James :.
Lehmaier Henry Gleason, Joseph Pool and Others euiO
gZng the candidates. .,
The following resolution, offered by NJ. c. Addoms
was adopted -, 4.
Rssolred That the refusal OF Governor Cleveland TO
Sign the Tenure Of Office act far 20 nuify the result
OF the reform legislation OF the last Republican Legsat
ure.
Resolred That we find no justification for such refusal
in the terms OF the in the reasons assigned Ior ~
R6sOired That this action OF the Governor merits anu
receives hearty condemnation and casts grave su
PIGEONS upon his sincerity for reform.
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Pest Once Notice.

Letters for Europe need not be specially directed io IT,
particular steamer IN Onler 70 secure speedy
livery destination al Transatlantic nas t9rgartst
by the fastest vessels aF2utDle
Foreign week end ~ June 81 viii close ss
THUEsDAY-At O30 a m for Europe per 3 s. Banc via
Queenstown 0etCrs Tor Germany AID France must 10
directed "por baltic ~" 1880 \ IN. foTEurope. per
e $ Wieland, Plymouth, CherDOurg and Hamburg,
M l.3g n m for uba add Porto Rico per city Of
Alex andra, via Havana uetters FOR Mexico must bs
directed per City OF Alexancria"l
FRJDAY-At IL N. for Central America and tue south
Pachc ports, per : CITY 81 Para wa AsptnWan let
tiers for Mexico be directed per city OF Para
sATURDAY-Ats a. N. FOR tie WlndwaTd Is sbds aud
CuiGad Bolivar, per 5. s. C.aighul; AZ 10 ~
for Para Brazil per Basil at III a. m tot
Germany. &c, per 5. General " rider, VIA South
ampton and Bremen lstters for Great Britain
aud other EUropean countries must be directed
''per General Verde 'I at II N. FOR Europe s.
CITY OF Berlin via Queenstown: at ~ m. scotland d.
rect per BOLIVIA. Glasgow letters DO dL
rected per Bolivia % az p m. for Europe per - 4.
wyoming. via Queenstown at $3.50 D. FOR cuba and
Porto Rico PEE :. Niagara, via Havana; at lSJ
for Bel direct per = s. Westernand. via Antwerp
Nails for China ami Japan. City 81 Toxic
WA Francisco close here June ~2 at Mails
for Australia Nev-Lesland sandwich and Fii Isiands
per s. 4 ZeaIandia SAL FrancscO. close here 4u.e
IS az p. arrival At NewYOrx = City OF
Chicago with British mails Tor AUSTRALIA.
Tle scheduled olOslg Of Pacific mails Ia red
the pre umptOa hG uninterrupted overland TRANSIT %
sau Francisco the East arriving on lfE At Saa
Francesca sailing % steamers arc ds9ascast
'Ae'9e NV ~ HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Office. New.Islk y y June - ls5t
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ENTHUSIASM IN BROOKLYN.

The old Republican wigwam at Atlantic and
Kingston-avesr Brooklyn, last night resounded with
hearty and continued applause for Blaine and Logan
while the Twenty-fourth Ward Republican Association
was holding a special meeting TO take action on the
nominees and platform OF the Chicago Repub-
Ucan Convention. b. p. Bayright presided.
letter from General Joseph r Hawley was read In
which he said Blaine and Logan viii sweep all the
states west of New York. and viii fight har for West
virginia North Carolina and Tennessee, and
we must fight for New-York and Connecticut. .
The dsconent with the nominee is greater than when
Grant was put up, Hayes, nor CARRIED, and
you remember the bolt when Lincoln was put up.
Applauded. ]. o. Carpenter, OF the Young Republican
cub, said that the "kickers" were coming H. and
that when the first gun wac hred they
would be found in the Republican ranks
RESOLUTIONS adopted heartily approving the candi-
dates and platform. . a., ,-x.,.., NJ.
Republican Association held last Night az NO lOl
Foirthst Brooklyn. George f. Moulion PRESIDED keso-
ufons we're adopted unanimously approving the KepuD
lican National nominations and PLATFORM hhd
pledg1ng the hearty support OF the asso-
citation to Blaine and Logan Addresses were lnaoe py
Assistant Postmaster C. Il. Morton, Mr van klen IRA
Rluckman, lr and George T.. Moulton, campaign cuD
was started with 100 members and committee on per
manent organization appointed TO report ON TUESDAY
The association dsp aged large Blaine and Logan ans
pareney among the FIRST after the nominations az eago
were made.
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A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN IN NEw-JERsEY.
MEETING OF THE NEw-JERsEY STATE COMMITTEE
INCREASE PROM DEMOCRATIC RANKS

MEETING OF THE NEw-JERsEY STATE COMMITTEE
INCREASE PROM DEMOCRATIC RANKS.
The New Jersey Republican State Committee
yesterday at TayIors HOTEL Jersey City, all parts
OF the State being fully represented Senator Hobart
presided Reports received from every part OF the
state showing that nearly every county the nomna-
ton at Chicago received with enthusiasm and ap
peared decidedly the strongest that could have been
made. In every district the Republicans were organic
ing vigorously and from every county reports were
given Of accessons from the Democratic ranks In only
two counties was there any Republican
there II rapidly decreasing. Arrangements were
made open three Tayor's Hotel as the mead
quarters the committee July TO- and 10 prOVue or
effective prosecution OF the campaign. IL was De
lieved With proper effort the small margin against
President Garfield 1880 could be overcome, and the
State carried the Republican candidates The E1ecu
Committee entrusted with the more immediate man
agemen OF the campaign IL composed OF the following
gentlemen Garret A. Hobart Frederic A Potts Charles
Butts, T. J. Anderson, Seth b. Ryder, william wafer
Phelps, John ID. Harrison, John y Foster, hlIuan l.
Hoffman and John J. TOifey.
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COMPETITION NMEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, June IS
The Vera Cruz Railway finding itself unable TO meet the
competition OF the Mexican Centraln bringing heights
from Europe and the Atlantic seabOard Of the Unit
states, Is making arrangements with the Alexandra
Steamship Line TO make heavy reduction Of rates both
In steamship and railway charges The amount is not
stated but it asserted that 80 per cent reduction
could not successfully compete with the Mexican Central
The merchants propose agree among themselves, IN
consequence OF the oppressive stamp tax on
dry-goods, to make no dry-goods mporta,
ton for the next four months. THIS II carried
into effect will almost kill the business OF the Vera Cruz
Custom House during the period stated and also greatly
rslnce the receipts OF the Very Cruz RallrOad.
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THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS

BATON ROUGE, June 1s.-The Louisiana
Democratic Convention adopted resolutions stating that
the principles Of party handed down by the fathers
were rearmed haIlng with pleasure the evidences OF
fraterna union shown by the Democratic Conventions In
tbeseverl STATES referring 20 the years when the Demo
cratic pty was in the ascendancy advocating the equal
protection OF all and tariff for revenue limited
calling for the Improvement OF the water ways ana de-
Inaudng the nomination OF T1lden as the duty OF the
Democrac party The convention elected Il. A. Burke,
b. f. Jonas 4. \. GuInby and X. e. Nickuue deIeSates
at-largc
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THE SECRET OF Mr.. PUTEAMs "BOLT."
10 Ia Editnr n TAa TIN NM.

SIR: Mr. George Haven Putnam appears
among boiling Republicans on account Of the n0mi-
nation Of Mr. Blaine. II is well known, however IN the
Twelfth ard that Mr. Putnams action due entirely to
his freerade principles Last December he wrote Mr.
Resell L. Richardson that he could not assist in organ
izng the Twelfth Ward Republican Club as he intended
to vote for Democratic candidate for President
a Revenue Reformer the direction OF FREQ Trade. His
objection 10 Mr.. Blaine Is clearly an afterthougnt
He objects the candidate OF party alnst which he
had already determined 10 vote, mattev what candi
date II nominated n
Me- York, June 16, 1854.
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TIRED OF TRIALS IN STATE COURTS.

ATLANTA, Ga, June H. The East Ten
nessee, virginia and Georgia Railroad Company has
transferred eight suits pending in the State Courts
for damages growing out OF accidents TO the United
States Court The transfer is made under the rights
accorded 10 foreign corporations and because the
pany asserts that the jures in the trials conducted
through the State Courts have rendered Justice 70 the
conpany but are bribed o preudICed.
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THE NORTHERN NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEASED.
CnNCoRn Y IL June 1S-The stockholders

NONCURD, M u, JUIIC 70 no NVVVNIIVIVIVI'
OF the Northern Railroad Of NewHampshire met here
to-day to consider proposition from the Boston and
Lowell Railroad lease OF the Northern for 90 years
The terms Of the lease were recently published pro-
test against the lease was entered by number Of stock
holders stock vote taken on resolution APPROX
ing the lease resulted Is follows: for H52Oi against
1920.
BOSTON June 19-The stockholders OF the Boston and
Lowell Railroad Company met again this morning to
hear the result of the the question Of accepting
the leases with the Northern and the Boston, Concord
and Montreal Railroads. The leases were accepted by
Inrya rnal nrifN
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A GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING.
REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM IN BALTIMoR-EEULoGz-
ING BLAINE AND LOGAN.


ING BLAINE AND LOGAN.
rBY TELEGRAPH To rHE TRIBUNS-l
BALTIMORE, June 1s.-A rousing ratification
nj the nomination OF Blaine and Logan held here to-
night under the auspices OF the Young Mems Republican
r1uh Had the Concordia Opera House been twice It's
.z a. would not have comfortably held the enthusiastic
crowd that thronged its large balls Hart r. Hoen pre-
aided and the magnificent band OF Wilson Post Grand
Army Of the Repubnc dscoursed stirring music between
the addresses Upon the stage were seated the most
OF the State Among the speakers
named tor the evening N. Bayne, OF PennsylVa
MIA Nathan Gof Of West Virginia, General A T.
King r. C. Thsekerey W. 7. Warburton' j. l. Enser D..
Morrison Harris. W NJ Marine Milton G. Urner and
others. significant characteristic OF tue piAse
D. esent the number Of IrishAmerean citizens
conspicuous heretofore stanch allegiance To the
Democratic party but tonight wildly cheering ~
every o. the Pluned Knight, especially "heh
sny reference was made to his noted American policy
The meeting opened by the reading OF
q letter from ex-Postnaster-General Cres-
well pledgfng the united support OF the
the Republicans Of Maryland, state which he was
proud say held such individual kicker bolt.
en- All Maryland Republicans were solid for Blaine
The addresses Of tie meeting were mainly In com
mendancn Of the popular foreign policy Of Mr. Elaine,
sud attacking the honesty Of purpose OF tho NewYork
and Massachusetts, Independents Mr. McCOmas asserted
In reference to Mr. Blaine the convention. In nomi
mating him. had given the country shining hight in
= .ad OF a dark morse, and characterized Cen
Al Locan as one OF the braVesb and
+, at brilliant OF Americas volunteer soldiers,
sne dem 10 every loyal heart whereupon wellnown
eocrat eaped 10 his feet, and announcing himself a
lDoera, and an Old soldier" gave three cheers for
eek lack Hew-YoFk sttaeked, and the inde-
Ii and Democratic press accused Of beng the cause
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THE WEATAER REPOgl.
GOVERNMENT wDrCATrovs.

WASHINGTON June 1s.-FOr New-EnglaDd
fair weather in southn portions, local rains with parity
cloudy weather in northern pOrtyns, southeast 70 sot
west winds, nearly stationary temperature, exeom 40
central portions Zht fall IN temperature
For the Middle Atlantic States. fstr weather, variable
winds generally south west, slight changes IN
temperature In the interior, slight se IN temperature on
the coast III HOnnera New YORK slightly cOOCr weather
and local showers.
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THE GovERyORsHIP OF INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 18.-The Republican
Convention to nominate candidates for state officers VIII
be held here tomorrow Nearly all the delegates have
arrived and canvassng in the interests Of the various can
didaes very active The principal interest centres on
the contest for Governor the leading candidates for that
office beiug Conpressmau W H. CalNns and Commits
siOner OF Pensions Dudley who did not reach the city
until last night. The friends OF PostmasteI-Tenera
Gresham held meeting this afternoon, and decided 20
present his the convention. Ca 1ns Is largely
In the lead, AMI 1t that he wlu probably DO
non al
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CRIMES AND CASULTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
CRusHED BY ALOcoMOrTvE.

CRUSHED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
SYRACUSE, June 1S.-Martn LAWN, laborer on the
publc buildings, crushed TO death by West SHORE
railroad locomotive this morning. His body wac hofr-
bly, mangled.
KILLED BY A YOUNG BRIDEGROOM.
Month ANsON, Me-, June I3.-Frauk Walker, young
farmer living IN Embden, two aud hall miles IRON mere
shot Albert Daggctt, OF Emblem last night. Daggei
died this morning. Walker married sunday ana
a crowd OF yOung fellows seTenading him when ne
came 70 window and fred three shots, OF which nit
Daggett.
A MURDER DONE WITH AN AXE.
PRrSCETON Ind. June ls.-The body Of Mrs. Inoinas
Shelton found IN her residence near Owensvie last
evening with two wounds the back of the head which
Indicated that she had been killed VITA au axe The
womans husband had lett her ten days before after
quarrel No arrests have been made.
AGAIN IN PRISON.
RALTIMoRK, June ls.-Auga5t Lydeoker alias George
KeIn arrested some time ago In New-Iark Tor having
Obi aimed property this city by means or forged checks
pleaded guilty to-day and sentenced 10 the peneny
tary for two aud bali years In 1870 he was sentenced
10 four years and IN 1873 10 three for like offences
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.
WuKEsBGRKR. Penn. June ls.-J0hn schiller, alias
shutz OF Brooklyn who arrested IN MAY for robDng
Oscar Heyers jewery store, In this CITY, OF diamonds and
Watches valued 1900. was put upon trial yesterday
This afternoon the jury returned verdict OF sahy'
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RATIFICATION IN WASHINGTON.
Tpy rrLgGRAPnr TO THE tribune.

WASHINGTON, June 18.-Preparations for the
ratification meeting tomorrow night have been CON-
pleted The meeting VIII be held in the open space in
front OF the City Hail. AL The Republican Senators and
Cougressmen will he present Among the speakers an
nounced Senators Hawley, Ingalls, Sherman and All
and Congressman Bayne, BOutele, Reed, Hlscock
AM others.
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TRAINS TO YELLOWSTONE PARK.


ST.. PAUL, June 1S.-The Northern Pacific
will begin to run from Livingston In the Yellow
stope Park Tomorrow. Until terms can be made with
the workmen Hatehs Hotel, sleeping and dining cars
on side track with few tents, VIII be used for Visitors
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INDEPENDENT LABOR PARTY.

The Executive Committee of the IndeTend-
ent Labor Party met last evening in ClanndOn Hail.
William A. A. CASEY presiding. IL was also stated tina,
a committee was attending the Democratic Convention in
Saratoga and would to the convection IN Chicago 20 set
certain claims recognized rs the Der Ocrs ADeetion
OF delegates 10 the National Convention 60 be bed IN
Chicago July 81 ordered at primaries on June 2
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APPROVAL IN NEW-JERsEY.

The Republican Association of the WITH Dis
trct Of Hudson County " j. met last night and pase'
resolutions heartily approving Republican platform
and the nomination OF Blaine and Logan.
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r,t1rn AoCIDEyr TO A TRAIN.

WHEELING, June 1S.-The construction train
on the Ohio River Railroad left the track near woodland
Marshall County to-day william Collins was instantly
tiaa and lanes Collins his brother fatally injured
be accident was due the unevenness OF the trAcA
TIC road has only been open 70 trnthc SINCE Monuhy
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Ggeclli Notlces.

Best Dentistry Of every at very tolerate prces
by DIS. WAIT & SMITH. IS East 23l-st.
Refer Rev. Or Crosby Or. Il +. Wler. Dr. 7. W. Howe
Naniey-WsHted Tie address any member OF Dr. James
r NRley family lived No. lUJ SeoOudaye.
year 1915 Oy O. A. RUSSELL TuuIble, Athens County.
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YOUNG MEN ORGANIZED FOR BLAINE.

OGDENsBURG, y. Y, June 17.-Seventy five
young men Of this city who will cast their first vote in
November organized Blaine and Logan Campaign Club
last evening Speeches were made by General y. NJ
Curtis r. &. Pettibone aud A. A snity, chairman Of the
Republican County Committee.
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PREsIDEYrIAL ELECTORS RESIGN

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-J. Campbell Short,
j. Martin elected Presidential Electors by the Demo
cratic State Convention lately held at Stockton have re-
signed. They refuse 70 adopt the platform.
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BAyKER MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT

MoxTRosE, Penn, June 1S.-W. II. Cooper,
the banker, who shot Saturday evening by Joseph
Drinker, made assignment OF his properly tns morn
ing to W. H. Jessup. There Is 81 900 entered against
him with the prothonotary. The bank Is insolVeh%
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RENoMLNATED FnR n0NGRESR

Dies MONIES, June 1s.-W. p. Hepburn was
renominated gress by aceiamaion to-day by the
Republicans Of the With District
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regard TO The marty which made h Governor ond 81
the Republican hekers in the world could not mike ~
for the Democratic votes he might lose y b. were the
candidate. II quality is what We iook io. bs "in -
in6niteIv preferable: and III availability be tb' test
there is In our judgment, vast advantage u taxing
Bayard.