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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT IT IN WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGTON. Aug. 7.-Gencral Buffers dec
aIatioa that be intends 10 stay the Presidential race
exc.t.d considerable comment in Washington to-day.
Tne Democrats dil not pleased at the announce
mcut Though or two OF them asserted that Buffers
caLddtcy WIZ draw thousands OF Irish Demecratie
votes away from Blaine, and will not seriously ahect
Cevelauds strength" Heretofore Demo rats were not
WI linz O. admit tlat "thoIs tuds' OF IRISH Democrats
LAD already des red Cleveland. secretary Post
wa, inclined 20 b. rcticent respecting the
probable eGcc. Of Bu ler's det.Im nation. He
remarked that "it looks a. though Butler has been
retained" bu- added hat for bis part le was ike
the tr.-hman who when ask 10 cour.o cad guilty OF
not .utr replied lat would prefer 10 hear he tes-
tno.t 1el0r. cXprc--iu. an opinion on tnat subject
Another active Democratic politician observed; " II
means ila ~cJJuiIel mas sod uut To the EepuDL-
cans ord p % get h's irFrnSe' . .
-e retlIy McIher,On says lie tuiuks Butier7 cSLt-
dacv viii lu Tc *" uJ can prospects eilh'f i- 10 c
Presidency or the next House; thIt IN some OF IN
Ne.terl states L may help the Republican caudi-
toUEts ny preventing com le" ia ION VI JIe
Democrats and Gr,eGuI that lu several states
a great man, - uie bitterly 7'Ae io
cleveland bu 20 c0lli hardly ~ far As 10 vo Tor
Batue will bee Id II N opportunity 10 vo'e Tor Butir
on account OF h- tariff views. and that, The whole
Hu ler's iacy VIII -rc ty mDiry the = uau0u IN
several important resp cts. For eXa uplr sac MI:
McPnrrs m Gen raj Bu. lrr'- aHuOuncemru mat vii
await the pub icaiion Ccye and- .s er before writing
hs owu will AIRY Tor C.evelan % be ulhn
and specific dca ing With he tarh q1es n He can
I afford {, sradJlc it after tn notice he has received
OF General Bud rs purp J>e.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
MRS. LIvERMORE SUPPORTS BLAINE.
IT Is NOT TIE TIME NOW FOR WOMEN 10 OPPOSE
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNEl
BOsToY, Aug. Mrs. Livermore sends a
long letter 10 The Journal supporting the Repubh ta
party. She saws:
~ wish to repeat and 10 emphasize The advice gircl
BY Mrs. stanton and Miss Anthony IN their circular etter
10 tie members OF the National Woman suffrage AsocF
ton stand by the Republican party. though worien
do not vote at Presd, ntal elections they exert arga
political influence which cannot be measured, but WHICH
spotent felt AMI recognized In recent Presidential
campaign has there been a Imperative neei x
wOmans throwing her entire moral force he right eide
than in the present instance. regret ha tle Nat0lI
Prohibition party convention Ia PIT burg showed
Itself unequal TO the situation. It failed 20 gtye 10 IL
most powerful allies the recognition which was ~
due. Women had worked for it, and what position =
had hIeved largely due u their h0rt~. Bu 6
seemed 10 b. willing 10 Use tn National NOmdnt
Christian Tenn crdnce Union, organized lI font, ~tIfrt
a 4 Terrt ries. with more tIun 100000 mberA
National prominence, for IN It's Platform .
male DIOhlDltlIn Of the liquor traffic "a Na,lcaA
quest on. demanding for II National endin ut 10 'hs
Ons itut Uu woman suilr &c, through whch Aols
pro Diton DC obtained. wa- rtleg tel 10 the vras
for settle Tbs j. putin- tnt car lore 10
horse wi n yengrancr, for. Nr- stanton truly IL
woman sufrs-e % the MY power through winch pro
bltlOu can De secured
An temprrancs women cOnfiHu % work FOR their
great thr the moral agenc AZ their serlre,
through the church ana Inay school through ne pa-
form speech and the tenn lerance udu atom o dIelr
through the GlSsenln ttlO1 or tcmpertnc literature ana
public meetings. TIey nave accO Ip.l-l much in ths
last years. These agcnc OF work aId uhurnce He
-til in heir possession In the meantime the National
FIRES lectug. and 10 recognize a. Of ti0DA
mpOrtHnc' no only prob OitloI, Dut the question &
10 nan's legal quality with man.
Mrs. LtvcrnOre then refers IN scathng terms 10 t1s
charge or lnInOrdlty against AlcfcLduu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TELECRAPHIC NOTES.
A NEW VEIN OF GAS.

"
PTTTsBURG Aug Another hcI rell was struck
this moln.ng al homcwoot l. tue lweny-hrst Ward, on
the property the DLwOr h OrI.h The pressure Is
said be equa the neaVy which 81 -uck by
the Penn tucl Com any Tuesday.
THE TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION.
CHICAGO, Aug. The Catholic Tot / Abstinence
the re.ou lou 10 old convention Notre Dane,
Ind, and II was decided ~ hold the mex colye ton
a. New-Hayen, Conn., tue FIRST Wednesday IN August,
1855.
GRIEVANCES IN TIE LEGION OF HONOR
pun ADrIPHlA Aug. The uull scssiOl OF the
Grand Council II Peuu~yva-la Ot the AnrH an Log oa
or Honor gan her tO-d1y Al cOLirrear OF suDor-
dina councils last " n -td enc Oi Sr-cYance5
gai.sf tne supreme Cou cli II tne Leg Was mase.
charging mat there eXtrlv CANT Use or the geu-
eral fund FOR lar-e sIr and Cessdry current
De SEES AMI measures were taken % correct tn evil
Al ESTIMATE OF TIE WHEAT CROP
CHICAGO. AK "A NdshiLgiOI dspu % sta es that
the Agrcu turI Depar mcnt estn trs the wheat op
for this yea al about ls5 900 900 bushels.
SAILING OF A NEW STEAMSHIP.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The new sea nship Fros burg.
bui.t 40 The yard tae American snip Building Com
piny for he Cons udatlOn Coal Company o Baltimore,
sailed tnis afternoon lOr BaltimOrr
THE WHG-KEY POOL FAILURE.
sINCINNArI. Aug II r. M Ter has been fl this city
FOR two days, ruUeavo TO reorgtnze IN viii k y
pool Tor the cOmlL year meeu held his After
nOou. M MIIcr declared tna ID AT "A total
failure aad that tae Is nOp ss Th- whole rouDle
10 vita TWO ree pc sons her. as eve
else there unan nsui AgIeetuent IA tavbi Ot
the poo. The " isk mcu a. taa. t-e result must In
eV4taDly cause oyeGproducuon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
THE DUBLIN SCANDAL CASES.

DUBLIN, Aug. THE LHited Ireland to-day
devOt,- article 10 the confederate on o. the 'rIIc
Just gained M Belfast b. CT solicitor Bolton IN the
actor b- u-ht by HIN a.ain-t the propuetois aAu "e
editor OF UnOed ireland II says: "Ine end Is not
yet Lord Spencer aud Mr. Treyelyan Wouu nn''
shared in tue tr.unpls o. Cornwall N Bo ton II tneS
had friurnbod Tlev must ,re also in tAcir dism sal
rnd d-a er weapons to silenr the tHNcL IFttut.
TIE Grand Jury ye,ter1ay, m pr srntinR nc @h,uo. @
men- against Cornwall his companions III lIli4'.
urged the iIage 10 pr0nlbt th" pu'urd ION We ~, ~
ceuc-. The judge sail le would 10 Wldl ne I Lc-a4y
uIi and comm nded tie request OF 20 'rAh4 Ju'! "
the q -creUOn sud forDe rance OF tue press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS IN DEMAND.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO rHg TRIBUNE

WAsHINGrON, Aug. 7.-"Ihc demand for cam.
pasn documents Il steadily Increasing, about nne
tenths OF II being FOR speeches and other cUNnts N
the tarf, said secTe sry McP to-day Ee oOked
up from big pile OF letters h. had Just ns led read
ing "Our adviccs from neary every quar- er are en-
courasng. an am we'll pleased with he out Ook. Ny
Information shows thar in great many Congr snooal
districts the result will bee largely Affected Df e csst
fecticn among Democrats account OF the attitude OF
their party on Tie subject of protection O. American aDOf
aud industries. There other tnSs, also, q"
US have lust received letter from irl' ud has
been ing thc Pacific 81 lie writes ira ths
Republicans III surely carry California by 10 coo ma
jorty nevada By from 5000 70 5000 ana Colorado BY
from g. 700 ~ 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
NOMINATIONS FoR CONGRESS.

PTTsBURG, Aug. The Democratic con-
fcrccs ~ hc XXGst Congressional District, comprising
We.tuorc and. Greene and Fayette Count met mere
thi- morning and anmousy nominated {. l.. Boyle
the pre- ent re. rescntatlVt.
CINCrNATG, Aug. = The Republicans OF the lid Ohio
Di.r ct have nominated for Congress Genera Charles T.
Brown
GREENsBURG Ind, Aug Mayor John O. CrAyans
wac nominated Congress from the INth District by
the X. publican convent on mere To-Day.
CINCSNArI Aur. The Ist District Republican Con-
vrnuon non mated Heuj,min Buttcrwortn, now Com
missioner Patent, fer ,ougr -ss on the mrs ballot
SPRINGFIELD Ohio, Aug. The deadlock in the IXth
District publican Coupreosiond al Conven ion continues
It thought the convention viii adjourn
oth puc-.
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. Aux. Kerr craig nominated
foe Congress by the Democrats the With District at
Salisbury to-day.
Thc Republicans OF the With District at Winston to-day
nominated " IT. WIecicr for COnTess md A. II Joyce
for Presidential el,ct0r.
CHAUL srOS. :. C., Aug. The following Democratic
ca didAte. for Congress re rcnOmnlJrd to-day 9TH
ou' o 1pos uou: Lit Di-r ct-@smuel DlbDle: Vih Dis
trc,-J0Iu J. ~ m mn, With DIS rrt- George W. Dor
gan In the " District ". H. Perry, OF Gre nville,
wa= nominate o. the lD2f Hot sue ED John IL.
Evans, who .ciined renomuatiOu.
GKEEssBoRo, y C.. Aug 7.-Dr. VIII am q. wheeler
was to-day unanimous = nominated for Congress from
the V b Die rct o. Nortu Ca O ma
STAUSToS, Va ing, The Democratic Convention Of
the new XII Di ri today nominated j. RondOlph
Tucker for %. gfes by accllmation.
DAYTOs, ONO, Aug. The Democrats OF The WITH Dis
trlct to-day nominated C.. NJ Aader-oa for Congress
George " HOuk vas III sc Presidential E.ectOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
HOW THE AMSTERDAM WAS LOST
GOING ASHORE IN A FOCAL THE PASSENGERS /
But THREE SAVED.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH J

But THREE SAVED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcHl
HALIFAX, Aug. THE only officer who came
ap from the wreck by the Newhed the third mate
Captain Lucas OF i-faed snip, and the remainder OF
The officers staying at the Of the wreck From he
third and passe gers Of the Amsterdam the follow
hg story o. the disaster Is ELECTED!
The steamer sailed from Amsterdam July 10, with 2l2
Ceerage aud twelve cabin passengers and crew Of fty
four men The wea unusually oggy for the
n during the run across there being only clear days.
aud the also was rough. On the day before the
erence Of be disaster the sky clear ana the cap
An obtained good observ atoms The next morning,
however broke thick weather continued foggy
throughout The day With the exception Of one short
period
About fifteen minutes 10 the ship suddenly ground
% On unseen bar No land or lighthouse visible
" any direction and, sfterward discovered, the
hand was afteen miles distant. The steamer when she
struck thirty mites out OF her course. The
Shock On striking very slight, bat caused great
e1oeWeut the crowded so tho passenger becom
sS greatly alarmed, ana 10 required all he e1etOns OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
GoTERYoR CAMERoYS MESSAGE
Icy TELEGRAPH 20 raE rnlBuSg.l

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 7.-GovernOr Cam
erons message 10 the Virginia Legislature il ready aud
is probably The shortest message ever written by an ex
ecutIve. lie says he knows OF cause why an extra
session should been called, and no new
legislation The cost the will be about
$50 900 and the taxpayers Will not forget hold the
Bourbons responsible Tor H. is reported tonight that
the BOurbDns are thinking OF eccuug General W C.
Wickha fudge o. his country IL the place OF Judge
NcRman, deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
GETTING ETEN UITH HIS C4PToRS.
nY rELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIRryE.

NEw-HAvEN, Aug. THE thievish depre-
ditous upon the inc OF A'rd Russell and many
her esGets In the northern part Of he town Of Bran
ford stirred up tie community lately To such extent
that volunteer company Of vgila ties, consisting Of
Charles Giiney, CHARLES Rose ana Edward smith, lay
IN walt upon Mr. EusseIs premises Tuesday night
watching or the thief lie arcd. and being startled
by an Ogtcrr fr Mr. Russ ran wty. Later on be
was caught IN bis own house. fl name rs Charles Ap
pc fe las been ound % the superior tOuri for
tlla pending which. by way reta ittOn, be has
brought q c'v suit, laying damages at 5000 aglns
Gidlcy III eectr DE the vlglantes that they are
t.inA O J.. leaYlng lnc town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
SUGAR AND RICE PLANTERS AROUSED.
A CONFERENCE CALLED IN NEW-ORLEANs-PRG
TECTED INTERESTS N DANGER.
N.Y. lE. pLI r. rIIs TN

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. THE following cal
was issued to-day
In compliance with a resolution of Exec ltiy, Com
mltee iepres atn- the convention Of Louisiana pI
te her ndast tc, De On he 18th Of March Last 10 b
sugar and rec planters and all .thcrs htylIg u Ike IN
with 10 assemble II tAls CITY Ou We ursnAy,
August 20 l--4 noon, at the Nsshugfou Artillery
armOr 20 cousl iesti0ns vcu may be- presented
a,ctn- Udusres the We fare 0f tue STATS and ths
pOi cl situation ami 10 determine -uch course OF
ton a. may De dremeI Mot judicioIs. 70 IL hoped
tnat this per od ~ tie seaou Will Pc NIT unanimous 40
Ten lance OF a Interested EDWARD j. FNf,
Presbient CYarcH',p Louisiana Tr0icc'cd Industries
The sih,aace and in loralce Of tie call Is shown oY
the foil win. .outiOus, 'op.eI q the convention IN
March u referred to:
ReSorcd That the esd M o. this convention BE- md
he is her by ant gouZed aud cmpJWerel to appoint
cOmmi tee 10 b. know the Central committee " the
Louisiana PROTECTED Interes 70 consist v two or 70
nemb 70 FRO all sIcI Of the -tttr inter-
IN the rejection OF Louisiana produce d ninS
tries; ich said committ"e shall have fan
power a aut Ori'y % tct IA ruch Wy
aud % such means all theft
iudgmcs bes subcrye The mduati of the state. IheJ
shall have ful autlpltF ana power when they n
for this At rrcOmme nd or do for Tie several ds
ircts tOngr-s-iO al no nluat ons and take ana al
such further steps re .ardug the National election
their lldgnen the interests II The Sta ZEN n 1
The pre- I'd mt ~ convention sh ID be :le ex-J1id
snail hayr power % cal said CON Z. tie. 10
get er at any time and q appo nc TIC meAbs At aaI
time prior 10 he meeting thereof.
heOret, Iuit thr president n tns lnNe toh De ihd
lie hereby authorized and empowered % appoint co
mttee Of Ell At, tD oe known - the Executive Com my
teY % VIII sldl De IN ru tel The IA. power ad
authority 4 ntion o nc In such aHd takr
such sep- 20 iicIl herwlse IS may ~ tltlr ludc
mcut brs suD-erye the u ere = or protected inihs
tries Of l. u .iana said cOnm fe shal. nave a. pOE.f
and authOrrtt tl th uleetlns ~ fhe Central
Comm ttee when they shall become nOtctaS O0tcsO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
IN EPISCOPAL CENTENARH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmuSE.l

BOsTON, Aug. THE centenary of the first
meeting OF the Episcopal clergy of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island after the revolution, to provide for
izing the Episcopal Church IN the United States Will be
held In Boston on Monday September :, by an address
service OF song and praise the afternoon with al
dresses I'm tile evening By Bishop Clark OF Khod Island
Bishop Home. OF Central Penns ani ana BshOp Pad
dock, OF Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
Aug.

IONDON. AUE.
THE MADAGASCAR QUEEN DEFTkNT-A letter has been
The HOOas showing great spirit, and are de-
termined 10 resist the French. The Queen has pro-
claimed that the negotiations are at end, aud has
ordered her subjects to prepare for war"
THE CASE OF SHELDON.-Nothipg further has been
heard Of sheldon, the English citizen, who was sad u
have been captured and he for In Kansas. The
English Government IL satisfied that the American
authorities have done all they could TO find him. II Is
feared that he has been killed by his captors
FAILURE OF QUININE DEALERs.-C G. Meier Com
pany, dealers in qunine and Peruvian bark London,
have failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

Mr sullivan who was formerly connected Win ~"
Mexican Nat on4 Cons ruc-ion npany ana no" l. III
aKico. tregraphs 10 the pre-i4elt OF tht' coDP'"
from under Yesterday date hat re'atoh' nave
been Resumed VIII lsaud tie papers having just Oech
signed TIE " relations referred % ar lhe u4poi"''
relations bet r-el England and Mex co. which nave 0esu
su-pe uuHd The 4 NJ Max u.I go empire. ~ Hi9
been understood thar he rt Irneut OF IA Eng lsd
debt" namely. ce. tain "a ion D loans 10 NJ tAco hcs
ta e f. Ing and aid then r'luil ed, "oud De ore o.
tn co .d-tiOAs %. resIu n r-l-tJ-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
ORGANIZING CAMPAIGN CtIrRs.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. .. An enthusiastic Re-
publican meeting held Quaker stree. fourteen
miles from this city, last night A Blaine and Logan
campaign cluo organized, and in Bnecon with
. military club A arge banner will be raised sOOu. In
this city the strength OF tie Republicans increasing
two mi ary organizations Tor yoGn me-, the Wssl aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
MR.. GYE's COMPANY NSOLvENT.

LONDON. Aug. 7.-An application was made
to-day for the appointment Of receiver for Mr.. Gye's
Royal Italian Opera Company It met with no oppos
ton II is hoped that the company difficulty is merely
temporary but the step considered necessary In
order protect he warfrobes and provide for making
payments they fall due. The court appointed Mr..
Mrkln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
DULYESs IN TIE IRON TRADE.

PITTsBURG, Aug. THE iron business IN
this city du cr thr week han has Decn Tor number
Of years. In the panic Il 1873 there were mills running
that are now clos that are nOw IN operation
were more com ably situated orders then han at
the or sent tme The pig iron dc is DIV 10 almost
nothn. Of sixteen a.s furnaces ~ the county, seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
TIE MEETING OF TIE EMPERORs.

IsCHL, Aug. THE Emperor Francis Joseph
gave an aud to-day Herr Tsza, Prime MiAlaIer
FOR Hungary and t4el sisited the Emperor "l4am Oh
Germany for half a hour. LaJe- Emperor william gave
an u!enco Z Herr iisEl. Tuo Lpsrors then dined
toret er Here Psza ana C1u 70 d. Bel kovc Minister
to Or ta AMI slAv Jl were also present At the dn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
DROWNED REG4TT4.

Sr. JOINS, y. F., Aug THE annual
reg tia yesterday q, Qudivid Lake hal a disastrous
,ernnsi ion. The rtce boat Terra Nlva was swamped
ard three OF her crew, Mes-r- pss ,rtn aud Pow
were crowned. xwIa Ryan. wlo was taken RON the
wafer alive died this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
DESTRUCTION BY A GREAT STORM.

VIENNA, Aug. IA violent hailstorm took
place today in the Linz Gren and Krcnschag districts
Many persons were injured large NUMBER Oh Duliu-
ings washed away.
sEBAsToPOL, Aug IA severe hurricane and rain
viitel this section to-day. Tw i've persons were
killed. An immense amount o, damage was done to
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
GRIMES AND cASU4LrIE-BY1ELEGR4P.
OWNTNG Up To GpAyU ponprpy

OWNING Up TO GRAVE ROBBERY.
NORRI-IOWN Penn, \ * 7.-leury A. Fr d-rick and
Dr. j. 3. dI OF PhilLGeipli to- a. ndercd
tuemse'ves To the orte her- ard adm tied having
~ len the graveyard the bOdy OF john May, VINO.
az er numbering his dtught comm ell sdcIde. Inc
men and nave been h!dIR. Ut the n,use OF
Fr .dclicas t4IueT d. Bucks County.
KILLED By HIS BROTHER
ST LOUIS. AuE. Two brothers, william and Thomas
Jennings age aud twelve year. quar- yfst ldaY
near Plkrrt9n, No. Wh-n the younger ing Il knie
into neck tn a. her ycrug thc IugdA. VEN ana
causing dcatn q fcw minutes.
COME TONER KILLS HIMSELF
st PAUL, Aug 7.-T :. McNanus tAc leading confec-
toner OF the Northwest committed suic Dc as gut o.
TAXI - mOrphin- Hs accounts said ne In baI
shape 1t suppo d nat fnAncai troubles I'D 70 the
deed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
STRUCK PIECE oFIR0y.
LEY TEL EaRApH 10 mn relnuxe.l

CAMDEN, Aug IA large piece Of iron fell
upol bert BOu n y while he working STAIRS
Iron rks tus NOR Ing III ting INJURIES Tlich VIII
probably IeSu fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
MEXICAN AND ENGLISH COMMERCE.

LONDON, Aug. Tn the House OF LORDS To-
day Ear Granville stated hat the negotiations Win
Mcxco Tor a new treaty o. commerce would shorty oe
resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

The Emperors drove to the station together and
Emperor VII liam departe at o'clock. rncy embraced
and kissed each other repeatedly before parting They
were received every ywhere with Ovations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08
BUTLERS CANDIDACY.

only in blast ard all the others except are lighted
up and simply waing better prices for pig iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

TIE FACE FOR The GOELET CUPS POSTPONED.
NEWPORT, Aug. The race for the Goo.et
cups been po,p 1ued tn weather this morning
being still unfavoriblc II T. prob bls the squadron
VIII a Last 0-morrOw and return sIil FOR tn cups
Il hat s done the ocean Will prOOUbly b. aban-
dnna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The new sea ushp Fros burg.
buit ut the yard tAe American snip Bu lIius CON.
piny FOR he cons ildauOn Coal Company ., Baltimore,
...... ~. LIZ .r.l... IL rLLl...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-06
Disguised Democrats,

E. Willis Wilson is doing good work fol
the Republican party in this State and it is
to be hoped that he will last through tho
campaign, and his rapier tongue, which
some one has said was used to pierce fools
will continue rs sharp rs when he frs.
thrust it.
He has been speaking in the Democratic
stronghold OF the State, Jefferson county
and the two speeches he made, one al
& Charlestown and the other ut lIarper's
Ferry, have been received with the SAME
j disgust by honest and fair-tlinkins Dem
ocrats that his ircnzied efforts excited ri
other points in the State. Reliable adj
vices from lIarpers Ferry state that his
speech in that town only served to STAN.
pede n number OF Democrats to the Blaine
camp.
His vitupcrativc and vulgar Martins
burg speech last week will not be toler
ated by the decent element OF the Democ
.sracy, the language OF which is IN insult te
their intelligence, and Mr.. Wilson will
find this out when the day Of election
rolls around.
The Republicans in jefferson county
are working hand in hand with Demo
Gratis who believe in protection, and there
I is hope that a Republican majority vii
come out OF this Democratic Nazareth in
October and November. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-06
SOME CHOICE EXTRACTS.
what Dana, Of the Now York "sun," Think
E..U5l|.s .,R rlac.0n..t ~.

what Dann, Of the Now York "Sun," Thinks
r. a55l OF Cleveland.
Nor FORK Correspondence u he Cincinnati Enquirer.
| find here that, although Tammany will
later along so through tho form OF ihtlors.
Ing The Democratic ticket, Buffers candi.
daturc Is the channel through which they
will revenge themselves on Cleveland.
Butler, no fur MS this city Is concerned, will
be II political figure in ihis canvass. Ills
vote will surprise the Republicans and
Democracy as well. As to bets, few arc
vet made OF any moment. l met Jimmy
OBrien yesterday. lie is identified with
the county Democracy, and will vote
against Blaine, "but," he added, 'although
vote against him l am betting he will
elected, though. I want to wait till Ohio
votes" A.s
saidI: "Alr. Dana, in your judgment
will the labor detection, MS Is alleged
against Cleveland, lose to the Democrats
| tic State OF New York" lIF
"The labor detection" said he, twill be
large. Whether 1t will be large enough to
balance the independent Republican bolt
against Blaine may be question, but
taken in connection with the Irish dc.
fection. the independent Democratic dc.
iectiom and the silent vote Tint il roinr tc
hc cast against Cleveland. because If The
now notorious scandal Il viii ccrtainl,
sutlice to lose tho State of New York L
the Democracy.
- then asked: "Haye Won fears Of wha
is called lingo policy II Blaine should b.
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