New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31
Asw1lprls DAILY Gribnns
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paHfidN,-Ihere we've hinr deaths nom 'h''''a
in Maraeiiles yesterday, h'l"i''" ''r'"'' W
B,Iher hY General Gordon l''u'' N'''''''
feIry refused % eNtrnd the time loi emma I" It
ply 70 ,he French demands. George i','''"s
ham sowely Is dead " h"eetuie" "n"
Satclel were the winners at Goosvood.
poNr-uC.-Ar Hendricks received the formal
notification at Sara oga of his nomination Tor inc
yice-Pre-idtncy ON tho Democratic ticket --
Congressman W. w. Culbertson, of Kentucky, Al
tempted 20 XIII himself in Washington =- The
Republcans Of West Virginia agreed to fusion
with the Grcenbackcrs. and nominated Edwin Max
well for Governor. - The winners in the races
nj Saratoga were Cleaner, Rataplan. GTey,tone and
GEy. -- An inmate of 40 almShouSe near Read
ing Penn. was killed by an insane room-mate.
e 4 large number Of cases OF Texas fever among
cattle in the West.
CIrYAND StBUEBAN.-No clew regarding ScovUs
movements obtained yesterday. -= Reports to
National Committee show growth Of protection
sentiment in the South. == Vanderbilt Allcn
testifs1 concerning her married life. -= Mrs.
Aandelbaun made a statement. -- long
looked for Harlem burglar captured -= Proyl-
dence and metropolitan mines beat New-fork and
BROOKLYN mines. ==- Few entries in Seawanhaka
regatta =- Royal Phelps died. -- Tie sub
committee of the Wabash Railroad drafted plan
REORGANIZATION. --= Likelihood of contest over
Staten Island lease. -- Dempsey defeated Full
lanes in twenty-five rounds. -- Gold value OF
the lcgatender silver dollar t4l2l2 grainsl, o5ll
cents. -= stocks duh with unmcaning hnctua-
tions tin the last hour; then active, advanced
sharply and closed excited.
Tnr Manufacturers local observations in
dicate partly cloudy or fair weather with chances
of occasional showers. Temperature yesterday;
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The Tariff issue is presenting itself in the
Southern States just now in a persistent and
spontaneous way that must pain the unhappy
few who will not admit that ii has any proper
place in this canvass. According to informa-
ton received at the National Republican head
quarters this protection sentiment Is develop.
Ing itself most strongly in Mississippi, Louis
Jana. Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, North and
South Carolina and Virginia. Philosophical
citizens in those States who wish to encourage
30 much needs are unwilling to work for a Free
Trade triumph. They are therefore, throwing
their influence on the side of the Republicans.
The stock hOldcrs of the broken Marine Ma
tional Bank naturally do not relish the assess
ment of 90 per cent upon their stock which
the Controller of the Currency has called upon
them 10 pay by August -; but they appar-
emily mean to walk mp and settle like men. es-
pecially since il ear not bc avoided. Meanwhile
they have appointed n committee TO sec If the
directors OF the bank cannot be held liable for
neglect of duty in allowing the concern to get
into such difficulty, The recent financial
troubles will not prove an unnlitcd evil. after
all. II in the future the owners of stoc, in other
banks ARE moved to keep the directors up 10
the mark.
II the cholera reaches the United States this
gear or next a good many people viii be badly
frightened, but there certainly Will be no such
exhibitions of panic and ignorance as have been
seen IL the South OF France. la the stricken
cities there one OF the chief difficulties which
the authorities have met with in their attempts
to suppress the disease has been the fear of
physicians among the inhabitants Many of
these were convinced that the doctors would
poison them, and when struck by the plague
refused TO take any remedies which they pre-
scribed This prejudice is, of course, due to
widespread ignorance and superstition, the like
of which, probably, does not exist III any corner
OF this broad land.
If the Democratic leaders cannot find any
better stool pigeons with which to try to catch
tbe worE,iuulucu's vote than V. A. 4. Casey
and j. Wolf Of this city, who organized them
selves into convention Of the National Labor
party at Chicago yesterday, they must Do badly
of indeed These two persons " III convention
assembled" have adopted an address TO The
laborlng men which is nothing more nor less
than an appeal for Cleveland, although 1t does
not say so plainly. Nobody, above all no
workingmcn, will be deceived by it. They
know " their sorrow the two men who have