New-York tribune., 1884-10-05

vary assiduousy hut ~ spite ot hlHse't on M""n"f
| niabt he wandered M into G,neF paris ah' Nn"''"
familiar lines from all the great plays w """ "'"
wont 10 appear in. lie was disturben ny 'he e""'''
of the pronpter aud the other actors \" b''he "'
hack to the right path, and would brihl MS h",''
together nurvously, excaimng' liat Is ho' ''s"''
hoy,h ~
The collapse was 10 great on Monday nlgl' ina.
tbe decision to cancel NIL dates definitely agrood
ma, lint none around him cared to brave his wrath
nv forcing the truth upon him, and 1t iel TO the
ve,crap MANAGER McVickcr 10 do so. The cntiio
wecl has been one of great concern for all Intimate
with the fallen giant. and some adverse cfit'c'Sh
has been directed against tho management ~ "o'
terminating the engagement earlier lhey s"'"'
however that it was by medical advice that ho was
ll,v,J IN continuo on tho stage, II had once ne
fore provcd a tonic which seemed To strengthen MN
Tho press holds to the cw that ms indlNh"a'l'S.
which was his crowning quality, cannot po 'o'N'"
for in another They say that his loss III one So'So
ia rreparabe in view of the now general beliel Una.
he will never nc, again The programmes oi last
MONDAYS performance ut which the tragedi'h p'oN'
doyn arc selling at a round figure as souvenirs.
The Information now comes Officially that MT.
Blaine will continue his journey to tins clty, anu
| the promise OF unprecedented pageant ana pun
| lie vvelcomc Is assured in advance. Inc recent
| snceches of Mr. Blaine have been taken as watcn-
Srsords of thc campaign and the admirable bearing
of the great leader has caused the wave oi enli5I
| asm which marks his progress to extend al!cauSy
| here He will certainly receive haghhcch' WI
| come throughout the entire State
Tuesday witnessed one of those remarkable scenes
a on Change" which herald the close OF coIler III
grain The poverty of the country I'D tic nlieoi VI
corn had been many times told, but tine uhprecic i
dentediv low prices in all other cereals gaNc Ino
- hears courage to sell enormous quantities oi sup
postitious corn and the opportunity was selAeu pS
few daring and wealthy operators to garner ,l 1he
! omount i'm excess of the actual supply: ms
! created n Temporary value for the grain - c3h'S
| over that paid for wheat Mr. John L. Blar o
New Jersey of the parties who ~ supposeu W
! have been prominent in the bull campaign
The Citizens Association. which has undertaken
| n number of rcfOTmatOrN measures, ~ nov ~ ~
,jeavoring to devise plan to prevent cxtortloh ny
nver-charges of interest and costs on small loas ny
| chattel mort yages. The association proposes 10
dircc the prosecution of ccrinof the local Shy ockS
| There i n fraternity Of this KIND VINO prey upon
measuraby helpless class.
There is a movement foot for the cstabllshincnt
of nm extensive rifle range in the vicinity ol thcap"
| for the rsr of the Regular Army teams. ms pro-
| number of the National matches here. II con
| structrd the rance will bc used In connection Win
n permanent camp tor the state troops
| The gambling rooms which were 80 ostentatiou9ly
| - roi,lc,; when Mr. Harrison started ont upon BIS
race for Governor atr again ~ oprratlon' II ~ w.
| clarcd without n single exception.
| The Civil Service Reform wing of the Democracy
n th9 city has ceased long enough ~ itS chotts 10
obtain lurc ana untraninelrh adinihs,ln'l" 'l"n w w
affairs TO nditr pcrcnlptory note ~ All thr 'lN
nn,nlnves to contribute specified amount 10 the
Ibciunrrntic campaign fund. They are dlfect'u w
turn the money over to the business partner vi
Mayor Harrison.