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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
ClevoIand,s Letter.

II Ia refreshing after this lOng-winded
delIveranoes OF Blaine and Butler to come
upon 20 nationally concise letter as that
which Grover Cleveland has given to the
press. In this direction alone Mr.. Cleve-
land has shown kind OF common sense
OF which his opponents have displayed q
woeful deficiency for his letter, being
short, will be read, while we are morally
certain that the great length OF Blaine's
letter Of acceptance has restricted It's
perusal 70 small minority of even his
own following.
Mr.. Cleveland does not concern himself
at all with matters of party policy, his
position regarding which is indicated
with all necessary explicitness in the
single sentence, in which he says that he
has carefully considered and cordially
approves the platform Of the Chicago
convention, but proceeds at once to tell
us what he thinks Of the executiveduties
Of the chief executive.
He calls attention to the causes which
have given us political oligsrohy in
stead of a government by the people and
strikes at once at the most vigorous root
of political corruption by advising that
the President be disqualified by constitu-
tional amendment from reelection. In
saying this Mr.. Cleveland assures the
Ia hat ha ha nh IN Mt inb
office he will give his whole attention to
performing the duties thereof without fear
or favor and that he will not descend to the
debasing practice Of laying pipes for
second term. In this simple declaration
he outlines q stupendous reform which
will win the instant approval Of every
patriotic citizen. He is bold enough Il
declare that as chief magistrate he will
do what he believes to be right and le
the consequences take care Of themselves
He next addresses the worklngmen Q
America and, without any Of Butler
hypooriticsl slobber, tells, them that the,
should receive their full share Of the car
and attention Of those that make tn
laws, and that they should be protecte
from the competition Of foreign contra,
slaves imported by the ship load b
capitalists unwilling to pay fair wages
American lRborers and aliens who inten
70 become Americans.
The next important subject to which
gives his attention is the sdminisiratit
of the Civil Service. Here, as in b
declaration Of opposition to second. ter
Vaccinations, he is not afraid to say III
the selection and retention of governme
employees should depend upon tht
qualifications for their respective dut
and have no connection whatever wi
party service, and to indicate that, II
is elected, public servants of tried wort
who have endesvored to do their VIC
conscientiously, will not find their pla
jeopsrdized by the ''unseemly scrambl
which has for the past twenty ye
followed the inauguration Of n
President.
The letter all through Is an hon
mans letter to honest men, who will
the best he can il they elevate hin
the Presidency, and who assures tn
who want buncombe and demsgogi
that they will have to look elsewhere.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

Mr.. Hendricks letter Of acceptance is
short enough, anyway. And yet he says
all that 10 necessary. He accepts the
nomination and endorses the platform
aud let's his candidacy lakes care Of
itself. There is no good reason why a
letter Of acceptance should embody =
campaign speech and recapitulation Of
the political history Of the United States.
Had Blaine and Butler and Logan written
less they would have found more readers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
A select Unicago Prize right.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-In accordance with
previous arrangement Daniel Cosgrove
and Charles Allendale, two local toughs,
met last night before select company in
q private apartment, and with bare
knuokles and due regard to Queensberry
rules pounded each other out Of all
resemblance to themselves. Seven deg
perate rounds were fought, until the men
were ready to drop from sheer exhaus-
ton when friends interfered. The fight
was called draw. The stakes were s25
a side,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

By this estimate 1t will be seen that
Governor Cleveland would have 76 cleo
torAl votes more than are necessary to
elect. Supposing through the treachery
Of Tammany aud q detection to Butler
he should lose the So votes OF New York
he would still be elected. Under this
estimate he could further afford to lose
the 90 votes of Ohio and also the 6 Of
West Virginia, should "Steve" Elkins'
''bar'l" and colonization scheme succeed
in that locality.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
man and Horses burned.

CYSTHrANA, Ky, Aug. IS In addition
to the loss Of property by the fire at the
Abdallsh park stables yesterday, James
Koran, employed in the stables, lost his
life. W. II. Wilson, the owner Of
the stables, had his residence
burned. The following is full list OF the
animals burned: Triumvir, stallion OF
s years, valued at $40, 900; Long Branch,
stallion, valued at $1,000 ;
Huron, brown stallion, Chestnut
Wilkes, 2 years, valued at
5000 Norman Sprague, 2.yeAr-old
stallion Jersey Lily, 2,year.old mare
owned by j. Il. Allen, Darbyville, Ohio,
valued at SIS, 900 /; Ink, 2.year. old mare,
also owned by Mr.. Allen, valued at 81, O00i
Wjnona, brood mare by Smuggler
Minneapolis, q year-old FLY, valued 81
$4,000; Seerest, mare owned by ]. A.
Seorest, 81 500; Almont,a gelding owned
by C. Cason, valued at $4,000; Tom
Bigby, a bay gelding owned by Mr..
MoCandless Of Berry, New York,
$4,000, and the brood mare Corinne,
Tim Coons, q gelding, record 2 %, the
property Of p. P. Johnson Of Lexington,
killed himself after getting out Of the
stable. There was no insurance on the
horses and Mr.. Wilson had but "a, 900 on
his building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
Italians CauarrelIng I'm Illinois.

DIXON, Ills, Aug. 25.-A riot broke
out yesterday Sv.s s% 90 ga. Italian iaSorsrs
in the melee. Knives, olubs and shovels
were freely used, and three men perhaps
fatally injured. One was stabbed five
times and another had an arm and Jaw
broken. The cause Of the trouble is un-
known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
ss1t war Cure Asthma. =,

~ had suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and had a terrible attack in December
and January. 1882 One day took four doses
OF Parker's Tonic. The effect ast0nished me.
slept perfectly that might, and am now wholly
well. Parker's Tonic will cure chronic
asthma" e. o. Williams, Chapman, Pa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
Oats ont Of Condition.

New YORK, Aug. 26.-About 80, 800
bushels Of No. 2 oats were posted on the
produce exchange this morning as ont Of
condition in the Woodruff stores, being
warm.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
TEE CAMPAIGN.

Roth Parties Complaining of a
Lack OF Funds--taenerai Notes.
The New York Herald OF Sunday pub
lished the following estimate Of the prob
able result OF the Presidential election
In November next
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

sHARPsBuRe, KY, Aug. 25.-Daniel
Henry died yesterday morning from pistol
shots received the night before from City
Marshal Merriwether who was trying to
arrest him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

CINCIENATI, Aug. 25.-The Cincinnati.
Il Eastern & R. opened for business to-
das from here to Portsmouth, o., a dis
to lce Of l03 miles. The road is now mar
roy gauge, but negotiations are in pro-
or ,ss to change It to the standard gauge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

Rain Causes a Postponemens.
New York, Aug. 26.-The speed trials
by Phallas and Jay Rye See, set for 10.
day at Prospect Park, will not take place.
drenchipR rain this forenoon having
made the track so heavy as to prevent
all possibility Of lowering the record,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

Troy, N. Y, Aug. 25.-There was a
severe frost here last night and the corn
and buckwheat crops are damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
FOREIGN.
Admiral Oourbet ordered to MAKE
Heprisais "A Reported Imperial
Decree.

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LONDON, Aug. 2S.--A aNPsscn 49,
Tunes, which LETT FOO Vnow w. ~,
this morning, says; Az o'9ioVk iHs'
night Admiral Courpet omolspy saro
nounced that ne hsd reoe.ssu oiS Ths
from Paris to MAKE reprhsis. .a,1
British vice consul and oec'oI ~, y 'u .h.
anchorage last night arg .esOheo Wv
kuslish gunboats a. mianign.'
IL is reported that Ii fong rae has peen
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
The chinese Make a Successful Dee
fense with Krupp Gums.

LONDON, Aug. 2b.-A dispatch to the
1imes from Foo Chow Of this afternoon
says: "The French ironolads entered
the mouth OF the river this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The white fort opened FIRE with
Krupp cannon, while the ships were three
miles away. After an hours engage.
ment the French retired. The Chinese
fire was good.''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

A special dispatch from New York says.
Information has lately come to the Reput-
lioan headquarters Of the steady and
determined drift oforganizsd workingmen
against Blaine, that now CAUSES more
alarm than all the public addresses and
bolts Of the Republican independents.
The workingmen Of New York carried
their complaint to the Republican
national committee, but met with no en-
couragement. The assurance was given
that the trait newspapers would receive
no committee funds, but they see the
insinoerity of the promise in new "rat"
penny campaign paper edited by Halstead
and printed in the Tribune "rat" office,
and they have information that the
national committee, either as a committee
OF by individual contributions, made up
large portion Of the 100000 subsidy "a
t'rat" Philadelphia Press, that ia teinR
circulated free among workipgmen as an
advocate Of protection.
The present plan Of the national com.
mittee is to keep scandal cloud con
stantly between the people and the rea
/ Issues Of the campaign. Cleveland will
be soandalized indefinitely, and Blaine
will make dramatic use Of the Indian
apolis Sentinel scandal; but they fea
that scandal campaign will not wea
until November, and reAction would b
fatal. Fears are now entertained tina
Butler will, in the end, take many NOR
labor votes from Blaine than from Cieve
land; and how to stop the labor reyol
with only frat" organs supportin
Blaine and protection is the most ser
GUS problem Of the campaign to the RI
publican leaders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

LONDON, Aug. % "A dispatch to the
Times, dated Foo Chow, 2 10 p. m says |:
Hostilities begun this p. m. at 2
o'clock"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
The FrancO-ChInese war-A RepOrt
From Paris Favorable 10 th'
French.

The Franco-ChInese war-A Report
From Paris Favorable 20 the
French.
PARIS, Aug. 26-It ia believed that
after Admiral Courbet has destroyed the
forts on the Men river between the arse
nal and the river mouth, he will join
Admiral Lespes before Kes Lung, and
arrange with him for the occupation Of
that place. There is talk Of an expedi-
tion from Tonquin into Yunnan at the
end Of the wet season, unless China
accepts Frances terms.
FRANCE TALKING BACK To ENGLAND.
The Paris papers Indignantly repel the
the charges made by the London Times
that cruelty was exercised by Admiral
Courbet at Foo Chow and indulge in
violent sbuse Of England. The Voltaire
and the Temps say that France had no
need to exoulpate itself TO the
country which set fire to Alexandria.
Admiral Courbet destroyed the Chinese
gunboats because he could not weaken
his crews by occupying them. The
Solsii and Republqus Hancdise approve
Admiral Courbet's energetic course. GAN
he did," they say "was to obey orders in
the hope Of eifscting prompt settlement
Of the existing difficulty"
NJ. Paul de Cassagnao advooates an
alliance between France and Germany.
CONFERENCE WITH BISMARCK.
BERLIN, August 26.--Baron De Cour
eel, the French Ambassador, has returned
to Berlin from his recent visit to Paris II
response to summons from his govern
ment and has started for VRrzin to oonfel
with Prince Bismarck. 1t is believed
that this conference will be In referene,
to the Franco. Chinese ficulty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

LONDON, Aug. % "A dispatoh from
Shanghai Of this morning says: "Admiral
Courbet has announced his intention Of
bombarding the arsenal at Foo Chow to
day. The French CONSUL in this city has
lowered his flag"
Advices from Pekin Of yesterday state
that the governors Of Yum Nan and
Quangsi had received imperial orders 70
march with their forces into Topquin.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28
is EDMUNDs A REPUBLICAN,.

A COR sspondent of the Boston Post
writes The Republican state committee
held a meeting Wednesday evening at
Burlington and some Of the proceedings
were very spicy. There was free dis
oussion as 10 the attitude of Senator
Edmunds, in this campaign and some Of
the committeeman are said to have made
remarks shat were anything but compile
me1taiy 10 the idol son of the state.
Finally, il IVES voted to invite the sena-
tor to make y public address in support
Of tie Republican nominations. A
member OF the committee was designated
to wait upon the senator and inform him
of the desire and action Of the committee,
but the gentleman 80 designated re
specially declined to act. Two or three
others were then selected, but each in
turn declined to serve. No one seemed
willing to attempt to bell the cat. The
question as to whether Senator EdmundE
Is still Republican will probably go un.
answered until the end If the campaign
at he is not,' said gentleman to me,
at Montpelier, "then Vermont is not Re
publican"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-08-28

A Washington special to the Boston
Post says: The appeals for money to be
used in the close congressional districts
which are beginning to pour in upon the
Republican and Democratic congressional
campaign committees are met by discour.
aging refusala. A similar state Of affairs
on large scale is reported to exist at the
national headquarters Of the two parties
In New York. Neither party seems to
have any money as yet. The refusal to
give the party managers the funds which
they so earnestly beg excises their anger.
They are writing here and to the COM
mitiees In New York declaring that they
must have money. This la the time for
''hard licks," and If "hard ticks" are not
put in now, the election cannot be carried.
Meanwhile, both committees are economic
ing at every point, in order to make
the little money they have meet the abso-
lutely necessary expenses. Bven doom.
ments that need to be given away to
every conner and sent away to every cam.
psisn committee are now given only fol-
cash. Secretary McPherson's committee
ia even ignoring the action OF former con.
gressiOnal campaign committees, in thai
| II does not distribute McPherson's hand.
book free OF cost. II simply referi
irquirers to the book shops. A member
Of the Democratic congressional commit
tee said to day that It looked as though
money would not be one OF the control
ling elements of the campaign. TIL,
little money the Republicans get out o
the government clerks and from othel
sources will not amount to much, ant
both parties will do we'll if they hav
money enough to meet expenses.
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.trmtIhtES.
auf benz GBege na6 einem Camp
Weettu1."

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Retn s0lprFer Ra@riAten.

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ten anasOroust.
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Ssit 8. Srmburger & Comp. in Sarlsrube,
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Ser ShiffbruA Se8 C1mpferS
sAmfterSGm."

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Jap GonIb's SoteI unS GIu6baus
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