New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-01
Nem91orls Daily Gribn,rs
FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY l.
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.


FoREIGN-A notion by Mr.. Gladstone that the
vote of be gwen precedence of other bust
ness was defeated yesterday. - Seven deaths
occurred in Toulon from cholera and five in Mar
settles. - A panic is reported among the Jews
in Western Russia. - The theatre Royal in
Edinburgh was destroyed by fire. - The Rev.
David Irving. secretary of The American Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign Missions, was injured in
Ireland. Go Liberal was elected Mayor of
Cork.
CONGREss.-The Senate considered the River and
IIarbor bill. 60 House agreed to conference re-
port Indian Appropriation bills Fortihcations
Appropriation bill taken up.
acknowledgements Neal, OF ONO, nomi-
mated to be Solicitor of the Treasury. - The
Delaware and Maryland peach crop expected 10 be
large - Three children burned to death in
Youngstown. ohio. - The strike on the West
Shore Railroad averted by the promise of the speedy
coming of the pay-car. - general movement
10 reduce wages on the Louisiana sugar plantations.
- Walter Terrell committed suicide in Balti-
more through disappointment in love.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The National Republican
Headquarters were opened yesterday. -= The
sullivan-MicheI fight did not take place; Sullivan
alleged that he was sick =-- Exile, AIanza, Bur
eomaster Euclid Herbert, Queen Esther and
Calais won the Sheepshead Bay races. 60
Twenty three booksellers were indicted in
BROOKLYN. - Evidence regarding John Car
penter's mental condition was given. -
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar
(412l2 grains), 4.63 cents. == Stocks opened
higher and excited, but aftorwal | declined and
closed weak.
1BE WEATHEH-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate warmer clear and fair weather with slight
chances of an occasional shower. Temperature yes
terday: Highest s3o; lowest GO; average, 7340.
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There seems to be no doubt that the disease
which made its first appearance IN France at
Toulon is Asiatc cholera. The deaths at Mar
feies continue 10 increase, and the disease hls
spread 10 Northern Italy. In that country 1t Is
likely 10 develop more rapidly than in France.
A mild panic prevails in Europe on the subject,
and, unfortunately, not without reason. Too
much care cannot be exercised at ports OF entry
on this side.
The Democratic Aldermen are carrying to
extremes the ow-NOthiDg theory OF govern
ment. Not long ago they passed an ordinance
to the effect that only actual residents of the
city should be employed in its Civil Service
Now they have ordained that only "citizens
and residents of New-York City" shall drive
q public cart If they carry out this theory
much further they will be trying to disfran-
chise themselves.
The River and Harbor bill is getting loaded
down in manner TO make ii more than ever
fit subject for another veto. Vast sums are
being voted away for Improvements in
Southern States, but proposition to appro-
pirate $50, 900 for Board of Superintendent
for New York harbor has been killed by the
objection of Southern Democrats Mr.. 5. S.
Cox is apparently playing curious roll in this
matter. which he will find difficult to defend.
Mr.. Kelly is not one of those Democrats who
think that Mr. Blaine can be easily beaten. "
"regard him as one of the strongest candidates
"who could have been selected from the Repub-
"ican ranks y is the Tammany chieftain's
opinion on the subject. He also thinks that
Mr.. Cleyelant's weakness as Democratic can
didate is so apparent that his nomination at
Chicago is improbable. The strong opposition
to Cleveland in this State has made itself felt
elsewhere since the Governor failed to carry
the Saratoga Convention.
The sanitary condition of the city, as disclosed
by the mortality statistics compares favoraby
with that of year ago. The number of deaths
during the last six months was 7sS less than
I'm the corresponding period of 1888. But
the favorable weather has had much to do with
she comparatively low mortality. The number
pf deaths continues largely TO exceed the num- !