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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-30
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Sn TouIon, benz our6 Gapoleon ]. be-
io11Ders beriitmt getporhenen fran5OIti6en
&riegSbafen am Wittelmeer, lit Die @DolerG
nit erbebli1er 6eftigfeit ausgebro0en,
morob in gang europa 9roBe 8eltilr5un9 !!
Die frdns0iiide Jfegierung ludte Die &rd1tz
belt crit ais Die iporaDti6e. unO nidtote eptz
bentti6e aiiatti6e bin5uiteaen, bat aber
jebt Sugeben miliien, OaB IS Die leBtere ut.
Ser erlte TooesfaI ~eretguete ith berettS am
4. Stunt, tpuroe aber perbeimlt1t. Nm p.
itorben in IouIon Il BeriOnen, am %. 5,
am "a. II, aln %. 5, ant 26. Z Berlonen
an Der @9olera, uno AUDI in Ufarletue ituo
me6rere Go0eSfGlte norgefDmmen. Sn 0ieler
StaDt 1T ba5 friiber Der Saiiertn @ugenle
geb0rtge S6loB gum 6oipItal elngertd)tet
moroen. gu 3%ebntaulenOen flldteu Die
8emoDner Soulon's unO Wlarieiue'S noro>
ndrtS.
SGmmtIt6e europGii6en Gegternngen
trefien 8orbereitungen sur Suarantatne ;
namentlid ltrenge 8orIi6tslnaBregeln itI1o
BON Spanien, Stolien uno OelterreIh err
9riffen tDorDen.
Ser amerifanii9e GoniuI in MtarietQe
III angemieien tporDen, unlerer 3tegterung
ii6er ben Berlauf Der SeuGe taglt@ Bert9t
81 eritatteu.
GentJdlauo.
Ser beutI6e Get05tag bat cine 8orlage
ongenDntInen, melde Den 0~anofperfern, Die
it'd t~peiaern, ibrer betreffenDen 53unft bet5uz
treten, Oas 9teht niu1mt, Sebrltn8e 3u bali
ten. 0as Hfaaegsrli1erAngs8eleB Vt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-03-12

er 1ol1e ii9 um feline @a6en bsfiimmern,
uno ja9te i'm 6ur1 2otal binaus. Im
lebten @an1stay um IL l1br Ma9ts trat
nun ein Eolijei in ieoe @irtbi@aft ser
@ta6t uno befobl 6em 8eiiber, Big Mon=
tag frab 9el6loiieu gu balten. Die SOL
sc oaoou tpar, 6ab gum erlten Male in
Der @ei9i@te 9lebrastas unb ser @taot
Omaha Sic @irtbl@aiten in Omaha in
@irtlldfeit am Sonntas sei&oiIen toa=
rem.
y Sn Quincy in Sllinois siebt es
jebt aud @pnnto9sipitel in @ertlei=
ouns, tuie aus fol9enber @arnuns in
Der bortisen n@ermania" berpprsebt:
@irtbe m0sen fi6 ppr @piteln in
Oba9t nebmen. @}an ersdb1t often,
baB Goootat Mac Murrap in @ertlei=
buns, NIT einem faliden 8arte perlebcn
ionntasli9 als 2aui4er berumf frei6e
uHo feline Erabanten, bic als @pisel an=
oeiteQt nnb be5ablt iino, controlire.
Nan nennt einen gb. g.. uno einen
6. S. c. a1s 6,pei ber 3ac'l lden
|Spibel. @ir &uolleu uorlduiis bic Sea-
men oie|er S. v. n8elben" nod ni9t ii,
Der 3eituns nennen, fin6 aber bereit,
o,elelben }ol9en Snterelfrten, bie ouf
oer "@ermania" Office pOripredeu, jett
19pn III 11enne11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-03-12
u It $ln It b.

I Berltn. Ser &esdbstd8 1T on,
Is. Mfars er5ffnet tporoer. Gie 9bron:
rebe ,uuroe pon Staotsz@ecretair boz,
B6ttider oerleien; fe befaot, oab man
I'M Snnern oes &ei9es per5u9stpeiie
Social =Folitit" betrr.ben noble. Die
8ejiebunsen gum Mustanb fiub, uie inn
ner, portrefili@. = Su ber 5ibung pom
10. tpuroe bet friibere &rdfbent Qepet,
5op iu,eoerum fit bieien Soften ertudbft.
Die @isuns bate inbeB ioiort et>uas &o=
mii@es. Die -Deutl tl@z2iber alen ober
tpie fie ou9 fonlt 9enannt tperoen, nMi=
Ierabelen" periu9ten Dem omerifanilden
ab9eorcnetenbauie bes Gon9re|es fit
ben n2aSter<8ei41uB" 5u banten, mur=
ben aber bonn &rdlioenten 5nr Drbnun9
9er1fen, tpeil iie bic 1a9esoronung relp.
@el@dftsoronuns perlebten. 9ie|es
fonnte aud bet 9(ntrosaeaer @idert TO-
'uie BET ibna 1ecunoirenbe $rof. 0r. Sd>
mel ni@t abitreiten. Darob arobes
"Ma@eier1 in Der jiibii9=liberalen greI=
le Deut14laubs uno Nmerifas. @aruu
bat bas @albiustoner Mb9eoronetenbaus
ni6t, tpie es &e9el uuo MnItan6 erfor>
oe>ten, feinen 1osterli9en 8eileibsbe=
i@lub ni@t Direct an bos Brdiioium bes
oeuti@en 2ano< ober @ei9stases ab9ez
1anot? Damn tudre oerielbe iueni9Itens
5ur oiscu!;on 9etomn,en uno ou9 Elm St.
mas BON Der un9emeinen 8lama9e ab9e.
nommen, bic @in@bauien D4iltree ber
8afbingtoner &6rperl9aft bereitet bat.
0as @erii9t iiber ben gldtritt bes gul:
tusmini lters bon @pNler lit nit &orf9t
auf5unebmen.
I 96gter. 19. 6eb: Mm Donnerstoq
anb Greitas itattete r.@esierunss>%rd=
fioent p. &il9rim aus M1inben nn1erer
Staot e11ten Ve1u9 ab. Gr bat 1i9 audi
bic tdbtil9en 8eb1rben porlteaen loi1en,
ioa ii@ aber, benz ,@eitf. @olfsbl.' 5u>
fol9e, ni@ts tpeni9er als anertenneno oa=
riiber ausseipro@en boben, baB bic Sea-
tboliten feline 8ertretrng i'm @taotper=
orhneten:@ @oQe9ium baben. Das lit Sic
bette &erurtbeiluas ber bera@tiaten 66rz
ter'l9en @ab1en.
! uemminsen (bei 2an9enoreer), RI.
Gebr. Cine entlebli9e 3bat lit, tuabrz
i@einli6 bic Golse pl0tli9er @eiftesa0.
rung, bon Der 6rau beg Beremannes ST:
mild 9eitern friib beriibt tpproen. Dif
nod junge Jrau perlieB Moroers aeaer
4 ubr. 1pdbreno Der 8tann unb a,pe
&inber no6 i6nefen, nit be1n jiingFen
Is Wonate alten 9inbe has 6aus unf
lief gu bem nabe selesenen 3edenteide
Dprt tuarf iie 5ue,lt bas &ino in bas
asaffer 1;no israng bierauF ]el5it binein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

have been working toward this one end hail u
dozen years, and it is proverbial that Plea Is
much more active than Protest. But we are not
saying-and have never said-that there Is no
pleuro- pneumonia in the Atlantic States. 1t
would be strange if there were not, with our
frequent cattle importatiOns from the affected
fields of Europe. Let what there may be be
stamped out, but do it in a sensible, business
like way.
Ifthc few States claimed to be infected are not
deemed capable of dealing with the disease as
in Massachusetts, and elsewhere, then let
Government put the whole matter into the
hands of some one practical, honest business
man, with authority to quarantine, to buy 10
kill and bury or burn, calling to his ala all
necessary assistants and corporation; and
then let him present the bill, with vouchers for
every item of expense. Bur to organize Tor TINS
simple work the proposed new bureau OIL
Animal Industry" and that, too, IN connection
with the not highly esteemed Agricultural
Department" mt Washington, and equip 1t with
a quarter of million dollars and twenty men
appointed by political intrigue, is 10 repeat on
a mammoth scale the "hog cholcra" disgrace
and the grasshopper" folly of past years.
SO of foot-and mouth disease of VIII oh we
have lately heard in Maine and Kansas. That
too if it is here at all, was also imported. Get
rid of it ut once, in the same simple way above
suggested and our coasts once clear OF these
much-talkcd-Of sources OF danger let MS see
that we stop bringing any more OF either mice
tiCn across the Atlantic-since quarantine re-
stIictions seem to prove Intellectual. For why
should the whole vast cattle interests OF America
be put in jeopardy for the profit OF the few who
ship cattle here for speculative purpose We
have good plant Of all the leading thorough
breeds of Europe let us make the best OF them,
and likewise of our own hardy, healthy natives
which contain elements capable Of unsurpassed
development.
But after ALL it is one comfort to reflect that
this costly sensationalism which has charac-
terizcd the agitation Of cOntagiOn will not be
wholly without cOmpensatng results If 1t serve
ind rcctly to draw attention to the important
truth that health in domestic animals, as III
human creatures, can only result from whole
some food, pure air, comfortable quarters and
general provision for maintenance Of strength.
Western hog, cannot keep well, nested III mud
and cold. or i'm sites rocking with filth, and eat
inc frozen, mouldy corn; nor Eastern COWS in
crowded, unycntlated stables, with fermcntlng
brewers grains, glucose meal and half decayed
cn,ilage rs insufficient feed When all stock
keepers humancly regard the comfort of their
animals there will not be n hook left for hungry
alarmists to lay hold upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
yOy i COOP REASON.

The strongest excuse yet offered for ur"u-
Iipuc,s to suspend silver coinage comes, per-
haps naturally, through the organ OF the Car
Ii,le-MoIrisou end Of she Democracy. This pre-
tcDcc is that the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court has made il msafe.to limit the supply OF
hard money. "Sincc that decision, it is said,
~we know not what food of paper money may
~bc issued. Gold may be drawn from lis, and
",cnt abroad. But come what may we
keen on coininc silver we shall have chr
~repcy that j., worth Mt least - cents" Whichis
as if man should deliberately pull his house
down, lest a tornado might blow it :down and
hurt somebody
There Is not the slightest reason for fearing
paper imitation that did not exist, and with fully
rs much force before the decision of the Court
was rendered 1t was not then supposed that a
new issue Of paper money was prevented only
by the Constitution. The truth is that it was
not generally supposed the Constitution pro-
hibitcd such an issue. 4 few persons held that
opinion, and therefore regarded the reissues OF
LEGAL tenders since the close Of the war ms really
unconstitutional But it Is safe To say that
nincty-nine out of hundred OF the people OF
this country considered these reissues constitu-
tonal, and therefore held that Congress had the
power to issue legal tenders in time OF peace.
The restraints were two-public faith and abb
sence of justifying occasion. 1t was every
where felt that it would not do TO put out more
legal tenders without justifying public emer-
gcncy. and that no such necessity existed or
was likely to arise. 1t was everywhere felt that
it would be ruinous as well as dishonorable to
disregard the solemn pledges given that the
amount of legal tenders issued should never be
increased
These things seemed, to nearly all reasonable
persons. sufficient ground for belief that the
currency would not again be debauched by
paper imitation. The circumstances have not
changed. The restraints are in all respects as
great as they were prior to the decision.
Moreover men of sane and sober sense do not
now look for any new issue Of legal tenders.
Some demagOgues may profess such fear, and
some. political old grannics may indulge it,
but common sense teaches that the real dangers
are altogether different in kind and nearer.
The danger of the time is that the silver lun-
acy may bring rum. If the currency once gets
dcbauchcd in that way, If public opinion once
gets used to the dishOnor OF forcing silver upon
creditors instead of gold, almost anything ruin
ous or dishonorablc may come alterward. Blu
tho weak place in the dam is the continued
coinage of silver dollars, and the continued is
sue of paper notes profeasedly based thereon
If that danger were ont of the way, the country
could afford to laugh at all Others OF the none
taIy sort,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
PERhONI[.

Mr. VI. VI. BallOu. Of Boston, expects TO spend the
coming summer IN France.
Professor Il. c. Jcbb. of Oxford, is TO deliver the
Phi Beta Kappa Grafton at Harvard next Commence
ment.
General Grant will spend some time at Washing
ton on his way back to th, city from Old Point
Comfort.
Simon Cameron writes that hc will remain at En-
terprise, Fla until Wednesday next. when he will
20 to Jacksonville and prepare to return home.
The Rev Dr. Henry NJ Gauahcr who has spent
many years as successful pastor in Brooklyn IL
agan preaching in that city as a SUPPLY and 10
is thOugnt that he may be induced 10 settle there
permanently.
Cold water he's been cfcctBally dashed upon the
project in London, 10 erect a memorial to Dickens
by the calling 10 mind of th, passage from his wilt
cOniuIc my friends no account to make me
the subject Of any monument, memorial or testl-
mOudl whatever. / rest my cldm to the rCmcm-
brancc of my country upon my published works.
4 pretty tough customer, that Nine. Paul Mincl,
the Paris anarchist must be- She named her first
born son Lucifer Satan Vercinsc,orX, and ROW an
nounces the advent of a second who is to be called
Spartacus Blanqui Revolution. II this thing kept
mp. the parish record there will have 10 be sup
pressed as lnCeudlary literature.
In the Senate the other day the day the Pleuro-
pneumonia bill was under discussion. The Demo.
Gratis were yoluble in opposition to it. The Repub-
Leans spent most OF their time in tramping to and
from the cloak-room And this condition Of affairs
prompted Senator Henderson, of Nebraska to re-
mark sotto roce that the foot aud month disease
appeared to have broken ont IN the senate. the
mouth disease the Democratic side and the foot
disease on the republican.
FoRrREss MONROE. Va, March 17.-Gene
Grant and party left here to-day for Washington.
lie viii spend couple of weeks AZ the Capital.
w. ha zi.rnr Of
Internal Revenue has returned to Washington
from a visit to Frankfort, Ky.
LONDON. March 17-Edinburgh University is
about to confer the honorary degree of Doctor Of
Laws upon DR.. Fordyce Barker, president Of tho
New-YoT Academy Of Medicine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
,vw work DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH is, 1881

one of special importance to Americans lhc
bulk of saloon travel by the British trans
atlantic steamship lines is of American ilmiileS
making the tour of Europe, all OF whom, during
Il voyage subjecting the great majority OIL 'ncn'
TO various forms of sickness and to possible
danger from infection, are under INFERIOR
medical care to that which they employ at home
The many thousands OF immigrants constantly
coming here and consequently the hundreds OF
communities among which they are distributed
in all parts of the States are in danger from the
same defective service in the eight or ten days
VOYAGE during which the immigrants are mud
died together in the Storage of these steamers.
We maintain at heavy expense to the state OIL
New York quarantine service to counteract
some of the pcrs pointed out, but 1t cannot
guard against them all. The British Govern
mcnt and the English steamship companies
which enjoy the profits of this great tralhc
ought to urge the passage of the amended law as
suggested II is in the power OF the BRUSH
Parliament to do this in such positive terms tha'
the American Congress would clearly see 1t was
to our great advantage to have uniform pas
scnecr laws affecting all vessels coming to on
morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

The reform which Dr. }. 4. Irwin refers to
IN an interview published in another part OF to
day, issue, az being agitated IN England, is ono
looking to the improvement Of the medical ser
vice on board of English ships. The defects Of
this service, which be points ont are based
largely upon the fact that there Is no official pro-
vision in the British Passenger act ion the
selection, examination and grading Of surgeons
in the merchant marine service. Zach COM
plny having regulations Of lis own, IT Is IN.
cyitabc that inefficient men get INTO the service.
This naturally lead, to the neglect on maltreat-
mcnt o. the sick on board during voyages, ANA
also to a failure to guard carefully and scion
tiically against the carrying Of contagious dis
eases from one poIt to another.
A. urged by the physician who has originated
this agitation il his Own county. tAe IeioIln is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
Mr.. CLADsToyES kuBARRAsSuENrs.

The British victories in the Soudan have not
cxtricatcd the Liberal Ministry from It's embU-
easements. Religious tanaticism renders Os-
man Digmas revolt obstinate and tenacious as
well as formidable General Graham's soldiers
take few prisoners The Arabs prefer death to
surrender, and when wounded watch and pray
for the chance Of stabbing an officer or his
horse. When defeated they are not routed.
They retire sulenly few miles into the interior
and renew their intrigues with di,aiiectcd
tribes The presence of 50 determined foe III
creases the difficulty of opening the road be-
tween Suakim and Bcrbcr and pIcdisposcs eau
tious Ministers to await the results Of negotiation
and brides. large reward has been offered
ia General Graham's camp for the surrender OF
Osluan Digma, and the chiefs arc summoned "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoPF,CN.-Rumors of Cabinet crisis prevailed
Yesterday in London. - Meetings were held IN
England to protest against tho restrictions on the
importation of cattle == A banquet to celebrate
St. Patrick's Day was held in London. =- Six Of
The crew of the bark Lucie drowned in col
lsion. -=- The English Court of Appeal has sus-
tanned the verdict of the lower court in the Bet-
Iawes cose. -=- The Spanish cOnspiIators had IN
tended TO seize the palace when tile Ministers
were assembled.
CoNGRfss-Thc Senate yesterday. after pro-
1racted debate amended and passed Mr.. Plumbs
Joint resolution making an appropriation for the
suppression of the foot-aud-mouth disease among
cattle The Senate passed the hill extending the
term of the Court of Alabama Claims to Decem-
Der. - In the House. bills were introduced to
prohibit the importation of opium; to increase the
efficiency Of the militia, and to suspend for two
wears the coinage of the silver dollar The rules
were suspended and there was passed a special de-
1cency bill, approprating 100000.
observation-disclosures Cleveland signed the
Roosevelt bill deprvinq the Aldermen of this city
Of couiIIuatOry power, yesterday. --- twenty
five Cuban refugees were arrested by United
States revenue cutter on suspicion OF being van
ditti. -= Griffin was sentenced to be hanged May
. The cattle plague broke out in Missouri.
- Henry A. Tldrn'S funeral was largely at
tended. = There is excitement among oyster
men over legislation proposed at Annapolis.
- A ship arriving az Boston reported feeling an
e3rtbouake AZ sea. --- The cremation of young
womans body occurred at Lemoynes furnace.
Pittsburg chemist has redscovered the
lost art of making black glass -- Rhode Island
will have three state Conventions this week. Will
Jam Spragde is a candidate again. =-- Wheat
was lower in Chicago.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-ManufactU Ters Of oleo-
margarine assured the Senate Committee on Health
yesterday that the article was harmless, and that
nitric acid was not used in the manufacture of it..
= The St. Patricks Day parade was successful
At the dinner of the Friendly Sons addresses were
made b. Mr.. Beecher Chief Justice DAILY and
others = young lawyer of Meadville, PENN
committed suicide because of dyspepsia.
- Sheriff Davidson was greatly disturbed by
the efforts to remove him. = The annual dinner
of Sorosis was eaten. -= Two cOnvicts made an
unsuccessful attempt on Sunday evening to escape
from Sing Sing. -- Gold value of the legal
fender silver dollar (i12l2 grains, S4.64 cents.
Stocks were dull, Auctuaied IN narrow limits, and
closed featureess.
The WEATHER-TRTBCNE local observations IN
dictate partly cloudy or far weather with lower
temperature and occasional light rain Temper
AZURE yesterday: Highest. so; lowest, 32'
average, 43S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

UH4T TO DO ABOUT ANIMAL DISEASE.
There has not been before in many years such
general health among American cattle and hogs
a. there is now The late Swine Commits
sioncrs-one of whom visited twcnty-six States
found practically no disease. There Is, and
probably always will be, occasional uichiuU, "a
very small percentage, but the experts know
little OF nOthin, of it, cause; it affects our pork
perhaps no more than that of other countries;
and the one and easy safety is in thorough cook
ing. The "cholcra,' which has been made
excuse Tor selfish scnsatonaism 50 costly to
producers, had disappeared" last fall, accord
ing 10 official admission. But how about plemo-
pneumonia Not an item of proof has been
brought against the many competent witnesses
who testify that there is very little of that.
Whence, then, all this noisy affirmation II
cmanatcs from few persons already In
Government employ and naturally anxious to
enlarge and pcrpctuate their easy places.
Every slight local sickness Is magniicd and
teleGaphcd over the whole land, as WAS the
case the othcr day in Columbia County, n. \.
The alarmists are thoroughly organized; they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
OUR FRIENDS. THE GAS COMPANIES

OUR FRIENDS THE Gas COMPANIES
The State Board of Health seem to make an
end of the quarrellng about the merits or de-
merits of water gas. The coal gas people are
possessed of sudden desire to protect the
health of the community whose purses they
deplete and so insist that water gas IS I'M
healthy. The investigation ordered by the
Legislature in their behalf results In report
substantially that water gas is not more Juan
Corous or detrimental to health than other gas
As it is practically Of one-half greater lllulni-
mating power even the extreme sympathy felt
by our people generally for the coal gas com
panies will hardly induce them to want the new
water gas outlawed, for the benefit Of the Old
concerns. Grateful as we all are to the coal gas
companies, we still don't mind seeing some new
corners in the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

remains no recourse left but that Of absolute pro.
hbtiOn Of the manufacture At present, the pub
lie are being poisoned under fraudulent prrtences,
and it has been admitted that competition irsures
the continuance of the fraud 80 long "a Olcomar-
garne is permitted 10 be sold Mt all. II Is clear
that no community can tolerate being sacrificed TO
the unprncipled greed Of few manufacturer, and
il ia not less apparent that temporizing legislation
must fail TO abate the abuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
amnsemenis 60 Might.

Rlsou OPERA HoUsE-S-"La We
CIsrSo-s-" The Merry War. -N..-
n.IY's THRATRE-S-" Red Letter Nignn,SS
GRAND OPERA HoUsF-6-" Hearts VI 0
HORTICULTURAL HAII-S-Concets ro-ruu's Circus
MADIsoN SQUARE GARDES-2 ana Ain mine Roses
NM pApK fTTArRE~s-" Lights o LONDON nad Row
NFw-YoRK COMEDY THEATRL,,, 80, y n D
N,pr o,s q InDRN-S--" Storm bea,tn
sTap Tur ATRE-S-"The Gladiator
eyyeK HAII-s-COncert. , ,
n.i,IH. 1WK. TRl-s-" Lorle ,.,,ons
aHALA iGptin,nnTT-s--"C Orielia's A spraiohS
IiNIoS soTaRE THEArRE-s-"separa,tiinoln
1890, ,rSiv CIrB THEATRE-3-keadinSs
X.r, 20 = FUFATRB-S--" Lady care;
5TH AVENUE THEATRE-SSvt, Idnsus,on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18

never emerge from the committce-room; pu'
the decision of legislative committee II so'n0
times as incomprehensible as the Veroic' VI I"
petit Jury. So the motion is to come UP "Eaii
in the full House. Doubtless the resoiu'io"
and report will be adopted; but let 1t DC "ohc
without violent debate or lurid oratoly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
A POSSIBLE MAYOR.

Camden o. Rockwell, Deputy Collector Of Custons.-
Has il ever occurred to THE TRIBUNE that Theodore
Roosevelt would make very available candidate for
Mayor Of New-York City do not know the gentleman
personally, but highly impressed with his present
course, and think he would make good companion piece
10 Mayor Low OF Brooklyn. / have been surprised 10
find Sc many people favorable to his nomination in both
PARTIES He has shown himself courageous brave and
upright legislator believe he would make equally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
ARrHUR's STRENGTH IN THE SOUTH.

Theodore Cook, Of Cilctnnat.-Arthur will have tho
solid South II he gets half more Of NewYork. he may
be nominated The drift is in his favor just now Tho
Republicans will have to quit their buarreuing IN New
York or they will lose the election here OF course
shouldn't be very sorry about that