New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
NEW ORLEANS.
THE ENTHUSIASM FOR BLAINE AND RE
M-rREPARATIOES FOR rnE WORLDS
EXPOSITION


,BY 1lLlGRAPu To ruE TGiGUNRl
NEW-OELEANs Aug 0.-District-Attoncy Adams
has declared his intention of enforcing the collec-
ton Of bonds forfeited in criminal cases. HIS
efforts N this direction will hc watched with con-
siderable interest. as there is but one case on re
cord of Il criminal bond having been collected IN
this city.
The movement for Blaine and reform is con-
stautly growing. Anon, the prominent names
enrolled as members of the Central Blaine Club
th', week are John Mahony. who has heretofore
been q rel-hot Democrat, and was elected mem
Der of the Legislature and Of the Last COnstitu
tiuual Convention on the regular Democratic
ticket. one of the greatest converts to Blaine,
however, is J. II. Cosgroyc of Natomtochc. parish
He has written "a letter 10 Colonel Sanddge de-
claring himself for Blaine CoSgrovc was the
editor aud proprietor of Tie NGfcbiOctc, jiRdo1,or
aud wa, among the most prominent Of the accused
men in the famous Natchitochcs bnlldozng case
which occupied the attention of the United states
Courts aud Congress iona committee two or three
years ago
The City Council has elected the now city School
Board. and the pre- sure of public opinion has
resulted in the creation of very good board as u
whole. Some two or three of the secc lions are
not entirely satisfactory. but they are 80 greatly
in the minority that they can do no harm.
The board of directors of the Worlds Exposition
have made arrangements for working on the
United states Government building AT night. A
number Of electric lights will be put mp. double
force Of men employed md the construction of the
building will bo pushed forward rapidly. The
board has established bureau of information
which Is 70 have charge of the accommodation Of
visitors. A list of all the ho1rdmg-hou,c,. hotels
ana Of all private families willing to receive board
cfs rs hrino mlde. together with the prices char
nctcr Of accommodation. etc. visitors. by tolc
graphing ahead OF writing to the bureau. can have
jn~t such board and lodging engaged for them mn
they may desire.
rho in,rison Limo Of aiontnabirs yyti,i ,t, -.
twcou lh city anal Liverpool. nio aniiorlrd T.,
quarantine because They ntop nj Mrsirnn notls
The company hnyr roniih.tq Tor innapo,ti,,
Pfnln ~ iofoipn rouuitici from ihp,itt. t,tl, tLo
rirouiinn Of which iho quarantine hna nnt,,iell,
inicriciod. 10 oh,into lhr disability inf ,,,,,n
thrlf steamers u, qunnniinc restrictions tbr, L,e
made nrtnnrenrnls 10 lund thrIt y,s.i,' mltr |
ihry viii not have ~ COME up ~ the ritv Xxx
gram viii Voc sent down ho liver la hntgos Ia the |
quarantine HurhufaHr, Whrir n nietiuD ol,,,t,, |
Whl he established. The GRIM viii be tlns tr,ns |
leted 10 the vessels aud viii bc taken IN fr, witb
ont th. necessity oi bringing tho SLIPS M fo tIe |
city 10 supervise Those operations tho n,r,Iy |
I nlirotor 81 Cuqt0ms viii remain M tho ntntat
time station.
Much interest 10 manifested in the pos,illo -,
probable proceedings of the cunNtttt1n nf NM,
4onntiyos ~ protected Louisiana ndualtiea tnlind
10 meet IN lhia city on the 10th inst lhn sognt
planters VII be tli" controlling olonont in Tia
body, aud " Va HmpuH the sugar plhntats tLnt
iopiEn nuuiY hhd Ulhrf prominent tinnuhti1tp,
have niHftrd campaign fuf lilihn and pintr,tinu
! here nae many widely dnrtrui ptrdirtinns ma tu |
ipion thnt What they do viii have an inr",t,ut
lruiup nn the political atuntluu ~ thia hiatr ANIL
ln iho result ia November, I he irpuidirnn " |
icuiiYe committee viii await the action of this |
convention beiolo meeting o. uamo an electoral
ticket.
The weather this week has been remarkable In |
ho early morning hours light binnkots Layo |
rot been found uncomfortable. August has always |
been considered tho hottest month of the wear |
lere and this August has thus far boon tho coolest
month the summer b. several degrees. Old