New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
THE TALK or THE DAT.

The Prohibitoust5 proclaim that no power on earti
shall prevent them from fooIng away their votes on
candidate Of their The victims mentioned Tor tho
sacrifice are Dr. r. H. Mcdonald, Ex-Governor st. John.
General Clinton b. Fisk and Gideon /. stewart.
An African belle corsoously atred with rcd string
around each ankle ana bone ring IN the nose was
shocked "ueh sue I7' 49,; milo T,.cettions In
dresses worn by Fashionable aGles Al puDiC IcC Nr
London She said it was perfectly scandaIous
ristOwn Herald
The Memphis ppca in the course o. some advice to tho
Tennessee Democrats mention. seven corrupt political
rings which they must carefully avoid ana il seems 10
talk az though it, advice were much needed. This Is
startng people in the North have been told that the
Democrats in the South were all pure and srotle's.
burglar got into the Of lawyer the other day.
hm.-lBench and Bar.
An InterEcccslastical Congress will probably
he held in Ncw-Hayen some time IN the fall
It's rare day in June when prodigal Republican
paper does return from brief soourn with husks
and swine.-lsyracuse standard.
Large shipments Of Democratic harmony are now being
forwarded to Chicago in refrigerator cars.
II is not tho honest wish Of the Democracy to have the
dnie chiefs WIN eyesa-es and On English accent run
have VIII not drive away an honest DehocIatc 'o1e
Wewant Democrats to stay.-tAlbany Times
The Democratic papers say that great victory was
Saratoga, but for the life OF them, they nos
able TO say who won it,
Ochitrees last speech was not what mi ght be regarded
mankind in general are disposed To exercise expressions
the generality OF mankind in general" when he
pulled down to his by friend with the remark,
Tom you'd better stop; yon're coming out OF the same
hole you went In at.'-lCOlumbus lOhlOl Dispatch
The Mayor of Oakland, CAL has given orders to have
curfew bell every evening at o'clock and has
quested all the engine houses to unite in the ringing.
Boys under found the streets after that hour
will be arrested
Those dear Old Maids Of Boston going to have
Those dreadful bad Chicago boys locked the poor
They've done the very things their auntes told erO not
And those dear old maids OF Boston are feeling awful
blue Boston Journal
"What will Henry watterson say I" was the question
that the Democrats OF this state asked themselves after
lodging the tariff issue in the platform. Well, here Is
what he says The tariff issue will be the predominant
one at Chicago and no proposition to compromise will
be entertained" 1t must be remembered that Henry
Will be on hand 10 see that the play off alyer
Used
The most successful counterfeit OF the dime said to
be made Of glass mixed with base metal by pro-
cess unknown 10 ordinary workers in metal and glass.
The counterfeit looks exactly ike the genuine ten-cent
piece; button being struck with hammer 1t is crushed
to pieces
II will be something to delegate in the Demo-
cratic National Convention already carrying Presi-
viii appear Chicago next month in the person Of
Ex-Governor Ben Butler Philadelphia Times.
The Argonan, of san Francisco. hits of
one phase Of modern Journalism In this way:
"If barn should blow down." it SAYS
"there will be diagram Of the premises; view
OF the barn before being blown down view the barn
while being blown down; view Of the ruins interview
with the hired man. who said he always knowed IL WIS
going to blow down. interview with the owner with m,
and other theories on barns blowing down interview
with Professor Mugwump, the distinguished Chicago
savant with his views the reason why barns blow
down rather than up; comparative table barn NOR
tally in this and other states for the last forty years.
showing percentage Of barns blowing down compared
with the iterate vote; history OF loss from the earliest
times to the present; statement Of lOss-$JOO"
Secretary Foger should be careful how he closes all be
distleres before the Sth OF July. will be called upOn
| to answer for this.-lCinennau Iimes-star.
NJ. Louis Maiche, the welknown French engineer says
that the gravel In the bottom of the River Seine is rich in
gold. But the OF extracting It would be moro than
double the value of the gold extracted will probably be
allowed to remain whore il is for the present.
The great majority of the rural Republican weekes In
MASSACHUSETTS support Blaine and Logan.
| Chicago lady recently wrote letter 20 paper ask
ing who that Madonna who painted many pictures
and II he didn't belong to tho McDonough family.
The story is tqd Of Waiter Davdge that in Washing.
ton courtroom he had hardly been able to restrain him
ser tLouh two hours OF tedious speech by opposing
lawyer Az last theawyer said: Your Honor have an
| idea" " Your Honor" broke I'm Davdge, give him
writ Of habeas corpus to take IL OF solitary contn
| ment"-l Waterbury American.
The Spelling Reform Association is to meet at Hanover
| n. H., on the 10Th OF July.
The Conmerc'G! Adre 'ser, Of this city, makes a manly
appeal for fair play In the discussions OF Mr. Blanes
public and private life. Nsays 1.-THE American people
like fair play and sterny anything ike perseou-
ton. II the tatoOed' pictures had stopped with
first which was very effective II would unQuestionably
have damaged him. but too many OF them awaken a
different feeling SO it will Do with tho endeayor to stir
up denominational prejudice"
Tho Independents Ike sQuabs-biggcst when born.
The same oranks who opposed A. b. Corneps nomina-
Ton and election for Governor and three years after
ward bOted because Cornell WAS not rsnomnated, now
oppose Blaine and after Blaine shall have served
as President, they will want him renomnated and VIII
| again bolt II he Is not.-ltishktl N. ~ Journal.
1t is estimated that 100000 sheep have been killed
| by the drouth TN Australia during the last year.
| General sherman had better move to philadelphia.
where no would DO lucky 10 nd enough water 10 sprinkle
himself with summer mornings without wasting ON
all out Of DOORS philadelphia PreSA