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CLEVELAND COOKED.
TIE COUNTY" FoR CLEVELAND.
Tbs Whale rIsld Against Cleveland, Itcludlus
John R'llJ and tho Lsbarins Ei,msnt
Of Ew York CiiJ-lss.aiou, layon.
tim VI Political N)tu,

New iegK, July 1.-The County Dsmo.
cratic delegation 10 tho National Dsmo
cratic Convention at Chicago will number
not less than Eeven hundred and fity
Badses will be distributed upon their ar
rival in Chicago. The County Democracy
Ia unanimous for Cleveland since the re-
fremont Of Tilden. One Of the prominent
membefssayt: ~'Itlsthe whole lisld against
Cleveland, and should he be knocked out
then Judge Field, Of California, gets come
OF his votes" .a.i " I."ta
The epcrson says Of forcing the nom.
ination upon Tilden that no friend OF Til.
den has anything to do withi,; that it's the
work Of a crank aided by lesser cranks.
At meeting OF the Talnmany Commit.
tee tonight 1t was stated itha! about one
hundred :Tsmmanyites would 70 to to the
Chicago Convention. John Kelly made a
speech urging the nomination Of man
who csuld carry with him the masses OF
the people. the laborinx clas.es and the
conservative element Of The Republican
party. II h pure man WAS nominated he
predicted Democratic victory. ~. II, -
Representatives. Of labor organizations
tonight passed resolutions protesting
against the nomination OF Governor
Cleveland for the Presidency and pledging
themselves TO oppose his election il nomi.
mated by every Eleans in their power. A
committee was appointed to visit Chicago
aud proteat to the Democratic convention
against the nomination OF Cleveland,
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TIIEldEAD DEAD,
Eut tho Body llvcs-Dcnti OF the Fa
. mons Detective PinkortOp. !,

Hut tho Body I.lves-Dcntil OF tho Fa.
mons Detective Pinkcrt0p.
CHICAGO, July I.-Allen Pinkerton, the
famous detective, died at $40 this alter
noon. He he'd been gradually sinking
from tho effects Of malsrial fever, con.
tracted some weeks ago while onpa visit
South. The physicians virtually aband.
oned hope late last night. The deceased
was unconscious when be expired. He
was born in5lSl9 in Glasgow, Scotland,
whcro his father was sergeant Of police. He
was apprentieed to cooper, and at 90
years Of age he attained prominence in the
Charlet agitation, in connection with
which forced him to leavs Great Britain.
at Dundee Ills Pinkerton established q
paying cooper businta,, and later in.
cidentalIy engaged nin Y amateur de.
tective work. The success at the latter
decided his future career. The story Of
the establishment Of the Pinkerton de-.
tectivs agency, his active assistance to the
abolition movement, and Of the promi.
nent part he took in the secret service
during liincoln's administration as well az
his hairhrendth escapes and wonderful
sagaclty are familiar to all. n IN ,g5
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s .WHEELNe WEST WEDNESDAY JULY 1884

the front parlor on the ground floor, this
morning, a solitary clerk eat reading the
morning papers, occanionally varying the
monotony Of this pursuit by answering the
numerous inquiries that were being ad.
dressed TO him. TIA 4, Is. =
The Hon. 3. B. Elkins was rus.icating at
Deer Park, md announced by telegraph
that he could not possibly grace the pro-
ceedincs Of the committee by his pres.
once until after the Fourth OF July. TX.
Senator Ss jerome D. Chslee, Of Colorado,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
said on Saturday that he could be on hand
Tor the opening to-day, but has dIsappoint.
ed those who wanted TO see him. Ex.
Governor Stone, Of IosG dropped in early
to SOC his friend, ]. N. Clarkson, Of the
same State, but the latter was absent on
visit to Mr.. Blaine. Clarkaon and New, Of
!ndiane,, want Western headquarters es.
tablinhed, and the presumption ia that
Chicago or indianapolis will be- chosen.
Mr. Blaine himself is thought to favor the
1Saeluos H.
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NOT fO. SALE,


'p"'h shysthn She will not Part with,
iiCr Province. ''
MADRID, July LIN the Deputies, Val.
cS'eia introduced bill lor the improve.
aentot affairs in Cuba. The principal
ssaaes propose reduction OF export and
increase Of the import duties on susur, and
0lfes' Spain 10 negotiate new treaties ol
commerce in Cuba's interest with foreign
11s,lons; Other clauses effect the Cuban
geot' ts In the Senate, Prime Minister Gas.
;.l!o ;a stated that Spain had absolutely nc
;n. mention ol selling Cuba An important
Iuesyie@ tsyie@ took place yesterday between
Seaefican Minister Foster and Castillo and
Seao' ,M, t!duayen, the Minister \ OF Foreign
Sa.. SHuasts. The Spanish ministers showed &
os assie 70 arrive at an equitable commercial
aA'saaSement. Foster arsured them thai
AMERICA america wss animated with amicablt
iiss"s regarding trsde with Cuba and as
.a ts' ~ possible would feel inclined to mee,
tas view ei Spain and Cuba. He declared
AMERICA hSs no desire to annex Cuba now
.u;, ~, At any future time. America had nj
S;l',;so Ssa 70 sSsume further political respc nsi
,ntses. unI'Ises. lie thought, however, that some
Wg WW1ug mtSt be done for Cuba quickly
I'eAico is already importing sugar int,
Suuna SSms;lsa iree, and uulees Cuba and tn
;sasiish : s West Indies secure equal terms,
~s''aens their best market would be losl
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Making Ready for the BnIl,

CHICAGO, July 1.-The situation here is
very quiet in view Of the near approach OF
the National Democratic Convention. Very
lew delegatea have arrived and no entire
delegations are expected before Friday or
Saturday. In the convention ball there are
evidences, however, Of great activity.
Under the direction Of Mr.. Adler,
the architect who planned the hall for the
Republican Convention, changes are being
made to suit the desire Of the sub-commit.
by Sunday. ~ - l.. -
The headquarters were thrown open at
the Grand Pacific hotel by those in the in
teress Of the candidacy of Mr.. Flower.
General Butler is expected to arrive Satur.
day and a parade Of the labor organizations
to welcome him is being perfected. f{ +
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Morriaon Frightened.

pRoRA, ILL, July 1.-The Delegates to
the Illinois Democratic Convention which
will meet here tomorrow, have been ar.
irving on incoming trains all day. This
evenings trains have been loaded. The
main body Of delegates for Chicago ar
rived tonight. Delegates: from
Morrison's district were labeled
"Aorrieon's district, tariff 81 for
revenue. only. 'soon after the arrival Of
Morrison he had consultation with a
number Of political friends, and it wsa soon
the general talk that determined effort
was to bo made 10 prevent the nomination
OF Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, for Gov.
ernor, but it iathought to.nigbrthat Harri.
son will be nominated, possibly by accla.
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Tho H0oks-The Work OF Congress Ncnr.
ing tho End.

Tho hooks-The Work OF Congress Ncnr.
ing tho End. ,
From our, Special Correspondent. "
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The House to-day
removed the obstacles to passing the Army
and Posta! bills by striking out the reduc.
ton Of mail pay in the postal bill and on
the eamo principle will strike out Of the
Army bill the provision in It reducing
pay. The Land Grant, Railroads, Postal and
Army bills will 50 to the President TO-
morrow. Tho deficiency bill conference
will be ready to report tomorrow, and the
River aud Harbor bill, which finally pass.
cd the Senate to night at 7 o'clock, will be
out Of conference on Thursday morning.
The Legislative bill will be reported to.
morrow, as there arc no Indications of dis.
sgreement The sundry Civil bill is com.
pieted by the COMMITTEES and will be given to
the printers 60 as to have it ready to act on
in the Senate by noon tc-morrow. There is
no reason why it should not be passed by
tomorrow evening, and, in fact, Mr.. Ali.
son expects to have it through the Senate
before they adjourn tomorrow, 80 the Con.
ference Committee can 20 to work on it
and possibly finish it by Thursday evening,
Those who fix Friday for the closing
ofGbusiness and Saturday for the final adj
tournament have no reason to think they
will b. prevented from SO doing by any
trouble now in sight. a
The bill pensioning Fiiz.John Porter is
to be vetoed tomorrow, notwithstanding
the endeavors OF Brown and Frelinghuysen
to get 1t signed. It cannot be parted over
the veto in either house, and as Blaine and
Logan will present impasnble barriers to
it for the next four years, it is virtually
dead. r -
Nearly every train takes away members
and their families who 70 not to return,
and it ia very doubtful II there is more
than q quorum left in either House by Fri.
day night, and there certainly will not be
Saturday noon, as over twenty Democratic
Senators are going to Chicago to whoop it
upfor Bayard, and three times thst many
members OF the House togive Cleveland
llts, while there are those who think
Tilden will be nominated with whooy
that will sweep everything before it in the
Convention.
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WITH BAREKNUCKLEs,
a philadelphia kuocker Gcts Kno ck Q
H.a Clear ont OF Time.

| "ehpuu huOCker Ieto AnOCket
ClcarO ont OF Time. +.
NEW York, July l.-Shortly before mid
night tho doors ofthe "Champion's Rest
were flung open and tho screen knocked
down by a party Of burly, heavy jawet
men who shode to the bar and called 10,
drinks. One Of the party, the fiercest ol
the lot, demandedto to SEQ Frank White, the
proprietor, declaring with a big oath as be
brought his fist down upon the counter,
making the glasses dance, that he came
there TO thrash him, and that II did not
show up ha would "clean out the house :"
As was Jack Keenan,, Of PHILADELPHIA.
White said. II will 90 to room with YOU
and settle this matter" '1ts I''- -
They. got room In the neighborhood.
and quietly prepared for the combat. THE
tight was according TO the rules Of the Lon.
don prze ring. In the frat round Keenan,
was knocked down by White with a splen.
did counter. Round two-They closed
and some "lacs i'm fighting followed.
White throwing Keenan, heavily. Round
thfee-keenan came up looking hercer
than ever, and with an oath said to White,
III give you all the fight you want in
quick time" White smiled at him and said:
"lt will take You a good long while to do
H.. Afterward he went at keenan, like a
demon, closing with him and throwing
him heavily. BY the time the eighth
round came along Keenan, began to loose
confidence in himself, and showed It by,
keeping away from White as much az pos.
sible, and the round ended by keenan,
being thrown down in clinch, and at 9
A. N. time was called on round 9, This
WIS the most scientific round Of the battle.
being remarkable Tor heavy countering
and heavy crosses on both sides, ending
by White knocking keenan, down with a
right hand shoulder blow. }Isg ,'ll, !.
In the twelfth round keenan, looked in
apitiabla state, one Of his eyes being nearly
closed and hia whole faos swollen beyond
recognition, while White showed damage
chis tiy in his hands from the heavy blows.
white sent keenan, to grass with heavy
right handler in one minute and five Sec
onds, and in round Is and last Keensn
made fierce rally and with a desperate
rush struck White, who sending in blow
with his right knocked him insensible, In
which state he remained for over ten min
utes. Few more desperate fights ever took
place. No money We, wagered on the re
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II and b,

CINCINNATI, O., July-l1Oapt. Geo. N.
Stone, Of this city, former owner Of Maud
8, has received a dispatch Arom W. H.
Vanderbilt saying he will spend a few
weeks at Sharon Springs, and will send
Maud S back to Cincinnati with instruc.
tions for Mr.. Bair to keep her in condition
until be wants her for road use. J. MI. Bali
does no! think !. advisable to give her any
more last work over half.mile track. Al.
raugementa have been made therefore 70,
Bair to tske Maud S to Cleveland where
she can be exercised over 3 one mile track
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InR Charleston Times prints the follow

lhS Charleston Times prints the follow.
Ing special dispatch from Wheeling:
Windy Wilson has carried Ohio county
io' the nomination for Governor. The
hoatt people have triumphed, and the
democracy have declared that they will
not support monopolists. Wilson's iriendt
are rtlo!clns over the result. The primary
pF:ssd oa qnietly. The workingmen did
the work, sd the convention dare not re
ilse TO endorse i. To do so will be dan.
geroua.
This is very fine "res:'!n' and writin',''
out it may be that the arithmetic" is s
l''ue lsulty. foelibly some OF The eggs
ae added and will never hatch chickens
Aa1e'convenion claims arc not always
safe to tie to. .4
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THE DOCTORS mlsrAKEs,
A Physician Supposed to Have only ono
Lung showing tho Error After Death.

! A PhyHicinn Supposed to Have Only Ono
Lung showing tho Error After Death.
HARTroRD, Conn., July 1.-Dr. @. A.
Taft, the leading homeopathic physician In
Connecticut, who died Thursday, was sup.
posed for years to have had only one lung,
tho other having been exhausted in early
iiisby pulmonary difficulty. Very soon
after beginning practice he was sickly and
pnny, and Dr.. Willard Parker, OF New
York, examined: him and said that one
lung was about gone and he could
not live over six months. A lead.
Ing Boston physician confirmed this
opinion. DR.. Taft reso'u.ely de.
termined to live as long as possible, and
began course Of generous living to make
blood and tissues. Speaking OF this period,
he Baid some time ago 10 friend: " had
a bottle Of brandy at my plate at every din.
ner, and lived chiefly on rare beefsteak. I
got the reputation Of being confirmed
drinker, but Ieaved my lie. have gained
nearly GO pounds, now weighing 1885,"
Since those days he had not hsd to resort
to just that arrangement, but he lived un.
soAhAioAAJ WCa'I GaA LINZ klo ItputALlOu OI
providing. the most bountiiul dinners in
Hartford. ....... ,...,-~.a...ss ~ ~ -
Upon his death the newspapers re.
marked upon his loss OF ons lung, and
expressed surprise that he could have
lived 10 the age Of o.. Yesterday,
as the result Of an autopsy, 1t was
found that both his lungs were in per.
iectly healthy condition, and that the
trouble and cause OF death was in the
stomach, which had not assimilated gastric
luices, 50 impeding digestion finally that
he literally starved to death. l. is cousid.
cred 8 notable case, showing that a well.
educated physician, upon his own knowl.
edge and aided by the diagncsia OF the best
physicians in the country, was wholly mis-.
taken as to.the causs OF his lille, and by a
course ofliying designed to cure one serious
difficulty, as he supposed, which did not
exist, brought on gastric troubles which
caused death at last. The doctors here and
people generally who have for years known
about the zone lung" only are astonished
at the result Of the autopsy.
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Bnby Farming Discovered,

NEW York, July 1.-Another baby farm.
ing establishment has been discovered here.
The Deputy Coroner made an investigation
OF the case ol the death of a child
ana said It WAS a genuine one oi baby
farming. St. Vincent de Paul nursery
is tho name given. It Is kept BY q colored
woman named Mary Josephine Ward.
The child, Josephine Crops, wrs fesriully
emaciated, almost to skeleton, Mrs, Ward
said the child bad been born prem aturely
and that it, mother seemed to have been
the victim ol malpractice. She said the
nursery YES incorporated by the Leeis-
lature, December l, 1882, and had
an Advisory Board Of four white
and one colored lady; two doctors
were advisers OF the nursery and another
frequently went to this nursery to be con.
fined, .ts7s fs..Igf1. - = - w..
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NATIONAL. COMMITTEE,
Their Rev HsndGunrterH-A Wcitern
yittiluunrteYu Nugvesied. s4,t

Their Rev sssndGunrterx-A Western
headquarters suggested.
NEw Yonx, July 1.-The National Re-
publican headquarters for the campaign Of
1854 were formally opened in New York
yesterday morning. Tho house which is
occupied by the committee is located at
2i2 Fifth avenue. and is IN English base.
ment, iour.story edihcs. Mrs. Paran
Stevens liyes next door; and an, ,enormoul
new apartment houeo fronts It. A suit oi
threa cool rooms takes up the entire lowe,
floor. In these apartments visitors will be
received. The second apor will he devoted
to tho meetings Of the Executive Commit
tee, and It ia shrewdly suspected that the
spartmenta on the third aud fourth stories
will be used Us bedrooms for euch yisjtip,
statesmen as may become belated In theiI
pilgrimage to tue Republican Mecca Il
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THE TERRIBLE SUPFERINGs
or n Young MnM Attacked by Hydr,
a phobin-liiN Death Imminent.

Va ~ 'AouuS IhN AtIAcueu py Hydro
phobin-AiH Death Imminent.
PirrsBuRGu, July Ion the floor OF tho
back room in house on Howard street,
Allegheny, the form Of a young man was
stretched this morning. The room was
but dimly lighted by one window on
which the shade IVES pulled down. When
the eyes became accustomed to the semi.
darkness, it was seen that the young mans
arms snd less we're strapped together, and
that he wss bound with ropes. His hands
were tightly clinched, and at intervals a
bark like dogs would come from his
iroth.covered lips, and he wonld
snap at any who approached him. His
fscs wa ashy pale and covered with
Precipitation; the pallor being made more
on. -,lv by coal BLACK hair and ,noustache,
md % wild n.'tlas dark eyes. He was John
Donaldson, and nya.-," a...-c"hobja List night
Officer Kennedy observed e.'n- aclinR
queerly on: River avenue, and supposint
him to be intoxicated, placed him under
arrest and took him to the lookup. After
be wc7 placed in the cell he tore the cloth.
ing from his person, howled, yelled, snarled
like dog, frothed at the mouth, and
butted his head against the door Of the
cell. He attempted to tear up the benches
in the cell and it took several officers TO
hold him. 1t Was supposed that ho wss in
cane, and City Physician Wright WAS sum-
moned. a5F
Donaldson had quieted down somewhat,
and it Wet learned that be had sister, Mrs,
Meininger, living on Howard street, where
he uauslly stopped. Dr.. Wright ordered
bis immediate removal to this place, as the
lookup WAS not suited for such ca7e.
Donaldson WAS taken to Mrs. Meinineer'e,
where he was seen to-day. After being q.
the house Donaldsou had another attack,
more severe than the fret. Although no is
Of slender build he threw couple Of men
who attempted TO subdue him, and 30
great wse his strength during the paroxyem
that 1t required five nen to hold him.
After each attack he would be very weak
and lie perfectly quiet. The only
food given him Is milk. He has not
shown much aversion to water a1 yet.
From his relatives it Is learned that Dom
aldsoa is % years old, and worked some
times on farm and on the river. Two
years ago, while in Portland, Ohio, he was
bitten severely on the upper part Of the
leg by dog which Was supposed to be
mad. The wound healed up and no fur.
ther attention was paid to it. gIb-.st
He came to the city yesterday and was
arrested. Donaldson ia not a drinking
man, and WIT never. known to be intoxi-
Gated. Drs. schenkel and Ritchey are at-
tending tho case, which is no doubt, genu.
inc hydrophobia, Arrangement are being
made to have Donaldson removed to the
hospital. His recovery is very doubtful.
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At .ouisville-Louisville, lSI Athletics, l.
at vt. Louif-Baltimore, s; 81. Louis, ii.
At Indian'l' 'l's-Brooklyn, Q; Indian 'pl's, 0.
AtColun bue-Metp'lo, 8; Columbus, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Clsvel'd,3 8.
At Bullalo-Boston, 9; ButIalo,1. Il
At Dettoit-New York, l2;; Detroit, s.
At ashington, s.; Gin, 10,
At Ohicago-philadelp 0Chicago, IA
At Toledo--Allegheuy, s. Toledo, s.
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LoNpoH, July 1.-THE London correapon.
dent Of the Manchester Guardian says
"The Conferonce hes given n favorable re.
ception to EnRlikh financia, proposals. 70.
garding Egypt. 1t is expected the deliber.
atoms ofthe Conference will be successful. y
Earl Granville on Saturday received a
dispatch from Gordon giving assurance OF
his health and safety. The date OF the
dispatch is unknown: II ~ { :.
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the trial II. Gibbs hurriedly lei

the trial II. Gibbs hurriedly lel.
the court room, crossed the street
and entered store. Tho Sheriff and his
brother came out Of the Court House, the
latter carrying rifle. AS the brother ap.
pearel Gibbs stepped to tho door Of the
store and began firing his rifle. The first
ball struck Eugene N. Brooks, broke his
arm and entered his side. Noswithstand.
ing the shock Eugene rested bis riffs on the
fcnco. and began firing. Sheriff Brooks
rushed acrosa the street firing a revolver as
he approached Gibbs, but the latter sent a
bullet through tho SheriG's body and made
bis escape in the presence ot 100 men. The
Sheriff is dying. Gibbs was never known
as q desperado, but is locally celebrated as
a dead shot with the reyolyer,i ,..5ti' =
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VOLUME XxXII.."NUMBER 26s

the wreck. In the last report received a,
general Office In this city, q was stated Thai
ION OF twelve are missing and Il ia eup.
posed that they have met their death
either by the fall or by drowning, Tele.
grams from sumner stated that the work
S Si lebeulng tho men was being pushed,
put no details OF the accident we're given
nor any account ot who the missing or In.
jured arc. The bridge was thirty feet
above the water and about eight feet Of
water hows In, tho channel Of tho stream.
A wrecking train, with Superintendent
Law and surgeons on board, left ior the
scene. OF the accident early this morning.
u ia not known at this time what caused
the bridge to give way. lI,Tf5'T-'''
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THIS is tho torciole way the Cincinnati
Cta.4rcial Ga-ots putt it: III Cleveland
shoulI be nominated at Chicsgo, the edi.
Tor Of the New York Sun would feel like
burning his pen; but the Times and Har-
pr's lIiekly are for Cleveland, the unit rule
and free trade" Tho Tories arc having q
ha,d iime Of il.
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Kept Rusw.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 1.-James G. Blaine
delivered the diplomps to the graduating
class Of Harrowell Classical and Scientific
Academy this afternoon, accompanying
the ceremony with brief review OF the
history and ,p,ogreEs Of the institution. Mr.
Blaine was one Of its founders and for
many years President OF the Board OF Trus.
tees. He goes to Waterville tomorrow to
sttend the commencement exercises Of
Colby University. -. n. Lg ~ n-,.-
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Tho Victim, Of villalus.

I New YoRK, July l.-Mir, LIzzio Kemp,
pafaing through Ea,t Twenty. Fourth street
tonight, about ten o'clock, was seized
by two colored men and dragged
into stable and gagged and outraged.
She struggled and fought desperately,
but in vain. The scoundrelH were about
to escape when the girl tore the bandage
from her mouth and raised an outcry,
which brought assistance. One of the
men was captured and gave the name OF
Charles Harrison, but the other got of.
Mrs Kemp was taken 10 the hospital,
where che lies in critical condition.