The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-06-25
TELEGRAPHIC SPARKLES.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALI.
PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.

THE LATEST NEWS FROM ALI
PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.
A ship-load of Mormon converts has
arrived in New York.
President Arthur has been invited to
be present at the opening exercises of he
North Carolina State Exposition, Octo-
Der /. He viii probably accept Sena-
tor Hawley, Of Connecticut, has accept
ed an invitation to deliver the opening
address.
The editor of the Trait d Union, of the
City of Mexico, Paul Sanville, has been
arrested and sent to New York because
he protested against the recent stamp tx
IS injurious to French merchants, who
control the dry goods trade, and accused
certain officials of misappropriation Of
funds.
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
PARIS, June 23.-Alarming reports of
cholera at ToulOn reach here. 1t is said
that twenty deaths occurred yesterday
and the city is in a state of panic. Tie
government has ordered the barracks to
BE evacuated and sanitary precautions
are being organized as rapidly as posi-
bic.
LATER-The reports of the existence of
cholera at TOulOn are officially confirmed
The troops and dock laborers have been
chiefly attacked. 1t is pronounced dis
tinctly Asiatic cholera. Quarantine has
been established everywhere. The news
has caused profound sensation in Paris
FOR CLEVELAND
New YORK, June 23.-At meeting of
the county democracy tonight it was
announced that 525 members would 90
to the convention at Chicago. Commits
sioner Thompson offered resolution in
structing the committees of the several
districts to organize Cleveland clubs in
their localities and form a general club
when they reached Chicago. Colonel
John A. Fellows, seconding the resOlu-
ton, said that he believed two-thirds of
the New York delegates to Chicago were
in favor of Cleveland, the purity of
whose administration was in striking
contrast to the corruption of Blaine. He
was the best man the democracy had
had since the time of Andrew Jackson,
The resolution was adopted.
A BOY DETECTIVE.
KEY WEST, June GA Spanish boy,
named Barriero, who is supposed to have
been the consurs detective during the
organization and preparation of Aguero's
band, was brought from Havana to-day,
presumably as a witness against the
schooner "ShOrters' and the Cubans
who have been arrested for completely in
the Aguero affair and the violation of the
neutrality laws. The boy followed
Aguero hence to New Orleans, returned
with him, entered into his preparations
here, and fled with him in the Short
ers." He deserted the party ON the first
opportunity, and has since been employ
ed by the Spanish Government in Ha-
vana. 1t is thought that the govern
ment officials found their case against
the arrested and suspected parties too
weak to take before a jury, consequently
they sent for Barriero, as their trump
card. The boy evidence will doubtless
be very damaging against the arrested
parties, and will probably secure their
conviction. The Cubans were very
much excited at his arrival and were
seen in groups of five or six all over the
city discussing the return of 'Gallego, -
as they term the boy, and it will proba-
bly, be a little unsafe for him to make
himself very conspicuous. At least, it
would be very imprudent. It is believed
custom house.