New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-12
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
ROCHESTER,.
-rvrcTs OF THE NOMINATION - RACES
GAMBLING CRUSHED-BLANCHE MORTON.
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IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
ROCHESTER. July 1.-THE reception oil the news y,
C1Aland's nomination here, where such bitter local
ell, between the anti Cleveland and Cleveland INC
g. has been waged for so many weeks was soi''e
wbat singular The Republicans almost TO il'an are
,mensey pleased at the nomination ana preulct tI"U
-. o.rn,ign will be one-sded affair, and that
p,ane will have everything his own way in Monroe
60 The personal friends of the Governor had
100 cuns fired this afternoon. Tonight one Oh ''o
,rd democratic Clubs paraded the streets flying the
f1ovelani banner and speeches were made Iom inc
C,r, uouse rotunda The anti Cleveland Democrats
rA there are mauy here have little to say. NUMBER
of the more independent ones openly declare 'h"' INC
National Convention has made mistake ana tha the9
do not believe Cleveland can carry the state III lac"
rs near as your correspondent could ascertain '9 -
three hours journey among the leading Deihocr"' VI
the city this afternoon, the nomination OF "o'.'
Cleveland is looked upon great error Inc ou''o
Of majority of the Democrats here appears 10 nav
been Thurman "1he Union and Advertiser eu''ou
10 William Purcell who is a delegate at the National
convention and who has waged such bitter ana Vio
,nt fight against the Governors nomination, even at
.tino bis nersonal character comes out this after
roon and heartily approves Cleveland. 1t is under
stood that Mr. Purcell will not return to the edltoila
chair but will take long vacation and Will probably
% 10 Europe, remaining until after election
Tho nrosnects of large trottng meeting in Rochester
t. ,rcust are fatering and it would not be surprising
;fb famous track we're again demonstrated to be the
easiest in the country AS 1t is now, the track Is Nr'
o new one as in the spring 600 loads OF new SOIL
re mt ON the track and it is now Ill CONDITION
bora il may be worked to make 1t as last as inc
a;cctors of the park desire. 1t never was as good
. Il Is to-day and with the work that Is beng put On
I. avery day will add to its Improvement Inc eh'Iles
g. tho ,norst meeting will undoubtedly he larger IMAM
over nefore as there more tr0tters NO" p ~ &
nubc than at anv previous ule' anu INC w.
Track is one of the most popular one ID inc ooun!
The Gambler. must 60" The new Police Com
missioner Joseph w. ROsenthal, mas opener /" M''
orainst them and saws that no more Gihnphhg roonS
Eli he allowed in Rochester raid was made on -:
tbe rooms ON Tuesday night. and seventy TWO popIo
Tors and inmates we're arrested and fined Inc gam
bnq implements were seized by the ponce ana a t"C
n,os are now closed Rochester has Tor years oeeh
, Cor gan,blers and faro and keno rooms have been
nm in the 6oldes manner Many gamblers are leaving
town.
The death of Miss Blanche Morton, the vel known
ortist occurred on Wednesday at her home IN
Fzhugh-st. She was native OF Edinburgh oc'tiauu,
and came 10 this country with her parents Wheh ABOUT
i've years old She showed taste for art early IN NE,
and devoted herself earnestly to it, Flower phmlnG
was her specially and she gained WIDE reputation Ill
that direction and excellent instructor
Tom Karl the we'll known tenor, has been spend
inc a fsw weeks at his summer cottage near TINS CITY,
md ON Thursday sailed for Europe with party OF
Rochester friends
Miss Bertha Weby and Rachel Booth, the actresses,
are spending their summer here. Little Cornne, the
child actress, has been drawing large audiences AT he
Summer Theatre She appears in a plece called
"Capersp which ia nothing more than Minnie Palmer's
old comedy. " Our Boarding School"