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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
HONORING GENERAL LOGAN.
CROWDS MEETING HIM on HIS JOURNEY.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTIONS AT MANY POINTS
CHEERING THE CANDIDATE AT JAMESTOWN
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-' '''N'iAollC RECEPTIONS AT MANY POINTS
CHEERING THE CANDIDATE AT JAMESTOWN.
inY TELEGRAPH ID THE rRrBUVs.l
CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. Isl. w. VroOman of
herklmer' secretary Of Repub icau committee,
IS pleasantly surprised at the ynitude OF the demon
Srton OF tn" people in honor Of General Logan IN the
past week 1t was the intent that the General should
quickly pass through the country his return 10 Chca
e" ana only Informal receptions be given bin mt
herhlm'r wher' he s o. be the gues Of Senator Nil
er ana az Watertown where the Grand Army Of the Re
puonc "er' to receive him But it was known
that he was to make the trip grams began in
rom ma y ct on the line earnestly urging that per
hIsSoh oe given to the people to give neral LO-an
reception at several place, the Hudson and at points
ttong the cnue Mohawk Valley and on the line OF the
IaI"ay rom Utica TO Watertown and the ThOIsanI l.
ahu'' ana from Utica to Buffalo. TIE spo1tneous pop
u"r demons ra IONS 90 up on few hours notice were
mdrNed with tn" " dest enthusiasm every here In
buHo the reception the largest polite de uOnstra
ever Known TN that city. In all places without ex-
cepu"n II was subject o general remark ha the Dem
ocr@ts were without eut Il asu, aud Secretary YrOoman
'eI' sure that, the 81 ION to take place to-nor-
row Blaine and Log would carry NewYorS state by
10000 majority
General Logan pleased beyond expression a. tn cor
dal mann 10 whicl lie cciyed and at the nasni-
'de OF the popular dcuonstr ton. At nearly ry point
ne received voluntary assurances of hearty support from
many mocrats The General did not de ire to our
age any political mou-tr1us and in speech has he
IN d' any partisan expires Ions H. view II this he char
acter OF r'cc M hs been rem rkable Cleye and
Is pro Ing dead GIT n the party Democrats are
denounci'g for hhoding his e ter Of acceptance.
leeluE tua hc j. tn ut ptiucipl ami is Ont waiting
10 me ppof unity & tur uu which he can utlllzr o.
his perso al aud pa ti-tn advantage General Io4 Z
ul'sses hinl-cl much pie scd with his fece no. at
Chautauqua aud wit IA" In,ti ution Itself Republicans
are ou ugh yu lied the year aud specially en-.
tll isih-t e. On the NstiO al ticket
Inc demo stratOu ~ Jame4tow TO-DAY spOnta
THI IIf fft ID Ef
Sc "a on Fen ON. Ju gc Hrhar T. Martin, o. T. Jones.
ami 9th ted General Logan ut IN pier wher' n"
bv he Grand Army rust aud thousands pf ri r.
lfns wl corn and a. ItarY bands. The prty " WIs
tax n ca.rHg through thn streets to th. Humphrey
llO 80, rom tie u"cn uf whi - neral Logan WI
INTRODUCED hy Lx So atur Reuben H. Fen on aud r.-
spundcl ha y cheer Ifter chl given 10y vet ran
soldiers for h General aud for u anr aud 10 nm. Inc
city vas coated v flag and the streets ana houses
q ung tlf lne tcIc crow ed wfh people. Can ons 70
lfcd as tho procession moved Ian va srtNoI NJ the
~ ..ry ilnusr md tbc 60 erIl was called u'nn h'
lar u uh pf ndi AMI rflnucn. lie lcit James
mo- nc ~ .Un trlu iur the West
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The paper all good bur be carried for the pre5en
account OF the close money mark l.
THROUGH NEW-IORK STATE.
DEATH OF A YOUNG CRIMINAL.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug 1S.-Nlrs. Chapman,
OF Jersey CITY. who accompanied here by ler hus
band stood beside the dying bed Of her eighteen year old
brother. William Pcarsal. who suspected OF beng
Of the murderers Of Phoebe Pau in. yesterday morn
Inc AT 6 o'clock IN the Ncwburg jail
Last winter two young mcn. rearsan and Willard D.
Davis, entered the store OF vi liam Cha hed, az Corn
wall and stole pair Of boot-. Mr. Cha field discovered
the thef hut they made good their escape for the time
beny threatening shoot the pr pTetOr OF tn
store. ThIt night. however, Davis and Pear
sail arrested AID pa ell IN New
burgh Jail. The il xt day they wcr' iahel back
Cornwall and tired for the eft. Both Of the young
me were sent the ALBANY Peuie tlary Tor ak
mon lis Subsequent 10 tbs both the pri-oncr' wre
indicted for assault in the ii 81 de-ree. Dut his stay
The Albany reut ntiry +, all dev Hoped symptoms
OF sw II O. usumpt on and The past twu or three
mon hs has beeu rapidly falling II sen .Dnce expl e1
fnurs ay lasf, and wine ne dy To 81 out ~
the pc en iary free MAJ, sheriff V, X. Ms OF tbis
city, aga made him prisoner, hrou-ht him TO tlis
city an cked him up to await tral under tue hdic,
for assault. The sheriff P-arsll was In bad
81 te health. in fact. neiry d'a when n. ctme odt
OF he pcuI egt ary Whcu he arril ei her the eher
put Pear. all in most conf ta1le quare eis he mad
lie uad he best medical skill ard attention. and the
-hch Jd al he C lul1 10 re- eyc he young mans SUI
fenng@. h, apscd In uucJnsciOusuess and yes
erJay morning ded
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THE rnIGEDT 0y rHE JCLII BIEER.


An INVESTIGATION by CAPTAIN CtAIi-oI'fi'.pN
THAT LLwls WAS r0l~0NfD
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l~.-C8ptain j. II.
Craig has RI .rued from Re N.~t L went thcr To
investigate the deah Clplin Lewis on the schooner
J.lia Baker lie rpors t44t the n at the wheel a'
the time Captain / Wis Iicl male tie foow q state
Mt:
Ii wa, about II O'Clock IN the morning. IT, ca'tlin
mad not Doe wei fnr tirc. tN-, but had p-ch
about his duties as u-Ja. Tier Wcr' ]. the b' te
mat Wa ker aud Gomez Tn rward TIE ca ttu i'W
prcvio sly been given 10 dIciIe by tle'c intf ana Ir
down as e Wis -Iu. th bin 10 20 y o1 ch TIE
m,u al Z ~ wheel heard the captain ErOIn, An isa TOT
something 10 relieve and saw the tLd aId steward
pour some reid sh tiui into hI, mon rom p,cd
bo lie ab ut tur.e inche, -quate No Had W doe
beeu admi. stored than the pu bis hand to li,
stomach and called out: "Oh my GO, give ne S"in
thi gto INK" The men IN % hrld long tim na-k
containing a Whit iTd tO the ga ntaln'- ps lie >hO
us head. spoke and wls dead 10 less tnau uNe
minutes, The lOdy thrown overheard q ont iIfrt
hours ter a. y. lUuc rlF after tuS IN t ATE
kepr tie / of n south->outh westerly recuon DE-
stead Of ia h--O .th Ilc plea that b were
out of vat r. They made Fort mc Island Wncrt they
sold the dcrklptd. aud then w-nt O. Long Key aud
Anagua at both 4 which places cy dis o, of mo
cargo the ri NJ at th later place Inc mat
then N .erei West where arrest d, and n
viii DE pt IN jail until hi tr.tl J.. Noycnocr
All crew held a. Key Vest Tor witnesses. II las
no been possible discover bottles similar thos fro
wh cu the al e-ed medicine admin stercd to cap
Lewis CAPTAIN CrIis llcveS that Cap AIN LcW.s Vas
M pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
THE CHOLERA NOT ABATING.

MARsELLEs, Aug. Is. - There were four
deaths from cholera here last night Al Ton on teI'
was one d ath thc hospital and several In town. Inc
epidemic is apparently revyng and the NUMBER o. cases
s Increasing The reports for the last iWenfy-fof nouns
in several of the Southern dplrimrnts Of France are ~
f,Iows. There were thir cen deaths I'm the Eastern
Pyrenees five In H6rau four in Gard and hve III AuIe
ROME. Aug ls-M Berg mo three fresh cases oi
cholera have been reporte two OF wich proved fa'a'
AT Clmpoba a.. ayc fr.sh ard four deaih1' ~
Cosenza TWO fresh cases. 1T GaraZna1a re ca9r
ri -ehorga fresh cas-; al 7 rna SIX IleSh c'seS
and death .
malta AUG. 1S-No passengers fr m Italian ports ue
allowed to land herc. Ptss myers from Sictn ports ac
Injected t. a quarantine OF eleven days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
IN THE HAyDs or rHE MILI1IA
STATE TROOPS CAEEYING THINGS WITH A HIGH
HAND Al NEw-IBTRIt.

STATE TROOPS CAEEYGNG THINGS WITH A HIGH
HAND Al NEw-IBrRIt.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1S.-A dispatch from
NcwIbe it T. The IiHcs- Democrat says hat warrants
were issued evening sheriff Nealy for the arr 81
Of ex sheriff yiator an Deputy Clerk Lite UhO were m
custody at DID Fellows Hal, rleI bS militia. Ihr
sheriff read The wdrrI t. 10 the prisoners and liked
Vator- boud at $1,000 aud Ete'' at $1,000, ald "a
were given tin p. furnish the b nds. bu failed to
d So few minutes after oclo X al the military
forces were assemble. aud fOrme4 ~ rOnt of odd rel
lose Hall TIE pr on r.. with Arueh4, the former
aier were then bOuy a. and delivered 10 shcril azJ.
An escort Of militia th marched 10 the JAIL where the
pr soners were impr oncl. Tn fail then sur
uuded 10y The militia aud guards were pl iccl at tue
corners Oi the street. l,adug tie a and no one wa
permtte to pass wit out permit
The Louisiana Field Artillery were ordered bone huI
az there was some tax Of da urbtuce after ic Nc"-
Orleans Art cry were ordered uOine they axain
order Il u rem iu unit relieved by ner tfoOi.t Via
tors pppr pr- have H. hoSitan0t n say that III
90 not rcoguil- Ia Gate aud ho state cover mrnt
Judge 3. ntaneiu sta ei tonight int lo had more
friends here ho can IN on fneso desired He IA mu h
inc nsed at Vsofs arrest but moves about without ~
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
INSOLrENr BUSiNhSS WEN

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS-MaS Morgcnthau.
,oap a.d candle wOrk-, h,s made assignment with
Liabilities al about $3.50 OiO The business VIA estais
ishel thirteen and hid assumed lhg plOp0f
tOls. lie stood very we'll pcfsO ally and Ia u.sh
CT, DIT.
SELMA, Ala, Aug. ls.-M Meyer \ Co, load Hg dry.
goods merchants made an as-ig umeut his morning 10
j. C. Compton and j. it0ths 'hIlt Ine as cts "a ii la-
binucs yet asccfdnADo, Dt the atef are pf"r
ably large
AsHTABuIA Ohio, Aug. u. The A~ht,nult IL u A.
sociatoi mas suspended business Ia" ofs wr,o not
Opened thi. morning and pllcard i1iorn 1 pubic
that the concern vas E" closed for cXamina inn' 9
h,nk rould A. collect PAGER thai HAD fallen Ne, and
the man n 20 Sind np T. affairs aud maxi fresh
The sbiiti,s amount 100000, fulj cOSeTei by
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
RUTLER'S ACCEPTANCE.
CHARACTERISTIC PROFESSION OF 70
LITICAL FAITH.

,ur DEMOCRATS AND THE "BMrIsH PAkIf
SHARPLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LAboN
ING MEN EXALTED-A peoples fANli
CALLED FOR.
General Butler has made public his letter ac-
ccpting the Greenback- and Antl-Monop-
olist nominations for the Presidency OF tue
United States. This letter, which Is herewith
given in full, deals with large variety Oh
topics and treats them in General Buffers usuai
forcible manner. He urges his constituents 10
form Peoples Party and declares that he VINO
votes for third party will not lose his vo'e'
General Butler closes with distinct addresses
70 " the Greenback- Labor party and the Anu
Monopolist organization, and to the laboring
men" and to the Democratic party OF Massa-
ehusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
NEGOTIATING FOR THE TROY AND BOSTON
IBY TELEGRAPH rnE rRLBrNE.I

Troy, Aug 1S.-Rumors as to the sale Of
the Troy and Boston road a-an rife owing % rho
recent Zip the road o. President Daniel Robinson.
and President Koonz o. tie Bo-ol. IIoo,tc Tunel and
Western road Pres dent Robinson says tItt nothing
said ab tl. during Oh; Do bIt De lcsnO VI
edg 20 that overt have male for he pu $50
nd f-ur uIucI Pre- iiclt Ko Juz la tri that tIe
rolling stock o. he Troy ad 30 ton RIAl Tis BAD tai
he was iuyIt "A for elf tht 10 good II -
-ai tnat the OF tur Boston. uoo-' Iunue and
Wce road inst heir road rou pr of 200 le Naus
sh uid NaudcIDi obtain cont 4 nee Net -hO
T dd. " further tn x that co ubiYfIf OF heir
road with the Troy and Boston W. reduce the West
shore ing. TIE tw, roads. ir Is 81. ere only
paying running expenses now and 10 l. hu ed That theY
surely uuite ID d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
ANorHER cLAIMlyr ~ WASHiNGroN,
nY rlLran,rn 70 run ruuUSEl

lBY TLLEoRAf1 70 tuE ruBuNE'l
WAsutSGroN, Aug. l5.-Ihoro ~ anothoT
claimant for large tfao OF ia territory ot "~n' W."
city The heirs of the family ~ Noble Young o' MAY
lan4 have nsd win the Attorney. .Oouofa nou th''
they lay claim 10 a tho water front 'f'm s'''h'h u"
Erscnthst. aad also tO the sisht OF tho "h"lhS''"
Monument Tho District Of Columbia hno" "'ho"''''"
with OF this sort This claim % tho l'u's ~
reaches the eastern limit ~ tho tract ~ lana "onS VIC
riyer FROM known the kidwrh bottoms Ml''n ' n
heirs OF kidNel clam through IN Hh' rhl pilvn' 80 -
the GuycrIime Il insists l. rcgl llar ahd lhENn 49,,
ridcraDe pOr Ion of capitol Hl haH n3.",y ~. ,ln,t
clalued by he hrirs o. I'D family, whilo th. ik,'
claim 10 a considerable part The land ~ tno nT' a.
western y ruOh OF the city u no" Deig Pt''ee"'e "
cOu Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
FRANCE AND CHINA.
ORDERS TO FRENCH NAVAL OFFICERS.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CHINESE MINISTRY


NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CHINESE MINISTRY
FORCES FOR TONQCIN
TOULoN, Aug. 1s.-Al the naval officers on a fur
Tough have been ordered TO return IN anticipation
of war with China.
PARIS, Aug. 1s.-Ld LiJerte states that VI. Pate
notre, French minister TO China is still negotiating
with the Chinese ministry, and that France VIII
probably accept smaller indemnity in exchange
for further Chinese concessions A treaty Of COM
merce is a subject under consideration.
A di patch has been received from General NIL
lot dated Hanoi, August =. which says: Il nave
published a proclamation to the people coupled
with a utimatum regarding the Regents preteenh-
siOns. The French flag has been holsted over lhe
Citadel at Hue. the capital of Auam.' n.
ALGIfRs. Aug. 1S.-Ihe French steamer hd0 hi0
Negro sailed hence oGay for Tonquin with l;oVo
troops and quantity Of war material on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
FRAGMENr, OE CARLE NLWs.

NrrrcnArEL. 4 2 1-.-An official de rec ha. been
.-u ,cug Colo c Cub ,Oru, of hr saliva lol Army,
from IA city.
MADRID. Aug 1--A terrible plague Of loeu,t- has
VISIT eutIdl -pJl. The mage 10 tie crops aDJut
Cudiu Eci is placed at >lO,OOJoOO
PEs1u Aug 1~.-The IN .ituy have been call q 10
quen al. .ti jewish n.ts a, Pirkauy small town oi
hungary.
MADRID. AuE lS-Thc supreme DOurci Of War las
confirmed the Ing II th tina Tia LO-roAl
la, Ju lc .,utenriug Zorliia and cavalry officer 10
deaf ami three civilians Terms OF penal
vltudc, for suaTil lc I'm "a revolt
VAEzrN Aug 1S-C. uat Ka noky, the AustTo- Iun-
garian NJ nj, er OF Foreign An rs. has co nt"d ~
Prime Bisnarc Ks req TO cmaln here auojh
in order 10 celebrate he Othdty of the Emperor talc7
Joseph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
LhLrREArMhNI or mr. LNs4NE
wnA1 WAS DISCOVERED Is rHr BEHEs CoCSr
AiMsuOCsr.

WHAT WAS DlscOvlRLD - 1HE BERKs COtNTY
AiMsnOCar.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lS.-Jhe exposures
recently mndo ing br iltfchtout OF tho insane
people Ia ths state, are bringing otAer 10 bt u
IL said that auOhor of cruelty discovered about
three weeks ~ the Bcrks County Amshouse by NJ.
H. Dickinson, Major AuconA aud Dr. Dilcr Luther. Tho
victim was quite YOUNG man. who was confined ia a
cell with bal weighing som hfty pounds tel 10 one
leg MAJ Anosua lecDsiz him "a, the sou Of promI-
neut ilADOr oi his, Who had been seu 10 the as un IA
punishm, Mt fOi way Nardness rather than cunt
Of meBtai abcrra ION. Major AucOna tmlnedi1tey
ordered the removal uf he chain and ball undor hfed
OF eI isule aud pro ecIu Tue plea was set up tna:
tue al had ucrn ted 10 the ma to prevent ais escape
from h,6 cell
IL wa during his visit Il the three gentlemen rcfrrred
10 tina ibcy insisted upon the removal the insin
patients n toe Brss Cosny Almshou,e from among the
sane the nes 10 do when ted few days after IN
the mur VI paper by his maniac rOoIi-ula.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
1 DR0UrH EANr ND nESE

PLYMOUTH, y. H., Aug. 1s.-1he dryest
season ,ince $50 Is now prevailing h.re rhe wells
rapidly giyiuz out causing muc1 inconvere 30 Tho
streams are very low. many Of tho smaller on be- ng
eutrry dr.. NJ rain has f. len 20 apy "a cnt since
NV crops Of tlt kiuds -ufe Ing severely IN al
ton 10 the az weather grtssnoppCr' al desoyiug
what does grow
CiNCrNsAri. Aug - The continuous dy We 'thof mas
for the second time tbis summer thieAo eel Ffoa M
Jury to theco crop, well - 10 pa'tu ind F'4'lS
blea There baa been rain IN 'onihern ONO and
indiana Tor ur o. tiroo wsokA To-day th" "'athot "a
hnt and ihc sky clear,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
4 C4rHoLIC PRIESTS HOUSE Robbed.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRBrSE.I

PITTsgURG, Aug. 1s.-A daring robbery was
perpctrat ON Troy f1, Al gheuy, a-' NIX Inle'e'
entered ne Use o. Rev. Father Nell 'g r. of me
Troy Hill Roman Caiholc Church, d secured 9-''vo III
casl ald chalce Of ohd guli studded with da"ou'7'
valued ~ Al GOO The priest retired to rest shorty ait
tpo'clo.k l. and W en he went int, hs study th' morn
ing he found the indoy open ami the rom in disorder
A ml set Of b. rg lrs tools wee hng on inc no'r'
Wien he priest retired lost night he ne-lc teu 't
cant 0f locking his wn.oW OF iun hs lhr C'l' C i
ton Of hs se. aud ait OuKi th. thieves c'me PeP'i,u
tn l,uw tine ai to- ND tey prp spared ne uuubH WI
able IN the -tu vas box ont tu n $500 iu slttI
'r.is unto irhpd ia her MeiuRef i Tue ~ 10
of wo orphan Gil rcn who became ~ ae 90 ~ dnu
to tie @h th IA. drew $1,000 Uut OF Dank On "a
utdAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
MIScELLANEOrS RAILROAD INrFLIIGLNCE

81. LOUIS, Aug 1~.-Jamc- f. joy the newly
elected pre- dent OF the Wabash Railroad l. uocc u con-
-uitaton w Geleal Manager Ia.na-e and other olt-
cis OF ;he rold but the special reason l0r h Wis hs
not tct brel learned
NEw-ORLEANs Aug. l. The hr ak m the Texas and
Pic.c Railroad eau ed by rhe Dsyi vase has been
fully repaired and trans have been running gulafy
over the hle sno August 10 Freight '0r Texas, Gait
forna and Mexico. from NeH-Yore D. Jt TIE Crom-
wei Steamship Luc. r.I>lsr d from t.e 90 't1-
vel La sctuets dire lily To tue at nr steamship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
IInERALs IN RELGlrM.

GuENr. Aug. 1S.-At large meeting of Lib
eral- held to-day the CovernmD was vercy dc
nounctd The meeting vas o. DERBY throughout The
mayor of The cry prohibited thc ho dIng Of Catholic
courtcr meeting because 70 would toad to proyok" rife
BntssrLs Aug 1s-Ata meeting II the Liberal fc Ter
alton held here tol,y was ro-oycl to pescnt pro
tost IN ne thamhe. AGAINST fhr uca ION hil. n nc
hi s pass 4 tho Federation Wll aunnon dele ~ NOM
sl pa ia of no country to a.s,mbl' IN Brussels ANA pc
tiuu rtp King g. veto tho uilI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
ASSIGNMENT or SHULER BROTHERS.
fHY TEIEGRAPn 10 LIE TRInrNE.l

LYONs, y. Y, Aug. 1s.-Shuler Brothers, the
arg At mi ling firm in Is secti n, made an assignment
Tor the benefit creditors today and there has been
derabe excitement among farmers iu tn vicinity.
They have lost ousaud, Of oar-. some having just
sold m ir tir wi orups the firm. Much Of lhs
was delivered eve No 10 last saturday evening TIE
schedule lab liti AM ASS yet m ole ut, but
the former. 10 be lev d. VII run up Tl0OOl,
wh le the ases about <4j.OOO.
Magdacna -hucr hof her ot tn mrmb OF the frm IL
the only preferred creditor The amount preferred IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
LIQroR sELILRg ToWER IN ATLIyTl.
A REFOHM MOVEMENT TO TAKE THE CITY GOVERN
MEST OUr OF THEGE HANDS.
T.IE.p APu THE TRIBUNE

lHi LkBEAFu TOD IhE lslbh NeHl
ATLANTA, Aug l-.-For the last few weeks
movement has been progress for refo IN IA IN cdy
COVE nmcnt o llut several years ago tLe liquor IN
tere,t uf tho city combined tor purpose of nhl n 2
ocl csis,t on IL 5oop grew so powerful tat wI'Lou
hc approval Liquor Dealers Ass cation 1t was
impossible rcd Ia any place IN tie cIy government.
In the list election made IN the Aderman's
re. IN viii NJ. St0cad Il wa elected. So, kdel was
pre-i en- If ia Al anita Cub Tho bar-,oom attachment
W., VIZ, rou .y attIrk.c This drew Stockdels sup
port he IN ire hl inter So aut tue iqu sellers pr
sued 70 COW. boil ami f~ulcI- lut -OoI poop OF
n. cty stood "a a~t MS -iu uf at th -l- OF CITY
government pa 81 1i.ly undc thc con'r0 o. thr rum
sellers. Wa decide oH sex. 20 d. Iuuil D, io u-
irci reform luy mcut Into .ucu Itir- ctnv 49, hud
Ii I- r.- lysd organic rtle utNt election AT
meet . o. the con.I. # hrtysottu prom ucn. .lt
z IL. ir.ts.e Use of pa.t poll lc-. as Iecl ed to
nonma e q foil ticket pird-r % moral oru ana OPP
po-lt Iou 10 he wins cy c.Dmru. Mr. hemph uu,lh -
ma Idgrt III Ie fYu,fi UtDY. rudrr'd tIe Ma or
alt. but his declining uc lcr was accepted 10y 'd-e
g. orgc Hl'yer ho, at great sac hcr TO ms prplr'-
SION gr-r~ 10 win 20. /, lhls movement Is suc-
II D. q. ap1c1I- prob ID g.. tie lex eH'r VIII De-
apply loca. OPT 0u A liant, as II nJN exists Ia
e. glty live touu .c- ut Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
TROUBLES OF A NGW BRANCH ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Ine branch line
o; tue w-lork, PiiliIeipha. an N)uJ.6 Railroad
from POc0uoke % AccOmIc, he east or. OF Yr-
ginia. was opened TINS mornn, The r 1d is twenty
seven IL les long o Friday nl-b as construction
train passing tn line 1t was thrown ron he
track and tAe engineer and fireman hurt. Several
tbs = rail uai been taken up. me lrrets were
made The accident gave rise o. thr ur hat thrTs
81 -uue o. roe Zht II wtF ~ ter i ara 10 Z
tie farm had taken mea ~ a+."r ~ the 10 in-
tigua The oi OF "a Pc Us a.lt rlrC al 10
credit this rum0r. They atu'u,c tie tccdcu. ID
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SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

III IfLH'ftATTI
Troy, Aug. 1S.-lt is reported that the
drowning Of william Amyard, ar Bath-ou-the-iudscn'
vest rJy was the result Of deli crate intention TO COM
NIT suicide. lie hat be employed driught man wi
silman ~ Ehler. Of Alb ny. He wis son Of General
Al yard. of N8Doleons generals AID was educated
Edinburgh UniverS Y, and aft rw ri assisted In the
construct of railroads France. Italy and spain Mt
Amy4ld rred tho daughter ofa LONDON physician wh ho
Wa. II lei h.' they living n Australia He came
10 An. r.ci IN 1869.
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ArLW WoRn. MI coRRY. rENN

CoHut. rcunn Aug In the forenoon II
l'n ned chat Gou'ti Logan would pass tht ush Tia"
r,} al f. 100. on hla Wy W, & tho railroad sl1if'
WIS fll win u % r. inl tho pitifMa tho tthh va
sf,rlrd with rh,rls nom tho mulululr n1 "iiail Co.
lumba Iuu he bIut un iir atur spot f"u year. az"
the .opr had thr uir -ntr uf m ing the lrFlttn
non &C. e" flt7iIrut a1 IA was .a'ut westward a"d
tn-Ia. tutt uAd lhr rt-ur. uf hear ug IrW ringing
Woid- aud ihus tAr hand Of the sold ri statesman J"uh
A. Logan. the rn hu-ii-n ~ tue people OF Nt.rlu
Pe usF ydla va, never -rr Amid hr -hHulr ul lhr
ma Utudr. ana "tdu L. the Cnct" uJn tIe pdhl, thc
tInlu d. . cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
nlcK1NsnN N0r Wlrn EMO.

Qrrntc. Aug. ls.-rhctc has been going th"
rounds ~ the pto u,tn tumot nat Dickinson. lat Is
c,abloi ~ Wp Htf,,i ttnt was arun i'avns Albany
on HE way ~ this oY and hri generally hello od Il"
have como on hsfo anl ioinrt J. hh inr ihr latiof
said the sioty ro ai aa Il frfrtrl 60 iw was hhfr
ton thii hr Wi- 4 leIunhi Win bl,hinl1h h1d 10
ha b.. wrdlr mover m him ih h.ihrf '"n'.iaIil"n
ihr fact Va- ti It,d ttt tuu nrf rupllrd taxing
ANY acton whatever alhna nEh ohniah- li'anhhrii"
Detective ihry lui ia7- aIr rti hthni it hr believes
lha Ar ha cr 81 glouu IcloA had hc chosen Ia
rush
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Lx.GovERNoe FosrkR NOT EMBAER4SsED.
I'M raLGGRArn 10 rue rmBuYE.l

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1S.-A rumor gained cur
rency IN This ty tnls morning upon the Strength OF re-
p,rts received from ncinna that EI-foyernor Foster
was on the verge H. ancal ruin telegram TO gen
tenan Fostoria thoroughly acqua nteL with tue tx
Governors AFFAIRS elicited tn following reply
Foster j. all All OF the eiEht houses hete ia
wbca ne 4. interesLd are making money. lie nous
400 600 Sor,h M papsr $50 0Oo Deng % local pArteA