Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03
SENATOR DoLpH.
He Views the Campaign From
Republican Standpoint.


PORTLAND, Ogn, Sept. AIN an in
terview with the Nescs reporter, Senator
Dolph said: :" SO far as can learn from
people who are qualified TO judge OF the
political situation in the East. aud SO
far as my own observation has extended,
/ have no doubt that Blaine will be
elected by the largest popular majority
that has been given for any candidate in
many years. spent some time in the
State Of New York after the adjourn
ment of Congress, aud visited New York
City Just before leaving for Oregon. and
/ am satisfied that there is no considpra-
BILE dissatisfaction in the Republican
party in the State OF New York outside
Of New York City"
"Do you regard the disafiection in
New York City as formidable?" was the
next'question asked.
''Not nearly as formidable as it ap-
pears from the newspaper reports. My
information IL that it is becoming less
every day; that many persons who at
first were inclined to sympathize with
the independent movement are DESERVING
the Independents and announcing their
intention Of supporting Mr.. Blaine. ;.
"What IL regarded as the strength OF
the bolt from Cleveland, and the causes
Of it,"
81 regard it as very formidable. l
think there are several causes for IT, !n
the first place, l regard Cleveiand's
nomination for Governor and his eiec-
tion to have been largely due to acci-
dent, and although he received very
large maiority-about 1872, 00O--his cleo
tion was no indication of popularity. In
fact, at the time Of his nomination he
was known to but comparatively few
people in his State outside of his own
county
The Cholera.
MADRID, Sept. 2.-There is much
alarm here over the outbreak Of cholera
in the province of Alicante. At Norelda
there have been sixteen cases and five
deaths. A sanitary Gordon has been es-
tablished about the town.
MALES, Sept. IA veritable panic
prevails on account Of the cholera. and
there are disturbances among this popu-
lace Hundreds are flying to Rome.
Electrical Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-The interna-
tional electrical exhibition, the first in
America, was inaugurated to-day. Presi-
dent Arthur, who was not able TO assist
at the opening ceremonies, has written
letter expressing his interest in the ex-
hibition, and promises to visit it during
its progress. The Mayor welcomed the
guests to the city. A grand success is
indicated.
Meeting Of Railroad Men.
SARATOGA, Sept. 1.-The Transconti-
mental Association, comprising the rail
roads west OF the Missouri valley con-
cerned in California trade, is holding All
executive session at the Grand Union.
1t will be in session q week or ten days.
The object is to regulate rates and place
the association OH more sound basis.
BALDWIN Challenges Lorillard.
SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. 2.-The Chron-
icle New York special says: II. j. Bald
win has such confidence in his Grimstead
stock that he is willing to make match
for 5000 against Lorillard's Mortimer.
He also offered to select four yesrlings
TO run next season at Chicago against
four Of Lorillards for $500 on each
event, distances one-half, five-eighihs,
tbree-quarters or one nile. Lorillard
has the proposition under consideration
A Rare Occurrence.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 2.-Martin
Weinberger was hanged this morning
in the county Jail yard for the murder OF
Louis Gottfreund, peddler, near Sew
ickly, on the night Of June is, 1882.
The execution was private. The con-
demned did not falter. Weinbefger
was q Hebrew and is believed to be the
second Of his race ever hanged in the
Uuited States.
Arrested for Dosing Race merses
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.--Thos. Richmond,
alias Texas Tom, who has been ruled
off Of nearly every track in America,
was arrested yesterday, charged with
administering poison TO number Of val
liable horses. He confessed to the act,
and named several horses which he had
dosed. There is strong evidence to
show that an extensive conspiracy ex-
listed among number OF book makers
and other turf gamblers to elk" the
races.
An Honor to TiIden.
New York, Sept. 2.-The committee
appointed to present Tilden the Chicago
Convention resolutions, meet to-mor-
row to decide on the method of officially
informing Tilden OF the convention 5
action. It is probable that in conpli-
ance with lfilden's wishes they will be
sent by mail.
Connecticut Democrats.
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2. = The
Democratic convention met this morn
log, and Gov. Wallace was Tenominated
by acclamation.