Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Cholera aDecreasing.
aN GRANADA TME spOUR9E RffA-
NCHEs ITS HEIGHT AND Me-
MAINS STATIONARY.
THE DISEASE IN SPAIN.


LONDON, Aug. 17.-In the whole Of
Spain yesterday there were 1895 new
cases Of cholera and 1856 deaths. TheI
places showing the principal increase
were Tarragona and Valladol!d. In
the former place there were yesterday
seveuty.seven new cases and thirty |
deaths, and in the latter sixty-one new
cases and ten deaths. In Granada the
disease remains stationary, and appears
to have reached its height. The
Governor of the province has been at
tackled.
In Albacete there were twenty eight
new cases and twenty three deaths; in
Castellon de Ia Plana, twenty-twoI
new cases and seventeen deaths; In
Cuenca, 154 new cases and thirty.twoI
deaths; in Tsreul, forty-six new cases
and thirty two deaths; in Valencia,
eighty two new cases and forty. y.nine
deaths, and in Madrid, twenty new
cases and two deaths. All of these
returns show decreases In the numbers
Of both new cases and deaths.
In Marseillrs there have been 100
deaths from cholera since Friday. To
day twenty. four deaths were reported
In the city and fifty-two new cases.
Reports from Paris says that refugees
from Marseilles have introduced the
disease into Sisteron and other villages
Ia the Alpine provinces OF France.
MOVEMENTS OF PARTY LEADERS.
LONDON, Aug, 17.--Dull az the poli.i'
cal situation is at this moment 1t prom
ises to become exceedingly lively soon.
We have not heard the last of the
attack ma1e by Lord Randolph Chur-
chill upon the Marquis of Rlpon when
presenting the Indian budget to the
House Of Commons, although 1t was
thought that, AZ Lord Ripon had allow
| ed Parliament to dissolve before max
ing any reply, he had determined to
initiate Earl Spencer and treat Lord
Randolph's charges with silent con-
tempt. To day, however, the Ex vice.
| roy informed the Press correspondent
that he intends to speak at Bolton next
Monday night, wheD he says he will
also explain the superficial nature OF
the new Secretary's knowledge or In
dian affairs, upon which nnhapplly ne
models his whole policy in the Inuia
Office.
| Lord RIpon Is evidently very
ltborouahly aroused, and it is expected
that he will make a spirited defense
and counter attack. All this will be
solid enjoyment for the Liberals, and
there ia not few of the really Tory
Conservatives who will rejoice to see
the hot headed young Secretary get a
proper dressing down.
The MARQUIS of Harrington Is an-
pounced to speak in Lancashire on the
29th instant, and, as he Is the leader OF
the 1.-The rails in the absence OF Mr..
lGladstcpe, his speech Is awaited with
eager interest. Curiosity is especially
aroused TO see what Lord Harrington
will do about the semi.sOcialistic plat
form lately put forth by Mr.. Cham ber'
lain. Roth men are Liberals, although
the one is an extreme Whig and the
lother an advanced Radical.
il It can hardly be expected that the
} Marouis. who il the heir to tho title
and tbe vast estates of the Duke OF
Devonsbire, will follow the Chamber
lain propaganda, which would cnrtail
1.-The power and partially confscate the
property of his order. On the other
hand, II he denouuces Mr.. Chamber
lain, he will emphasize and widen the
luuarrel betwe cen the two sections OF the
| Liberal party, and union between them
is now absolutely essential II they
would score a victory over the tories,
who present practically o united front
Lo rd Huntington's speech will really
be the opening of the fariiame ntary
campaign, and after he is heard from
the SNEAKERS of both sides will follow
fast and furious.
TALMAGE ON VICE.
| LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Rev. 7. De
Witt Talmage, d. D., of Brooklyn, wa'
Interviewed by the Press correspondent
lust AZ he was starting for q trip to tht
j Isle of Wight. He said that after hi
, return from the seashore he intended II
make tour of Scotland and the Nortl
al of Ireland. He will preach at Eiin
burgh next Sunday and at Belfast OF
| the Sunday following. He expressed
Z. regret that he would be unable to at
q tend the demonstration in Hyde Parl
next Saturday in favor of the Crimina
k | Amendment bill, but said that he wa
8 heart and soul in sympathy with tn
= movement, for he believed that million
a aire lIbertines were the curse Of th
I'll world.
ell The crusade in London against in
!. morality is being pushed with untia6
n gipe energy. There was large and ei
thu siastic meeting In support of th
r. movement in Exeter Hall this morning
n /" General and Mrs. Booth and man
IA other leaders cf the Salvation Arm
Al were present, apd the vast hall wa
.s packed TO the door.
D. THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN.
81 DUBLIN, Aug. IL The Dublin Nun
~ lcipal Council to-day resolved to preseI
- DR.. Walsh with an address of welcon
- as the successor of the late Oar dina
- IMcCabe in the archbish -pric of DubliI
y Some of the Protestant mem ber3 oeJec
ed 10 this, and MIR. Timothy ID Sull
! van, Home Rule member of Parliaper
w. for Westmeatb, explained that the pr
az posed memorial was intended to Do a
ba act of rejoicing over the overthrow
what We called tie base and vic II
o, trioue carried on at the Vatican by M
Err;r pton to defeat the wish OF Il
Irish people to have DR.. Walsh su
W ceed Cardinal McCabe because
=. was Home Ruler. Mr.. Sullivan "a
70 the demonstration was not intended
auy way to cast disrespect on tl
an Protestants.
,int MINISTER PESDLEToN' ILLNESS.
X, BERLIN, Aug 17.-United State MI
rk lister George H. Pendleton has aba
nd doned, because of illness, his propos
of visit 10 Kiel TO meet the United Stat
lot men. of war Kearsarge and Pensacol
zee Roth vessel IS are now at Copep hage
ys A a res ult of Mr.. Peudleton's inabili
er. TO 90 to Kiel, the ships will not
ne there.
ly. DOES NOT LIKE PERSONAL JoURNA
as ISM.
.n ,re LONDON, Aug. 17.-Lord Chief il
~, tice Coleridge, in letter
an the papers, says he cannot see W
,ad 1.-The details of his private life should
his terest 6he puuiao .s s,rnarIg - ;rd