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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
REPORTS OF RANDALES MALADP DENIED.
HIS PHYSICIANS ASSERT THAT HE is NOT SUFFER-
ING FROM CANCER OF THE STOMACH

HIS PHYSICIANS ASSERT THAT HE Is Noi SorfH"
ING FROM CANCER OF THE STOMACH
Washington. July o3.-Drs. Mallan and Lincoln
were seen by Associated Press reporter to-day ana
both explicitly denied the published statement that
Mr. Randall is suffering from cancer of the stomach
Later in the day the following official statement was
given TO the press:
Our attention having been called to statement In
"The New-York world' Of this morning to the enect
that Mr. Randall is suffering from cancer OF the
stomach we would state that this assertion is entirety
erroneous. Mr. Randall is not suffering from cancer
OF the stomach. and VIC do not know how such mis-
take should have arisen. No such diagnosis has been
fbourht Of by us T. F. MALLAN,
n S. LINCOLN
Dr. Mallan said this evening that Mr. Randall was
continuing to improve and that though still very weak
and much run down, gaining strength steadily.
He said IL was The intention present TO remove Mr.
Randall from the city on Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

favor Of the Goth utimo nclosIng copy Of resolutions
which you inform unanimously adopted with mucn
enthusiasm by your club the evening the Chicago Ooh
vention completed It's ticket pleased 10 notice the
patriotic feeling which animaes the followers o. the Illus
Republican whose club has chosen Pray
accept my thanks your kind congratulations and believe
me- very faithfully yours, LEVI p. MORTON.
The headquarters Of the Lincoln Club arc at NO.
Goa Third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
EDWARD KEARNEY.
Saratoga Springs, July 90, 1888

To the Hon. Maurice J. Power
Sir: Having resigned as member Of your organl-
zation deem II to be my duty to forward to you my
resignation a member of the State Committee so
that you may have an opportunity OF placing In my
stead one who Will properly represent the Ncw-YorR
County Democracy in said committee.
Very respectfully yours. EDWARD KEARNEY
Colonel T. T. Wood, who, 1t Is said, will be Henry
d. Purroy's successor as the leader Of the County
Democracy organization in the Twenty-third Ward,
arrived to-day in the United States Hotel He said
that he had been invited to take charge OF that
district for the County Democracy. and had not In
fact talked with Justice Power for six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

tho officers of the Washington Light Infantry Corps
who acted as an escort to the visitors. This after
noon they were reviewed by tho President and later
visited their old quarters at the Navy Yard, which
they occupied twenty seven years ago. Tho Regiments
started for New York late special train to-nighs
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CASWELI. MASSEY & CO.'S ELDER FLOWEh ana
CUCUMBER CREAM 1.l2l B'way. 57o kith- ave
Post Once Notice.

Should be read daily BY all interested as ehAn'es may
Letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially al
Or dispatch s oy any % and com.
mercis documents letters not SPECIALLY addressed oens
By the as for se sadag July % will
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Mails for and Japan. steamship Begio rom San
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for the society Isssas per ship City Of Papsiu iron
for Australia. Newzeaand Hawaiian. Fiji and samoan
Islands, per steamship Alan eda from san Franeiscol
close here Aug. -l9, at 430 Tor arrival ~ New.
York Of :teamshg Aurania with British mails for Aus
by steamer via Key wes1 Fla. close ~ this once daily
at $3.50 n
The schedule Of clcsnsoi TraasPaciac malls srranasa
OF their unnterruped overland trAnst
Francisco. Mails from tho East arriving on time
Franscoon day Of sailing Of steamers are
'"'"'' N"' '~' HENRY PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE New-York. July 20. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
HOW THE DEMOCRATS INCREASED TAXES.

There is great deal of Indignation in Now Bruins
wick over the increase Of taxation there The tax has
always been high and this the rate showed signs
Of Increasing but the Democrats, who In power,
wishing to avoid this, raised the assessment This
would have been allowable had tho increase been
proporonatc but the extra assessment has most Of It
been thrown on the manufacturers Janeway d
Carpenter have had their assessment doubled me
Consolidated Fruit Jar assessment has been increased
50 that nearly four times much tax is paid as last
year. Johnson & Johnson pay nearly five times as
much and both threaten to leave the city unless their
taxes are reduced. Tho Decoration Works pay twice
as much last year
Rank stockholders pay twice as much tax as they
receive dividend, and the total assessment Of the
Electric Light Works is 1000 more than the amount Of
capital stock paid in. The Democrats say that the
have been Sinking the Just amounts Of
lately and that hence the increase has been
made The Consolidated Fruit Jar Company held 4
meeting few days ago and decided to look up site
clsewhcrc for their large factories. They employ
nearly 400 men and boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
WORK GOES ON AT HEADQUARTERS.

The officials OF the National Republican Committee
settled in yesterday headquarters,
No. 81 Ffth-aye Mr.. Clarkson and Secretary Fassett
were at their desks early, and kept at them until
evening. There steady stream Of visitors despite
the warm weather. and all brought encouraging
No meeting OF the State Committee has yet been called
The County Committee meeting will be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
CHAIRMAN RARNuM COMES TO TOWN.

The headquarters Of the Democratic National Com
mttee were envened slightly last night by the
OF Chairman Barnum lie came over ostensbly con.
suit with members of the executive committee. but no
formal meeting held. nothing but general talk
over situation, with especial reference to the mmi
nent disruption OF the County Democracy. There VIII
be o meeting OF the committee this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

dinner party Emperor william escorted tho czarina
to her carriage.
Count Herbert Bismarck was granted audience
Of an hour and quarter by the Car yesterday. The
Gar bestowed upon tho Count the brilliant decoration
of the Order OF st. Alexander Newsk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
pppsy IIp pop rR0y CHILDREN.

Troy, N. Y, July GA party OF nearly ior'y ch,i'
dren the first 10 go this season under the FRESH
AIR Fund under the auspices of 90 The Troy Times"
started for Washington County this morning for
two weeks soj0urn. Another party Will be sent out
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

HoYORs TO THE NEW-YORK list REGIMENT
Washington July 23.-Tho NewYork list Regiment.
with number OF the veteran members of tho organi-
cation, arrived here to-day from tho Bull Run battle
aeld where they spent yesterday. They were met BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
KEARNEY FOLLOWS PURROY.

HIS RESIGNATION FROM THE COUNTY DEMoc
RAcY AND THE STATE COMMITTEE.
Saratoga July % (speciaD.-Poice Justice Power
will tomorrow receive from Edward Kearney his
letter of resignation a a member Of the County
Democracy organization and as member Of the
Democratic State Committee The letters arc a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
Uc!i!iral Notires.
An Old.fnshioued Rally.

An Old. fashioned Rally.
The Lincsa Club of New York will have grand bannee
raising Broadway and sthst on WnDNEsDAA
EVENING, 25th o'clock The following distn nieheQ
sneakers viii ne prsseus-Hsn. Nathan Gon Of W. VA
Hon w u. Mason. OF ILL.,. and Hon. w. d. fsuks 81
H. l. rs =, corr p..-.....
r. A. SHIELDS. SECRETARY.
Harrison and Merton. ratification meeting viii be
OF the enrolled hepublcsns o. ne vt
Assembly District No 2ll East Broadway. TUESDAY
EVENING. July "a. 1855 At O'Clock Non FREpERicy
r. HOUSE ALEXANDER =. ROSENrHAt. WILLIAM
II rOwNLEY aud other prominent speakers will deivof
addressed All frsnds OF American industry are invited
JOHN COLLINS, President
Headuuar,ers for POLITICAL NET HAMMERS Trauss
n. LEVY 4 CO.. ~ Voostes-sts y. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

NonQuit, Mass, July o3.-General Sheridan has
had favorable time in the past twenty-four hours,
and hts Improvement, while not particularly notice
able has been steady and without drawback His
allowance Of food is being gradually increased, and
his diet now nearly approaches that which would
be given to a man In health. He has been cheerful
and bright all day. Those who are In position to
know say that his fits Of Dcveseuess and Irritation
are not nearly frequent as during the first week OF
his stay at Nonquit lie passes considerable time
each day irf reading or in looking from the window
of bis ROOM and when friend passes he gives him
nod Of recognition The bulletin this eveifng is as
follows:
sp. m-No notable change has taken place IN Cen
eral sheridans condition during the last twehyiouf
hours. His symptoms are all favorable ,,,,rs
WASHINGTON MATTHEWS.
HENRY c. YARROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
CONFIDENCE OF THE RIGHT SORT.
BIG CONTRACT LET ON THE STRENGTH OF
HARRIsON's ELECTION

>
Pittsburg, July 90 (SpeclaD.-A member OF the frm
Of James Wlthrow & Co. mechanical engineers, said
to-day "We have Just closed q contract with the
Chester Rolling Mil Company Of Thurlow Penn, for
the erection OF new Bessemer steel plant to be run
In connection with their rolling mill. They will OPP
crate two three ton vessels, with blooming mills COM
plete. hese will have an output of $50 tons day
and will give employment to 400 men, The contract
was let on the strength Of Harrison being elected.
The firm putting up the plant so sanguine Of Re-
publican success that they have invested several hun
dred thousand dollars In IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

OUTFITS FOR CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
Suits banpers. torches buttons hanakerchiels IRE
works, 30. Ill catalogue free. spaldings. 241 Ywsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
FuyERaL OF EX-GOVERNOR YOUNG.

Cincinnati, July 23.-Gcneral Thomas L. Young. ex-
Governor Of Ohio, was buried in Spring Grove Gen.
etery this afternoon Governor Foraker and other
prominent State officials were persent and General
f. f. Moves delivered the funeral address, The Loyal
Legion, Of which General Young was member passed
appropriate resolutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

4 DECORATION FOR COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK
st. Petersburg July 23.-At the dinner given BY the
Car at the Pctcrhof Palace last evening, Count Her
bert Bismarck sat at the Imperial table. Emperor
william sat at the Czarna's right. The Emperors
toasted each other Upon tho breaking up Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
A LETTER FROM GENERAL HARRISON.

THE CHICAGO CONVENTION DIDN7T LE1AEI III'1
MUCH TIME FOR PLAY.
Boston, July o3.-Gencral Harrison has written the
following letter I'm reply TO an invitation of the New
England Agricultural Society:
Indianapolis Ind, July IL, 1883
To the hon. Daniel Needham, ONCE OF the England
Agricultural Society, Boston, Mass
MY Dear Sir: Your favor OF the 9TH inst, with one
from the Hon. George b. Lorng inclosed inviting to
be present at the annual exhibition OF the New England
Agricultural Society early in September next has been
received and in reply leg to thank you sincerely for
the invitation and the cordial and complimentary words
with which you fit to accompany it, 1t would
afford me great pleasure present and there meet the
many representatives OF the New-Engand States whom
call together but the duties which deyove
upon me by tho action OF the Chicago Convention make
necessary for remain home, especially at the
time mentioned in your letter Permit me. however,
request that extend to the Hon. George B. Lorng
my kind regards. Very truly yours.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
Saratoga Springs, July %, 1883.

To the Hon. Maurice J. Power
Sir: Intending act Independently in local matters
during the ensuing political canvass you VIII please
accept my resignation from and after this date as
member of the Ncw-York County Democracy.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD KEARNEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
LITTLE BETTING IN WALL STREET.

Betting on the election in Wall Street has not been
brisk lately for tho reason that the hackers Of the
Democratic candidates appear reluctant to give
small odds. little money was staked yesterday at
the rate Of 800 to $50 but for anything exceeding
300 the Democratic bcters less confident, and
800 to 800 ives tho best odds obtanable The
change from the blatant confidence Of . TO 1 few
weeks ago has been one OF the interesting incidents
~ Wnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
Tho Best High. Class ClsaretteS
Kinney Bres.' Special Favoufh

The SPLENDID Pullman sisepers tho new II, 30 D m.
train are an addsd attraction the already popular New
York and New Engan NewYork No other roads
run Pullman sleepers TO New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
M1RRiED.

recalls the fact Colgate Co.'S toilet waters arc vey
rereshirg IN the basin and bath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
WILLIAM IT. MuRTHA PRESIDED.

Tho unsubstantial character Of the report that
william H. Murtha would not accept the
Craftsmanship of the Democratic State Executive
Committee was shown yesterday at the meeting
Of that body in the Hoffman House. Mr.. Murtha
presided expect d, and after the meeting adjourned
declared the story told to be sheer nonsense. Moth
Ing OF Importance done at the meeting so the
secretary said, aside from deciding to mako the Ho
man House headquarters during the campaign. 1t
was decided to adjourn for a few days until It is
seen what the result Of Purroy's bolt will DO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
BosToN's RoUsING RATIFICATION TONIGHT.

DoolON hOIcl-Nb l.AilIlChliON iV-ttpiii'
Boston, July % (speciaD.-The formal ratification
Of the Chicago ticket by the Republicans will be held
In fremont Temple tomorrow night Henry Cabot
Lodge will preside, and speeches will be made by
Congressman Thomas b. Reed. Of Maine: Ex-Governor
George ID. Robinson, Congressman Perkins, of Kan
sas; State Treasurer Aanson W. Beard, Lieutenant
Governor J. O. A. Brackett. and General N. Banks.
Tho Republican state Committee meets tomorrow
to the date and place for holding the annual
State Convention, and to select the presiding officer
and the chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions.
Governor Amcs's friends want late convention as
they say the Governor Will not have good show
while most of his friends away at the seashore
ard other places. In all probability the date will be
either September 10 or 90. The convention may be
held at Worcester Congressman Charles IT, Allen,
Of Lowell, Is spoken Of chairman of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
CONGRESSMAN MASON TO SIP

Washington July % Embellishments Ma
son, OF Illinois, who Is regarded OF the best
political mpSpeakers in the West, he is one OF
the most ready and effective debaters In tho House,
will speak at a Republican ratification meeting at
Eghthst. and Broadway, New York, on Wednesday
evening. Mr. Mason seems determined to carry the
war into Africa so to speak, he is to address
Republican ratification meeting in Charleston, 5. c..
next Monday might when lal &c turnout Is promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
BENJAMIN HARRISON.


y ONNFNINf OI@OIt VINCtNILf4D hItNNoI wv
Kingston ". Y, July % (speciaD. An enthusiastic
meeting was held at the Court House here tonight
to forU a HARRISON and Morton campaign club for
tho western department of the city, embracing the
First, Second, Eighth and Ninth Wards. George
b. Merritt presided. Speeches were made by Dewitt
Coverbaugh president Of the Kingston Board of Edu
cation: eX-Assemblymen Thomas II. Trempor. ]. n.
Flcro and others. Tho Republican candidates
loudly cheered. Mr. Fiero stated that the forma-
ton of club in this county recently, lifelong
Democrats had signed the roll and became the most
enthusiastic me nbers OF the club. The present club
was organized by the selection of Theodore SpOre
chairman, Walter C. DObson. secretary. and a vice.
president from each ward. A large number of names
was affixed to the roll, and the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

UMsTED-sTANLEY-On Monday. Jniy %. ct st. An.
drews r. Church. Harlem by the Rev II d. Cevslands
Miss Pauline stanley Mr. J. g. II. Umsted
Philadelphia papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

Notices Of marriages must DO iHdorssd Nth full name
and address.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
THIRD EDITION.
.ne un,nese Earthquakes.

LONDON, April IAN Oriental mail
n ,ipes some PARTICULARS Of the earth.
ouaSe in China Just before ChristmAs,
Ihioh has been cabled In skeleton. II
Droyes 10 have been Of appalling mag.
nitude, Fifteen thousand people per
iThod in the course Of four days, during
which at uncertain intervals shocks
continued. This estimate is to come
extent suppositious, because IL Ia
scarcely possible, after SO tremendous
vieitntion, to ascertain for . while the
exnot loss OF life. How many have
bsos injured appears to DEFY cnmputa.
tion, vet the capital district OF YunnAn
"a absolutely one mass of ruins.
More than Eve thousand persons
were killed by the fall Of houses al
IAm-on, another Chintse town.
The effect on buildings has been al
most as terrible, with the additional
hor-or OF the earth yawning I'LL q
frtRhtiul chasm WAS produced, from
whloh water, red colored, was elected
The shaking OF the earth seems II
have been followed by q subterraneaf
convulsion OF the most awful kind.
Further north, Ut Lo'OhAn, where tel
Thousand met their doom, the aspect o
the country has been completel!
changed. Large tracts OF land SUD
denly disappeared in the course OF tn
visitation and in their place lake
formed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
In . ori.loal oondition.

BERLIN, April 1.--Another piece Of
cartilage WEs extrAoted from Emperor
Frederick's larynx Saturday. During
his aleep he 10 wstched constantly by
either DR.. hovell or DR.. Mackenzie,
who, when there Is any excess OF
coughing, 90 70 the EmperoI's asslst.
ance.
The necessity for this precAution was
seen At dawn last Thuraday; when the
Emperor was seized with \ sovere flt OF
during which piece OF oArti.
lAge was detached, which, bat for the
instant assistance OF DIR. Mackenzie,
n iRht have caused euf ocattoD.
German expert opinion, that the dis
ease will have an early aud fRtsl ter
IN mtpation, Ia stiil unAltezed. The end
will come quickly when 1t dOes come.
Any night = sudden orisis may declare
itself. 1, will be announced TO the pub.
Ito and will be followed In few hours
by an intimation Of the Emperor b
desth.
Crown Prince William goes TO Ems
on the 12sh OF April. The state Of his
heslth continues 10 cause krAVe diB-
quietude.
The Bmperor anu Empress revisited
Berlin 20 day 10 attend the family gath
eripz and dinner In honor OF the birth
lday of the Duks OF BAKE Meinipgen
Prince Bismarck received the numer'
Gus callers, among whom ware the
eOrown Prince and the Grand Duke Of
Baden.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Fifth EDITION,
fhIladeinh,n

Ila... y
,or,aa rr,malaIA.DlHLrnIA, April .
,1wiue vessels are eft,u -lhs d
mus port, and fears Ara y oVeidus
me safety Of severai n, ,'1,,,ss'Al1sd y, t|
were ali 10 tho hurricsr. len M
iSsn RsohaI and ia:h ultimo: M. ~ lie Ii
rau.ei ns.a. An Am Collins, Cana NJ 'Cl.aa
caiRo OF lumber. sas ss,i., ,o atu and
tsras Inlet on tie s,h nj, ipH'iel ifon a
On Cape Heplopen tn Aad wnas
.a s,nos which time there iss SSsI' SI' llI
sas, o. per. she was bp,l,C C'es na
10 Wilmington, Del 'ITis ny and OSuJ
Saroline, Captain o'Ns,li -1 .caotn
lngson, N. O., before ina b', lclt WM
q srs, ors~ pesp ~ s heard from since, ~ sssi sSa
h,, v'ew W. o. nve men and 4 caro-, ~ =,
Th., T, ane was owned in Nor,Ss n ~ y
rne schooner Nellie Ps,tasu Oliullp
.ne same party, 10 m!ssIns osAh
hAu crew OF six men. 1Ho'
John Presoott, vbo
oenuy s,.n, In Manchester, Ena'oss,a s,,s,a
stealing el2i2 from T,aSAnd,
place, Is said TO be Jobpns a a. a. u
expert chief and accom- =, ooflla
alderman Jaehno, who IA p0.. ue o. 4
olng prison, New York, INV Cns,a 10 y
yssra Of age, and has Se,,sd 0d''la b
tak ~ olnk sing and Chicago c,,,sa ,sasa
!eweiry robberist. and v,s p'ioai
IN this city with Eddie Me- M..' y aifssi
ih ih's'ns. He served eighteen tr ~ao,li y, 'a'
voc Eastern Penitentiary ~ -S1ai ,,a
snen went TO Europe, wh,,sS,,..s ~ .s
Jewelers. BY substituting ts,,. s'sl'dl s
diamonds. Last summsff ~ os.,, ia
arrested In London FOR tbss.sa .,na y
but secured bail and fled ~
Biz alleged memb bers ot ,
lug themselves the "Hlver. ~ ~, ~
,,nngtown," whose ages raua, ,,,u pi1 ~
~ years, were arrested on s,,D,1.a T
sne charge Of com mittlpg a ''p'u,I sruI
petty theils Mrs. NAV . y,.a,a.
mother Of one OF tie bows. Va, snn, an..'
a. tho alleged receiver n, ~ W
property. The prihcipsl S,n,',.s S,' "
are said to have Been ANN .ius mi..sa
Market and Eighth stree, And a. y,
Avenns. All the accused ser, b.a
. further hearing. '' A'a
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
R,ttte khondas.

The charming and accomplished 40
tress, Miss Kittie RhoAdes. will com
monce an engagement OF one week 1T
xhe Opera House this evening, on
which occasion she will appear In
ssPyamalion and GAlAteA." Ia speak
fng Of her impefsonAtion OF the chArac.
Ger Of Galstea, the Lsbanon Daily News
says: ave doubt whether . better
pleased audisnoe left Fishers Hall this
season than the ons which ooneregated
within Its four walls last evening to
witness the presentation Of "Pygmalion
and Galstea" by the Kitiie Rhoades
Dramatic Company. Miss Kittie ap.
peared At her best last evening, and In
the scene where on bsnded knees abe
pleads with all the passion OF WON An
FOR that love which "Pygmalion" Is not
nt liberty 10 give, she was simply
sublime. TIE utAtuary representation
By Mics Rhosdes was tbe hnest erori
ever ATTEMPTED on oEr stase,a as It would
be an uttsr impossibility for the sculp
tor to obisel anything near so perfec
and OeautiDhl. The prices Of admission
vii, be bat 10 and 70 cents, or 30 cent
SoE rem'ved seat.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
me oomp,,oa.,ops win ranelsr.

LONDON, April There Is much
speculation In the American colony here
over press dispatch from Gibraltar an
nouncinR the departure from that Place
for Tangier OF a detachment OF British
engineers TO- morrow. No one is able 10
say why they are going, ard It is feared
that In the event OF an attack upon Tan
Rier by American war vessels the pres
ence OF the English engineers will still
further complicate mAtters. Americans
here do not expect that the issue Of the
Morocco affair will he very serious. They
deride the quarrel and Its origin, but are
unanimous In the belief that the only
course left open to the United States au
thorisiss in the circumstances has beer
taken.