Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1884, Page 1

yf ah a THE EVENING STAR. mam Dore acca tae nusaee ennae” PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, | : 2? viCre nae, AT THE BUILDIN er Peuneplvania Ave. and 2 he Loxpox. Tune 7.—The government has refused to) Pay the Duke of Marlborough {he price le asks £0F. pictures in the Blenhem gallery. he duke has te j Celved offers from America, Germany and France’ : for the collection. SHAKING OFF THE HOVA TORR. Panis, June 7.—Advices from Madagascar state Mhat the Sakalavas have succeeded in shaking of the Hova yoke. ' p PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN AT LOGGERTRADS. Berux, June 7.—The Germenia’s Rome corres Spondent says the negotiations between Prossia. and the vatican for the election of anew arch- bishop of Posen have been completely suspended. 4 THE DISABLED STEAMER PRISTA PLywovrn, June The Frisia wi pe towed to. Hamburg for repairs. Her passengers will proceed! on the steamer Lessing on Sunday. GEN. GORDON RECONNOITERING, Caro, June 7. dvicés from Kosko state that sen. Gordon is making reconnoissances by boat: ‘ Mr. Dana Says Tilden Will Certainly | above and below Khar The number of rebel Telegrams to The Star. Declines | along the enter sta eres aa * | Special Dispatch to Tux Evexteo Star. THE HUNT FOR TRISH KEFCCRES IN PARTR at the Capitol—Opinions of Republi-+ New Yorx, June 7.—The Sun to-day “corrects” | Panis, June 7.—Henri Rochefort, in the columns cans and Democrats. Of L'ntransigent, wi the radical deputies to — certain portions of tho Wash! stat x The announcement of Biaine’s nomination was | ECHOES OF THE CONVENTION | ment atone an ptivda eaieo’ ae Dana | BTOTSt against assistance being given to Engiieh eteclives by the Paris police to hunt Irish refugees, with Mr. Tilden concerning a letter written by the : reeelved with deafening cheers by the republicans latter declining the democratic nomination, but the hee eee ee assembled in the Hall of Representatives waiting Sun adds :—“ There is nodoubt, however, and there | ;PR® HAGUE, June 7.—Aiexander, Prince of Orange, | heir appar » Who has teen seriously {ll for seve for the dispatches which, as they came, were read has not been any reason for doubt at any time du- . S 6 queaticr ‘The House. trom the clerk's des “Milter and Brown, of Penn- ENTHUSIASH OF THE BLAINE, HEN. oe ae eo ar. Tone, Concerning the question S ousoe Tinvease. the prince. dies a ngtiatinge Mr. O'Nelll (Pa.) presented the petition ot J. A. | sylvania, whisked their hats up in the air until - Uon to the presidency. “Ithas always deen certain | Holand. ‘The chamber will meet to discuss Mower Post, Grand Army of the Potomae, for the | they struck the skylight; desk lds were pounded i hange In the order of succession. There is a strong that he would decline tt, and It is equally certain | Change in : ” J y against the hetrship of the childre | ment of a national sol home at some | and throats were rasped with prolonged cheers | COMMITTEE TO NOTIFY THE | w. ro Be meget geno Truchess of Base Weller, polnt in the Gulf states, Referred. The democrats received the news amore seriously. eu nee as Lending te absorption by Germany. | agit Curtin (Pa.), from the committee on foreign | The correspondents began to flock around the men CANDIDATES. ani diepate ae THE TRADE-MARK CONVENTION. Supposed to be more apt at political prophecy to Special dispatch to THE Evexixo Stan. ~ Giscuss the provable strength of the nomination. ANNAPOLIS, MD., June 7.—Boatswain A.M. Pome | pra Tare Gases ees re om ‘the general iumpression ainong republicans was omg . Toy has been granted three months' leave of ab- | gai, ‘Salvador, rvia, Spain and bwitserian 1 have hae Blaine wouid cull out io ruateat strengt | COMMENTS OF THE PRESS. gence from the 18th tnst. The US. ironclad Passaic | exchanged ratificauns of the ccuveution of Marth, F of the party, Strength on tite as heen onde! 1883, for the protection of Wrade-inarks. Englan n of Mr. Culberson (Texas) a pin was aoe dna West Wirgaleia ou ph) Seocemnber tion to the navy Beuador and Tunis have also signified thelr rg he act to determine the Jurisdic- | 4 ag os % = 7 nce to the convention. : i ote | tainly carry Pacific sta woul 3 oe J omits aud to regulate the re- | Stronger in the south than any ether eepuviewn. ° | BRITISH COMPLAINT OF AMERICAN DYNA Notes From Wall Street, EXCITEMENT Tx BULGARIA. from state to federal courts, PROPOSED LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE SYNDICATE. | Sopra, June 7.—The Servian diplomatic sthe toiniiniin jurisdiction of | THe nUzZ IN THE HOUSE TO-DAY CREATED BY THE MITERS. New Youx, June 7, Wall street, 10:12 a. m.—A | under a threat of instant withdrawal hat me s SHO tit vi cal a Toa n f. It t signees of pron otes and bills of exchange, gt eaeta vont ine this side of the Mimok, and the imme nd also of sults of a éivil nature arising between & includes the pl ing of the securities in the ‘sion from Sofi id the a ot a fe ys AY. ™ A ant @ Various dist ric all id the citizen of any state In which | this morning over the denundfation of Blaine by the | STTUATION IN CHICAGO TO-D. treasury of the com to. $5,000,000, | Stan amounung including the Metropolitan Michael tone ‘tas, cuake, Been, carrying on bust | New Vork Times and Bostap Advertiser. Some- | Eathusiasm in the Weat and Northe | p24, the issuance of Fan and beatae gam at, | The populace is greatly excited. Pash Rt Une Ume the cause of action accrued, and | thing of the kind vias expected, and the arrival of | West—An Independent Ticket Threat- interest, ‘hasers to rece! amount THE FRENCH-ANNAM TREATY. / Cause from the state ine the Ticht to remove & | the papers was awalted with great interest—a Ine | ¢e@—White Piumed Torch-Bearers | {2'Test, the purchas Tevaso suggested that a | , PARIS June 7. ~The new treaty between France WASHINGTO AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY, THE HOUSE AT WORK. D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1884 WHAT CONGRESSMIEN SAY. How the Nomination Was Received s Prayer ues Wed Alliize welcome, REPORT ON THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW. unncied t stock will be rect ed by the follow- Naval Notes from Annapolis. CLE, Ort AND DB SiS. & W—| mand 730 pam. Sunday” sctiool, RY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER vets northwest, Rev “pe NEW BU 3 te TEAR TEE monthly Mth inst, in Hall Office, et K pin. Come to the ineeting and sub— Serthe for stock. ‘Shares @leach. Stock being rapidly taken. One of the best opportunities for monthly it Yestinents, Six percent intecest cuarantecd. | Koper G. Came ident, | teres JNO. A. PRESCOYT, Secretery snd Treasurer, 11a. street northwest. anid: participa school ut 9:0 N BLAINE. Some excitement was occaliioned in the House CH, CORNER nual dren's day.” In- ic, birds, fh p.m.” No othe am, oH . Sd | * “OUR FATHE cause from the state to eral CO in Procession. 2 and Anham has been By its terms the lt. ov FOUR FATHER, 0 SNe ie oe federal court. of members being In front of the news stand before a ei ee eee — ee ker cee rovinces of Bin-Thuah off tharos are restored, STEAMERS | pastor“ = Rosner EVEL. SERVICE UAW: thetr arrival. Nearly every member had a paper at | Special dispat Be EYE ae tee 2 Stockholders and ‘upon ‘cae (o'Annam A cameme system similar to that in TOR. | Mra Jennie E. True, contralto. HOOD, te Mr. Hoblitzell (Md.), from the committee on re- | iis desk as soon ae he courd get it, and the republi-"| = CurcaGo, June 7.—The Chicago papers this morn- y, Same | force in Cochin-China is established. A French NE Ore. | Mr. J. 1. Raiser phil, organist, | form in the etvil service, reported adversely bills | can : terms, upon condition that the members of the 5 in med somewhat worried. After reading the | ing contain columns of dispatches from the west syndicate be military occupation of all strategic points tn Annam [SEIS itisinesieeitisne ims” g™ | to repeal the cle service act, and they were tata | Zines" teader they would drop om'in groups ot tro | gag northwest, showing: teat the nomination ot {S72 extingulsn the Aoating dev A mecting ot | 482, Tonqula may bo, citectes Et moconsary. —— MERGE UGE aE | Cuan, fable. Mie Feport actotapatiying the bis | Tht tng Gort ncld along COMMON wee dene: | Blaine and Logan has been recelved everywhere | tis, teeter tree en on Monday at | Permanent French garrison old a portion of r NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH. 1drn STREET | gays: ‘Tha committer have dilinentie tree eed | land and Gort held a long consultation... The demo Which this snd-ot € citadel of Hue, capital of Annam. C-B aint northwest, Rey: 8d Witetien, rate | WOrkihge of tle colmmnisatey ane negstisated | erats are Jubilant, but have very IILUG to say with great enthusiasm. en chs and other plans wilt be presented. sak naira Cospamenen: 0 a. ms en sey Tanase [cute the law, and heartily “fecommend ‘it Eo eae Ce Crees fenke ees ae Some of the New York and Massachusetts dele-] 49:40. m-—-The stock market opened steady, and | _Loxpo, June 7.—The Daily News, in a lending me 1 for the intelligent and efficient administration noninate: “be the Rominaren ie ota hese gates ore dissatisfied with the ticket, and ict | was almost immediately bid up nearly 1 per cent by | &fticle upon the approaching Egypulan conference, a of the important branch of executive power, | Rominate. If they 2 & Ns y@ | that an independent republican ticket will be put the Gould-Morgan-White following. ‘At 16-15 the last says: land will not fix the terms of her with- | HAPEL, COR. 10TH AND D Since the foundation of our government the general | Massachusetts will doubtlessly go, for hin, 12s; | in the feld in the course of the next month. was strong with @ firm w ne.” London houses | drawal from Egypt. She will reaffirm her determi. Ee ee | Public mind, interested in an honest, intelligent | fie S17 18 the opinion of the lead ne achublicans |" ‘The ratifications here last night developed the | have some onlers to way ville and Nashville | Ration not to occupy the country permanently, but and economical administration of public affairs, | 2 the state. Bayard, pe cue conten: rotned tr We. B WEI HW. MeGiLL. ARCHITECT. | No, .. Prepares plans an? Fail lames of ulldinis and super school at 11 a.1n. AtSp. m. p es by B.H. WARNER, exq.. pr 8 I features of the campaign. There were processions | and buy Vanderbilt stocks and Union Pacific. ‘The | Oly until the Khedive shall be strong enough to ON MARKET €O. wy iros, , | har been deeply concerned with the development | aula probably be Cae ee eee ees eae Tide | of clubs with long white plumes in thelr-hats, with | Bead weave ees Steady, except for Tennessee's, | ROld his own. Furthermore, England demands that May 19th, 1894. ch ne Of Its mere political phases, growing out of the dis. | WQuld aes ai anAncoer ea ima ndent canat- | @verY man carrying a torch. G.W. A. | which showed a decline of 1'per cent. France shall relingulsh the scheme of dual control, end of 40cents.a share(No.15)has been dec Sire Fi eRou, | Mtvutton of patronage In’ the selection of proper So anere any ¢ ‘pel al wtuck of ‘andl the amie will DAY AT UNION M_E. CHURCH, 6?” ask ¢ Later.—Stocks have been strong and er this | Which France contends exists de jure.” The News, Scrat eek ct northwest near Pennsylvania avenue, | Persons to fll the oficial posttions designated by | 4ate?” asked Tie SraR reporter. THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE high x ST . i morning with an advance of 3 t01 r cent, | Moreover, denies that negotiations are on foot Keton and after the 1oth da cr ranaier Werce, “Tho relation | law to conduct. {ts varied operations. Earn | ,o,No; 1 should say not, “he sild. “It would be TICKET, Union Pacific, Missourt Pacific, New York Central, | Festore French Influence in Egypt. France, t say Seoke wir he-cloesd tans 41 pyening cor vee stg pan. | cae, tiloris have been made, trom time) "arene vole for whe demos ‘says thatit is better x — in fact, the whole list, was strong throughout with | Will have no exceptional benelit or privilege. ms28-2 SAMUEL W Testing in EINE Speaking | to time, by our lending statesmen and | Mi" 4 tl i The Herald Denounces It—The Times | the single exception ot aLstribu be elaborate a itese waver ME. CHU of Pe says muisville and Nashville, CARE AT ALEFTO. hurch will | publicists, to confine within the bounds of patriot- Coca ar GN eats pbould £2 | “wast Net Support 4¢-The Sum maa | Which openes be per abs lower, but later rset Consraxrmorie, Jume fA sherp carthquake | and to reduce th aimbot soe cares aureetion, | some time been hanging on the outskirts and mis. | {the World Say Its Strength Must | ®1%. ng png epee ctf LUMBER ese! ore] co: 33 = Noow.—Stocks have been buoyant and higher. | terday at Aleppo. The direction of the movement | \ hate of this power, by whatever party organization for | Tepresentng the republicans. | It was a free trade | Net Be Underrated—The Tribune Missourt Pacific advanced to 87, St. Paul to 74%, | Was from east Lo west. No serious damage was Tow, June ss a | the tine being shall control fhe Several exeeutree | paver, and it was induitely better that tt should be a caused. Kovernment, and at the sane tune | directly against Blaine than merely nominally tor | 2Fops Into Enthusiastic Poetry. Lackawanna to 1034; Northwest to 100%, Union branches of ga 4 —_ Pacific to 46%;, and Western Union to 61%." After imum of Honest and faithtulser, | bln. He sald he thought Blatne ‘could. certainly x to secure the ma N. Bare BESS, WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD ON HTH, | the Su LOOKING FOR DYNAMITE AT PARTS. Nate Hee oan wi ial Dispatch to Tue Evento STAR. 11:30 a. m, there was a reaction of & to % percent. | Pants, June 7 —-The French poller, at tae request BETWEEN B AND C STREETS NORTHW Te eae ieee See coy sene ered. duties tamuoeied Gren Noth Sn CveD: Wittouttt: ne could) | See ee are eee oe axmner (rep.) | The New York Central has dectared qusfiériy divi: | of” Hughan wetectteee ee at suspected WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE STOCK OF lirelasicrethis: GeneE te CEH eae VIEWS OF REPRESENTATIVES. says editorially to-day that “It will not support | 4°Hd of 2 per cent. Premises for dynutlte. None has been @ise vered. YLORIDA PL CARRY A LAR¢ WHITE PINES A MEAN SHALL BE IN THIS WILL ENA R AND MORE VAR ND HA WHOSE GRDEKS WE HAVE 2H PLEASURE TO | FILL. McLEAN & SON, ly Cooking: E. F. BROOKS, i street, Corcoran Buil ‘ine. Je arvated by the Ss apil GARDEN Hose. LAWN VASES AND SETTERS. FINE GAS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, BF PRO: SIFELY DONE. SAML § «cog . SHEDD, h street northwest P.in, at which nue during the summer months. SrH AND S| iidren’s Day—At 11 the Wuess of Dr. Lona! laas OF Je Inventor and Man- } AND ALL JOBBING Tt NORTHWEST, Wasnrcros, and 20 N. HOWARD STREET, Bartrwonz, PAPE NGS asp INTERIOR DECORATIONS, NOVEL AND PECULIAR DESIGNS. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. EQUAL TO ANY IN THIS COUNTRY. EMBRACING EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW AND | BEAUTIFUL IN WALL DECORATION body wel-ome, FORMERLY W ink, quarter to 8, ¢ | southwest. Rev. AUIL & m., mu wd an address by K. Cox. DD. on ‘th ola int relation tg #) ng proxrau; dis- jon ave placed ‘the leaders of all }of today “in an attitude —condemnatory of a mere partisan syste tuating | the ¢ pat Of Y | the quadrennial contests i . ve been justly n le against mn of the government. by s of the several politic ned frults of par appointinents to office est, introducing the prin- and corruption to govern’ and control thelr selection, instead of tke ef hot and good be dal ° <"° Since the organization of the cjvil service com- mnission great, food has been S, rendering ty subject of factional co ciples of Intrt | throu | and homogencousn much of tat wh! ness of politic: free institut ting the prevalent of the covernment, remove Just co nt, and restore public confidence In the Work performed by the subordinate ofieluls, and see ho wisdom in the proposed repeal of the Your comnittee unanime evils of the civil On motion of Mr. Singleton (Miss), a bill was sed authorizing the National Academy of Science Pi . | to recetve and hold trust funds for the promotion of science. LAND GRANT FORFEITURE. The House then proceeded to the consideration of the biil forfeiting the unearned AUantic and Pa- citic grants. brief explanation by Mr. Cobb (Ind.) the passed, THE GENERAL, DEFICIENCY MILL. Lions, reported the general detictency bill, and ‘as referred to the commlttee of the who! THE HOMESTEAD LAWS. Mr. Cobb then called up the bill repealing the -emption and Umber culture and amending the eg | DP - | homestead laws, Mr. Holman (Ind.) offered an amendment, which was adopted, repealing the act providing for the sale of desert lands in certain states aud terri- torles. Capitol Topics. The Senate was not in sesston to-day. MR. MERRICK TO BE EXAMINED. Mr. Merrick, who represented the government in the star route prosecution, has been subpoenaed to appear before Uhe Springer committee hext Tues- ay. | CONGRATULATING SENATOR LOGAN. Senator Logan went to the Capitol at 11 o'clock to attend a mecting of the appropriations cominit- | tee on the consul: nd ay jomatic He was warmly congratulated by all the members of the committee of both parties, i Washington News and Gossip, GovERNweNt Rece nue, $343,495. Tne Moxoxaaneta, which Is at Mare Island | navy yard, will shortly proceed to Callao to take | the piace of the Onward as storeshtp at that port. will be no good vania. “Hs stre that stat Mr. Randall (Pa.), from the committee on appro- | Mr. Hiscock, who would not commit himself to any candidate before the nominatior® says the nomination will cause a little coolness In New York elty, but that will be more than compensated for in the counties, where Blaine wiil poll an immense Vote. He says Blaine will carry Maine, Ohio and most likely West Virginia, in the September and Uctober clect! and that will give him New york by defwult. He refused to compare his trength with that of Arthura, but said Blaine could carry New York easily. “Bialue is a very strong man where his strength sald Mr. Mutehler, of Pennsyl- th 13 with the Communistic element, but tn financial elreles they are afraid of him. He can’t carry New York under any circum- stances, He will probubly carry Maine and Ohio— two states we don’t want—and he stands a good chance on the Pacific coast, But he can’tcarry a southe New Jer: tate, and he can't carry West Virginia, 'y hor. Connecticut.” A STAR reporter met Representative Gibson, of West Virginia, to-day, and asked him if there was y foundation in the claim that Blaine will carry . “It's absurd,” he replied; “we will beat Blaine 20,000 majority in West irginia. Our party Js united, and will poll, 1 tnihk, the heaviest vote thls year it ever has.” The southern men, however, speak of Blaine’s strength in the south as greater tha that of any other republican. “He can’t carry Virginia,” said Mr. John Ss. will come nearer to it than Mahone could. Mahone | 1s opposed to Blaine, you know, but Blaine will get | the respectable republican vote, He can’t carry any arbour; “no republican can, but he uthern state.” * he added, “#f there has got to be a repub- Itcan President no'man would be more acceptable to the south than Mr. Blaine.” Mr. McAdoo, of N. J., said Blaine would rally the old radical element of ‘the republican party, which began with Garrison. He weuld represent the real republican party, and would be antagonized by the independents. ‘Te thought New York was sate for the democrats, no matter who they nominated. Blaine’s foreign policy might be calculated to make him popular with the Irish, but It would not draw them off from the democrats. “And,” said he, “the people on the Pacific coast will remember that the democrats were the jirst to espouse the antl-Chinese cause, and that while the republican platform declares against the Importation of Chi- hese paipers, and favors land grant forfeltures, they voted against both the Chinese emigration Uill and the land forfeiture bills, both in the com- mittee and in the House. Even when the platform was belng drafted the republicans in the House were fllibustering to prevent the passage of the land forfeiture bills.” Representative Henley, of California, said: “Blaine is strong on one issue 1h California ‘and weak on another. He is strong on the Chinese issue, but weak on the corporation—the railroad—tssue, and that 1 the predominant issue now in Callfornia. Blaine 1s a corporation in himself—a direct repre sentative—because largely fntercsted In corpora- Uons. We (the democrats) can beat Blaine in Call- fornta, but we can’t do It with a free trade platform. ‘The républicans have inserted in thetr platform a promise to protect the wool growers. Now, we must protect that interest or we will lose Callfornia and Nevada. ‘That ts a big interest, and unless we stand by it we are lost on the Pacific coast.” Representative Tully, of California, says Blaine’s strength there 1s mainly in San Francisco, and con- sists of howlers, who make more noise than they do young. He Says any good democrat will beat Blaine in California. atlve Campbell, of New York, said: y ticket for the democrats. We couldn't ive done better for ourselves If we bethad the jnuking of the ticket, If we can't, p40 Blake and Logan, we can’t beat anybody. Yes, our paty 18 thoroughly united in New York, and we will arry Blaine 1s weak In New York.” Representative Wilson, of West Virginta, sald: n't understand why’ Blaine is any stronger in Virginia than any other republican. ‘They have attcinpted a fusion of greenbackers and re- publicans there, but itis nova success. The demo- crats are always united ina presidential contest, and I have no fears bf the result, Mr. Blaine has Mr. Blaine forthe presidency. It will advise no maa tO vote for htm.” The Herald says the ublicans will be sorry before November for “thelr fearful blunder” in nominating Blaine, and advises the democrats to nominate Tilden or Cleveland to insure success. The Sun says that a great many republicans are opposed to Mr. Blaine on account of his record, but that “those who imagine that because of such’ dis- affection, the country is now to witness a spirit- Jess canvass, and an eagy triumph for the opposi- ton, are, in our judgment, very much in error. Mr, Blaine is a fertile and’ sensational politician, and he will force the fighting from the start. Moreover, a party in power is always hard to beat; and the republican party can outdo in this respect, all others that ever existed outside of Mexico.” ‘The Sun warns the democracy that tt will be no holiday task to defeat the republican tcket; “that every advantage they may gain will have to be fought for in tremendous earnest.” ‘The World says that the nominations present an extraordinary combination of corruption and dem- agogism, but that “however bad Blaine’s reputa- ton actually 1s, his character is better than that of either Grant, Hayes or field. Demo- cratic prudence and ‘unity alone will lead to Mr. Blaines defeat.” The Trivune says: “James G. Blaine has been nominated by the people, and will be elected by the people. For a quarter of a century no other cand!- date has been more clearly preferred by the yoters.” The Tribune drops into poetry as follows: femmes Blaine he Will lead the party to victory. From Maine to California, from Lake Erie to the Gulf of Mexico comes the same refrain this morning. And the refrain is, in effect: ‘Which I wish to remark And my language ss Blaine. JUBILANT BLAINE MEN. Enthusiastic California Republicans— “a Hard Ticket to Bent”? San Francisco, CaL, June 7.—The republican Tatification meeting, in the pavilion last evening, Was a magnificent demonstration in favor of Blaine. The great butlding was crowded to suffocation with an excited crowd exulting over the great victory in which the’Pacific coast took such @ prominent part, The announcement that Logan had been hominated Vice President was greeted with tre- mendous cheering, and cries of “That's a hard ticket to beat” was heard all over. Prior to the meeting being called to order a salute of one hun- dred guns was fired. P, B. Cornwell, chairman of the republican state committee, sent the following dispatch: “Gen. Henderson, Chairman of the National Re- frdlican Convention, Chicago: rc‘ihe ‘people of the Pacific coast thank you and the national republican convention for the nomina- Uon of Blaine, and the rejoicing here is universal. To-night will’ witness the grandest gathering of ple ever sean in this city. We will carry his fall every Pacific state.” Dispatches have been received from all potnts on the coast expressing joy over the nominations, Enthusiasm in Ohio, Indiana and Kentacky. Crxcrnnatt, June 7.—Specials tothe Commerciat- Gazette trom points in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Teport intense enthusiasm over the nomination of Blaine. Bonfires, fireworks, cannon and ratifica- ‘Uon meetings are the formsof expression used. At Fostoria, Ohio, a Blaine club of 300 was formed be- fore the’ cail'of states on the fourth ballot was ended. Gov. Foster telegraphed congratulations to Blaine, saying: “Your nomination is the best that could be made for Ohio.” Here demonstrations were Mmited to cheers at places where the bulletins were displayed. A call Was issued for the formation of a Blaise club. Lo- gan’s nomination is received enthuslasUcally, espe- clally by the soldiers, Senator Harrison Well Pleased with the Ticket. INDIANAPOLIS, June 7.—In an interview Senator THE ADVANCE 4CCOUNTED FOR. 1:40 p. m.—The advance in the general stock list 4s due to the favorable showing of the bank state- Jes responded to the rally, and stocks gene! re selling at the best prices of the day, and the undertone ts firm with a buoy- ant tendency, The buying is mainly by the bears. Support, however, is in the room in the event of any concerted action by the shorts to increase their operations on the bear side of the market. ee ee A Scandal and a Tragedy. 4 MARRIED MAN SHOT FOR PAYING ATTENTIONS TO HIS NEIGHBOR'S WIFE. Unica, N. ¥., June 7.—David Weaver, aged about sixty, th comfortable’ circumstances, inarried, and having four children, was found dead yesterday near CharlesMaydole’s barn, at Steuben Corners, in the northern part of Onelda county. Late last night _{t was developed that Weaver had been inti- mite with the wite of Richard Jones, a neighbor, for some time. Weaver left his home on Thursda about 10 p.m. It ts supposed he went to Jones house, and that the latter, returning from a Welch celebration at Remsen, discovered, and shot him as he departed. ‘The bullet passed from his neck to his brain. Jones is missing. Mrs. Jones 1s about thirty-five and has three or four children. satiety Gen. J. Watson Webb Dying. New York, June 7.—Gen. J. Watson Webb Is sinking rapidly at his home, No. 14 west 38th street. One of the family was seen this morning, and he Stated that the general remained in about the same condition. His strength is exhausted, and although Le is still conscious, is unable to speak. He still Tecognizes the members of the family, who are thered about his bedside, and respondsto their quiries by shaking his head. His death is hourly expected. Decision Against a Steamboat Com- pany. Yorx, June 7.—When the ers Narra- ganeett ana Stonington coliided on Long island sound, on the night of June 11th, 188, Chas. E. Clark’was among the drowned. widow, Al- inira_R. Clark, brought sult for damages st the Providence Stonington Steamboat com- any, in the United States circult court, and the Jury "found tor the detenaants, ‘he plainumr moved for a new trial, and the court granted the motion to-day. An English Forger Arreyted. New Yorx, June 7.—Gerald Thomas§ Tully, the former cashier of the Preston bank of England, Who, tt is alleged, embezzled some £16,000 belonging to the institution and fled to this country, was ar- rested again egies the complaint of two of the directors of the = who == = ie charge against him is forgery e utterance o} forged paper. Tully was taken betore a United States commissioner to-day, Who committed him ‘without bail tor examination. Racing in Chicago. THE WINNERS AT THE DRIVING PARK YESTERDAY. Curcaco, June 7.—At the Driving park yesterday Secret won the first race, for a purse of $1,000, with Mambrino Sparkle second. Best ume, 2243. Beaste M. won the Pacing race; Kostrever second. Best time, 2:39. Blue Bull Pilot won the gentleman Toadster race. Best time, 2:38. the 2:45 race. Best time, 2: Flora Belle won ‘the free-for-all pacing race. Ume, 2:174. qed Disaster to the ae er City of Fall iver. SHE RUNS ON A ROCK IN A FOG. Provipence, R. I., June 7.—The steamer City of Fall River, the freight boat of Fall river line, went ashore on Rose island, near Newport, last evening, while proceeding to New York. She struck on a rock in avery dense fog. The damage 1s not yet ascertained, but is probably serious. Assistance will be sent from Newport at once. ‘The steamer isin a erous positfon, and her condition is very bad. She left Newport, laden with freight, bound to New York. She went ashore on the south end of Rose Island, and about one- half the vessel is now on the rocks. She struck after the tidehad been falling about an hour, and St. Albans won THE STEAMER MAIN WITH A BROKRN SHAFT. Lonpoy, June 7.—The steamer Main, from New York for Bremen, which broke her shaft at sea, | passed the Scilly Islapds at 6 o'clock Uhis morning under full sail. A fresh wind was blowing from the north at the Ume. Several tugs offered aasist- ance to the Main, but all were refused except the Gamecock, Which Is towing the steamer to Fal- Mouth. The Main desired it to be reported that all on board were well. CIry OF Mexico, June 7, via GavEsron.—The legislature of San Luts Potosl has appropriated $6,000 for the representation of the products and industries of the state to the New Orleans exposl- on. Collision of Stearers. Stoxrxszox, Coxx., June 7.—The steamer Stonington, of the Stonington line, en route for Stonington, was in collision with the st ner Clty of Worcester, three miles east of Bartlett Reef Lightship, last night. The guard and bulwarks aned for fifty feet on the port side. The damage done amounts to about $1,500. ssnccch cnt The Gatlows in Texas, Gavvestox, Texas, June 7.—The Nes’ San Diego, Texas, dispatch says: Refugio Garinaz. was ‘ executed here Friday for the murder of Estiflno a8, al r Dimas, about a year ago. News to "linister Ylorton. Pants, June 7.—Mr. Morton, the American minis- ter, in an interview Said that’ he did not know that his'name had been mentioned as a futute candidate for the presidency Wutll he read the nows in the New York Heraia. A Sabbath Movement in Canada, MonTaeat, June 7.—At the general assembly of {he Presbyterian church in Canada to-day. reso lutign Was adopted favoring legislation to prevent Sabbah denectation. Overcrowding a Steamship. New York, June 7.—Capt. Kusal, of the steam- ship Polaria, from Hamburg, was held for exam!- Ration to-day tn 42,000 bali by aU. commissioner, on & charge of having carried fifty-four more pas sengers than the law allowed. —— Sale of the Cincinnati News-Journal. CINCINNATI O., June 7.—The sale of the News Journal to Fidgar M. Johnston, trustee, has been confirmed by the court. John k. McLean, of the Enquirer, bas Laken possession of the property. New York Weekly Bank Statement. New York, June 7.—The weekly statement of the associated banks, issued from Use Clearing house to- day, shows the following changes: Loans, decrease, $7,040,300; specie, increase, $207,000; legal tenders, increase,’ $1,855,600; deposits, decrease, §5,(i38,100; circulation, decrease, $00; reserve, Increase, $3,817,— 125. | The Danks now hold'$1,399,500 Iu excess of the legal requirement. -—- —_-—_ ‘The Dinsmore Suit. PHILADELPHIA, June 7.—OMicers of the Penrsyl- vanla rallroad have no knowledge of any offer of compromise In the Dinsmore suit to annul the lease of the New Jersey Central, and the officeigel the Reading Railroad company are also reticen® un the subject. ——— Telegraphic Briefs. One of the seven cotton mills of the Dwight cor- poration at Chicopee will be shut down from four to eight weeks because of the continued rise in the Price of cotton. Yesterday morning's fire in Galveston, Texas, de- stroyed the Prince bullding, a large’ two-story brick, corner of Strand and Center avenue, Loss $100,600, On board the Oregon, which salied from Liver- pool for New York t-day, were the folowing theatrical people: Miss Sophie Eyres, Col. McCaul and Messrs. W. Emerson, H.C. Jarrett, Mason and Mitchell, ee es i Harrison said he was well pleased with the noml- | filled rapidly. Capt. Thomas Shea made the first ere aan: pleted Pal roe ites aie’ # director in | nations. He considered Blaine had great elements | repore, Hewas coming em hesionn a 410 a al | secepraRY oe ee te en ae ‘All the Pennsylvant. repubitea 'S Shout for Blaine, of strength; that he 1s strong with the Irish, and | boxt, and found the vessel on the rocks. he FROM THE 'S DA , Sunday seheo!; 11 a.m, children’s Fioral decorations, singing and. r: iief Engineer Henry A. Davids was d upon the retlred list of the navy. % ‘TO RESIGN, will carry the Pacific slope, New York and Indiana. | steamer Albatross was Speedily sent to take out = bors of the school baptice of elie Dut Mr. Lyman, of Mass. looks solemn, and says ; * cow In carrying out the sentence of the court-mat LATEST FRE Si AND ENGLISH NOVELTIES. | vited to be present GALL _ z was 2 : Heved and lis own state approved him. Garfield | out and get the remainder. A steam tug | which tried Lieut. E. A. Field, of the Swatara, at ( 30 Dan. Segara service. 1 ee Danentae reUred list of the navy with cere moraine thought the worst element of | 8#¥@ him his confidence in the most con- | went alongside, and remains by her, a Port-au-Prince some time ago for drunkenness, Peactneat Eve , the republican party had triumphed. Se aenite yay One Bee mary Pte nse vous camecipn, and ts now’ sumtin the | Secretary Chandler publicly reprimands that oMoer by AUS paw, pastor, subject: amy which examined Past As-| | Mr. Handall thought thay the democrats could | +0 come in closer relation ioe tee ee ee | ee trom her hold. ‘The City of Fall River's | 1n a genefal order, and in doing so expresses his ¥ am, Sabbuth school. vorge E. Tower, found him not | beat Blaine Almerica and have some of that immense trade ump ts also being used. Two boats have been sent | dissatisfaction with the sentence of the court,which | permanently ines pacitated for duty, and he will | | Congres See Moran ee Ibltaae Care Which England now enjoys. It is nonsense to think | from the U. S, ship New Hampshire, with about 60 | was a suspension for two years, with a reprimand, MST ate HOE HE PELE AU Drewene that the democrats could beat 1t. Tie CORRE Rae MT RT ee Soubtediy serious, DUC It Is imposelbieret aaesente ey | And clearly states that ‘the oMlcer ought to have NAVAT. ORDERS.—Commander Henry L. Johnson, Ar. Gof says that Blaine can carry West Vir- | sound on all great economic questions. Senator | tell the full extent. been dismissed from the service. The Secretary P; 18. | ordered to command the store ship Monongahela; | ginla. Harrison also warmly approved the choice of Gen. concludes as follows: “The Navy departinent can Lieut. Commander G. B. Livingston, detached fi Ait Curtin says that the ticket nominated at | Logan for the Vice Presidene: Stay of Proceedings in a Murder Trial. | never sately again order Lieut. Field to the per- T MEETING oF | (ett: Commander G. B. eeton, met fom | Chicago was the strongest the republicans could —— ‘MiLrorD, Pa., June 7.—Judge Selley this morning | formance of sea duty; he will be an incumbrancs at the all on | ee camper and gndcred as exccutive of the Mon- | have selected. Ie knew Blalne personally, and Ue- AFTER THE CONVENTION, granted a’stay of proceedings in the Smith (or | UPON the active lst, "and ought to resign trom a Every meaber ia | OUganela; ine Verne aa d ordered to the diam | He¥ed him to be as able a man as the party had; on Schmidiin) murder trial unt June 20. This is to | bigh and honorable profession, the appropriate du- THe Reririxe | sistant Engineer ice”, CURISTIN nue, betwee j the paste and 8 p.in peop pol, 9:30 a. mn, SPECIAL AND IMPORTA Paperhianzers will} THORSDAY, Ju | expected to attend. D BANGS! ecd be iu the hairdressers hands, we combing. Hair Drees LB } that he wou'd get as many votes as any republican 4 ; 8 tles of which he can never be ailowed to dischar ‘hy order of the VICE Pi ongaticla. « | could; but he thought the fight would be on strictly | Fhe Committee feta LT tine to" study Te up an prepare the deen j except by putting tn unjustiiable peri the sh IGE Coast Devesse.—The ariny and navy board ap- | Ergts wu And Fesult ma vielory forthe demo) | | Hemme night Gen. Hender- | 204.4 Motion for a new trial. Smith has confessed | M4 lives of the tates navy.” Secretary Chandier has, in addition, addressed a. scai letter to each member of the court-martial express- ing the dissatisfaction of the department with the polnted to consider the feasibility of establishing a | Mr. Post, of Pennsylvania, ‘seretary of the demo- | con, chairman of the convention, compicted the the murder of Frank Heltz at Stairway. | ine of water ways for coast defense, of which Gen. cratic central cominittee, sald he thought the ticket | committee to notify Mr. Ine and Gen. an Of British Government of Ireland. ‘willcall | Jolin Newton fs president, will hold its first meet-| WaS strong, and 1t would give the democrats a | their nomination, in accordance. with instructions ¥ er address to r box 121, Star office, s 4 sharp fight from the convention. It 1s as follows: WORD ARTHUR" HILL CRITICISES EARL SPENCER's | Senince, accompanied by @ copy of Lieut. Field's tor thee i | ing In New York on Monday. P tg! pike doce Sen Hos contents Cs aa Le ey ote. ROTICE THAT ROUX & | Tie death of Gen. 0, E. Babcock will promote | Senator Morgan, of Alabama, said: “I like it ame, (ore rg paraets aanea, & HL Roots; Soleo ee eto Heutenant of een The Scenes on the Street. nersbig. ineas will be rondueted by therasiee, | Major J. Nisin, ofice of chief of engineers, to be ers gry much pleased. | ee N2)| Comnecurher ame Teen Pee ee in which he expresses ‘regret at te Dolley of thé | merncsiasw ovER atm BLAINE'S NOMINATION —Aw : i : abilities f el eat the leces, | Conne Samuel Fessend ire, Wash- vd wl fect ht sg = Dif dat anid rage ne tS Bayete soleet all | Heutenant colone uit if We should not, ‘we will have a good Prest- | ington Hastings; Florida, W. G. Stewart; ripe pene pees an ria, ncourage disloyal Pennsylvania avenue northwest | | Naval Coxsrrvcrox Pumip Hicupory, of the | dent—a good man tor the south—and that isa great | C.D. Forsyth; Iitinois, George R. Davis; Indiana, | apjects, wis orth ha i bai jects, who are inv a legitimate manner oppostag seapendinn =e ae wae : ; su ‘who are ina mani et amped er navy, will go to Europe this month, under instruc- | thing.” ohn maker lower 2 We epbara, read of doctrines perilous to the throne, ‘The | Fecelved by the people of Washington with mant- Assrsson’s OrFIcR, v teket is “Ink ; | Henry Ensley; Kentucky, W. Casstus Goodloe; Lou. | te pe festations of delight and enthusiasm. A large aoa . Uons trom the Navy department, to make an ex-| piggest when fret beer ee a Te ee areca iN J.Manchester Haynes; Jovallet, Te gen) feign pce attic opting genes Texrayers on Pere tal Property ace hegeby hotinearin | *ulnation of the dock yards of “England, France, | 'SEnator Hale sale that the feeling for Blaine was | Maryland s: Atetnonoee Boos Mascachupetis, | Timculty.’ Mahy of thom, in this greet olay me | ae eens aor tae ann ne brief state. = end return his office a xt ment of their Per el cI a nus ie S COLORED SILRS, MERVEIL. | Property, under oath, within foriy-fAve days froin thie | view of benefitting the United States hava sees ‘Senator Ingalls thougmt that the ticket 1s invin- Lynch; Missourl, Chauncey I Filey kebrasks, ome grey arias compre pig Pager ate agaoned a oan in . RHADAMES AND PON IN GREAT | dat ult of such return the assessor ie ao cible and the platform impregnable. ¢ Howe; Nevada, M. D. Foley; New Hamp- Cult, The letter concludes: “I shall continue to do | beamed with enthusiasm: The come ba VARIETY, MARKED VERY LOW. ait bo obtalucd aad SAT Mhesekes | SENATOR HAWLEY called upon the President this | “Renator Lamar sed HoT eae vomination was @ Hebe Nea a Ne rh lian, Walter | cy atmost <0 support the law. ‘The worerament ‘through WE ABE OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO | penalty of 50 ir ‘ morning. There were a few other callers, but none | Dri!iant one, and that the democrats would have 3 New ndrew D._ 3 North Caro- ‘answerable for resu BELT. OUR LARGE STOCK. PoBicnk sendnics can be obtained at this office. of importance. to bring out th eat or Winsvone tf John B. Fora. | Must alone the ts of | plause by the people in every cir strongest man to defeat it, ‘This | lina, thelr policy.” Pennsyl wwe and strect were — raat 2. USU- | By onder cf the Conunisalners atten man, he sald, was ker; Oregon, O. N. Denny: Pennsylvania, Galusha a ATIBSE Ch Asa SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 15c.,UsU- | 2 poe TOBERY Dope (|) SS sapere CAMPAIGN.—THE WEEKLY Senator cries said ry Blaine was the strong- 4 Grow; Hlode Island, Daniel ee i Soutn aE mse x LAND-PURCHASE BILL a Pxorrep. De ee magus ae news: cao PE. REXCTY BAT e Assessor, D.C._| Srar willbe sent postpaid to any address in the | est man the republican 4g “i : on b bers ouse animated scenes. Now and then enthusiasts IMBECIDERED MULL Datseis at rowl§ 2 BLRCTHIG FIGHTING | United States or Canada until after the presidential | 4 Senator George pretered i hoedeae leita aswel Wot West Frederick Billings: commons the n pUccameRt will orc eas eee Youd start a cheer for Blaine, ‘The Dulicuns at PRICES. | sem. al dividend of Iwo Ter Ccut has'ber de | election for fifty centa. Itisa large eight-page % tone ‘assel Sherr; Wisconsin, E. W. 3 ATizO} N. Steb- | purchase jes nion office, corner street BEAUTITUY. QUALITY OF CANTON PONGEE, 0c, | tlased om the capital rlock OF tie, Conta (Be July, | Paper of ftty-six columns of interesting reading ofthe Montes doctring, © more energetic om | bins; "Dakota, J. I. doulgy District ot Columbia, THREATS OF THE ORANGEMEN IN LONDON. phere mel pegey mene gy Cpe HO BUMMER SILKS, toe | 1884. The dividend checks will be prepared by the gee eran, Miscellaneous, personal, news Perry H. Carson; Idaho, W. N. Shilling; Montana, | Lonpox, June 7.—Numerous meetings of Orange- Srikecasvemenegen cates anoate oF OUE STOCK IS VERY LARGE AND WELZ. as. | J7csuc5 90d uate payableon snd after June 18, 1664, | and gossip, ete. ‘Send for a sample Lopy. Why Gen, Joseph E. Johnston Thinks | 14°, Mantle; New M WE ie Llewellyn; | men were held tn London yesterday, at which tt | Of the ca - — aaaete wenpeeel SORTED, AND WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE oA of Directs! Marshal Hall to be Prosecnted. ys ita oferta ds he a aneen, George ‘D. a uasenintioneenee Newry numbers of | Was greeted with shouts ot the =O OR eae ASE DICKSON: THE ATTORNEY GENERALS INeTRUcTIONS 70 bistatcr | Ina street car this morning Gen. Joseph E. Jonn- | “Ciarige ae of Michigan, secretary. Orangemen will proceed thither aid ance. their | nomination of Gen. Logan was bulletines the crowd AHASOLS A) ‘N ULIBRELLAS SEYMOUR W.T ATTORNEY STONE. ston sald: “It’s a bad tieket.” brethren in a counter demonstration. comma GUEATLY HEDUCED. cae : iB ‘The Attorney General has instructed District At- | "why?" inquised oy passenger with surprise, CET ek ee ae ene tog | Woe AL NEWTY has sent a dispatch to London, stat- | $2 tant. ra nteand Geum appeared seed tor ak Fin ee CP aca wy Wi torney Stone, of Pittsburg, to institute criminal | Because,” responded the general, “It is so hard | 1eft by the late args tenes eee eats Se eg pee ‘and an. impromtu procession, about ONE PRICE = aeaee evened | of the District of civil proceedings against Marshal Hall, and | for the démocrats to beat. It's’ the stro about one-half of the entire number have cone, | Yout the meeting Sunday, and asking what assist Building on MON a gest: strong, was formed. Before arriving at 3 Fe ee riser Department of Tustiee, | Tomitatad. wat the republicans could ave | and the corridors of the hovels again look easy | Police will bo aispataned to Nekey sion Deane | Senator Logan's fesidence on 18th gtreet the presses: to consider the advisability of this deserted, jewry from Dublin vay ion aval 3 a: ~~ | nominated.” protect the nationalist meeting and ‘sion received hundreds of recruit appeared Casixer Care | Siacif of the provisions of "the set of Cougreen eutitied | WULTEP siding in premeeting tha tase ta the pee aor ee ‘meeting of Orangemen if there is any dof | before peerereetaee eee ee Feng = Bisken relesline fo the Daeach manta of the United | Fire at ite present meetings tv Sa mada that| Mr. Heecher on Blaine and Tilden. |The London Times on the Nomination, | rioting. ‘A suroisly worded address nas bene we non eee ee MEALS SERVED AT ALJ. NOURS OF THE Dax on | SiOs Telating to the District of Columbia, and for | JUFY at Its prese ten out as soon a he reaches | A telegram to the New York Times from Albany, | _Loypow, Juné 7.—In a leading article to the Orangemen of Ulster, to them to | ow there Pe a an aene NiGuT. | other Purvosss,” apr OLE e: NILES, President. | that city and Hall will be arrested. N. ¥., June 6, says: The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Saat Cie convention, the 7imes | assemble in force on Sunday, 1n opposition to the Se eS en ‘paid him. TABLE DOARD. | _ JAMES T. SAVILLE, Secretary. my28-Iit me Bnney. Sa has furnished aan who was in ‘the city today, was asked what he bn plcisony beg feet epee ey ae aes ° on the crowd =, into ig owe daa ay il | opp" _ DE. DONNALLY, DENTIST, 1521 F STREET vieibinlity eigen oe thought of the . Lae <a en pir te Bands in | feccived by Gen. who LUXGIES, WINES, &e. EP northiwear may now be found at his ofice Meee | © deparuinent and DistrictAttorney Stone. in | tho a ee soy | BEDeeD then vu te from Colection of Dynami several hundred "After ‘midnight WE CREAM AND WATER ICES, Eis tiscace trom fice tho past thive wecka Seeaiaee Sine 2, iat he ig (Grane) has investiga ts reparts you oe at or hima for shy PUBS off us'the tous and ta paican inthe ranks ofthe re J LETTER OF COMPLAINT FROM GREAT Batra. ie ed act = ene amine! in In many cases has com- | Uni at party Gone itpelt honor Jouon, fesred ee — Fs — (gr HEXONA BR GIBBS, Dentist. pared them with the dockets and with papers on | «Would you support Samuel J. Tilden?” Romination. of bo well known ana a | ville bas sent Minister West a note, to be delivered | nyy Onpsma—Abecnce for two months ana r ‘No, 1306 Riggw street, northwest, near 14th street, le and believes the reports to be in the main correct “No, sir; I would as soon think of voting fora | man. If the democrats could make up their mind to Secretary Frelinghuysen, dd od fourteen days is granted James P. Kim. FALL & LOVE, } my2z-ime Washington City, | and that the eggs returns of Marshal Hall 8.000-year-old Egyptian mummy as of casting a bal- (a cennite and ressenaite tree trade pape ied Ce, America Of funds for Dall, assistant surgeon, to take ‘June 14, 1886, Teg INO A BT istate broker, cee ae Springer’s = tine | GO cee Should bg between Blaine and | of the Atiantic ‘than has m accorded —— DURING THE ABSENCE Of Whe chief of engineers “> = Temo' office e fore ig comm! v. Cleveland, whom yu prefer?’ * them. time, we must congratulate Tepub- Fatal Lenaville. No. ntregt northwest, S Faprey hr petep rl testified that fest noua os ainiy yore for leveland, Hoping He he tadin SB eee aad ere DexvEn, Con, June 7.—Gen. ES sens ee ee iby ences wd tag } Cheap. ia failed accel from $200, wo as ma one best ofuicers we ever r. Blaine Tepresent dignity wh” ac $400,000. this state.” ofthe United States.” Esti wuented ty Retaet Derg: ae Of the chief of engineers and Tis dude . .