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audienoe obcered them. Mr. Croacdale eaoaped
durtng the cheering. Mr. Scott waa introduoed,
nnd be reoeived a royal reoeption. He apoke M
followa:
The taaue tnvalved la Utla eampehm ?a a T?ry ataaple
one. It U a qneation only aa to the odmtahrtratloa et
aaunlctpeJ affalra. There la ao eonaest U the eMate. 60
t* aa thia ejsf la ceaeeracd, there to a? eeateet ever oa?
? Uooel toeuee. The twa dlvtaloaa et tha PeaaoeraUe party
have ee edjosted eheir dlgereaeea la Ue OeoaTcaaioiial ar.d
Asaembiy dlatrlela ae to hare ellmlaated from the preaent
eanvaae all purely polltleel qoeetlont. aod the only poinl
ef dlSereaoe left.ae te thia fueaUon ef munJetpel tovera
eaant. Tammany Hall to new la etiooat undtapuwd eooarol
at U?a city aoveromaot ead eon.ee before the people eahlng
h? be coatinued la pewer. All the ou.tr eittoene of Rew
Tork. Dentocrata aad Repablleana illke-all that are not
ooNlled under the Wtgwaajra banner-have nalted la ao
eerawt an* dctermlaed attempt te thwart her atplratloaa
aad rebuhe her ahOTteoaotni*.
Taaaiaaay Hall epveato to her reeord for the laat two
yoaew aa a reaeoa why her away ahould be porpetuated.
We appeal te the aanae record aad uodtrtahe to demon
etrate from It that sbe to unworthy of confldeoce and ahonld
kc repudlatcd at the polls by all hoooat clttieae who love
thetr cltv and dealre to aecure her welfere. We aay thls
record U one of violoted pledgea; of unfaRhful admlnla
tratlon; of ehama and falae pretencea. The preaent
Mayor of thia city, wbe ateads la thia conteat for T*n>.
aaaay Hall. and to whoae fate ahe haa lUkked her fortunea.
hae Juat publishod bla letu-r svcceptlae her renomlnatlon.
Twe ytera ago be wroto ? almllar .etter They are both
hefote you, and. road atde by alde, they preaeot an lo
tereatlng contrast. The earlle* one la full of promlae,
the later la takea up with a relteratlon of aileged per
fomaneea. Jbet oa examlne eeeh in ln the ltsht of truth
aad blatory. Two yeara apo he' aald: "The chlef ain.
of my adralolttratlon w.ll be to ao oonduct the puhiie
bualaesa that the people of thia city w'lll. for every dollar
of the poblie treaaun.' that may be expended, obtaln ao
adequate locreeae ln the publlc property or a proper ad
dltioo to thc public eonrenlence." The city apends over
a mllllon and ? auarter for stroet cleanlng? about et.000
t mllr for each mlle that la attempted to be cleaned.
Dook about yoa ar.d aoewer whether with thls exnendl
ture we obtaln a "proper addltlon to the public conven
lenos." R?ad the atory of how the money awarded by
the Board of Estlmate la expended by thc Tammany Hall
Reglater, and tell me where the "adequate" return la
to bc found. Two yeara ago he aald: "ln the aelectlou
of munlclpal ?fticcra I shall prescrlbe no other teet thnn
honesty aud spe.lal cajieclty for tbc oftirea to be II.M.
I pledge myaelt to aecure for the people thc very hlsheat
crder of publlc aervantt that the cltlienshlp of the county
t Ul afford." I shall oot mentlon namc?-I shall not clte
speclal luatancca? but 1 ask you, bearlng in mlnd the hlgh
aotinding words I have quotcd, to recall for an Instant the
Mavor's appoiiHraenU and then ny to flt to them
the alluring pbraaee "apeetal capadty for thc oflloes to
bc fllled"?the "hlghcat order of public ecrvants that tho
tltizcnshlp af the county will offord." Two yeara aeo he
aald i "I shall apare no labor to provide ample achool
accommodatlona for the chlldren of our cltlzena." Twenty
thouaand children knocktng valnly at ti>a doura of our
publlc schoola ahow how well thls ptedga has been kopt
Two yeara Sfo be aald: "I pledee my earneit effotta to
serure a praetical aad thorough r.-form tn the admlnlstra
tion of the btreet Cleanlng Departmtnt." How wma thls
pledge ledeaeaadl By forclng out of oftice the only Com
BMwatoaOC who had ever been reasonably aucceaaful, and
then trylng tlrst one and then another new btoom, but.
alas: with auch poor results that the Mayor hlmaelf ia
obllg<4 to aay ln hla lettcr of thc preaent year that the
present condltloa of the Departiuent to "merely one of
grogreea."
Twe yeafd ago h* aald: "In exerclslng the appotntlng
pewer I will oot be aooved by eeaietderatleae of petaencJ
frlendahlp. nor will I be affccted by lndlvldual preferencea."
Aga.n I will not mention namcs. but will aak you te
compbre thia protesUtlon with lts reault, and lf you have
auy difhculty In determlnlng whether or not thls pledge
hca been fartlifnlly kipt, just ask the flrat Tammany Hall
man you m.et who ls not a member of the charmed clrcle.
So much for thc pledgea. I mlght dctaln you whlle
I detalb-d other pro.nUes. and other fallurvs to pcrform,
but lime la preaslng, and I must paas on to thia year's
letf-y. with lts ab<gat:ons at p'lformancea.
The letter slarv* with a illttratloa of tho falsc prctence
that btteo kevt kcea kawered becauae the tax-rate has been
roducrd.
1 uudcr'nok to doronstratc la?t night before another
w ttence r-;.at the low rate of iss'J waa dae te oeeeieaaiea
eeoctlaod, not by Mayor (?r?nt's Admlnistraf.on, but b.v that
of hi? ktcdeceeeer, who atade ap Ihe bodget f>>r thls yoar. I
ravthei aaafkttteeh to ieaasaetiate that she low sate <>f thls
ycar was not due u> rceaM erical epproj-riations, but to tha
on ihslon ot a part of th> Mate tax aud un aunormn! lntreaso
(f \-aluaton. Thia la?t statement the Mayor atlcn.pta to
pieet hy ca'.Iln^ altcnUor. to tht larse aaaoatata of money iu
veated ka Ihe lajeawveaaeat of real estate. But he Nefleta to
add that ti? steat bala of thls saaaey ha? boea apeat ir. and
aeat Well Btrert aad m the apper warde of thc city,and bat
l.ttle m ifeeaa sraada in whirh the excessive hiueaee of valu- ;
etlnsaa ha* leea laaaweed. The Mayor laya grc?t str. ?? upou ,
th. f?'t that he is rcsponsible for the appointment of only
ene ol sbe pteaeal Tax tcm.Llaslonera, but he does not and
lajinot eaaelaha re?i>ous:blllty for the deputy who roade thu i
r.'ijii.imiy over-valiiutlon.
llr elalins creat credlt for the wcrk cf the Dock Depart
I ?nt. t.nt hc torteSa to tcll you that hc but recently made a
cnat crTort t?. disjilure the Dock Ccmrols?ioncrs, but one of
vhoni was spgadaded by hlnwelf. Jf that department la
?Mtined to cr.dlt. It Is not ra*y to aee what share of that
tftdM atteehw to th>- pieeeat Mayor. Hc alludes v. ith preat
rtaplaaala to thc rCteleary of the j.oliee aud flrcmen, and to
that rxt-:it ?c , un all ajr.-o with him. But how mveh ol
tius eteuit Is ettached to thc preaent Admlnistratlon t Were
th'.-. geparta.rau not eejoaUy eWtlaal ln ish: and 1M61
Ot doc, ihe Mi.yor ewaa to claim c.cdit for hla lerbearaaee
in aot aVwtawrlae th'ir edkleaeyl lf thia bc his ldca, we
kboald Indced t" eratefiil to him.
The Mayor ebshBH credlt to hls udmlnistratlon for the
ka i that dnrlng hls torm the 2Lj pcr ccnt bonds of the
?Hy have *old at a prcimuin, but hc doea not tt'll you that
flsla wiis within thr<>- Btoatha aftcr he betame Mayor, and
iH.Vp hls adu.lnlattatlon had been falrly start'd; nor does
i. tell you that thl* f.at has not slnce been npeatCd,
I'h" tmth ls that thls rcniaraablc linancial ochi? vrment
ras due to thc Mgaelty and skill of otir present Controllcr.
Th- Mayet Opierca thc fact that no rapld translt leg.
tohaMoa waa obtahaed !u?t wfcater. Ko do we all. And
\m ;i.-tlv rrpreach all who stood ln thc way of that m >st
d.?:riib;" iMumniaaallaa But ls thc Mayet him-cif fr.-o
from iipreaih; was h>- not, ln part at leeat, to biaaat for
the aai Bannetalekn attitude whicl. he aaeaaaed, whtoh
t.ndcr d aaeccae laapiaalklei Do you beilcYC that lf he
had been a? bised attalrl. aa unaelllsh, as capablc a? some (
of Ifeeae who piettded him, we ahould now be withont a ;
wt.ldcviMd rapid-translt BSkcawl
ihe Mayor? tctter may te falrly characterlzcd aa a
Cttei of epalegy ea an exeaee f?i the extotcaee of hls ad
?lulatiellf. bnt he forgets some subjecta that aorely
aecd exi',....ut.on, lf not apeaegy. What does he ?ay j
about the BactM Board, all of whom were appolnted by i
hiJi.selft Xot one word.
What about tho Regtoter*! offlce, tha "Tammany Hall
fa.nlly helrlcom"? Xot one woid.
What about hia own and hl* succeRsor'a administratlon
of the IberUPS ofllcet Not ouc wcr?l.
What about the new paika la the crowded dlatrlctal
Xot one word.
What about Tammanv IIhI!. hla sr,f tifcor and creator. tho
(irsani/ation whkh made l.i.n and whivh smiiwrt* hliu 1
Xot ouv woid.
"L'pon wha' rr.eat doth this our Cae&ar feed that he la
prown so k-;.at!'' Is it i^-slblc that thc Mayor lntends
to repudiatc hls a.ma n*ter, or ls he a?hain'cd of the nume
of ThmnaMT llall ? geareh thc kttot well uud you will
hnd ln It no UBieaCC to or ...ention of th? oriranllation to
whlch he owc^ hls verj (KdMfcal cxistence, fcave as a meet
lne paaee for sbe eeatvcatMa erbieh pat hin. ln aeaafaaaUoa.
Our opponents have eaoualtted a f.nal crror-thev have
"awapped betoea wnilc aiaaetag a alieei" Thev etarted
Ihe awepahja wi'h the avawed aeteraUaatlea to suud uix.n
Ihrti leeeede. Ia ? aiaRle aeeh they have abundo.u<i that
Une of battlc-thcy now aaalCtlfC for thc rcord and aupcal j
to partlfan i.rcj. due. They have ralMeed the atr.i't* of a I
teuagad.' Coi uty D.u.oirat, who has und. rtukeu to sound Uie j
keybot* of alaim i;v pHCtaUalng that if you elts t u Repahi
lican bheiirt aud ( oui.tv Of* thelr Intli enie ln 18M will
lo*- tbc Statc t.. the DefherieAe, Do you belleve such rub
bUh a? tii.tr
Ar: the ?heilf? ond County Cle.k sceh poUnt pellUeal
fietor. ln a general ile.tlonl lf the\ a.c. let T.imiiiauy
Hall explaio how 11 happ-red with btth theac oftlos ln
Tatun.au) Hall. that thc Peeasrailk eseatddate for the ire.i
gency in lt"d ran ao far behlud hls ttchet b. thia city.
John VV. Uotl was the next spcaker, and be was
tcoeived witb eutliusiaam. He aaid :
There ha^ been nomethlng In the air Uiat la a premonl
tiou of vlcto.y. Two >ear? oko the cltlzena of New.
York appoinbd Mr. Grant a eajntnlMee of one to see to |ha
proper admlnlstntlon of munlclpal attalra of thls ctta-, and
wheu called Bpoa bv thc poegde to make a rc|K).t as to
hls admtiilatraiion hc aln.ply MK.rt* progr.*?. (U.rlslvo
laughter.) The atten.pt has bera nauu and will b. saade
dur.ntf thia aaetvaes w> dlv.rt the athraUoa of the people
to naiional l??uc?. Tainiuany llall h?s invitcd men to
ceoas hare fron. tegcrcM Itatcs la thc I'alea to oallghten
U.e peepat of N?w-Vo.k uirou her lo.al affairs. (Dertolvo
laughur / It will bc Interestiug to h**r IheoS gr.sit men
tell!::g u? ab<j<it the fallun- of our un.ni' t;<al oaoteta to
provide '.rojHrr s.hool accou.modalion. They will tell ua
Obont thc pro|)j.-U.on M wMen thc brldle-path ln Central
Park at "a coc.t of eiOO.OOO, erhtle thousands of our
chVdRa rcntl i? to acheel Iheas visitors have a right
to coinc to New-York, but they have no rlgh", to coine to
Xcw-York and alelaetl th?- ilght* of hosplUllty by tclllnf ua
what we want In local affairs when we know more about
It then they do. (App)au?e.)
I would li.;c -.?> hcar what my learncd opponent haa to aey
to the people of Xcw-York face to face aod not Uirough a
ItOrary bmcaa. (LaughKr.) I aald to Mr. Nlcoll the
Other day : "You ar< a geotleman and I claim to be aimthcr.
f^et O.cte be ae tUaghag of mud in thls campaign. I alfail
aot aay w- wotd kehked your back UJit I will not be pre
pared \-> <uty Uforc your face. I ahall net atrlke you be
lew fc* I ii. hat upou your polltlcal re<ord and your ex
traerdii.ai. laceatadeWaelCS I sloj.ll deal you blowa bard
a.^ laat ebame thc belt." (Applouae.) I have been aflea
St ? rl ? i ? wi.n I was a boy, ar.d alwaya wondered whcn
1 .. ???. ... Hthat ;:o ap a- a tun.bJer and come down llke a
cl... . ....:?'. sriobBt'l changea are nothlng tn comi*rl?*n
{ to Bbeee pcrfcrmtd by Mr. Nlcoll. (Doud appiauae.)
Mr. GofT aaid, in oloslng, that if elected to offlce
be would do his duty foaxlessly, for bis hands
were not tied by any man, an announeement
whloh wm greeted with loud applauae.
Roger Foaier also spoke.
* i
THE LEAGITES APPEAL FOR FUND&
A LAROE XNCREASE NECE8SARY TO THE COM
MITTEE ON REOISTRY, POLLS AND CANVA88.
The followtng appeal for aid in carrying forward the
eampalgn waa tssned from the People'a Leagne rooms
laat cvenlng:
Tammet.y Hall depends for I'U enormous eampalgn
fund upon the osaMane* of every ofuoe-holder. as wcll
a* llquor-doaler, the gamblen and varlous other ltirra
Uve souroes etf lneome. But tbe League, ln the prose
enUon of the eampalgn. Is obllged to call unnn tl.e
prlvate clttjeiu of Ncw-York alone. and to rely upon
volnntary contributloha made by these cltlaena. wlth
no qltcrtor obleet but good government admlnlstcrcrt
on I tiKlneaa prinelples. .... ,
To enable the Pooplo s MnnlclpaKLeagne Prnperty
to map out and plan a andaaaBfld rAmpalgn. the, flnanre
remmfttea of the Leagne ahonld be placed to B posl
tton. before the endo? fhe pre-ent week. J? knoa tho
total amount of money that'the LeagM Bsay depend
on. Wltbont mich prompt and ready resPO"?\ OW"
onr dttiens. the worit wlll be serlonaly hampered, and
cannot be exeeuted properly. .. .__?
The ettlien* of New-York should underdandthat the
strongly Intrenched posltlon of Tammany H*ll rannot
bitaken. and: vlctory rannot be assured, unless all. and
eSpedally those who are flanrlally able to render a-Mst
5*. doeverytMng ln tbeir power to^upholdtheihnn*
of those who are artlvely engaged. day and nlght, In
pushlng forward the eampalgn wot-k. -^
P Tlia Commlttee on Reglatry. Polto and Canyass of
the League wlll be at once tocrea^, as thewh de
volvlnTnpon It l? too great to he handled wlth
i?? MiMent foeea Its prlnelpal wnrk from now untll
?US"111' be*the aelJtlng of men to man the polN
on elertlon dav. Two thoinnnd men wlll he frtnud to
w that ttoiaw is enforeed wlth referenee to eler
ttTneerlng wlthln 1B0 feet of the polls. and also to seo
h.t ^he BrorUtona of the Rallot Reform law nre o'v
ierved fth proW to a?lgn another orre ot 2.000
men U wafehers of the cunt. The latter forre wlll
ro on dntv at 4 o'eloek In llie aflernoon. and remaln
at the polls untll after the vote la eounted.
MR. BCOTT EXPLAIX3 HTR POR1TION.
The Republicans of the IXIh Assembly Distriet had
a splrlted meetlng at the Bleeeker R.uldlng. at Rleerkor
and Morton Bta., last erening, whleb was addressed by
Franels M. Scott, the People's candldato for Mayor,
Wllllam Morgan, the Republican candidate for Con
grcss. and other speakers. Mr. Pcott was lntrodnred
by Vnlted Stales Marshal John W. Jacobus, and when
the applause had snbslded, sald :
It glvea rae a peculiar pleaaurr to enjoy the prlvlleg.
of addresslng you to-night aa your candidate for an Impoit
ant cltv offlce, because I see In my nomlnatton by the Re
BabUeaaa of thl* cltv a recojrnltlon of thelr bellef ln my
falrnesa and atncerltv when I aseert that It Is posslble to
administer tho Bov?BBWt of thls city on a baataeaa baata,
ai.d wlthout regard to fartlonal polltlcs. You know, ^ dla
the Republican conventlon whlch put me lu non.itistion,
that on Natlonal or bU.te queetlon* I am and have been n
Demoerat; but In the samu dt-rroe in whlch 1 belleve ln tn.
prinelples of Deraocracy. to do I belleve in tho prlm Iple
that the adinUitatration of the affalm of a city goven.m-nt
llku thls i? a matter of buslneas, ?nd no'. of polltlci.
1 conslder K ta he B very great stop In advanca ln
the solutlon of the problem of munleli.al gowrnnient that
lt haa tK-on powible at thU tlme to unlte the great body of
the tltliena ln a eoncerted movemont axalnstr-not Uw
l>en.ocrotlc party-but a nollltcal corpomtlon whlch oxtst*
only for the bcncflt lt can derlve out of public offlrea, and
whiih Inaults the Intelllpunre of the con.munlty by arropat
Inp to lteelf the name of one of the great patrles. lt w.U
bo my effort, If elected. ao to oomport myself ln tha Mayora
offlce that no Republican, or any other CiUien, wlll ove.
bave cause to"rcgret havlng aaslstod In my election.
EnthuslasUc rddrest.es were also made by Wllli&m H.
Cor**, Jan.ee W. llawes, Corncllus Uonovan, Wllllam P.
(ireii. Chwles A. L. (ioldey, Mr. Elllott. Bankson T.
Morgan and W. Harrlson Roome. Reaolutlons plcdglnp
tlie svmpathy and wipix^rt of the Enrolled Repnblbans
ot the fxth Aaaembly Distriet for the emire tldcet
vtta read by 8. Walter Lopan, and were rarried BflaM
great applau?e.
a
NOTES OF THE CAXVASS.
S orsnville Harri* aaptared befate Um Doard of R?>b
totry of the Serond Election DlstOrt of UM 1VU. Asarmbly
liistrbt on Octot>er 16 and r.qucstod that hia na.no b.
regtstered. The n.embera of th.' r-?l?try boara WMted M
ki.ow ?hat his flrst BBBM ?as. but he reaBScd to tell theui.
aayinR that he was known Ui kBatofaa and soclal etrdea
by th-- name ha had glven and he wished to have his nam.
legtsanvd that way. The board lefaatd to IBgtstet hl
?,B,. a?d Mr. Horrla appeared befo.e Judgo lagrabam, W
the Supreme Court, ChamU'ra, yiattlday, and ask>-d for a
mandiiinus compelllng the board to regUter his nauir a* he
had glven it to th.m. Theie wis no oppo-ltlou to th..
motion for a lnandamua, but ludsc lagVBBBM rearrvod his
deeision.
The Prohibltloa party wlll open Ita headquartera at No.
94 Fifth-ave. thla cvealng. W. JennbiRa Derooreat, the
Trohlbltton candidate for Mavor, aud othcra wlll diacuss
Uie quo?UoDS ot the oampalgn trom the Prohibltloa polnt
ot vlew.
The Orgaaliatlon of Flrat Voters h?a sent out a requeaf
to all apeakera, aslilue tbtm to auuouuce ?t meetlngs that
all who dealie to unlte lu tbla movim.nt BgBkaat Ta.nmauy
Hall caji do ao by aou.R to th<- luadquartrrs of tho Faopta'a
Municipal League Ixfo.e Friday and rcglsterlug thelr
nan.es.
A ratincatlon meetlng to imio.-e U.e People'a tieket ?m
h-ld at the Youi.g M-n's Repabikaa t'lub. No. 400 Tenth
ave.. on Tueaday evCBUaB. Adattaaea were B?de by W.U
lan. M. MaalBiBBflJ and John V. R. Taatb', Um readldatea
fo. AMeraaaa and AaacaaMy for the XVth Dtatrlet. Th.'
moetii.K waa loatracted on llallut Refoin. retmi by Edward
F. Ere and Cakwal u.'o.p..' Pvaenbary.
A public BMttlng of tl.e Bastaeii Men'a RepabBeaa
Club of tl.e Xth AaacaUy Distriet *?s luld at X... 13J
F.ast Tblid-Ht. on Tue'duy niKl.t. R? aolutiona w. re pasf. d
Indoraing the eandldatoa i.f the Peopb's Muulel].al League,
alaa th.. AaacaiBli eaadMate, Wflllaai E. Bara, ai.d Um
caiididnto for AMeraaaa, Joaeph MarUn.
j. ti.o.iibx Btearaa, eaadMate fo. Coacreaa ln Um XiVth
Dlatriet, ?a? Uie pue^t of tl.e TOBBg Mea'l Kpubllean
Club of TarrytowB on Tveaday n-eaiag. He rteelvrd
a?suiaii.e? of Um undl\id'd ^upp..rt af this elub aud of
the Yrturaae* lasa Isllia. the two powertul orgaalzaUoa*
ol this ICttlaB Mr. SUaj.is is ealuing votes lat.ldlv,
A meetlng of th< John A. LagBB RcpaMh-an Club was
held laat ulgbt at Xo. t>3 Ludb.u st. Xkeodure F. Ruhlt
pr.-id'd. Bpeeehea were BMda ln lavor of Bamael Str.s^
lK)..rgei for AaaamWy and Charles h. AUler for Aldenuan.
laillBtllBBS were |tvea to elcctiou aflwera to be earefu.
about Um NglatiaUea .r voters fiom wdglag-bowaea, and.
whea possibb', u> aMata aeacripUoaa of ti.os.- legiateriag, la
oider to Bteven! MpeaUBg.
Tbe Republican UrgaatsatMB of the Iat As^rmbly Pla
trlct n.ot at No. 1J1 I raahJlB st. last cvrnlnu- anrt lndor^.-d
the eandldat'-s ?SBlnafad by Um Kepublleau Couuty t on
\W.tlon. A lar^e BBBlbsf of Hepublleans of the tlatltel
we.e present and llateaed to a apeeck by CoraaUu*
Daaaraa. candidate fo. Ceagtvas fton. tae Vltti Kistrict.
Pet?r 1'atton, BNaMaBt of the orgauiiation, coudue.ted Um
BBMBJag.
The Bualneas Men's Republican As*ociatlon of the
XXllld A?sembly ttlstrlet has l.idt.r^d Percy D. AdBBM.
the Rtpublleau taudldite for Coi.Rrrss In the Xlllth l?ls
trlct, and WUIlani Jolinsriu, jr., aud Jaiims B. RlUhelmei,
Republican taadlaalss ior AaacatWrnaa and Ald. rn.an.
iBMjmtlTrlT t" li|c XXllld Aaacwbly Dtatrlct.
Tl.e XIXth .Uv-mbly Diatrkt Republican Club held lt*
regular weekly BMftUMj last nljiht st the club roon.s, No.
271 West One-hu..Ui.d-ond-twe.ity-ilfth-?t. There was a
larue attendonee ar.d mueh eaBtaatasai. Forty ptopoii
iion. for BMBtberaalp were reedvtd, and resoiutlons were
pas??-d thankiiiK th. F.-d.-.al. the C. F. Bradef and tho
ExeeMor cluba for, thelr pNBaaee and aaalalBBea at the
Bwaa Birrthi of last Prbtof iiiaht. and aetoowledgtoi the
court'sy of tho K.-v. KBUMt Resslcr. ot St. Josrpk'a
Chaieh, ln glvnsg the club the u??- of Um hall la whlrh
tae BatrttBg **?* held. I..t.re?t!iig apeeehea ln sapBarl
0f the union Ueket ?<r- n.aib- by Prastdeat tii'oriio F.
UaUader, Cob.i.ei c. <i. Vaa Beypea and J. H. MaeDoa.
ald. A rouin.lU.t' of th?- club whlch is li.alili.R a thor
ough kouae lakonnt raaveaa raaarta that n.any Jtepab.
Itraaa waa have not heretofoM- \.,ted wlll legtatet and
vote thls >ear.
A roUsiiiK u.eetli.2/ BBB>! the aus|,Ke? of the Jolin W.
Cook Republican AaaarlaUaa of tbe XlXth A>s-n.bly Li?
tv'.ct. wlll b" beld at Rtaer'a AaaeaaMy Reeau, lu one.
hundred-and-?lxtreutli-st.. katwetB NeveBtti and Rtfbtb
ave*.. to-night. The apeakera will br Praarla M. Beott,
WU'lam H. Btllan.v, Jehu U. Lea\ltt. ( ol.... I ll. Altn.uu.
John W. Oolt. I'er?y D. Adama, Abn.-r C. Thon.na and
Tbomaa TUi.u.loi.
A blg meetlng of dfreyroni wlll le held agiln In
Chlckerlng Hall toni?ht. A nmi.b.'i of BdalatrH wli:
addresa the me.-tlng oa the nr.J <i mnnb 1pal tttu m.
A public debato betneen J. Not.le llaves. npi-sentlna
the riipli"a Munieij?i Lsagaa, and u. s Blmaaaa, oi
the lan.ii.any Hall orsanl74?ttou of th<- Xllth AaatBlblf
DUtr.ct, took plaee la?t BlgBl at Roon. No. 24. Cooper
Union, before a larve audl-nee. Mr. Hayes BBBka of
Tan.manya re.ord. aud boped tlat tBasa ptvaeat would
voto for UM fuaion tic>.et. #Mr. BlBBaaaa aaawered him
and the.. aiK.?e iu favor of the l'< ople a Ueket. It.v far
tbe luajority of tl.ose BNSPBt al?o f?\ored that tlek.-t.
At a aturtmi of UM UolOB Lal.or 1'arty deleitat. s to^
the Aldenuan Conventlon of the XlXth AaaeaiMjr DUtilct,
h.ld la>t Blgfet at Whaae oak Hall, No. l.OSs ientri-av.
Cliaile* E. fawata la U.r chalr, on motion of Churl.a I..
l)e\edn, ChaMe* E. BWBBOT, the lndrpendent Kepublltau
candidate. waa lndoraed for AldcrnAa.
At tbe meetiiig of th? Woikinginan'a Republican Organ
liatlon of tbe XlXth Aaaembly nialrlet held kMl evBBlag
at Tenth-ave. and h.xty-nlth-at. Henry Altrr.an presldeU.
The attondanca wa? large. John J. Hoyd oi*ned the speak
Ing wlth a atlrring talk upon the new tarlff. He waa fol
lowed by H. A. Matthewa, the " Dlah orator." in one of
hia tharao??latlc apeeehea. The othe. a|Makera were
Colonel J>. B. Blchlea anB John K McCaithy.
The colored Repubilcaus of tha Vth Asaembly Distriet
held a ratliicaUon meetlng at thelr headquarters, No. M
Sulllvan-at., Ia?t nlght, at whieh Edward Msttl.uwa bm>
alded. 'J'he fusion notnloees for tbe city and county
ofliees aod Cornellua Donovan for Congress In the VlUi
Dtatrlct, Ignatlua Dugu. for Aaaembly, aod Thomas
Dwyer for Alderman were lndoraed. Warm apeeehea
?? T. d- ?." Hllek Mrarirc
Concedxl to b?* puret* n.ad'..
Ail drugglaUa
were made by Btephea R raeaeh. rraah IwrraH. John C.
Dodd. Mr. Donoven aod oOiera. _
Maoy of the membera of the Brooklyn Young Repobllcan
Club aasembled in the rooma of the organlraUon fn the
loun.ton Bulldlng. at Fultoo-at. aod Flatbuahave.. laat
evenlng and ll.tened to apceehea. There waa ****
thulesm monlfeated. and the aenUmenU o the epcaker.
we-e heartlly applauded. Prcsldent Charlce A. Moore
calbd tha mceting to o:der. The ajMbM wcrc W 1,11am
II Wlllhwns, DanlH <?. llarrlman and Mr. Moore. The
headquartera of the club wltl be opeo cvery day from 7
a m to 10 p. ?.. and ex-Aaaemblyman ChaHee Morton.
tho father of the present elortton l.w ln Brooklyn, will aot
forth the new votlng aystem to all who dealrc Inatruetlon.
? ?
MR. GOFFS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
(HVING HI8 VIEWS ON THE Dt'TIES OP THE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
John W. OofT. thc Pcople'a randldate for Dlstrlcb
Utorney. gnve out last nlght 14s lettor of acccptance.
It U addressed to Whccler II. Pcckham and Is as
followa: _
i sccept the nomlnatlon by the People a Munlclpal
Leagt.e for the ggfCS of Dlstrlct-Attoiney, and in ao dolng
di-rlaio mrs-lf to be ln thorougll acrord with lts elrr.s
a?d prlnrlplee. From my cxpcrlence aa *****
nistrlrt-Attorney 1 fully eppreelatc the responslbllltise and
labor. of th' oftire. I alao reallr.e the fact that a Dlsflrt
Attorney be he ever so well-lntcntlon.'d or emlnent In hls
nrofeaalon, cannot rendcr cfliclcnt aervlce to the people
unlesa hls hands are frec. He la the Inatrument of the
<.tate for thc enforcement of Ita lawa, hls p.ovlnce beb.g,
not to quctlon thelr wlsdon. or feaslblllty, but honeatly
lo aec.pt aud cxccutc th.ir mandatea.
Whllc It te hls duty rlgorousty to proscrute ofb ndcrs.
Tpt r? shou d take care that persons SOCaMfd of crlme be
proterted br all th" saf'guards provlded by the law, and
that BC cot.Mctlo.i should bc soueht for execpt upon Ice,',
Ittdfft BCClag no Interesu to protect or prosccute, 1
am frce to admlnlsWr the oitlec unhampcred b.v pledge oi
p,omlsc, neept to dlsrharge my duty fcarlessly and Im
parttally. Thia pledge 1 shall. If Saeeted, SCS my test
efforU to redeem. Yours vcry alnccMy,
JOHN W. CiOFF.
_-??
A DBMOCRAT1C CHAlJiENGE ANSWBTED.
JOIXT DEBATE ON THR LOBBY QUEST10X ITM
NFXESSARY IN MASSACHFSETTS
Boston. Oct. 21 (Speclal).-The Dcmocratlc gtete
CCBtral Ommlttcc acnt the RcpuUhan s<atc Com
miitce a ehallenge to a Jolnt drbate bHween Oot
eracc Bnekett and \v. E. Raaaeu, DemocratJe on
dldato for Oovcrnor, and Hctny Cal?0t k"(I?e and
Ocorge Fretlerick Willlama. The rcply of the Be
pabtican Ceeatnlttee is cau?t;c and engxcatlrt. It ls
to the etect that there can bc no doubt among Ihe
roters of Naaaarhnaetta, thanks to tho Investigatlon
of last aprtog at tlie Mt* Hoaae, as to the podUoi.
Of Mr. Russell ln tho lobby. Mr. Russell waa th"
roanad for thc Weat End road at thc State Hnt.se
laat sprtng and erenrbody sappoacd hc was rctained
teran>o of hla Influenre. In a lot.it nolltlral care?r
there nover has been thc Ulghtest anfff?tton of con
nection with the lobby attirhed to thc carrcr ef Ihe
Kepubllcan ca..dldatc for Oovennr. The PenwcTate
have also preaented for thc raffrages of the rotera
of the MIth Dkdriet John C. Crosby. as thelr can
dldatc for Ooogreae, agalnst Frank W. RoekWCR,
aga:n p'.-e-enting one who by the Investigitmn WM
sbown to bc ronnorted with tho labby as agalaei
u man whose long publlc career has had no eonnc<tlou
with it. In vlow of these faeta. and In vlew of tbc
f.ct that the Republlcan party has prcsented for the
Mitfiuff'-s of the p.ople of Maaanekusstts no one con
nceted With the lobby. the rommtttoc det;m a |Ofat
dNrusston. wl.i.-h ls rarcly of value. pecullarly un
neresRiry. Tho people of Ma-sncht.sctts know thc
facts In thls ca?e and can bc relled npcn to vote
IntcnigCOtty upon the rnaMc-.
Bnt the eotntnlttec has no intention ol rcmatnlna
Ihrnt upon the subject. The ItcpublUan speakers
will not bealtatc npoo any and all orcastons, upon
tho plitloru. nnd Olaewhcrc to dlscti.s before the
p-nple the <|t.cstlnn of a lobby and the relttlons of
tho Deanocratlc eandldatca to it. Mr. b.slce tooii np
thc Uenmcratlc rhallcnge U^t nlght nt Uhelsea, nnd
atthough hc diacuMod the mattcr fuliv. neithcr -Thc
llcald" nor -Thc Ulobc'' has tl.c roorage to prlnt
his remarks as tbcv were he.r.l and \- they sppearcd
ln "Th? Doeton /onrnal" thls nionilne.
REN'F.WINC, ITS ATTACK ON BRRATOB VANCF..
Charlotte. X. <-.. Oct ^ (gpccial?.-Thc'Amance haa
sjottcn ttie DenorraTic parfy into another innddle ln
thls Statc by leaning a circulargrom WaahlngtOO. slgne<l
b.v Colonel L L. Pnlk and other men promlncnt ln thc
oreanlxatlon, whlch appeals to the ord-r to support no
muiLfor ofllce who h;.s not bowed the knee to the Al
llatire. Thls ICOCWe the bltter IgkJ Ufat tvas flgcd
?t short tlinc ago on Scnator Vaaca. Tho Alllatico men
have been WOrklBg aaCICUy ever stnee then. Colonel
Polh expreescd hlneetf a~ against. vaacc: and stthMgh
i jrreat manv of the conventions have Indoreed Vunce,
iwvertbeleaa they have left op-n a door for pos.lblc
rctrcHt. genator Vancc bns been stnntping fhe gtatc
frotn one end to the other, an n.iuMial courie of arteofl
for a eandMate for thc tnli.d st.tes Benate: bnt he \s
?v.dcntlv ninrh topreaged with thc nncertajnty nf hls
riertlon for ll? hi'^ l""'" ***** h\ i,n Del22rraI',
|.\,.,?'ivc commlttec of imp>ndlng gaogor. the Al
lianee seems deternilned lodofeal bim.
IXDrsTRIES BETIVRD DV TIIB TAR1FF.
Pttt'abnrg, o.t. 'JJ |?pcr4al).-->lany new induMrle-,
wiii reM.it frorn thc passage or th" MrKlnley Tartfl Ull.
?*?nd one Pltt*bnr? lirnt l- even lalking of eatabtlahlng
branrh hoaitca In Bngtand atnt on the Flnropean Con
tiii.Mt. The fiitn is Park Brother*. of thc Blach
Dlamond ^teci R'orks. They ronlempkUc the cstab
Itohment of a bran. h ut Shcffleld. Thc itcel they pro
po?e to Intrndnee is made by a ?-, rvt prorcaa, imd la
partlcolarly anttcd for rntlery end loola of all ktada.
For ntany yeara uo per renl of the aoda-aah u>ed In
Ihe mannfaetnre <>f glaa* has been Iroported from Rng
laiid, and all tl.c peartash u^-d it. the niatnifactilte td
\hitc paper has been obtalned frooi thc same, sourrt.
SallcnkC aud other tonns of rat.-tic s.xlas nrc also
largely imr<?rt(d. Now the I'nlted States will manu
rarture thelr oern snpply of thc ehemleal*. Amone
Ihoae -;>id to be rcady to rngagc in the nanufactnre of
the abtwe namco artirlea N Captaln J. B. Ford. of the
llttahnrg Plate <;la^ Company. The eaptalo ls sald
t.i have arranged for the pnrchaae of a Urge tn.e* oi
land in Batlor County. abonndlng ln natural fh? and
,alt well-. aud propoaea to mannfartnre all thc rheni
icala uscd iu tlie three itiimcn.e facioriis of the Iltts
bnrg l'late (Hass Coeapaay. Tho Pennsylvanla Balt
Maanfartarlag Cotnpaay at Ratrona, tercnty mlles up
tbc Allegbeny Rlvcr from Plttahnrg, al-o propoeoa to
Dtenufartare eanstlc sodas. Tho company onec did an
extonaive bnalncsa In aoda-a?h, pearla^h nnd other
rurnte of oauatle aodaa, bnt was furrcd "o abandon It
scveraJ yeara ago on aeronnl of a roduction in the
iarltf. Another fertory for Ihc nenutarture of thes..
producta i^ projerted ot Cbarierot, np the Monongaheta
River.
There are only six alumlniim pltnts In the world.
one ln Ptttsbnrg and flvc In Ruropc One of the lit.
ter. lorntcd ncar Meaieheater, Bngtand, liegan opera
UOOJ In Jnne under the patcnts of thc Ametlcan con
ccrn?the Plttabnrg r.cduction roenpany. :t lw^ a
rapadty Of one ton a wcelt, and a half lntere-t i< owued
by re ktenta of PHtabnrg and Allcghony City. Tii?
Ptttahurg company proposcs the crtM-tlon of s new plunt
hcic. gince ihe rompany began worklng under if
proresa it haa Inerenaed lts rapacity six-foid. until a*
present it ocenplea ?n ir>>n bnlklmg 7.".xi7.*.. Thc;
trorka have a rapartty of between :too nnd 400 ponnda
i day Vit are now nnabk- to snpply Ihe decnand. ?.'<>t
long agu the nsc of tlie metal was ronnned to jewellcra
and ronunanded fB? a pound. Thenrlce bas uoaj been
...(lucisi to #j nnd it^ Hcid of itsefalncsM largwy c\
tended. At preaenl tl.c rompany impons from Os?r
manr thc rlay from whlch the metal ls ntracted, nnd
iu tlie l.nxvs. of reductlon oi-crat-s the lar?e-t dynamoa
it the world. II ls the Intention. howevcr. to Dllt-e
nae of Ihe raw materlal h*. bc obtalncd m this nrantry
when tho now works arc ronetrncted.
NOMINATF.l) FOR COXIlBEeH
Pittsburg, on. 38>-Tkc BcpnbBcan c>nvcniIon al
Dnbtds h;.s nomlnated Dnnlel (lysder, of RMgcwnjr,
l'ci,..., for Ctngreaa ln the XXVIIltk Di trlct.
DRTL1XIX0 TO l;F. A CAXDIDATR.
Albi.ny, X. V.. 'ni. SS.?Xlrhacl c. shcu, Demo
rmtte randHlalf for Congresa from the XXXIal Dtolrlrt,
has tllesl blc dCCUnaUon wtth thc Sccr?jtary of Stats*.
-?
ORSKTTRO COXOREn>MAR sANFi'RD.
Olorer>rilf?, x. Y., <?rt. ^ t*v 'lali.?Xa*enti's
ni>cra Jlou>e. capable of holdlng l.MHi pccphl, ?as
iioi half large enongk la nreommodntc il.os.. a-hn
wlehed to hear John Mhford, men.lcr of Uoajgrcs*
fiom thls disttlct ?nd randidate for re-cl'-ctlon; F. X.
IhecMMsker aud Judge Wecd dlaenea the politlcui
(jtHstion of the day. The bcaefta whirh will aermc
lo thia rlty from the McKltlcy blll arp to fully ap
prcchVCi and recoKi.lred by mr.\ of all polltlcal bellcf
that aigument Is unneresaory. People bere admlt th
e?l?tcnce of a large debt to Mr. Sanfo.d fat his effort.
ln thelr hahatf ln securing the glove schcdulc of tarltf
rate*, nnd thc a^Hhnataam with ahlrh he was njoctved
would indleaie tha! they meHt. to pay him up ln Nnv-m
bcr by gftrtng him a largely Inirrased majorby. Tlu
soldlc elcmttit. whlch was at one tlme oiipoaed lo
Mr. ganford, U now ln lme. The rlty of Oloversvlll -
li... alw.tys le.ii a R'jpuhllrao slrongh'dd and Ihe
Nc?cr ln ou. reeoUrctlea ha? wHI-aaade farattare been
anld at surh low prires as arc offer.d at Flint's. ltth-sl.
near gtlMve. They are iramped f?i room and have "rut"
prlrca to force aales. j
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
IN8URANCE COMPANV.
In 1889 inereaaed lto aeeeta and
ita dlvldend, bealdea paylng to
polley holdera. $5,839,313.31
Whlle it reoelvcd fr6m ita polley
holdera. 4,418,336.47
Its proflt from lntereat and rent
and proflt and loas aecount waa 3,282,884.8o
It pald in cash dlvidenda.? 1,160,829.01
It haa a aurplua of aaseta over lla
billtiea (by New-York siandard)
of. 5,410,890.92
PIIILIP S. MILLER.
Oeneral Agent for New-York City and Vlclnlty
and New-Jersey, ?
1 Wall St., New-York._
ronslng rally to-nlght lndlca?es that It will long re>
mdn so. _
SPEAKER REED'S TOUR.
SIPBAKING TWICE BEFORE GREAT AU
DIRTNCES IN M'RLIXGTON, IOWA.
UWKLLIN'G VPO.V THE NECF.SSITY FOR AND THE
?KRSflTS OF THE NF.W TARIFF LAW AND
THE PROPOSEU ELF.CTION LAW.
[OT TF.I.EORArtl TO THK THIBl'ME.J
Ritrllngton. Iowa, Oct. ?J,J.-8peflker Reed arrived In
thls Hty from Peorla. III.. at tlve inlnutcs after noon
to-day. He was welcoincd at tlie statlou by a largo
uiiniber ot peraona and wa* Iniuiedlately drlven fo tho
I'.uiie of J. W. Ulythe for dlniier. An lininense tlirong
O'ro?;te?l him at tho Opcra Jloiise in tho afternooit.
Mr. Reed waa mtrodneed by ez-deMtoi Harlan, of
.Moui.t ritaaant. and apoae for an hour. ile aald ln
parl :
ihe prlnelpal part of one'i edueatloa comes after
...lU'Ho duvs. liooivs aiv only the kc-y to the real
cdueatlon of llfe. <?n" raUroad or a manafactory l?
u.ore of an eduration tli:n. an otitlrc rourae of bootta.
Tho aiualeat edncatlonal iaflaenre of tbe L'nlted btatea
is its bidaatrtes, whieh have been toatered by tho
protectlve tarlif. Bfe are a people intcBlgent enough
io Kovern Mraetvea, not by tnc wtadora oi a few, but
by an average Intdllgenrc of all. The people aro
better m.io to make laws for theenselvea tban are ti.o
tew intellertual gianis. \ law made by thls borty of ;
people before nio Is* better for Uien. lhau would DB a ;
law mado for thcni bv the people or another rom
munltv. The lawa made bv n> aro better for ns tban
laws made by tbe BrehangeU. WlUlWaul you llnd a I
;.lK'her averaga level of InteUlgenee lu any asseinblato
iiiltalde of the l'nlted state-i tlian you find bere l Aud I
I have s(v>n thousands of ju>t as |OOd n.eetlnifs ln this
mtted M.ite.s. i-ifty yearx a?o Uk; popelar InteUlgenee
was not so great: but bv roramcrrlaJ and bttalnea* lntcr
rourae, and bv the frlctlon of Ideas, we have rome lo
tl.e preaenl standard. We have got IntelUgent enoiuu
to rerogniie tbe eontrol of the n.ajoritv. (Chcera.)
Mr. Reed then spolic of ll:e Lodtfe. L.'II. taylBf. in
tnbftanee:
There Is a great wronc colnz on lu Ihe land:
*,oo.i.(?oo of Kontbern pe.pie and tlieir renrc*?n<a?lvc*
are drprived of thelr rlghts. W.r- these rlgM* equally
dlstribnted all over ti.c eoantry, the ca.e w.u'd nol
be so I'.kI : but. they are tukeii and tiiiust Into tho
i.nnds of the s>outh. who theiebv nile the pe 'P'o wboae
righta they have tisurped. Wlll any one ^ay this Is
Jur-t I Now. we w;.nt to put u stop fo that. tCheers.l
Wo bave g<>t lo stop lt by 6w. All th.- reptaxentatlvea
of tho M.utli and the editors admlt tliere Is not an
lionest nuint or a frec ballot Is It wrong t'.at the
l'nlted Slates -houM ldiow BOflMthlng al.oiit the-e
soiithern inethods that plaeol in twenty-sU seat- In
ihe llonse of Representatlvoa men who had n > moiv
rlt'hl there than l.hey had in thr- Rnglisb l'iirll .me-.t ?
Th. re Is a greal rry that the blll tskos iwav tl.e llbert*
..f the people. it doea; it lakes away li.ls llberty io
? t'.il l.allot-boxea, to ronflaeate retntna >nd to dl<
rranrhl?e tbe n,-gro. How aen-dtlve ihese Dem ersits
are ahonl hayonet*. Can it be Uiat this is a nwm >ry
..Kti.e pa-t thut snggests thH tlmhtlty I (Langhier.)
The speaker Ihen tomed his attentlon to the Tarilt
blll. It '.vns a good blll. he thooght. It had l?een
r.a!e<l by the intelllcenee of the rmniry. Mr. M!1N,
>f Te.M.s, l.ajl gOM into spfiii^Di. for a time, and Ihen
btoomed fbrth wlth a Tnriir blll. Comlng fron. that
tnanniaetaring stute of Te.tas flanghW), he ?-as lully
:>ble f? knOW the whole lliing. ?)?> the olhcr llilid. !,.(?
RepnbUeani bad selocted a rommlttee repreaentlng
every poitlon of the fnlon. They had pro-liieed a
bill, and tli^n for tcn months had llat ned to opinlons
and sup^estions from hnndreds ef rOMualttees aud p-r
-nns iBtereated. The reshlt vns a bill treated by the
intclllgcnra of the people.
Mr, Reed pald a h.gh eonpHBiant w Cuigressman
John ll. near, and rlosed his .pe ?? h am?d rheeri.
a bage nudienee asaembMI 't the '>|H-.-a ll .n?e th.s
ciii.? tr lo p.s-rt .-p.^ahor Itevd up >n h!a sertiltd np
pearanee to-day bof..rc tl.e p?> ple .f Rurlb.gt'Mi. Ile
dweli prlnrlpaTly on tae rwentl) ended s-?i. t. of con
ere**, detalling Ihe metbods ol Ihe Dcm rt;.t> in ih ir
.?if..ris t<> obsirud Imslnes*: and ;.~ l <? lei.i them >.p
in a tnast 'flv niauiu r to pnblir -.? arn lie was Bn?wered
wlth loud rheers and n'.irs ..f laugbter. In rlo -
Ing. Mr. Reed sald one reform thal be no.ed to aee
ir.oiniill-lied soon ln C'.ii'.'.rs. w.s ibe otiolltlon .>f
?hr- rn?t?m of BdJoarnBieal nn Ihe death of a ni<*mb r.
When John Rright died Ihe I'rltWh Parllament roit
Idered It waa dolng Mr. Rrighl more honor i y r n
llmilng ln the work of the people that. it would do
l-ipi bv adlimrnlng. The r>peaker polnled ont t'.at In
tbe lad sc-joii iwenty-flve days I;a1 been wa?lel In
ibis manner, at aa ennrmnns expen-o to the peopl*.
||f rlos.-d his sptech w.lh :.!. e|. o u nt at1. eal io tlm
t>" t.ie to rallv to tho mpport of cool government.
t'onrre?sman ilear rlosed tne meetlng wlth an alile
Mr. Reed wIR speilt tomorrow in Waterloo, Iowa,
where nxtenalve preparatlona are belng made to re
ve blm.
HJ.INOI> FARMERS IN < -..NVKNTION.
THE MCTUAL DENEFlf ABSOT1 tTIOB TROfBLIXO
THE POI.ITH IANs.
SpringfieM, III.. Oct. 22 (Speriali.-Tho annufll ron
,'tition of ihe b'tate Aasembly of ihe Farment' Mntnol
Reueflt Assoclatlon . los.si to-di.y. T!.i- a*sodation
i^ c.iising ronslderable nneaslne<'< to ls.ti. polltl
ral pint'es In the state, nnd whlle the < b.t.u hos x<-.\
erally been made that the Demorratlc distii.ls of
southern Illlnols would ralTer most. the attltnde of Ihe
order of lat ? baa been sneh n to . ... e the Repnbllrans
somc nervoasneaa, esperlally :.s the4Demorrats hIso
are naklnf a secret as?anlt upon the rompiilsory Ed
neatlon law, whlrh is aunctioiwd i.y tiencntl John M.
Palmer, who r^.lls lt a sido l?sne. The assembly haa
:,een rlosely watched. lt wns fcarcd that E. >. wil
-on. of (Mney, DeBjocratlr randldute for 6tate Treaa
nrer, would rerelve the Indorsement of the order. or
,tt kaat be inndo prealdcnl of It, In whlch plaee hc
wonkt roiiimiind great power. This, bowever, bapplly
for tbe Repablkaaa, has been avolded, nnd j.kIro
Clrero, of Lindlay, a stanch Republlrnn and raadldate
for Congiess iu the XVHIth Dl-t.irt a^;i!n-? Mr. For
man, was plaeai iu the prealdent's ehalr. Wllson.
bowever, is on the Rxecutlve Commlttee, nnd wlll no
doabl make his power felt.
With tl.cso etements in it HUnoti poUties ..re
rvndered more anecrtaln than tli.y have been for
ears fhe aaaembly adopted re>olutlons derbirlng in
aror of a revlalon of the Revertne btw, tvductloii ln
?h< r.it- pcr rent ol lAterest, for ihe prlntiug of sebool
' oba bv tae ritate, for the adoptlou of the Phddotk
l>ure-food bill. now pendlng iu Ihe l'nlted statc Sen
?. nnd agaln?t the Cunger Lard blll t.s claea lcgi-.
la:iou.
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THE OIIIO BOOOLBRB OBI.IOED To YIRLD.
Coluiubiis, uhio, Ort. St! iHpeclall.?The Uemorratlc
fiinuis of Uoveroor Campbell in ii.e llonse of Rep
entatlves ralBed to his aapport thi-. afternoon and
with tl.e aid ot the solld RepnhUran sid.- tiltnosi rraahed
th,-. iiumllion C'ounty Dbbmm ratlc Coo<n.- gang. Foa
?everal iaya theru luw baaa gren aneertalnty ;.s to the
reaalt. Beranae ot tl.e BofpjBd deierralnatlofl of tha ciu
rlanatl iriBBBtaon to aave the gang, ihoaa who st?K)d on
ihe .'(Dnin.ei.diitioes in the (torernor's hist spBrial mrs.
kaaja asMuned the uggr.'ssivo tl.ls BfternooB and moved
,i mi-peusioii of tae rakB that the nenate btll debtgatlai
Ni tM Mavoi of Clnrlnnatl tl.e power lo Bpaotnt men.
i of iiw Ihatrd of itiblie ImproveatenU migl.t bc
put on iis paaaage. Reewgnlting Ihe Incvltaate defaat
ll.ut awnit'sl, tho Ix.odlcrs ihen Offered lo BCCept IBB
'omproaajae, but tiiis waa rejected, uml twenty-oM
UcBBriata voied la the afBrmatlve alth Ihe Repnb
Beana. ?be vote. stood aUty^itfbl yeaa to tlilrty-two
:m\s. Th.s w"s adattit short of ti:e BeroMarf threc
f.iunlis vote reejuiivd to aaapend tha rules, bu. aa
vehipod the fact tliat Um BkaBtptons ol Uoveroor Eaaip
i.eli have aafartaat aireagtk lo gaamntoe tl.e pi?s-afc.j
. .|1C iion parthaB blll lo-aaotTOW. fhia llj.u oi poiny
\> aa agrord upon at a ranference held lu ihe Elerntlve
iifMra la-t alght. TBe ooBapttrialae i - * i ?ns Bltorward
voicvl on und lost by a vote ol Ul jrcaa io i;u nuya.
KEPtT'LJCANS CtifNTED AOAIXMT TI'EIR WILL.
Dctroli, Mah., Oct. 22.-In tl.e t.'lty Connetl i.t*t
,lght th,'r0 wa* conslderwble controvet?> bct^een
the rcn.ocnit* und Rcpublbaiis ns to t!:c appolitnient
.,f jlettkBl bo.ird chiilrnien and other .uatb'rs iK'rt.iln
Ing to the coming dettion. The RepablleBna wara
i.i the nunorlty, Wlth a pte^ldent iu tl.e . lintr In
the mldst of the roi:trover?y. a m-rtioti w:.s u.mle to
Tha Karal Blur l.i..
, a avprrb. doui.ir tracs. ?t?-.'i hkfbway hrtarea N.w
??< I'hlladelj'his. Ralllmoh' and waaklagtou. \ta Jrtaey
liti'al Reading and fi and 0. Ralttead*. All the tratna
'?, on.ili.ord wlth Iwid-ne.v vestll.bd dat rrarBBS aud
SSaaS i?i.Torcai?. the Uu??t ever i oi.'li... te.1 l,r Ihe Pull
'?'" loqi.anv. The fiateat tral^- fietwei-n Xew-York and
WaaMlftSB run vla thla root.. btailu.i foot of Ubarty-at.
adjoorn and thc prwddent detlared tho (ounril ad
Journcd. Then thc Dcmocrate pnt one nf thelr num
ber In tho chalr, and fyllowed an hiatotteal prccedenl
by nnscstlng one of the Bepnbllcao AMermcn, who
has moved from hle ward whlle hi* home ?? nnder
goJng repalrs. The preeldent pro tem. connted the
Rcpubllcan mcmbcrs as as-entirtg to all n.otlms, aad
tlie electlon board chalrmcn were daly appotnted by
the I emocn.ts. The affolr haa, trcotcd cmaidcrahie
ntmre ln h*al clrclec and tho outeon.o will be
watchcd with liitcrcst.
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WKINLEY AND HILL MEET.
CHAFFING BACII OTHBR ABOUT THE GOV
ERNOK-S VISIT TO OHIO.
THE REPtBMCAN STATESMAIf ACTIVELT COR
TINCINO 1118 CANVA88 IN H18 QEBRY
MANDERED DI6TRICT.
IBY MLaWsUPH TO TB? TBWCM.J
Doylestown, ohio. Oct. W.-Major McKlnley con
tlnued hls canvaas among the voters of Wayne County
lodav, drlving by carrlage fronf Orrvlllc. ln Ue
southern acctlon. acroa* thc eountry a dorcn or flf
tecn mlle* to the llttle vlllage on the northeastcm
border near /inmmlt Connty. A rtop for dinnerw
made half way at Marshalrllle. a town of 500 Inhabl
tanta. whcre a two hours' reccptlon was heW at the
leadlng hotel. and many of Mr. McKInlcy's old frlends.
both ltepubllcans and Dcmoerats, came ln to we come
him and assure hlra of thelr ald and sympathy in hla
flght agalnst the gerrymandcr. No set agaagckgc WCCC
mado durlng thc day'a rrde, but a rouatng mceting
waa held tonlght at the vlllage hcre, ln whlch Repob
llcans from all ovcr thls acctlon of thCCOQgokj tCCk
part. Major McKlnley made an eloquent and forclble
argument ln anpport of tbc pollcy of protectfon put
ln forco by-The law whlch ao gencrally MM hls name.
and he aroused the enthnala.m of hto aoditora to the
hlghest pltcTT. . . or>
It ls hard. Indecd, for an outslde observer to ap
prrclato at thelr full vob.e the devotcd affeetlon and
sVnccrc esteeea ln rfSkft the Major is hcld by hto con
sttCnento In the rarloce cauntles whlch have had the
peod fortune to eend him for the last fourtcen years
M thEIr rep.Osentattve ln Congrcse. Wayno County
has been twtce before a part of thc famous With
Dlstrict. an.'. thc votcra bere glvo every evldenco of a
hearty dctermlnatlon to do thelr part to re-clect him
aguin. The county haa nsiially gone Democratlc by
froti. 700 to 800. Mr. McKInlcy's frienda look for
ward. however, to a small margln ln thelr lavor on
November 4. .. ..
An lnterc>t1ng lncldeTft of He day waa the mceting
early thls mornlng on thc train from Canton to Orrville
of Major McKlnley and .iovernor Hlll. The Major
boarded thc rars at Masalllon. and leorning that the
Uovcmor and some frlcnds were on board. made hls
wav to the spe. lal car at the icar whlch they occ.pied.
Aftcr shnklng banata, Mr. McKlnley sat down alongslde
of ihe Ncw-York stateesaan, and for ten mlnntes they
chafled each other goodnaturedly on the Oovcrnor's
vlslt and its probablc effect on Mr. McKInlcy's chat.ee.
At two or tlnce way sb.tlons bands of muslc appeared
on the ptoffornw, and both distlngulshed poliUciana
hud lo bow to tho crowds. Mr. Hlll was on his way
to Wooater, where ho spoke ln thc afternoon. To
Btorrow he will go to Millersburg, in lloimes County.
the atrdnghoU ot Jacksonian Bonrtonlsm, and on 111
day he aiB -peak in Maosillou, before sutrtlug JAtst
* Major McKlnley will cxtend hls tour to-morrow Into
Medlii County, whcre he will ?p?nd the bettcr part of
two aay*. returnlng on Mtturduy to joln ln tne grcat
Blainc denionstratlon at Canton.
TO MAKE FREXCH WOOLLEN8 IX NEWENrtLAND.
I'rovi.lcnce, U. I.. oct. -2-2 |Speclal).-Theru ls a good
prospect that ? grcat many ?MM may bc erected ln thia
city for tho prodnotton of FrcMk woeUene Thta
will be one of the BtTCft resulw of the new tariff.
Charles Hurrez, of Charles Uarrea <fc Co. No. 454
lirobmc-st., Ncw-York, rcprcsentlng Bnrrec <fc Co? of
Franre, has recetuly made several tnps to thls cltv nnd
Pawtnckot, for the pnrpose of loohkif ovor site*
propoacd for thu new mlll. Boceral have txeu
examlned; two la mtnfkdphto, one in thls city and
ot.othcr in 1'awiu.kct. There ls every reasot. to be
lievc, howevtir, that the slte in thls elt\ will be the
..iic rhoaen. it ls the Intentton of the eorpocation
reoresenred by Mr. Barres. u. build a ?.O0O,unp n.tii
-, mewhere outoide Ncw-York City, but wltlnn a
day'a lourncy of if. Mr. liarrez salls for Eu;opo ou
La Urctagno November 1, to . lo^c ihe iuiatigem.-t.t*.
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THE AMKMICAM IICXASB SOC/CTT.
RnshtrBto) Tetm., Oct. 2i.?The American Humane
Soclety met iu thls city this mon.lng. Nearly aJl tlie
Btatoa of the Cnlon arc rcprcscnted. The only busi
neaa transarlcd up to noon to-day was the reading of
thc aiiuuai rcporto. Among the topir- to lK5 dlseaseed
will \*i ihe foUowlog: ?? llnataae Bdncnlion," " Hnmanc
Work." -ui.jc.ts of Hutnaue doetoflca>" "stato Con
rontions," "The Blghts of a Matc to I?rotcst Agalnst
Cruelty,'' -Dchornlng of Cattle," -Clippitik' aud Doeh
ing of llorsea," -HoMcehoelng," "Tho Present at:d
Future Progrea* "f llumanc Work In the West.* The
?ddresa of trekotne waa by thc Rev. ticorpe \Y. F.
1'ilc, of Nashvillc. Among the promlnent nu.ui.bers
p.e-c.il arc Bdwlll Leo lirown, preeldent of the a->-o
clatlon, ClUcago: Braatua Bnrnhani, secrotary, of Cin?
clnnati; J. ?'? K'lso, of TorontOa Caaada; Matthew
llokc, of Nasliville; c. h. Yateaaan, of Xewack, X. J.;
Mra. M. L. Titlt. of Iiuifalo, X. Y. : Mrs. Mar> Bogcra,
of Louisvllle, and Ccieb spelty, of IndlanapoHs
sinoug tlie spenken will i?c Colonel D. w. McClang,
uf Cim?innati: B. P. Uradstreet. of uhio: E. F. Lhaf
ger "f New-t?rleswi?.; A. \v. Landon, of Chlrago: Mr.
Uu?>cll, Mie wellknown tarrier, now of Te.\a.->; (i. II.
THompsoii, of Ucnvor; A. t. Beed, of Xatchea, Mi-s.;
Mra laroline F. Whito, of iliiludI'lphla, pre?Ment of thc
wouiau's branch; Mrs. ||, l, t. Woicott, of Boston;
j. j. Ketoo, ol foivuto. Edwln lirown and Brasttu
Bnrnhani, _ i
BVKSNta WITll UER CWTHES O.V FIRE.
Mra. Margaret nranl, a irtdew seventy years old,
erho ltvctl with her soo ou tlie thlrd floor of the Icac
metit hutiM! No. -,4iJ5 Flrst-avc, wu.s burncd serlot.sly
ycatcrday. Okc hivd been left atoac ln her rooms, and
sbe t.ied to stop a i-atholc under thc kitchen slnk with
somo mortar. A Pghled keroecne laaap, whlch ahe had
placed on tho floor, set liro io her drcss. a minuto
later she raii out of the bense with the fiames all
aboul her. She wt?s scieamlng for hclp. Her appear
uiicc in tbc avenoe qnlckly ransed a, rrowd to coiicct,
ar.d savcral peraona had the pccacncc of mlnd to
throw >oi..c btanketc about her, aud .-.mothcr the flam^s,
but shc was bnmed so scrloualy that there wa* ?aid
lo be llttle hope of her iceoYery. An ambulance
n.rricd her to th* Ilivrl-m Hoapltat. An ajajsn of lire
w.ts riiii^' by aomchody who saw Mrs. Ornnl run out to
ihe sldewalk, but the Breaaen four.d no tlau.es ln the
liou-e.
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TlIB WMATHBM REPORT.
FOBECART TILL 8 P. M. THCRSDAY.
Wsahtaaton, Oct. K2.?Vet Bew-ftagtaad, sHgtany
aaratcr, fali weathct, feUowed ln the southern part by
raln.
Inr Eaatem Ncw-York, raln, preceded hy falr In tho
Derttwrn |?rtlon: sllghtly warn^r. exeept statlonaty
t-mp. r.itur ncar New.York City: south-astcrlv wlnd?.
]',.r Baaf. ra l'cnn'?ylvanla, New-Jerscy, Marrland. Vlr
iMniM sad l>.4awnra, rbjadlacas and raln; co?itlnued cool,
sastrrly alads.
The mod' rate . ydoulc dlsturbanee noted last nlght senth
of Loubrtsaa has dlsafalshrd aaaaewbat and is now ever
Alabaaaa,
Thc stonn not"d at the saaw tlme nortl. of Mcataae has
mmul Into th" KuUoUa, with a sontheastcrly movement.
Thca? two atonna appear lUtely to aalte em U.c raka
r ciuns csualng ralu ovcr the grcatcr aerttan of the
eountry.
TKIBUNF. LOCAL. OPaERVATIONa^
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"l5 M?&-'l^3??tTrPwraaa:' so>0
In the dla;ram a contlnuous llue shows.the baroiuct.r
lluctuat.ons )rat>-rlay, aa sboortfed at tl.c l nlt. u sut. *
stgnril s.-rvl ? statloa at tl.l* cltv. Tho dasiies Indl.ate
thc teaipsfatare not.d at Perry's Pkcrgaaey, Sun Buiiding.
Tilbtme Ofgee, Ort. 23 1 a. m.-Falr w.atl.er yestcrdoy
(orciioon y.cld'd laur ... the day t. a shut af thln clrru*
ciotids. Ti.e loaiperatare raagsd bctw.-eu 45 and 5* J ?
gteea the ?\?.:.:?? (SO*e) belnu 1*3 high.-r than on the cur
uano.idlni day ia?t ytai and 1T? iuv.. :han 01. Tveadey.
ln and BcSI thls city lu-dav tl.erc will probably 1^ ln
.fiialng ?it. Ulnesi and raln. Mlghlly warmc:.
OOLD MEDAL, PARI8. 1878.
W. BAKER i CO.'S
imlim Gocoa
l? abtol Kfe/w P*rt ?Mtj
it U solublt.
No ChemicdCz
sre uted > i lls preparatlae. 1. h?i ntrr
.?<? Ihrm ii?t '?? u.'?sk at C .? ?*
n.liril with fitsrch, Arruarwl or Si<gar,
and It :u?r?f.>r? fsr n.or* arooeirlval,
tuH?l Um Ika* MM ???'! * tuf. It U
d-..tiom, aoarUhlag, ?trenfl.itntns, .:?
?in Pioiatta, aad adsalrabiy tdapud
S>r lUTsild* ?i well m persows la bsalta.
Hold by Brerera narywhere.
W. 3AZEE * CO.. Dowhwtdr. Ku)
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THE OPEN FIREPLIGES
BEFORE C0LDWEATHE1
U
lforlvJAacsay.fe(a.
HM SQUARE <???-, cor. BroadMj.
Headawartetp Chetea Maatela, Urmtea. readera dc TBas
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A CLAIM FOR 20,000,000 ACRES.
NOT WILLIXO TO 6lVE Of THE ATLA.VTIC AVB
PACIPIC GRAVT.
Chtrago, Od,. 22?A loea.1 oaper slates that the Atdd.
aon, Topek* and Santa Fe Railway (ompany make the
elalm that the Atlantic and Pacinc Utnd ?mnt was
not legally forfeited, and that the rompany will make
the effort to* have the award restored u> the rompany,
Slaee the Atrhlson, by the pnrrhaae of the 81. Louls
and San Franclsro llne. seenred control ot tho AtlsnUe
and Padflc, lt haa been deterralned to romplete tha
ronstruction of the latter. To oomplete tbe Une the gaa
between Supnlpa and Albuquero.ue a dhtanre of aixmt
450 mllea miist be rovered, and an extet.ston mnst be
cotiHtnirted from Majaaxj to tho Prulrlc Orean, and
It is also lntended to extend the line fmm Mejave
to Pan Franeisec, The land grant was orlginally lJ.nOO
a.p's of publle land per mllo of road <onstructed ta Uie
etates, and 25,000 at ros per nnlo bu.lt in u.e Terrl
torles. By an art of Congness pas~ed Jnly is, i ^el?I,
tl.e grant, ln ao far as lt appliod to uneompleted
raileage, was declared forfeited t<> the fioveniment by
the fallure of the railroad con.pauy to romplet.' ln eon
tracr.
Skilled attorneys have been engasred In examtn
Ing the case and glve lt as tl.eir oplnlon that 'he
Covernmcnt eonld not derlare the land grant apply
ing to the nnrompleUd BMB forfelted, berause of eon
di.ions preredont to the constnictlon of the rond.
The act making the grant says that tho lYCsldcnt of
the l'nlted Stotes shall raaaa the land to be survtyod
on earh side of tho llne for forty miles a* f.wt as may
oe rcpiired by the ronstntetlon of the road. It
also provides that the (iovernmeiit shall extingulsn
the Ir.diau title prepararory to the rallr..ad belng eon
strurted. As a niatter of fact, it Is rlalmed, the Indiac
tltlo to the land*, where no llne BM yet been eon
strucled, has not been extlnguished, and only a portlon
of tlie surveys have been nu.de. Now that the line
is '-o be completod, the rompany proposes to swe If it
has any chanre of securlng the unpau-nted portlon of
the grant, amounting to horacthing over io.000,000
asres. in BddRjM* to muking prepamtion* to eora
ploto the Atlantic and I'ariiie, the AtftilsM has in
hand plat.s for the ronstruction of a inimbcr of new
lines. l'erhaps the nfost importnnt of these is an ex
tension of the (.Julf. Colorado and Sar.ta Fe Railroad
from Kan Angelo, Tex.. to El Pfcaa, whete connecUoa
wlll be mnd<: with the Mexhan Ceatral sy?u;m*.
These extoastona will also give the HMta fe a short
reute from the Oulf to rsan tranetsfo, -?. unng for It
,i share of tlie BOBM buslues*. Ai.otl.er extenslon
under cenatoerattoa la the eeMtrwitoa of :?><) bUm
from springtlcld, Mo.. to Men.pl.i-. reaa., glving the
Minta Fe syst.-m an outlet to Chartoaton and other
boatBern seaports. .snme w..rk on Uie. ext-;nsion? out
lined above lt belng done now.
THE CHICAGO AND ERIF EV.TniNER
Wabash. Ind., Oet. 22 <Spc-r;a!).-In the W^ba-h
(Irrult Conrl this aft-rm on Jndc f'onner made his
rattng on the applic.t.on of the Waia-h Rallroad Om
pany fot a tempnrary Injunrtlon restraining U* C'lib
rago and Erie from throwing the trains of the Niagara
F.lls sh.,rt Lnc oh* Its trarks between Laket .n /tintion
and Ilammond. Tlie Wabash was repre-enhd If
sollcltor rtuart. of Lafayette. and the Catrafe and
Erie by I?tlo (iresham. Mr. Oresham laid ronsiderabll
stress upon tho Indiana law prohibiting tl.e kaw ol
one railroad bv anotl.er. The court, however. waa
dlsposed to hold that under sertlon BJpaf of tlie
Revl.cd MBtatea a lease. whlrh is n..t absolute. and
whieh d.*s not prcvent the leeset rompany fr m d v
chandng its dutles as a common carrier. Is valld
Judge Conner sald there was no proof submltted that
the buslness of the rhieago and Ere had been Intr
fercd wlth. and, as the breaking up of tha thnagu
line would enUll loss to the Waba-h <:>ntpany and ln
_IBfitl? to the public. he did not feel free to
withdraw tl'.e protectlon of the law. He emp'-aslsed
the declaration thut his rullng shonld n..t be HBBBUl
as d-allng wlth Ihe case on Its merits; foi. at tM
tinal hearing. his rtewa m.cht be m.-diiied. but
eaoaaH eeldenea had been aabmltfedbt t * W*ea?
-ati-fv hi.n that tl.e r. :nPa..y had a lea?e anda
wfllsh1 U-anic" im.ll Uu? ,-;,.? K haard fnnnally ,.
January. _
LE?i MAMI'TLATloN <?F BATES.
Cl.irago, Ort. M tM.erlab.-A SBBMI of r-trenrh.
me:,t and a deaire far atabte rates "?w.,??"
ine Weatern raade. The aptahm la Beneral that thera
la |r?a mMlpakatiOB of ratea thut. at aey Hme BM
tho lateratate Commerre Art wet.t into eife.t. Tli.s
u eapedatly the raae aaaoag the r.xuis iu .he soutu
vcatera dlvtatM of the tranv BgreeaaeBt, and a* a
,.uaenre WeaterB a'd Nortliwestern n-a^ls are
Ukh g Bwaaarea to extead the sy>tem. The Weatara
Frelght AasarlatlM lo-day agraed la adapt BM ?d
vanred Btt-cent baata <^ast of a Bm exhsadtag fraa >t.
Paal to Mankato. b> Fort Dodga, to I)es Notaea: we?t
of that line the rates are bas-d on tho Mlaaonrl R.ver
TOcent baata.
tl.a;tuutn Failhorn r.iled tn day fbal the M.lwaukee
lines roukl not apply the Cl.ictco re.ie to Texa-s BOtata.
The ainter tourist rate gneei of the rentral Tnifie
Asaodatkan will be Baatlahed M Xoveaaber la. Tha
i-ates will in all eaaaa bo ^0 per rent of tho doub a
tocal rato BOrth Of tM Ohte, and 4 ccnts a mlla
? u ?^ ,.,,,,. ,1 trin ti.kets. ohlo Riv.-r li'ics have
SfaSeeTS imbm rateT on ?**? bjstUng. oWa
RWer^Tniirag... from 4<? to 30 BMtB, and ou catUe
In.n. IU to 10 cotits a hundred.
-?
KAKBAB F.XPRESS TAX LAW YAL1P.
KBMaa city. Mo.. Oet 22.-The laat state Legis
lature enacted B law provlding for the taxat.on of aJJ
BBpreaa eeapMfM doing buslness m the Mada over
rented or bMBM BMB, the tax betog H on every fino
aaretvwi or eharged for carrytM fretg** wttMB tM
St^tte Tho law provlded for an annual leffOTt fttM the
rompany to the BtatB Aadttar for eaeh years business.
Laat June Auditor Slebert at.en.pted to eaforre tha ktW.
The 1-orifie Exptsoss Company reslsted. rlaiining I at
the law was dlsrrlmlnatlve In Ba ope.atlons In favor
of nvllroad cotnpsnles, of express *?**%*?*?
iMt, own lines. and of Moamboat lines. II. r ?
?M also sct up that the law was no, v.tlid bersu.e
it Icvled a tax BBOB lateeataM comn.erce Tl.e raa>
pany obtained a t-niporary injunrtlon WgJ^jJJ
auditor from enforclng tbe.tow.To^w ???
valld. f_^_,
T1UIVMF.S WANT AN IXCRBAUB dF W.\r.F.?.
( hlcago. Ort. B8.-A general demand f.r latlCBTtl
rages la betog nu.de by the paeeeager tratamea of m
MlrhbJM teniral. the I.ake HMfB and nearlv all ihe
Irank Baee, -The aeaaaad is not ? ^,***'M*"
raaraa we wlll bW have to doal alth it. aald the e>
rtatoa aiiperintendent of the Uke BMM t?> ? fyg*
?lf a ronference-1* keM lt wlll uke ptore at n^velBM.
Tho demand for totlBasad BfagM is not lOnBaM M ine
Lake shore. bu, l.a* givwn out of a reaalatlM MM *
the passenger twinmen ou a numljer ot Itoea to ti> to
secure an lnrrease. Tl.e emploves s|,0w BB IMws.t.on
,o ?trike or engage ln any protrarbd conti. raraf o^ti
the matter. BM the demand is not yet in anv forn.?l
aMM and will j.robably not be put ln this lor.n. me
l aka ikaN BfJetolf aaatoratoM that Ihe tieinaarainMi
bo adVBttce and they wlll probably aak th" y^*
o appolnt ll comn.lttee to roatof at "f^*'-*-*
lommlttee IroaJ U.e romiwuy. lbe matfa-r r aagea
will bo aattlrd lu a BttUbi tory waj and fldtk mutaal
good teeUt.g between BBjaJafBg and aajpHgreja,
? a
OENERAL HtutD RE ELECTED.
Baltlmore. ort. rJ.-Thc dire<:.>.s of the Weitert
Mniyland. Daltlmore and llarrUburi;. r.nltiino.y ana
rumberlund Valley. ItoHlir \aHe>. Westcm MatT
land Termlnal and Western Marylaad Tld.'water rall?
road companles met at Hillen's ^uUon u>day and r?
elected ITesldent John M. Ilood to tbe head of aoca
tompany for the ensulng year. r.eorge 11. Fner w*a
re elerwd aecretary and treasurer. Thlsi ta ?WBB
ll.Hsfs elghteenth term as peeatoMt ?t Ihe ?*.wra
Munland. The reports rea.I sbow the B*^*"!
varh-ua corporatlons to be In f!r?t-eluei condiUoB.
FO* A PRESBYTERIAS ISIVER.<!TY.
Charleaton. 8. I1.. <?rt. et>-Tke Pi-esbyterlan Syne*
ot houlh rajBMMt, ln nessloii at Yorkvllle. I.as BBggt
mou?ly adopted Ihe report of the Inler Synodi.al Lobv
mlltee favorlng the esiabljsl.inwit inf' ? ITe-bytarBBi
universlty in MO of Uie aouth Atlantie itojaa.
Vletarla ItaieL m
6th.ave.. nroadway aud ^BVat. a>jg*f asw ? ??
apixjiutmsiiU. Amerlean a?i? i^ifoptan piaa.

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