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VOL- IT...N? 17,9(10.
NEW-YORK. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, IW5.-FOURTEEPI PAGE&
PRICE T1IREE CEOTg.
8ULTAN AGAIN IN DANGER
a N'EW WOT BAID TO HAVE BBEN 1-IS
COVSRBD IN THE T1LDIZ PALACE.
mlHHTTT THAT 10,080 PEMONS have bebn
M>pa*fREP MXCB THB srt.TAN ACCEPTED
THK BKFOR1M APPEAL OB AMEB1CAN
maOOX IRIBfl WKi.i. THAT THE TURK
<Ho; i.p KNOW THEBB is a
DBTTED STATKS MOBE MKM
I r.s 09 1 iii: YOCNCI
TURKBT PABT1
DRi >u -
Bfrlln. N ? 1T? -"Dw Hamburger Correapond
.. c;;. iv< ?emt-nfflclal lnformatl n tbat
nf?- ? | | iai been dlacoven d In the
y Hs P
tjondon, N ?'. 17 "The Dally Newa" wlll to
^ a dlapatch fr ?ra C matantli
s lt, aaylng that I I aertoua
? i ttli a:i 1 thi ?Ituatlnn li i" -omlng
v , ........ |, | iinlng ? record of
h Armenla - Thli actlon
( . i N In aeveral I ?w ni where
c .... .1. th? houeei >f fcrmenlana
kad ilyraarked.fi t I -1''
? itienlan merchanta have aought and
? ni the houaea of Europeana
... at Bitlii have
Iflograi rd ? ? ? Anw rl -an Mlnlati r aaklng
v procure fro*" the Porte an eacort to
t?k-> thera and thelr famllet to Van.
I is , n : that 20,. )? raoni
ajaaaaen I alno* the aeceptance by th Bultan
0; tie achem( ?f reform.
"The Datly Newa." In an article n "Amerlca
?n" thp Tork." wi ' aaj tbal the New World li
tft rtlng Itaelf to redreaa the balanee of th
World. The lethargy ?f the Eui ipean Powera la
nai . to explaln, bul II li well that the Turk
f . kr, m that there li ? freat natlon beyond
the Atlantlc that wlll not allow th.' bl >i of Ita
ions to be ahed with In punlty.
II paper eommenda thi holdlng of th? Indlg
ia;: n meettni thal baa I.n ?ommoned fur
fl :i New-York.
(JtMKNIANfl 8AID TO 8END POH POWDER.
Tlmea' wlll to-morrow publlah a dla
pa: :. frora ?' natantlnople aaylng M is ofBcially
HS inced In that clty thal an Armenlan, dla
gnbx I ai an Arab, haa been arreated at Orfah.
Kv r.ty-elght mllea aoul iweat ?:' Dlarbeklr. He
B a letter l ? the Armentan Blahop of
l . .... v . Bli of Al< pp v
txt ? ?
,,;.??? :'? ? ' ' "n
i em to realal ? ??
' 7.
4 rmy. The \ . i are
.,:,!, Add* thal the Turk'.sh Cnnatitu
. art> i. ; .,. ihal they do n ?l ha\e the
, . mt R8 Mldhat Pachai Voung I
uranl a ra
ernniont. ? ' ?*'<*? ,K-}..'\: ,n?\
? ? < . tai ? ?? - ? ? ?
i meth ??!:' nf goveri - nt.
1
tantlnoi - ?'' ?"
! rtni ' " <?aya
1
,hat the (3ran?1 Vlaler. Ha II
- ! H .1- ?
. .
t the Onv<
... ,- ? v ? t T\ ? party
Thlri ' 'i'ai''>'
v Minietry with
.m""
Bultan had
? " ? -
other
Pro . . there
?own
the <; ' fv^
? t .M ilema, rew
Pl !?? terabi rg, No\ 17.-1 ?? v.'i \ i ?
I i,.ik; > i".
thal wll n
' The
. .. power ui Eui pe. rh<
e Vrei
antinoplc foi
the Baatem
x v 17 Th.. L'nlted Btatea crulaer
fBC Mlled bence laat evenlng for
T rk- >
Waahlngton, Kov 17. The Turklah Legatlon
datethel
I . Subllme P
A PROTE8T BENT T<? BAUBBURT
?>?<> IIEETINQ iv TB >INJ ': IM; mas"
I \, RBfl "?' ARMKS
Tt v N T Sov 17.-A '
?aetingw'ai
to-._ - ir. Mmeila. The .
tags ' the T ? ,emn( L
fc- . ng mea.aK< v^ >- ' lhe ?^^""'^
?f S |?bury th ' '
v .... Annenlana ahame -
\' V.. in maf
a^;nt1y.Tand,.PPeai to i
U, on to .-to;- bloodi .
T> fnlted Bta< - Q ?
,n.. . . to nterfer.
OH eting w.r. H.- .
?
*? ' , . ii .11 \! <s , '
kn,
?f Tr Mo n < -s ?
BBI #
tno, ,; the BTATE DEPARTMEST TO
ACTION.
Or., r | aa lllch., Sor. 17 T
gt? ? Bdwln .? L'hl. Aaai
t?rv ? -,, a, U.. ?
tlona. n h of thli ? ' '
Th, | ? ?
ataf
. ?or.al an.
? Amerh-j Kh mob
...
mlai
hoaf .'AN F BRADLET.
Lata . .. ?, the ? M' Br*dkj "
? d Mr i bl:
C i erabei H ,
^ '?' ' ' Brad!< V
\
;wisfflL.Aili?ual f*cretary.
0lJNCINa THE ATROCITIM
kalamaaoo. Mteh.. Sor. 11 Two tho?
at
,. conatanl I
?Untli ;, and laW the ea ?
informed of in^r-uaab^ ou fcni
j m n Armenlan ariii
'''r ?' ?? ' world. , P|
That ??' ? "'' ' "
rnak.
, , ...,,....' ?'?!'
, lUt, 01 >? ,
....... n mi
toi.ii.iu.d ?u fr-oiid Paa*
H\ VE THEY BEEN B0UQH1 OFF
QOMEZ A.\t> I1ACEO BAID TO HAVE PALLr
BN THROUOH BPANISH ?;?>I-I?
THE MONEY REPORTED TO BE REAIH 1N HAVAXA
?POM1BLE BXPLANATION OF rAMPOffS IN
ACTIVITV LEADERH OF Fi 'if! BB RK
BELLIONB ALLEOBD TO HAVB
s?>U> THKMSI l.\ E8
Jackaonvllle, Fla., N'o\. n. .\ Bpedal to "Tha
L'nlon" fr :n Tampa, Pla., aaya t;i.-?t
I'lant'n ateamei OHv?tte arrlved from 11
t hls afternoon. Among the paaseng tb ?r*n
"Hi paisonag ?.- direcl from Cuba, arherc
thej learned thal Camp<x iiad inatructed hls men
nol I i ftre U] m l te lnrurg< nta i' ii i ould ba
I, on accoun* of a t
pendlng between Bpaln and the Cuban lead
li is told by a cloae frlend "f C impo
is undi nt.1 by the powera tliat be In Hav in >.
that the Inaurrectlon >*i!l come to nn Imme-ll
ate ?'!'!. i >i ; he reaaon thal both ' lom, the leadera, have t.n bouglil bj the
h Governmeht, and, while t>. prloe haa
ii>>i l" ? n d< liv r? d to the b< lleri the i
? lem is now In Ha ?> ana.
It la i matter ol history that In pr
revolutlona the leadi n of the Insurr
were bought, whlch gh ? l<
?tartling rei >rt whlch aeema to be authi
?
ALLEOED REJORMS FOR CUBA.
QOMEZ BAID TO BB WITHIN F1VE HOl'RB" MARCR
I Rl >M CAMPOS'8 HEADQt' IRTEH*.
? Id, N v 17 Tt li reported here that C
General Can ? nti ? ;
In Cuba.
patth from Havana aaya thal thi
? * ? intmandeiI I ? j 5
ina -;?.!.. i -' ? ?
from Marahal Campoa'a ht-adq in r? ?. ? ? al lm
portant akJrmlahi - an rrted ;?> hav< tak n |
THE TERROR OP OUANTANAMO.
OENERAL CANELLAA IIAKEB MANY INBL'ROENTB
!iv HIS OPPRBSSION BPANISH 30LDIER8
JOIM THE REBEL8.
Bantlago <Jp Cuba, Nov. t, via Key Weat, Fla.,
Nov. 17. Oanaral Canellaa, ehlef <>f the mllltary
n of Ouantanamo, ls at preaenl thi terror of
? ? latiict, aa he la arreatlng lnnocent p< >pl< and
caattng them Into Jall, nn<l othera lae committlng all
aorti of abuses. Of courae, thia i onduct la ln< reas
Ing ttn- ranka of th< Inaurgenta, aa every day .
numhera have u'"1m- to the : ?
of Canellaa, until now there ls acarcel)
Ouantanamo. All the promlneni men arreated a
t.-w dajj ago In Guantanai
Morro Caatle <>f thla elty ha.n -? ? to the
ty <<1 i 'euta, !') A I
i ?n aci ount of the arreal a f< ^^ das ? ago
:.,'.. i lowrj, managi of t
ngllab <'? ;.
? an < mploj n
? ,,', HrookM .^ ' '??.. to ro to (5 i
and lnt< rvlow (?< '
?
wan at bi
I ii >m t !,? (Sflii r? !?? .i: ' ?
.,
. . ! M : ? \v . ?
iMc to
.b i*xi mation in regard to th
that ; there
i m No^ ? mbi r K Kai tolom* Mlaaa, I I, ? ho
.
the hardwai Rrauet & Co.. wi aum
.;.?,.:.,! cni ? i?d, M ked und
t is said that drlnka
??* ' .
Rlghi >f the nlt
.. i ? I ? omlnoa w; nt i ? ei tp the ?
wlth arma and amm inltlon, Novemtx i ?. rni
.
them, ?aa kllled
p, ., ,a, |? raona !" '? '" "?>' '>""?? ' ??
. I party of
fantr) IVmetrlt C
near thla clty. Al! v. ".',,'''", \'v
i-. w anna On belns i
arma, Caatlllo aaid thal thi i I
from tln laat ? ? ?
rolonel Bui.va! - lanlah forc. a, la trj ing
to !...?:.?
nhlamaroh
.. leavlng tl
organlawi a >??<?'? *???, ' .
an as leader, to i lay n.hea and
!.;. imiis.
DELAT IN TRTINO AbLEOED PIMBl.'C
Sasaau N P-. Sov. 17 The twenty-one ?
Cuban ni b i? - are aUH hi
untable lelay In procurlng -
? v,-v Drovoklng to thi m, i
mASiK?. ThA
THE LAl^RADAS CAPTAIS ARRESTEP.
Oharleston. B C. Nov. 17. A nea
,v Laura la i i* thla i i
? cai ? n Hughei Wh, i - '
h,d v\ dated the neutralll} laa
wnaer ' mtaln Hui
- v I.. ' ?
nlKht
Btatea I '
_
nUSB FOR Ull VU PERCKS IAXDS.
n in EBT1MATED THAT A I NEA
ARE OA1 HE1 INO 1 OR
Bpokane Waah.. Sov
?
... -,i From at I
. -
thal when ? ?
The Nea P*? es Reaerval
i
. ,, ,. Dia n to-day, rompi
The, ^ " '
' . , i t . ? ment
ANOTBER IXCJ X1H \RY III.!.
A BIJOHT BI.AZE IN ? HAR1 I
PTAR1 EI? V
v illcjht flr? oei un
?
? U ?
^ yOKKEl - I ? ?" BI-ILPINa BI RXEU
? HIII ??: I
on. fHt II . ilns
_... .,. , . ..
?/w ,,1/ AT "/ I BKlOHl ' "1/ I
l- ,ton, Nov 17. A telc | r.nii n eeivi I al M trvai I
. obcervatorv anri of
Pwrtne, ol the Uck (J
I
II A II houn ^ mln t?
iti a.
('.il Nov. 17 \ bi . '.'
latlon Vlrgo , H li I
I Irk Obaet ' ,??...
,i inlnul "'' ?
'?.?'::"
' aevtnth maanltudc ??? ?
twlllghl
,.i . ,, tir*i ??>!n. eaay unl and
Kaaj whe
ilwaya ln ai> ?? .. ,
, w Q ji oo. Broadwajr, ooi Hth-at, auv. i
SRELETOXH al A III Gh RACE F0U9D.
. , v, ,; THAT TVAB t'BBI) *B \ roMB I'NEABTHBTJ
? KDERIK IN. INH
Andaraon. Ind Nov 17 Whlle "takinc earava
tlona la irkmen opened n myatenoua
n the weat hla cltj " ?? '
an.i v hen explon d, II waa U n I ?' M |r ?/?? "'"
tomb of twelvp aborlKh ? u The twcl ?
v.. i. ;? ? ppn. a-lth thelr ti.^
toward the wall Th< bonea li.ated a hiia< ra
The (In i araa mad< nenr the famoua Indlan n
?
QREA1 rOBEHl FIREi 1B CALIFOBBIA.
TRAN aa.ano u*reb bhrneb oveb ? BJOi
ir, \;. N IRROWI/ i ':' ? ' !' ,v;
Bant i Rosa, < 'al . N"\ 17. An Immei real 8ra
t wenty-l
theaat ol
Tl ?? i - - i talm i ??? ; : pe ty. fi ? ? ?
... . ? . . ! i '
Rai In dlamay turne i ?-? tholi
? ? . ? ? '? ?
j..t ii, In ??
? 'ii
N.ar Kmlsri 11 : dap fln - h ive ????? n r.-krlM^r ;
ht hout ? Barni - h iv
rrom ii. ? ? 11 *r< i - !? of I
ipert)
ha* bect .? :: ..?;..! un ! i I
HE COVLD SOTCLIMB THE OEEASED TBRE
LONO-gTANPINO rRlENDBHir BPOILEB Bt AN
riON BET -A PRACTICAL JOKE
LEADS TO A Bl'IT.
Th.' R : of b realdi nt of Pl
Ettaten Ulai ?' ?? I *moi rai r -f ;
In a ? .i .'?'?' ?
.-?..?
I ? ? | .. | pla; i : i >m i I \
H ,'. man, la an at l< nl
I - . Oodfrey ( u>-' na, i- i
v a f. :, ln< aa for and an
appri loke.
Wlnant'a houae fronta In the Araboy Road. In
h|g fronl yai I etanda an afr'-l apruea tree, ?rhl h
hai been a landmark for a long tlma. Bome yeara
? tr.-.> aaa atruck by llghtnlng, arhlcfc no
utrippi d II fo ig*. but kllled it. W li
nt it down, bul ehanged hli -
li,. u,,v : , ter pulllng off th<
gave the tree a coa i t red, arhlte an l blue palnt
ii, iklng a - ty-l ile of it. He
? ?, ai I every day < >'. I Olory flut
of ;, e tr. ?? 'iv. ;? tha hou* toi a
,,.. i;i,. ; :, 11l3 \\ ??? ? iratena h\ l a long
talk oi p tl Wu anl MUd be araa aure ol R<
publli ai ? ? ? ? B ate, and at 9 o'i k k the
,. i, . ;. |, ? ; ??.. . ,u -a broom whera
n .v- " Caratena I ? k II
Wlnat
.; al tklgp ? 11
n . a p on i t toj
.. ,,.... . ,., hla ti te mualln, i
? lloa harp ;
ry'rtap of the tl. i; W
i whieh I ??
they wei
" ??
I
;,. . ?:,..- ol ? :
H not a fool eould hi ko. Hla
?
. ?...??? I . ,
and av. on . bul I
woi :< he n ?n l a
?? lineman'a i
?
... thli
. . ?? . t'aratena wa
H ' '
x lolal f! a l nela
... hla frlend. He t
. and ma I
? ?
i to-morrow evenlng. Mean
. in th< air. Th? men ?
ii heard, but w Inanl ?
....I.. aa !>?? dM In < ? ? by.
- ?
A NEGRO LTSCBED IB MAB7LAXD.
TAKEN I RON THE IAIL IN FREDERICK BT A MOB
. A TREE
\ ,v. it Jan ? - ?'? - ?"?- i r "it"-k
of M imlli m
(j, ikIx ? ? ? After
.! ii ea, u:. i,
ne in thi
. broke h< r
-. ii.. v...- arreate I and
i8 ,,t. m m i iv. Mutteringa and tl i aU
?f ].,. ? eard irli r I evenlng aa the
llaa t" '??? generally knoam
in to congn gate on atreet cornera, many
0f ,.,,. ? fi ..??i the farra landa In the
try. Teama and aaddb hcraea arere hltehed In
i , . thelr owni >s held qulel
reai ???? ! the
,..,v ;1, || ,, ? ie a-om in ha i dle I from t1..
, . \ i.. ating Infll te I by the ne?i i, an I thla In
f irtati l the i.
? .. midnlahl a w mmlttee of half a
;,,,,, , m i !? man led the keya.
?? Zimm rman refuaed to glve them up. There
? ? ? ? aord waa |
raona, an I the a h ? e bo Ij ?
? . ? . lera reached thi toul
. ? i a ?
,, ... r. i it i> i one aaa hurt.
bt-ll i..r a?Matanca. b i i
? icavi araj
\ motni nl I '? i a J m n "talwarl
, ? i ci Whlle
? , . ii ,,. : begalna f'"- men y
loor wn nchi d froi i
? ragged oul
h m! ??: i "R pi' ;-' ed the
ed ai . I '":'
i ?
il .
?
-??>''?'?
?
it to
| ,,.M. M X, . Ikl I , ?
l! .'.
?
? .
I|
. ? . M
.... \ ... mi nl mor*
? a bul
ii plei ? l hla h< irl a l on Ie I
\ ., , r the n Ie a api ech, in
then
"?II |0
I ., Ick Co int) al >n<
KXPRl -v ?' OHBI ' ? ?J I ?'/ v? r.D.
I
na Ea
' . . tlme
|,.(] to N
|-.ii' ]? :i ? ta in i?mn!oj ?
: ? ? ? ? i :? ? the \ Bi
4 i.m ri i ath i< 11 i> t i mii i
i
y of Peter 1 tolan, ? ho l ? i
,,.i:.. No ? E Thlrtj
.' i i.n, a ho, iln ? he ai rlved n i'1 *
i.- ,. haa been In
... ? Kane i Wi ? -
~t dli 1 "H Bal ? i ?
i. M No ,"._? Ber ind-avi .
leath, and Imme
reaved mothei llr
m s i: m VXI M
Nov 17 Orei
???.:? i n \
I ?
k .in.; .'' i
: Merrl Irotl
?
?
The ?Jt iri't
i in i hi a i < ;>
i. \n 17 i H. Hherman a
? ? ' ,: ?
? ?
i la fallUTB W.l*
I lit
AGftEATER NEW-YORK BILL
CONBOLIDATION APPARENTLY TO BE
RU8HED THROITGH THE LEOI8LATURE.
' MAS THERI BEEN A DEAti BBTWEEB Pt.ATT AND
IHNKl.'v- thi: BEPERENDtTM CLAI.'SB?
VOTE*. IN THE RRKATB i.aht BPRINQ
[PaoatTHI itiMti. wt.'.i: i.k.-i-..n |.i:\tofti iktiuw'NF]
Albany, Nov, 17. Beveral of the Republlcan
Benatora.el ? i i taaemblymen-elecl who have
been here wlthln the last two or three dayahave
expreaaed thi lr aatonlal i I igreement
..f Thomaa C Platl an I Ja nec W. Hlnkley, tho
nan of the i >? moci itlc Btate C imn Ittee,
rtgardlng tho Qreater New-York charter. it ij
rare thal two i >1ltl al p? bel mglng 11
lifferenl polltlcal partlea bave 11i.- aame
real ivure of leg
1 >n ? mlghl tuapi et thal they ba 1 had
,i ehal on the aubject and that what i* aome
termed a "deal" h.-i l been perfected be
i\\"'i th m.
Mr. Platl predlcta tlm th" Republlcan Legla
| itui ? ? IIM ? III ? '? ? falli ! to
?!.":?: t Lei lature falled to paaa a blll
creatlng .i Qreater New York Cotnmlaalon to
for the n inl illtlea it l? pro
poaed ? oni lldal In the metropolitan dlatrlct,
along ? : New-York Harb ir and I
rlvei i. Mr. Platl th n goea on
to aay, velllng hla deflnlte ptana: "I am n>.t In a
m to hazard a gueaa aa t i Juat what thla
actlon wlll be, but that it wlll be .i great atrlde
f irward l have no d mbt.
MR HIKKLEY'S COOL A8SHRTI0N8.
Mr Hlnkley li fnnker. He aaya: "The char
irr thal .- to ' ?? aubmltted I ? the nexl Leglalat
ura la alrea ly bolng that II may
be read) n i ? opening of th.. next LegUlatlve
aeaalon, i that n>> tlme t.! be loal in lntrodu>
Inp it. it is my oplnlon that th^ charter wlll be
qulckl] ! taai 1."
Mr. Hlnkley'a declaratlon is hlghly Intereatlng
frorn we polnt of vlew. Wlth only fourteen
I Kmo mei era In the Benate,
and wlth only forty-elghl Aaaemblymen out of
one-hundred and llfty membera In the Aaaembly,
olly talki aboul paaalng a charter for
Qreater New-Yi rk! Mr. Hlnkley muat t-1 thlnk
Ing of maklng an alllance w'lth certalnyRepubll
cana on thli matter. Wh.it votea can he glve in
aM of auch an alllai ce, If one exlata? Certainly
n..t any one of the flve votea the Democratla
party haa from Long laland, for every one of
.iK.=o Benatora I- oppoaed t> i Qreater New
V rk charter unleaa the penple llvlng In the ter
rltory affected by the charter are permltted to
v.ito upon the queatlon ??( Ita ac pta ? or re
Jectli n. Mr. Hlnkley, therefore, haa n i \ tea
left al hla llapoaal but th?! nlne votea whlch wlll
ni hy th.> Tammany Hall Benatora from
New York Nol a Demooratl Senator waa
elected n rth >f the H irlem Rh i r.
MIOHT SfSPECT TREACHERY.
If Mr Hlnkley doea raat the nlne Tammany
Hall vol i In the Benati ' . Qreater New
Y >rk charter polltlclana wlll thlnk there la '
ground for the auaplclon thal tl
I llcan organlzatlon lr. New-Y rk Clty r-onti
by Edaard Lauterbach dl I nol l iyally a i
the Repu illcan candl latea at t late i
tted Tamnuti | Hall to wln; and that
Tammany Hall now paya for thla aM by caatlng
?- i -. in the Benate for the Qreater New-York
? |n wMefl Mr Laaterbaca haa ch.twn
? paaal mate Intereat.
Polltl lana auapect thal Mr. Platt lnt^ni* to
Qreater New-Tork blll the com
]?? pr n ialon ouating Theod ire R
iod all tl.ther membera of the preaent
B ard >f Pollce of New-York and aubatltutlng for
: . Board of Pollce t New-York an 1 the Brook
1- : ? ? ? ? i i laalon r "Metrop lltan Bo i I
? ia ? fli -t itep t iward the cona illdatlon
?' the :wo cltlea In 1898, Mr Platt'a alra In thla
to al rengl hei itrol of the
machlnery of the Republl an party in New-Y >rk
and in reaae a-hatever polltlcal atrength bi
In Bro iklyn.
THE REPERENDUM CLAUBE.
It la already apparent that the maln ati
h th- Leglalature over th- ?;r-..>t.-r New-York
||] nrlll be whether il ihall contaln a referendum
lauae, authorlzing the votera of New-Y rk,
? n. i, ng lalan I Cltj and the remalnder of
. terrltorj Included In the propoaed Oi
<l a Fork to \ ????? upon the queatl m of acceptlng
a rejectlng the prop >ai .1 Qreater New-Y. rk
? -r. Mr. Platl refuaed laal year to permlt a rel
erendum, ai I aa a ? maequence th blll waa
(jeaten Thla year he once more refuaea : i glve
... conaeni l i a referendum '"There la no rea
ui>n." he aald a fea daya ago, "whj an ther vote
. h iuld be taken on the queatl >n The pe >ple
have alreadj v t-i i i il and thal aho ild b ?
Bllffl .-l.-llt."
OHAXQED CONDITIOXS BINCE ELECTION.
Mr Platl ae m to conalder that an
.; ? haa ien pl ice alnee the Leglalature of
1895 w.i< in aeaalon, and thal Tammanj Hall \ui<
n , ?? i ? i power In New V rk, whlle Brooklyn
haa elevted a Republlcan Mayoi and ither Re
in clty ofll era. The Republl an Senat< ra
., i laaembl) men thei I Ikely to conalder
tl.- wla lom of aubmei ging the R II an votea
Tammany votea In
New V ii k. The Republl 'an taxpaj era l B
-.., jn \ :? w ? : the rel urn of Tammany Hall
I , the ? thi govern m nt if New ^ n k,
wlth all ita extravagant apliit, are llkelj i i pro
?. ? fure the Li ? igalnM the i- n- .ii la
: tlyi md Nea York
The Tan n inj Hall Senatora in the Leglalature
' : ?? r wo ild i.a\ ?? favored a < Sri ater
\. . york blll wlthout a referendum, aa Mr.
he i Ity, In thelr polnl
nt vlew, ol gettlng the ?. itea f the Brooklyn l ?? m
..... it- agalnat the New-York Pollce Reorganlza
.,..[! blll
LA8T TEAR'B YOTE IN' THE BENATE.
The maln conteal ara ? In the Benate. Many of
i. ? ? ?.? reluctant to vote
? i the blll wlthoul ?> referendum amendment.
The referendum waa rejected on May '??. 1895, bj
... ....
\.. - \ii. ii i . Hradley, <' mtor, i 'offey, < 'ollina,
'?i\. McMahon, o'Oonnel, (?'8ulllvan, owena, Par
ker, Iteynn . \\ olf, Wolferi l<
.\,i\ ^ ' 'hll '..??.;.!. Di t ! ion, li
Ivllburn, Umy, I. ' ' . i I1
ii I Rrfim . ): iert?o Bmi la :. Btaple
? m ''?
t . genate then ? ?me to a vote on thi blll and
? .| it by a vol i fo lowa:
.,. . .i . Coagenhall. Honaldaon, !liut-'ins.
i?'(*onnor, Pai ?ona, Pound,
Ralm II 'i
Sayi Ahearn. Bradh y, f'antor, t'ofTey, rolllna,
. ?? O'D mnel, O'H in, Owi ne,
.
II wlll be percelve I lhal I >eni icrata and the
klyn R? publli ai I uner.ln
agalnal the blll Thi) dld ao I aua ? II dld nol
lontain the referendum amendment. The two
Muffalo Republlca.i ^enatora neglected to vote
?I d|d nol * .t1." lald Senator P?*ra na, one of
i ..??in. "!.. m l .1 ? n : bell. ? t. : the Repub?
llcan Bi iklyn ah iuld be merged wlth Ihe
clt) "t New-York." Senator Lamy
BunTalo, mad a al nllai
ii.ni i ..ni oppoaed t" the amalgmmatlon of
Rronklyn and New-York, becauae I thlnk the
i Republlcan clty and ahould n?>t be
rompelled !?? I ae Ita idi ntlty bj belng i m
dated wlth the Democratlc clty of New-York."
SURRENDER OP BROOKLYN
.-'?ii.it.?? Hlgglna anothei Republlcan, aald: "i
r the Oreatei New York blll, but I dld ao
with greal reluctance, becauae i belle\'e it t>. be
? up Bro .klyn to the ti i
,? : m< rclea i| \--;\ \ ? r k. whli h haa nol ??! taed
act. wh it to conalel of \n
ifi-' II ''.???u preaident ..f the Qreatei New
Y ? < | trong. of N i V 11..
Mav i 8 hl< . ?.. >f Bi iokl) n; Maj ir Banf ird, of
L<.ii? laland Clty; ritatL- Engtntar Adama Attor
Iney-Oeneral Hancock rnd ilne "th'-r p?i*r>na to
be nomlnated by th- Oovernor. The act rald
| thal i ? ??? ?' Inted "la ben I v
auth 'iiz<-il and dlrected t 1 prepare for the fov
nt of the territorlei In eection I of thi* act
enumerated i h trti i and bu '. thi r t'ill < ai wlll
upon thelr pnacl to lawa provlde, among
| ,.:h.-r thlnga, for at ilning an equal and unlform
f taxat iii'l of valuatlon f< r ti;*- purpoae
,,r taxatlon throughout tbe a holeof th" territory
of the fai'l munlclpal ? rporatlon as a i <n
larged."
thi: object of the bosi.
Mr. P|at< f Surse thOUght that he COUld se
' rure tho naming of thi ti;n dtiz^n membera of
the Oreater N ??. Tork Commlaaton. That un?
doubtedly ls hla alm n iw. Wlth b Oreater New
v 11: Commlaal n named by bim he pi
th M tyor Btrong and
Mayor-elecl Wurater, of Brooklyn. It la arell to
rcr-all that Bcr.atoi Canl r. of Tammany Hall, on
Mny 16. 1895, ti:. day the i. ?? -'''it. tirned,
... i Benator !.? v ??? of havtng rhangi l the
.; iter Nea Tork Commlealon named irlglnally
In the blll and made l ilon a partl an
one "Tir* rha g< li ti blll." aald he, "waa
made '? I the deaire of the Platl machlne
to hold a cluh over the heada of afayora Btrong
atnl S thli
NINETEEN DEAD ALL TOLD.
FIFTEEN BODIEB RECOVERED FROM THE
CUYAHOOA RIVER.
UOTORMA* OF THE CAR TH.\T WENT THBKVCOH
CENTRAL VIADUCT DRAW IN CLEVELAND Alt
REHTEP THE f'AUSE OF THE DMAgTEB.
Cleveland, Nov. 17. ITp to 8 o'clock thla ev?n
Ing the bodlea of flfteen vlctlma of la*t nlght'a
cataatrophe had b? n recovored. Tliis aoeounta
for all but four of the paaaengcra known t..
have b? ii on the car at th.- tlme it made Ita
dreadful plunge from th- open Central Vladucl
draw Into the Cuyahoga Rlver. The vc-rin-.l llal
oi' the dead and mlaalng ls aa folloara:
DEAD
hH'.'.vn Mra tflnnle C, No 10 Thwmaa-et
DAVia MIm ? H her 'n .vi ketl Babael,
No. 107 Noyi
i ?-:.:. ii.iiTv '.'. ? N 51 M i' '?'?
HOFFMAN, Mra. a. a. thlrty yeara ?'.?!. Na I.BOB
?
HOFFMAN, Oertle, three yean Id. No. 1.50B Peerl-at
HOFFMA M : ? v ...-. :-. i ..?? :'. No. 1.80B Peerl-at.
HOFFMAN Bdward, conductor -n ill-fated ear, No. 121
:?: nl ! ?:! '.-.
HtrLETZ, Unila F. mail-carrter, thlrty-etgW >? -
M-i.. luN ?,..,-. I i el ill r'^v"r. So- " Tr"w'
I.mI'KHM-:. nr CLEMBN8, Curt, puMltat, No. *V> -T?n
?
MECKLENBrftO, Heary W., tall r, No. M Maxy-at
METTOflW, Marte, tarenty-one y*ara ->f a?r, doneetle.
N 10 I ?? :
PALHEK, Mr?. Martha, N M Oranl at
BARINBKI a - i la, '? . 207 Central-ave.
BAU KNHEIJIER, Hn .1 hn A., N . 76 Pl ' -
kflBBIN I
OAM.AOHER M? ton-et,
1 PAOE I
, v tNHEIMBR M "? No. 134 Mei ' ? '? ava
VOTH I. ?
Xi an earlj hour tHa mornlng Auguatua
Rodgera, the motorman In eharge of the car,
waa arreated at hla home and brought to the
Central Btatlon, where he waa queatloned by
tho Coroner and p< llce offlciala. He BUted that '
Conductor Hoffman gave hlm th.. aignal to fo
ahead. Aaked aa to how the conductor could
have given the "all rlght" Bignal In Ihe faei of
the fael that the red-llght Bignal, Bhowlng that
the draw waa open. waa bung on the cloaed ,
brldgf Kat?>?, Rodgaja CCPiUd that Hnfman
probably thought ti.. ; Joat ^'"^in^ ln- |
?t) ?' of openlng. Rodgera waa releaaed aft.r
glvlng bond for 15,.
A , ? ? uj 5,000 apectatora gathered at
the Bcene of the accldent thla mornlng when
the aearch for the mlaalng bodlea waa reaumed.
A dlver, Joaeph Eberhart, waa employed by
the Btreetcar company to BBaiat In the -?
,in,i aftei he had been at work two h.iur* on
the rlver bottom he gave the pull-up Bignal for
Ihe grappllng-hooka, and the body of the mail
carrler, Loula Huletz, waa broughl *..? the aur- |
ia Hulets'a brother had al.I on th* dock
all nlght, peerlng anxloualy through th<> dark
ii. ss. and Inquiiing agaln and agaln if hla
brother had been found. When th<> mutiUted
body ..f Loula %vas brought up the bruth.-r
became wlld wlth grlef
Aboul lv o'clock th- dlver came to the ?ur
face wlth a handful of woman'a halr. He aeld
that a body waa held down by the ttueks, an>i
ti:at In trying to pull it out he pulled the halr
out The bodj la thought I i be that of Mwa
Martha Sauernhelmer The frlenda and rela
tivpa of Mlaa Sauernhelmer walked up and
down the .i"<k. wrlnglng thelr handa aml cry
Ing tn< al ol the m rnlng. The unfortunate
ulrl'a fathei i.ame ao deBperate that tt be
came neceaaary to take hlm away. It wa
fPRred al one tlme thal he rontemplated Jump
Ing Into the rlver. it may take a da> or two
;., ralse the tru ka, bul untll they are 1-n-u.kflit
up nothtng can be do
About 10:3 i ?'? 1 ick a rlver man repoi ted I
pollei I odj if a llttle glrl a-aa I
p.?ur" Uridge al B uth Wati
Uiratlon developed the fact that the bod>
v. ,,s |odg\ the four
,n .; . i b idlea will be n -.m-i to-morrow.
Patrl k Looi ? \. the onl) paaai nger of the ill
car ? h waa tak< n fr> m the water alh
i- Ht 111 at the h tapltal In a ? Itii al r m
He haa n t regalned conaclouaneaa Blnce belng
?
Thp moat plaualble theory regarding thi
of the .lisaat.-r la the r >m ival ?;' the
breaker. whlch w ia repla >ed i > a dei
awltch aboul two weeka ago Formerly tl
rult waa broken acveral hundred feel from tl. ?
iwing ? of the vladuct whi never
draw waa open. A< i.Ing I - tl ?? ?? ??
whlch waa ponatantlj >??: I i derall i
? | t >r the ? ii to - ip Thi
r v-.,i i,i s,.; the "deraller" and aignal the
..,, !..i:n m ' go ahead. Thla pro ? lure waa en
laai nlght, an l the mlai raln had bo
I the glaaa ' thal the
m ,toi - , - unable to -? ? thi danger
llghts - - ' UB#>n th.ndu tor'a
Fignala Va the conductor wenl down to
wlth hla car, it wlll never be known whal
eaua I hlm i i fall t- .- ?? the llghta or k:. \\ thal
the b :?!. ? w i - ? ui n
The m itorman Bald "i Btopped al the de
ralling Bwltch, aa i alwaya >i.>. l aaw the con
dui i.?- go aii ad I watched hlm, atH h
me the Bignal to .'..:n.. on. I ?li.l aa dln
gave the motor "ti- notch as l aaw no red
ii?i,i - and naturally thought thal everythlng
waa il! i Ighl Aa l Btrui lv the gatea i heard
Home oue y.-ll. 'Jump!' I turned "tT the
aa iiiu h ? i oaalbli and Jumped. After the
, ar plung ?<! Into the rlver, l ran d >a n the
hrldgc t" the h?\y market, In order to Inform
the pollce, and then wenl to th docki
helped. I waa arreated al my home late lasi
and .li'l nol know the pollce were after
m- "
C R Brenner, the captaln of th.- brldge, a*aa
atanding al the guard gatea al the tlme the
car approached He sa\? he aaw the conductor
run ahead m the awltch and aignal the m
man to proceed. and thal the car waa K"inn
al b apeed of six mllea an hour when lt atruck
the gatea. He made a futlle attempt to hold
the k-at.-s aml would have I.n carrled down
had it nol i.n for a frlend who raa wlth hlm
and dragged hlm aatde. .ln^t aa the IikIi'-*
u. : I ,,ut h tl ?
ol i.ir and heard a kIH aoream. "Oh, mj
? ;...!"? He aaya the <-ar dld not turn much tn
falllng.
/.4st r/Jff i" riir ixrinc oooT.
Chlcago, N'..\ iT. Tha "Overland Flyer" left the
,?>, ,.. , and Northa satem Rallwa) depot al ti i> tn.
,, |aj on iti inltlal run on the reduced tlme aehed
.1... and, If ill t.? arell, thi ti iln a II arrlve al I
Prani'lai tl I ? p. m. on Wedneaday, belng twelva
raater than anj pn vloua - hed tle 'i he tr iln
>\ r the Chlcago and Northweatern and I'nlon
iv. ;n . ? lulpped ?> Ith a'l m idern im
pi ivf-mt-nti The i- I i Ing ...' thi rhtdula makea
i bualneaa man to ? ivi New-Vork
on Baturdai aftfi t!. ? i ?>?? of bu ? i , -li Ban
Franrleeo WtilnriJa) evenlna tranaa l bualnaaa al
.?-in Franel eo on Thuraday, leave Ihere in tl"
na ai.' reach New Vork earlj n ttt- forenoon
of the followlna M ?n<lai thei a II ihlna thi
l .': m Ne .v ^'.'? I. to Ban r- nd 11
turn in aboul alghl daya and bein^ ao.-cat froBn
. .-ii..sa axactly uiie w.-.-k.
r.AUTERBACH'8 DSUWAflOaf.
WIIAT HE PR0P08B8 TO DO.
PLATT WANTS TO ITira OUT TW: ELEO
TION DISTRICT ABBOCIATIONal
HI<;il HABDBO AND L'NOOBVrITUTIOHAL MBTWOBf
ADOPTBO HV THB MA< HINK IN THB BaWHMOfJ
OT THB fM'.rv ROLL8 IN THW WBJBTI?
PABT Of I'l.ATT's aCHBafB TO CON
Tl'.'.t. A BOUD DBUBOATK>S
rfl )M TKM RTATB TO THB
NATIONAL - I V IA
Tl'.N KEXT ^ I'.AI!
The ronsumlnif ambttlon of Th'.p-ins C, PkitPf
polltlcal txlatence is a Cablnel portfotlo He
w;.:.ts to be Becretary of the Treaaury in the
n.-xt Rapobllcan Admlnlatratlon. To reacn thla
goml it u abaolutely neceaaary that he ahouM
be a raore potent factor In the comlng Republl?
can National Conventlon than he baa been in
th.- paat An eaaentlal requlatte of auch potea>
tlallty la t.i havi .it bla command a aolld detega
tinn from New-York Btate. Thla la the founda
tl.?n of all hls deala, bargalna and c unbtna
ttona. Hp reallaea it thoroughly, and he la '
tin>f about to aecure th tl >n of o
delegatea who wlll h ? creatun ? ? f '????? wlll. Thal
is the partlcular objecl ..f bla actlvlty at prea
ent, as it waa durlng the lal Bverr
thintr ?'lse, even the Leglalature, la aeci ndary to
It; or t" apeak raore pi la ualng
everythlng elae to the accompllahmeni of that
purpoae.
It la hard - iry to *ay that the Repub?
llcan part) in thli Btal 11 I In favqr of
Mr Platt'a aaeum?d iea .- waa deno
onatratedat thelaal Bl I ntlon, whlch Mr.
Platt certalnly dld nol ?? ntrol aba lutely, ..r he
riever n i have c maenti i to the renomlnatloa
of two of hla tvoa d ? i or permltted tne
delegatea t-. run away after Warner Miller'a <x
dae plank He ilmply bowi ! to thi wlahi i l tae
majorlty. Had he done otherwlae he would iare
im| leti ly he may < on
trol the In o . li g Legial. tur'- remalna to b een,
t>vit it cann I be d ;:i .1 ind hen In llea his h >pe
that no law-R|aklng booj ?? In Albany
whlch contained a larger elemenl ? ndent
Republl ana than the <.n- Juat electi i The I < t
nate, but evei \ i lear-hi ? I ?! |. 'itl lan
ki iwa thal the Boaa mual do aome vtg 1
impalgnlng ho *\'.-n ? I teatlng
. - ure for h);i - I I I d >!??
gatlon t1' the National Con\ u n. And thi- la
haracter l tl campalgn be h is anterai
H-. propoaaa l i cr t.-h opp iltl ?n from ono
' the Btate to l ? and ba haa
... g m hla ?.. r N< a 1 irk C >untya
the Ita I ' of hii a,
UilAT HI8 1'I.AN 18,
The plan by whlch he propoeea to domlnata
New-York County la unlque There la nothtngj
Uke it in the hlatory of local polltl a II aur
paaaea all prevloua ttti rta In reckleaa deftai f
law. order, decency and ?-?Tir-li->^ aenttment Th^re
la n>. precedent, nol hvpii In the anna'.s of Tam?
many Hall, t<> <''im|>are wlth it.
The Republlcan organlsatlon in New-Yortl
C lunty conalata theorotically, of t,392 electloo
dlatrtet aaaodatlona They are the unit? of or?
ganlgfiMlMI and the H.ur.-t? gf alL polixie.*! po*er.
if fr.-o and Independenl they wotsld refle i
wlll >if th? people wlth abaolute lldellty. That lg
the th" iry upon whlch the Commlttee of Thirty
proceeded when it aboliatied th.- old forra 4 A -
aembly dlatrlct organlxatlon and i
theae nnall organixatlona "f aotera r ? caa
be no <|ii.-.-ti ii that if boneatly e nducted they
arould be the baala ?>' an Ideal ayatem of partj or?
ganlxatlon. Bul the acheme is n l honeatt) ar
rted out; it never baa t>.-en, and if Mr. Platt baa
hls way th"se uttle organixatlona i - a ba a
matfr of hlatory. He pr *> aea to wlpa than out
entlrely and go ba k to the worat f.?r:n of the old
Aaaembly dlatrl 1 plan, and he baa aet about do
Imk ao wltn a <1^k' **?* Of high-hande.lne*a that ,.p
pala the raoal reckleaa aad uaecruputoua p *li
ti lans of thla i Ity.
THB U8B uF LAUTBRBACH.
Through hla atool-pigcon, Bdward Laut
he has. un.hr tt;.- rulw" .>f B r"-"iir<;lm<-m, set
about to nulllfy all the work ?>f the Commlttaa
of Thirty, and t.. plaoe the Republlcan party of
thla county In the banda ?.f Ita moat dlareputabla
elementa To underatand fully tii" acheme, it u
only neceaaary to conalder a brief atatement of
the facta In the caae.
At 'ii" laat meetlng of the Republlcan County
i rea ilutlon waa adopted
the Commlt'ee on Oi ganliation to i ki - b
aa were deemed neceaaary to provlde l r
an addltlonal enrolment <>f Repul ??
to the i i Imai l< -. a hl h wlll be hel I i i ? i ? ? r
10 Thla i unded well to the unlrd ttd; 11 really
; iked a- If the Platl gang, f
. apathy and la k | J
i f thi othi r eld ?? golng
:, aci In the intereata of the party. No au u
thought, of c urae, waa behlnd the reaolutloa.
i aii |y a loak to com al the u y
L'nder thla reaolutlon, the j.>r. :-?? ? rnl
? whlch la known i nly to th itodla l
immlttee'a archlvea, th.- Organlxatlon C n
whlch la owned bj i tt, a I to v rk
u;th a vengeance. The membera : tt ?'? 1
iny more H >publl ana c ul I 1
;. the llata aorae gulllotlne work waa L
And ao they appointed thlrty-flve aub-cona
-.. commlttaa for ea h iaaembly Iha
trtel to handle the ax-. Bach oi thi auh
committeea conalated of thr. - \< a
rule one man ?an a Republlcan ita >
|ng, like Mr. Campbell In t: Xv ? tO
glve tone and reapectabUlty, i an il .wy
? ? the other two were polltlclam after
Platt'a own heart, men like C n ? " Van i' ? t *.
- l. Van Allen, "Denn: " Sh a, "Ch
Murray, "Pred" Qlbba, Qi rge Hl I i
Relaenweber, "Abe" Qruber and thal brlghl and
ahlnlng llght of the Alban) Capltol halla, imaaa
Thornton.
THE BAMI I >LD G \N'i
In other w irda Platl dlrected the old gang 'o
undo c mpletely thi w irk whlch, t 'i\>
?clvea, the) had been forced I perform or tha)
Commlttee ol Thlrt) T - thi wa) the) t
about dolng It: Bach Aeaembl) Mel - l Com?
mlttee appointed by Lauterbach waa autb li 1
t.i revise the enr Imi nl In ever)
tlon dlatrlcta In each Aaaembl) .h-t;1 l b) 5trik
\vk fmm the ro'.l the name of any member who
had reraoved tr> m i ?? dlatrld " bad dled r h?l
aaed t.. be a Republlcan." No rule waa lail
down thut ihould determlne thi.< tn imeatoua
queatlon of whethcr a man waa i R i ai r
not. That waa kfl to the arbltrary Judgraenl <>f
theae patrtota and If, for exampka, Amaaa
Thornton or "Cakr" Mau, wko conatltute the
majorlty of the Republlcan party In the xxvth
Dlatrlct, dectde that auch membera of ttie party
11 Cora Hii- N Bllaa or Colonel Crugi r or Ih !^e
Horace Roaaell bave "eeaeed t > be Repubttcana,"
thal !?? all there Is ,il>.'iit It. Mr H.ims cannot v,.t?
al the prlmartee, nor 'a.i be <i.. anythtng other
than proteat t.> the Commltu. Appeala whlch
haa never yet been known t.> repudlate any <>f the
"Bne work" of the B lya
Bul the powar >>f theae committeea doea n.>t
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