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ANTI-IIANXA MEN CONTROL.
Contltniod from Klrat 1'iiiir.
tothMr. and Mrs. Orlfllth, and nwceajdtd to the
Nell Houai ?ft< r tham.
' wi .:? :? d OUl of tbe Ncll Houae
the rlval workcra B?l Into ? Aghl as to who j
.hould eacori Mra. Orlfnth The antUHanna ;
?mb Buoceeded In gettlng Mrs. Uriffltb to return
to the Oreat s uthern Hotel, whara ahe had the i
li?t 'ntervi'W Wlth Mr. Kurtt Jual hefore the I
jroVeealon formed to atarl for the State Houae
for the openlng aeaalon.
The wivea ?nd relatlvea and othey frlenda <?f
,?v membera who were In the doubtful llal
httve had experlencee In the U-t few daya nnd
Sghta ^ ,:':,!!ti'- i
thoaeol Mra. Orlfflth.
?The Hanna men havi thla afternoon rarrled
the war Into the eountlcs i i the nlne Republlcan :
membera who votcd wlth the Democmta and
K\\\ be rharteri d lo brlng thelr conetltu
the Btnte capltal to ma ti "Rome rn wl."
the Hanna fTTanagen. exprerced it.
,?., a? the i -i laturo waa reconvenlng at
., ..,, '. . . unced thal Charli t*
k'.,'z who had headed the oppoaltlon to Haana,
mr wnn li Ihe flght. would be th- ? ppo
n.lldai ?" ? -?? '? md thal Oovernor
M .. ? m.-ki ib n had eon* i ti 1
. "in.
k gTATI MENT Bt IIANNAH BUPPORTERB.
\-- ?? a : ng conferenca of Ihe Hanna managx ra
I owing Btatemi nl was glven oul
from i ":,";,
.i f thi lo wganlae
... Ifllatun ? ia a atirpr*e
. ..;.-.- .;?;. rtere of B,
nny bearlng
?????????1 ? ? ? ;r,'"r
...... arj way to vote
.i '- ''T...
.. in, < .. .- .:^.i!.. ' la 01
. . a. -. 8. that thi
. ..... u.,i< f >r ib. r . on ?
? -T ?lll . ? ' '-.
, | thal the
-.-.,?? - ? ' ?'' f
.. lrP.u of grlev
..,,.. ? ? - ? aea a i.l
? ? ?-- nb Ing I
. ?. i
Tn
,;,|;h
Noven ' '
I
eratloi
? irahlP ?he Inati
Btat, i ? ntlon
" 'PPOfi o
... ,. | ... dly and
t he will recetve
....... ealled
... I feature of the
,...,?,? .o-"d
: .
,?, wi
ri ln th. nlted
' . ? ?? lftn*???2
? ? part
., . . . the Re
? ? ?
bj, that actlon wo ild
. ? th? Demoeracy
rtlvei the conti ? I
ne-half. If nol
? ' ? m McKlnli
PROTBBTI TO OOVERNOR BI'SHNELI*
joaeph O. Oaat, of Waahlngton C un Houae, a
llepublli 'ti edltor, lo-daj tendeied to Governor
Hu?hnell hla realgnatl n aa leputj oll Inapector
ua account of th. Qovernor'a attltude <>n th"
The i of Judge
Saah, Colonel Moore and Mr. Oeat were all
,???;?; acoepted
A dtl.gatlon of three hundted nnd fifty Hepuh
na rrtved at 11 p. m., from Burlngfleld, the
.? n r Buahi ell, to proteat agalnat
tloi ol the i lovernor In tbe Benatorlal
? ? ? Thi Bprlngfleld Republlcana were mel
;i. the Btatl n b) a delegatton of Hanna men
wlth blg red Hanna badgea for all. The trana
parenclea they b re were verj aevere. and the
atreet puradi was -nitT-. demoratratlve
The followlng telegrama were among thoae re
lay by Oovei I hnell:
war . ? Jan a?Trumbull County and
not atand your tri kery to
? Repub"CaorfoKOE PBEDMOBE. Chalrman.
jogEPH SMITH, Becretary.
,;?? ) ,;;- fAfFFIEl D, MI'NOO BROWNLEE,
;RT, Bxe itlt Comm.i.
Toui gatown. Ohlo. Jan fc All your ?
I regret very much that you
i n alh inee w . h Pfm
... ,rp ,-e of defeatlng tl ? ' ?;-;;>
, , ? . ia only hoi i i whi n .....
??''?'".''?
.. , ...,.? romes wlth the'betmyal
rty and frlenda. We ? *l ect youi to
ucua-nomlnee and nol ruin
J . M A. NORRIS, < halrroan.
I ? | u nt th. manlmoi
.. RepuWl ana of !?" ' '
Mark ? torecelv. thi vot? o ? ?;;>
? tl U -.?>? in eb ???! ip
bltter
. Kepul lloana heri ahou d ai one ut
? the Btate
. fall to glve hlm thi li
' ;,"r' , , r> >.
I > A \ II* J, NYE. Judge c.nimon Pleaa Court.
JOHNSON, Edltor of "Reporter,"
\V. J' BEDORTHA,
CHARLKB. A METCALK,
UUINCY A. (HL.MORE,
U II LEAVI8. C.tv Audltor.
A H WEBBER, ex-Proaecutor,
II W. INHERBi 'I.I.,
( <;. WA8HBHRN, County cierk.
V. ii. Ut.VNTON, ex-Mayor,
B DAY.
i/d'.T. Bherlff,
GEOROE H CHAMBERIjAIK,
1 \ tsRAMAN, Edltor Of "The Re
puti:
A n aJalTH,
4 J 0. CONWAY,
P I. Pl'LLER,
W, E. W1LLIAMB
J. >HN LEEi H.
? ? M T T. I. a
W BOLDMEYZR
JUDOE I'AV N?>r T<) BB A CANDIDATE.
HI MAKH AN aBBOUm DEM1AI* AVI) BATB III!
IS I-'dt HANNA TMK rfBWl \T TllF.
VHfTI BOV8A
''. ? ? n 8. -Aaalatanl Becretary Day r?
? mornlng from i
. ? ? , ? ii poBl at ? rie I >ep trtmi '
Btai . tei ^ I to the i ? I
? | ,. ..?-?.- | to
tute hla nam< foi that of Benator Ha um
J |g, Daj eri pi >mp j
i . ii . m iner
c-j | | . i, d H. aald Ther.
e, ln th. .??:>.? :.:.
,t M.- lunnd wlll be li ?? i aa he
I h> " riTaa laat BtAtemi n'. u n made after
??? i
. - ki r of th? Clilo li" :? ?? of Repn -
from ''? imbua waj. taken to the wrhlte
, .|at. : Pn and waa
H of i
. . : ?; immedlati
.... ? irerj I uay re
: Re iresi n
-? i the u- ? - ......
... ?? ? .? ?>.,. rnotnl-..
? ? ? \tt laey with Bome I
\1 lt. ? -
? ?
OARPIRLD nn! OOINQ TO COLUMBUB
ii.m'. Jan f"h to "Tho Commer
elal Ttlbune" fr m Dayi r" ? Qartli Id
Ri pul .' ? ? 'Brtgl ' : i ? ?
? ? ?, attend the Inauguratlon of Oovei r
next M ?? ? ij
?
0OLONEL T W. MOORE REBIOR1
Clnefanati Jan I. n dlBpateh from Marletta aaya:
"Colonal t. w Moore, one the ti eteea of ih.
gtat. !i ? Ita 1 for the Inaai < nl Athena, by
? '/.f '. ????? oi B lahni I, I ???? for war !? d
. l y mall ai i "i ? *'" ' h'~
.- "
e
R'HJL N"T ATTEXD THB INAUOURATION
,i || | tccordlna io ? dli patch fo m
; ... ..??:?. itlon to Ihe Buehm II
ina'iK'.i llon ? refui l to go to l ? eeremonlea
on ;,? iouni <>f tm ?? 'a attltude ln the Bena?
torlai fife-hi Thi- lacludea the unlformed bodlea and
Preeldenl Archlbald f the Bl.lne Club, of C1
thai - )ii.,it:e Cluh wlll itb nd thi in
n * ,.,, ? ,,11,-r w'.h' .. i,rr clniw do
Rose of Arden,
Has the fragrancc
of frcshly
Cut Roscs.
Lundborg's.
IN THE LEOISLATURE.
HOW THE T\vo H0U8E8 WERE OR
OANIEED.
MABOM EUCCTXD BPEAKER BI FIFTT SIX VOTEB
AOA1BBT Fll'rv-TMKf.i: POB BOXWBUj A
DEMOCRAT MADE FRE81DEWT PBO
TEM OB THB BENATE THB OOV " "
ERNOR'B kfEMAOl l'.KAP.
Colnml.ua, Olilo, Jan. 3.-Tho Ohlo Legtelature cOO
rened al M o m. to-day. Owlng lo the Benatorial
i, unuaual Intereat wa* taken in tbe organl*
Mtton of both h uaea The caaeuaea ',:?-< Baturday
nlghl were not on the uaual llnea between the Re
puhllcana and th.- Democrata becauae aome of the
? -an membera had formed a fualon witti tbe
, ? ? ratle membera for the defeat of Benatoi
Hanna. . , .
tv Benate atanda elghteen Democrate and etgn
teen Republleana tbe latter Includlng Benator
Volght w'io waa elected on a Fualon tlchel from
Clndnnatl and who dld nol attend etther caucua
v- the Benate Republl an caucua on Baturday nlght
Benator Burke, Republlcan. of Cleveland, who la an
ntl-Hanna man. waa not only aha-nt. but he waa
. . rarfle tlme nomlnated by the D?mocratle oau
prM leni pro tem. of the Benate, The Re
in caucua nomlnated Benator J- Parb Alea
ander ror prealdent pro tem.
The abaence of Benator Burke to-day. therefore,
maant nol only hla electlon, bui ihe electlon of
Dem i iti ol - offl ea In th, Benate Wlth , irty
, jrawn In tha Ber.ate, Ueutenant-Governor A.
vV Jonea R'PU 'Hcan. wonid have nad the tle vote
to'oaal and he haa been conaldered aa oppoaed to
Tbe Houee atands Bl?ty-tWO Republlcaiu and rorty
s^vt.M p, ??? . tba rormer Includlng four Fualon
lata from Clndnnatl. Al tha Republlcan Houae cau?
cua Bat irday nbjhi tbere were only flfty-two piea
. pjedged to Aleaandei Boawell for Bpeaker.
.,. ?.nteea, Grlfflth, of ? linton, waa the
mly one offerlni ei He aaa alch. The
,,?..,.,- ninc Republlcan membera wrre abaen! be
.. .,.,,, ,,r,. oppoMd ??? Hanna and regarded
? twel ns -he Hanna candldata Tbeae nlne Re?
publl nn membera met wlth the Democratl mem
i Indoraed Harry C. Maaon, ol Cleveland, an
,!.:,.i Republlcan, for Bpeaker Wlth iheea
Republlcan memiera nnd tbe foity-eeven Demo
cratlc membera Maaon had flfty-alx VOte* or more
?v to elect bul aome of the Democratlc
era refuaed to be pledged to Republlcan ran
ei for Senator. Bpeaker <>r other ofiieea In the
iture.
Oa ng to tha Senatorehlp being at etake. thera
wai at ? w tally large attendance aboul thi Bl ti
Houae al an earty hour. It requlred nn bour to ex
? . redi ntlali and aweai ln tbe 101 mem?
bera of . Houae, bul the thlrty-elx Benatora aoon
I, All w*n preaent In the Benate Chamber
exeepi Benator Burke Th" vote on organlaatlon
11S to H la favor of tbe Democrata ?"ho elect?
ed all the offlcera 0. D. CaaeelL Democrat. waa
elected ? hlef clerh, orer A C. Calne, Republlcan,
? ?,. latter havlng espected re-electlon through
Burke'i preeence, deaplte Burke'a refuaal to aupport
Hani i. Thaddeua E. Cromley, Democrat w-as elect?
ed prealdent pro tem. lt la underatood that h?* wlll
glre way to Benator Burke aa aoon aa the latter l*
hoaen In accordance wlth the aotion of the antl
i tucua Tbe Democratlc organuation of the
Benate waa made oomplete ln a q-ile: way.
WILD BCBNE8 IN THE HOUBE.
A detaebment of pollcemen waa neded to hoid
back the erowd tbai fllled tbe hall of the Houae
and preeaed about Ita entrancea ln the hall the
wlldeet acenea were wltneaaed In the tirst
hour of the aeeeton. All of the Ml mem?
bera were ln their aeafs. After the name of B0X?
well had t^en preeented aa the regular Republlcan
candldate for Bpeaker, tbe name of Maaon waa
preaented by Jonea (Rep.) and aeconded by two
other Republleana The Democrata dnl not par
tlclpate In ttie apeaklng. As tim ballot prooeedad
tberv were loud cheera when tbe doubtful m>-m
bors reapondeJ to thelr namea and when the roll
call approai bei th" eloae and Maaon aecured
neceaaary majurlt) thera wiua a di-monatrnt;on
thal delayed the ofllclal announcemenl <>f tbe rota
Tha ballot reaulted: Maaon, M; Boxwell, M the
:, ? predlcted alnce Baturday nlghl by tha com
opi oaitlon ro Bei ator Hanna
There waa much oxcltemenl over the elertion of
a Bpeaker pro tem. Bpeaker Maaon had been all
along openly oppoeed to the re-electlon of Benator
nna, wbiio John P. Grlfflth, of Unlon county,
had been clalmed by both atdea, The Hanna m.-n
aay they counted on hlm tlll he waa nomlnated on
Baturdaj nlghl by the comMne for Bpeaker pro
tem. When Repreaentative Grlfflth caal hla rota In
a elear volce for Maaon for Bpeaker thera waa a
wlld acene, ond tbe excttemeni oontlnued tlll Orlf?
flth waa elected Bpeaker pro tem. by tbe aama vote
..a i bat for Bpeaker
The regular Republlcan candldate for chlef clerk
of th^ Houae waa John R. Malloy, Becretary of 'he
Republlcan Btate Commlttee. Malloy haa held thal
offlce for thr." terma, and waa very rompetent
M . vol ?? i i- been heard at Natlonal Conventlona
and be waa a favor:.-, but he waa defeated by
Charlea n Gerrlah, a Republlcan who has been Mr.
Kurta'i ,!"-. Ileutenani In hla oppoaltion to Bena?
tor Hanna The combine ilate wenl through for
all the nn- ,>r placea by the aiinv- vote of M to M,
After the electlon of Gerrlah the procedlnga were
very qui?-t, many retlring from the crowded lobt-iea
and gallerli r<
INACGURATTON of THE OOVBRNOR
One of the flral thtnga uaually conaldered on the
? ? bllng of the General Aaeemhly la tho ap
troi - ? f v Joinl Commlttee on Arrangementa
for the Inauguratkm of the Governor. Whet ? I
Jolrrt reaolutlon ^ame up to-day ln the Benate, the
Republlcan Benatora, as a rule, decllned to rote on
accounl of thelr oppoaltion to Oovernor Buahnell.
i t reaolutlon waa adopted by tha Democrata, aa
ateted by Bhcpard and Welghtman, Republ
and Volght Fualonbit Tl,e ac-tlon cauaed qulte a
stir about the Btate Houaa Benator Bhepard haa
been eoneldered frli ndly to tboee eonnected wlth
the oppoaltion to Benator Hanna althouKh ha ? I
by the caucua nomlnatlona of hla party In tha
organlaatlon and wlll vote for Hanna for Benator
At !"? m Benate took a r* eea untll I K) p. m.
wlthout nt:; oi.ing to tha Oovernor that it waa
ready for h i meaaage, but thla waa owlng to the
H ngaged In eompletlng Ita organlaa?
tlon, whlch proceeded wlth ,-,-?. tedloua rollcalla
that alwaya reaulted in the n ouneement of
M to :.:; In favor of the lombtne candldatea, from
? ? tant clerka and even portera, wlth
the alngle exeeptlon of ' "oloni . Frederlck Blenkm r,
who waa Indoraed by both cauruaea for tblrd aa
alatanl aergeant-al arm . a place ln whlch he
aerved contlnuoualy for thlrty-aeven yeara,
r llnea were never drawn on hlm, and to-day
nal llne* were not draa n
At 1:40 the Houae took a receaa tlll 2:10 p m.
After heing In aeaalon half an bour In tho after
the I ? ?? took a r* ? ni, 4 y m The
Houae remalned In aeaalon durlng the afti rn > >n on
. r,. aa. In the Houi e the Benate Jolnt
reaolutlon for a commlttee to arrange for the ln
? ],,, of Governor Buahnell next Mondny
. ., : nd waa adopted by 104 ayea und no noea,
i:, xwell an II i thei Reoublli oni nol voting.
, uie h ni ?? to .k n recei - tlll 4 p m., when
.. | announeed the Oovemor'a meaaage would
.,,,. i,,i 'i!,.. receaa waa devoted to confer
.the dlatrlbutlon of placea on the coro
? ,i other patronago In tbe Intereal of ihe
,.. ) cai dldafi i
RE W'Y FOR THE ME88AOE
v ., , ??,, Benate n aaembli I al 4 o'clock, Bei i
r r Qarfleld waa tbe only Republlcan In bl
I , . u , .... io repori Ibat hla colleaguei were
. eonferem ? The lolnl reaoluMon foi a i .mmlttee
to wali on Q rrern'or Bnshnell and Inform hlm that
the Genera Aeaemblj araa irganlae<] foi buelneae
., - ? ihe Houae. Ind m ta adopted bi
.... ihe el thteen 1>. mo -rata. all
vot k tot it After tho retum of ihe commlttee
fr?m thi Go'ernol e, th. meraage waa reod
and referred lo the Bpproprlit.mmltteea rtie
aami a lb n v\ taken ln the Houae,
Tl ,. Houae r. aaaembli d at l o .-lo -k, ind Jual ,
..|OUI t, th, i- idl g of Oovernoi Buahnell'a mi ?
. .... .. ia ai d reaoJutloni wen offered ta
of them belng almed al Benab r Hi nna Both of
, , ,,., .,,-. were Introdueed bj Repubile
',,|- ? he re, oJ'liMO'. li ?, ,o ,n. ,?...?.??-?? -
and for ita independence aa ?oon ?? practt
Thla reaolutlon waa referred to aa In oontradlrtlon t
to Senator Hanna'a racord In the R.nate. !
At r.:.tii l.oth ho.1t..* a.ilonrn".! tlll 10 a m. to-mor- i
row I
In the Serate the romhine eootrolled everythtng
on ai '?........ bui ao test rotefl wefa taken ln the
Houae afti r the or^aniaaiion waa oompleted.
The ft-iina; '.hal haa been engendered durtni l
preiiminary confereneefl w..s ahown In ill the roll
ealla, and it la evldenl that Benator Burke wlll nol
be i.ived wliu mucli cordinlltv on hla alde of the
Houea if be 'ppeara ln hla aeal fo-morrow.
BUSHMBXL PAVORI A PRIMARY LAW,
Governot II ishnell In hls n i - tge 10 the Legte.
latura thufl ref.rred to the neceaalty for a prtmary
electlcr laW for the Btate
??Th- electlon lawa of our Btata ar.- deatgned ;.?
he broad enough la afford t mple protectlon for the
purlty of ihe ballot, but lt musl be admltti i that
reform i" needed ln our ayatem of eondu 'tlng prl
mary electlona To make the condltlona more - itla
faetor) in r.latlon to the rxercle. ..f the ele Uve
franchlee, lt aeema t>. me neceaaarj that there
Bhall be auch extenalon of ihe lawa aa wlll place the
prlmartea undei l ? control of th. Boarda of Elee
tlon, "it> and county. A method whlch wii. pi ?
. Li.- thal the prtmarlea ..f each partj ahall be ? d
under ,.iuitr>: ,,r Boarda of Electlon, a) thi aame
tlme and under Ihe aami rulea permtttlng only
regiatered a -d quallfled rotera to caal Iheli ba
for delegate< 'o convi ntlona, or candldatea ' ir nom
Inatl >n. and attachlng proper penaltlea f..r rlolatl "-.
..f the lawa, wlll effect reforma whlch ahould long
.\. been Inatli .;?? I In behalf ot !!.?? eovcrelgn
rtghi .t ihe people, Buch .. departure from o .r
preaenl ayatem wlll be ln harmony with ad\ n ? l
Ideaa conce ning electlon proceaaea and wlll !?? ,,;?
proved bj all good rlilaena l reopeetfully urge the
- i>.)....| f...- ronelderatlon, and hope 'o !????? r l -, * - <;???.
erai Aaaemblj take the Inltlatlve in thla matter."
QOVERNOR BUBHNELL TALK&
RJJ TE1A4 A OOnRCBPONDCNT ?'iiv RB BBJItfOBJ
TO TAKB I'Al'.T IN' Tlli: PRE8EKT PIORT.
Clnclnnatl, Jan. t -"The Bnoulrer," in n -, lal
dlapatch from Columbua. prlnts a taik by Oov
ernor Buahnell wlth one of Ita ^-.irr eorre*pond
snta, of whl.-h the followtng HI a part:
"There .iro aome thiiiK* ln thi<< altuatlon," aald
the Oovernor, "whlch are poaltlvely ludlcroua i
am !,.?. used ..f Inconalatency becaua. I won'l aup
port Hanna. NOW, here are Satn llalley. \<r.
T'r.ney and wveral orher patrtotlc Clnclnnatlana,
Who foughl Co* laal fall, under Cox'a ord? r?.
iighting for n blgger boaa than the one whom
: they helped t> defeat In Clnclnnatl and whoae
I mandatea they are now earrylng out. Why are
: they d'lru it" BeoauBe the AdmlnlBtratlon,
throuph Mark Hanna, haa promhted that Mr. <'.?>
ahall dlatrlbute the Pederal patronage ln Cl
. clnnatl. In return Coa i? to dellrer t.. Hanna tha
vutea of certaln Clnelnatl Pnalonlata
"After the laal campalgn I almply dedded that
? il\ refuei lo atand up and I.ounted am ?i g
the adherenta of a man who would have ancri
Dtcd me laal fall to he'.p hlmaelf. Hanna profeaaed
i to be abie to run thlngx ali gle-handed and to
? ? ? hhneelf. Tha' waa hla only Intentlon In the
' fight laal fall. He heCnn ;t bIom; I?t blm f'.ii!"!i ,t
: alone. if tha Admlnlatratlon ean aave hlm, lel
I lt do fo. Hanna never ev-n contUlted me When he
mnde hls deal wttii Coa al ClnclnnatL :-'? I r
dld i'ox After i'ox had declared in an mtervlew
tl al Hanna ought to he appolnted, he wroti m
calllng my attentlon to the mtervlew Two weeka
before I had given my promtaa to gppalnl Hanna
C ix had notbltlg to do wlth lt. I M>n1 Hanna '.
the Benate by appolntmeni He undertook, alded
hy i'ox. to ae.'ure htn electlon to au sceed hlmaelf
I waa not COOBUlted iri that flght, tn.r waa I con
Bulted In any matt.-r of campalgn polley, though
I was thM. maklng tbe race for i.-a.i of thi
tlck-t.
"U'hy BhOUld I take any part now Ir. BenatOI
Hanna'a Bght? Wh'y ahould I do anythlng more
? ii Benator Hanna'a rolleagua, Benator Poraker,
or, -he BtumpI He advocated the electlon of
Hanna Bo dld I. We were then Bghtlnf ?> eom
mrm enemy. He is not dolng anythlng now
Nelther am i v> have no intereat Involved Bul
wh'.i- l am called a Benedlcl Arnold and ., Judaa,
dld you notlee that n.. ..ne attacka Porakei 1
wlah aome one would. Hnt no one wlll They
are afrald of Pornker."
UPBRAIDING THE BOLTER8.
THK TIPPECANOB ii.' h. OF ' i.kvki.ani i, ki"M"N
BTRATEfl WITH Hl'HKK. MABOa AND BltAKLBTT
Cleveland, Jan. I. The prealdenl and aeeretary
of the Tlppaeanoe Club, the blg Republlcan organl
zation of this dty, te-day aenl tbe followtng tele
gram to Benator Burke and Repreeentatlvee Maaon
a'.i Bramley, the three boltlng Republleana from
thla county:
"The ofnVer? of the Tippecanoe <**iub expre?? | ?r
themealvea and Ihe Republleana generally through
out the city llaapproval al your a-".on ln not
bi ii !':.?? by the Instructlona of th. County and
gtate com.I .v The membera of tha <-bib are
v.-ry indlgnant
A teieitram wna abjo BOnl to Oovernor Buahnell
exi.r.-.sinu dlaappolntmenl at hla poaltlon In tha
Benatorial conti il
A meetlng of the club haa been called to pro
teal H^alnat the actlon of Birke. Bramley a:.d
Maaon, and demand taat they ahall rote for the
ReDuMlcan caucua nomlnee for ITnlted Btatea Bena?
tor "a" they pledgod themaelvea 'o do, both pub
lieiv and prlvately ' ,
Two membera ol the eommltte. of the eluo to
nrrantt" for a -^i.lal traln ??? Oovernor Buahnell'a
Inauguratlon have realgned, and lt la aald that tha
trlp ?111 ';>e aba n loni d.
THK MARYbAXD 8EXATR C0XTE8T.
a COMBIttATION WHb'M ROP?l TO PORCg T1IK
l',i.i:.*il.>N OP MB OARt A? A OOMPROMIBR.
Baltlmora, Jan ?? fBpeclal). A breah haa oe
curred In the comblnatlon of membera of Ihe i ?"?
islature controlled ln ihe Benatorlal conti
Oovernor l^owndea and Benator B'elllrgton alnce
ti,.- wlthdrawal of tha Oovernor. a il the membera
eanno' be held In llne for Judge i/.m. i:. Mc
? . he atlll li ad - I te race ?omblna
tionB were belng formed lo-day thal ibij
ln the electlon of elthe* Poatmaater-Oeneral U.try
OT gtate Treaaurer Thomaa i Bhryock Mei
from the aouthern and eaat?rn rountlea who
wlth the Lowndea movemenl on accounl ol n
pe ited Btate pati ? '": ? >te foi M ?' 'omai
The lupportera of Major Alexander Bhaw and
General Bhryock aaj thal McComaa cannol
thi ?? Btttea from Baltlmore Clty, and nol more
than a Ihlrd of thoae from the Eaatern -
The Bouthern and taatem membera are ;??
to rote ...- Mr Oary or ConareaBman Mudd may
?,.i^,., i ? The eombln it'on n. tde to-daj n a
Congreeaman Mudd, Btat. Benator Weeteott and
Mayor Malater are Intereati I hopea to effect ?
,!....r,...-k. and, although Mr <;.-,ry la nol an aetlve
candldata force h's electlon an ? corapromlae II
la alao underetood thal whlle Benator ^'elllngton
would nol Bupport a randldate for the M
/ . he would only too willlnaly throw the
,.. rhteen or twenty rotea he r mtrola ? i i 11 mm Mt
Gary or Qeneral Bhryock In preference to - I
rhral, Judge M< Con i?.
,\ iirpe number of membera of the i*gtelature
nr'r. m tbe clty to-nlght, and the mai
Benatorial candldatea ..re busy. To-m rroa the
poiitlcal centre arlll be ahlfted ^o Annanolla The
Republleana ln the Benate have aelected the of
i,. . ra for that b idy J B*|ri It inda i wlll
. |;. p?bl| an Pre I li nl of thi B< ( ??" under the
nreaent Btate Conatll i , I >w thlrty ri n
The Republleana wlll alao I
., ? ..... for thi " ? tlme The ? aueiia for of
ft, . ra of the House wlll be held al tbe ? i ;Ito ' ?
morrow nlghl The ? hlef randldati - roi - ?
r,. | , fer. of r iltlmore Cltv, and v ?
M (jould ot Baltlmore County, wltn I
ln f,,\ ?r of ihe latti r
e
JCE-PRODVCIXO WEATBER TO COXTIXVE.
ROBNOtV I.IKI'.I.V TO aPOlLTHE RKATtXa PREEZ
IN'.; TEatPERATURB IV THK BOtTB
porecaater Dunn of Ihe BTeather Bureau promlaed
yeflterday a contlnuance of the freeaJng weathrr
thal haa prevalled for th.- laal thr.laya, aaylng
that the thouaandi wl o were Bnxlou I) lookl
the comlng of lee-produdng weather were more
than Hkely to have thelr wlahea grntlBed, and
ihere w?s no anoa In Blghl to bpo when
M had mr.-re-.V There w.e a anowetorm
l? the baatn of Ihe Bi Uwr i - ' " ? Paaaed I i
? , wlthout comlng to tl ( ol the euntry.
There waa freex"ng weather over nearly a
... veaterdai aa far aouth aa New-Or
:;;::^\^ reporled that the frult crop wlll auffer .
i\;T,,}ZTV^r^^:lnu^ the ihermomet. r
. dfalkmaa loa aa O degreea ln thli clty I went
:,-, , ',,.. ' nn* of " ? dar, bul nol abov,
frecalna i" "" Arcordlng to th- weatl . ropheta, |
lt wi)] i.>.b r and fnlr to dav
e
REAPPOIXTED TO TBK BEXCB.
THK TERMB f>P IfBTl 1 " DI '? " \'; ^>f '' M: '?
gj | !;'.-|o.l. I". , ' (VI BKl ?H riA.'K
The reai polnln ent I Bovi rnor Black of Juatl ?
i ,, pykman to i- n'. rm inj dutj ln Ihe Bupi me |
, ,lir, Whlch he mlghi lawfulry bay performed If .
,, , term of ofrl a had nol baen abrldged b] the
I ? .,.,,,,?. 0f Bge preacrtbed by law, whl h '? rm
would have explred Dwmbrr ?L I d yea
OBITDARY.
DR EDWARD L, DODOE
!>r. Edward L Dodga dled il bh bome, Ko. '?""
Claeeon-ave . Rrooklyn, laal evenlng, fr..m bleod
polaonlng. folloaing inrgleel operatlona Ha waa
... .. ; | ,, ? t ||.. ,1-, ubj, Rnd ? dw ated ln tbe
publle aehoobi there Aboul twelve or fourteen
reara ago be waa graduated from Ihe New-York
i . , ?? md Immedlately aett.ed in
):? ? :.!? ;,. a here ha h id atnca llved. Dr. Dodge
1 Revolutlo atock, Hi waa ? well
? igiin ln tbi Nlnth Ward. lirooklyn, and
I. ,,| , tmo i Ihe poliiu-lima thi r >.
j ? ? ? . -. ,i. the ? i m n i tlon for
a pollce aurgeon -md- r the new admli latratlon, and
it la .-,.|,i that .,.- had .. |ood chancn for appo'.nt
ment. He wrna a memher of the K,--.,il Arca'.um.
He leavea a wlfe and two chlldren. The f'.neral
will take place al th? houae <,n Wedneada; even
ir.K a: * o'clock. Thf Rev. U B. Peaee, of the
I'hurch of (mr Father, wlll conduci tbe Bervlcea.
T >? burl il i III be prlvate.
?
OEOROE BARLOW.
Cleorge Barl w, one of th<- oldeal membera of the
Btock Exchange, dled on Bunda, at hla home. No.
! ?:, Clermont-ave., Brooklyn, from cancer of tho
?tomach. He had been III for aboul elght montha.
Mr. Barloa waa born ln Haverr.traw In 1132 He
ted i nt to earn hla Ing * en ot ly tweh e
\.-;,i> o'd, golng to w,,rk in n carpci factory.
Later he became conne ted wlth A T, Btewart'a
aa head of the ihlpplng di-partment. In
liwa he J ln< . ihe Open Board of Brokera, when t
ran ln oppoaltion to the Btock Bxchangi He be
? . .i... .i member ,,f the St,i<-k ESxchnnge ln Mav,
!--..i Mr. Barlow w.i* nn actlve member of thi
Bummerncld Methodlat Bplacopnl Church for aboul
twenty-eighl yeara, and waa alao a m*n?fcer of tho
Bona of the Revolutlon. He ls aurvlved by B U'ldow.
:- and a aon. Th.- funeral wlll i-1 he'.d
al hN home thla afternoon al 1:30 o'clock, con
lucti ! '? thi Rev HerbeH VVelrh, pn?tor of tho
Bumm<::.-: l church, The burlal a'lll '??? In Green*
v ??!.
?
wil.t.IAM C. JILLSON.
Wllllmantls, Conn., Jan. 7 -Wlll am C. Jlllnon. a
well-known retlred tnanufa turer dled at hla home
.n thla plty at an early hour thi< mornlng al the
age of alxty-four He waa o member or -i famllj
whlch for three generatloi > haa been pt tnlnenl ln
?? manufacturlng Induatrlea of thi ind he
irer r-f the Wlllli
Duck Company, the Bagle IVarp Company and tho
Dnnh im Mani fn 'turtng ? ompany He waa one u(
the It prealdent of tha Klret
N'at'nnal Rank of t:il< clty, alao , lln tor In the
Becond Natl nal I'.,nk of S ?? ind vlce-|
dent of the Hartfnrd T.if.- and Annurlty Company.
!'? a.'- ,i ii,, mb< r of thi Lcglalatun ? '<?':?.
a ?
DANIET, H BEAVEY.
Chlcago, J.-in. I Danlel H. Beavey, a ploneer gold
hunter of '?'- and for nearly forty yeara a wh ?' ile
hardware merehant of Chlcago, la dead a' tho hon-.o
of hla daughter, Mra Herbert Thomaa in Bvane
ton. He had auffered Wlth h-.irt troubla for over a
rear. Mr Beavey waa born at Baco, Me., July 3,
188. He lefi bome arhen a young man and aeeured
? a wlth a hardware tirm in Boat n. and a f?w
.v,..iri later atarted In buatneea for Ulmrelf. At tho
?imo of -he gold ex.-itornrnr ln Callforala ho n-.^nt
? iere, and for three yeara learcbed for tho predoui
metal. Faillng to aecuro enough :o off*--t the ox
penaci of the Tlp, he returned ro Boatoo ln I0K3
Mr Beavey moved from Boaton 'o Rocheater, N. Y .
. I opened a whoieaaie hardware itore. Whlle
rhore he marrled Mlaa Anna Wllbech f:. tho sprlne
of \KS the Plke'i Peafc gold craae broki oul it !
Mr .-' ivey aold oul everythlng and agaln atarted
to aeek hla fortune ln thi mountalni when Plke'a
Peak waa reached the excltement had dled >ut, and
Mr Beavey returned, cominx thla tlme to Chlcago,
.-*
THE EARL OF B7ILTON.
Londen, Jan. L?The Farl of Wllton la dead.
Beymour John Orey Kt?erton. fotirth enrl of
Wllton, w:is born January 17, IW, ind auceeeded
to the tlt:- on the death of h!s brother In '?v'-.
Tho |ate Rarl waa formerly ? Captaln ln the Flrat
l.ife Quarda, waa a Deputy-Lleutennnt for Lan
, ;i<hir>. and Accountant Oeneral of tha Court of
Hla aon, Vlavouut Orey De Wllton,
eeda to the tlt lo.
OBITUART NOTE8.
Sararoga. N Y . Jan. 3. Dr. John R PreatOB, the
oldeal phyalclan ln Baratoga County, dled at
B llle '.i.it :.i^-ht. Ile waa born cn Febru
ary ;.", HOS
r.tnooln, Neb., Jan 3. -Wllltem Rinkoley. a
wealthy Nebraaka plonoor, dled on Bunday -t hla
:ountry home ne.ir Uberty, Gaga County, aged
aerenty-alx. He cama to the state forty yeara
ago, waa r.st Qrand Maater >.f the Odd Fellowa,
ullng mi mber of tbal ordei waa I
all over the Weat,
Kanaaa Clty, Mo., Jan. !.?Major Alf Brand
l? de.nl of beart dtoeaae. He wai born ln Tuaca
rawaa County, Ohlo. \^'h??n tbo arar broke out he
entered from Pleaston, lowa, ai ? volunteer Later
!,. made a hrllllant record In the bth Kanaaa L'av
alry and atlll lnt?-r in Hancock'a V'eteran Reaerve
Corpa, qulttlng the war :i lleutenant. He leavea
an adopti J daughter ln Chlcago,
-,-?
THF. sl WIDB OF C. Ii. ROBERT.
NO MOnVB DIBCOVERED" IIK BTAg A MAN OF
BCCENTRIC TEMPER
No mnth, haa yel been dlacovered for the aulclde
of Chrlatonher it. Robert, the wealthy bulldlng
contractor who ahot hlmaelf al the apartment
bouae at No. B7 Weat Beventy-flfth-at, Bundaj
mornlng Mr. Roberl ind been known aa a man ol
eccentric temper, and it waa reporied that only
laal Baturday hi had gol ai far aa the iteamahlp
Parfa on an Guropean trip when he declded not to
? all ar, . returned home. It had been n
b) the aervonta ht tha apartment-houaa where he
Hvi ,i and ahci - ioI hlmaelf tli.it he had been
growli i more m.ly and depreaaed of late, bul no
partlculai attentlon waa puld to thla fact on a -
., ;i ? , ntrtcltlea
The dead man waa ?> member of the Kntcker
? theMi idow Krook Hunl and thi Bouth Slde
r, on men ?? and '^ I id a tlne eountry pl ice
,? 11 ikd ila. Long lalan I, n iere hla w low wi nl u
mr .f". ' hi di ,: ;i nl icr huati ? I
dlacovered Mr Robert hnd bullt tnanj tlne houaea
,,;. Long laland, where hla own eatati idjolned thal
nf willlam -\. Vanderhllt. A number ol itorlea are
told regardlng Mr. Rnbert'a i.iillarltlea. II. re
,,,., i t,. hunl the di ei on hla ground ? on thi open
ln Sov -i.i- r, noi nould he nllow anybody
?i?, :,, , i the nnlmala dld much
hla treea anil tl iwera. It la a
Ihl, ?i.,.ii ..ln l>tg houae had i,----n ulmoat flnlabed
,:,,.. n.- itlafli i wlth the arrangement ot -M.
. , ., ;,,,,! made extet Ive alteratlona al tha out
laj ,,f a large aum ol mi
?|- ,. body ? ia -..k--:i r an undi rt iker'i al No. 344
w ..?!?,?? ? I Depul ? ? ? : ! ?onlln
l? ,,] ,. , lon there \ eater I ty afternoon, but
],. Kald h< a'" I not maki hla repori intll to-day.
?
ASSEUBLYilAS /v'/.M/IV\ TREIR 0VE8T,
The frlendi of A aemblyman Charlea J. Kull
of Rtchmond County, Irreapeetlvi of party,
m la ? ti ghl il Btcl ?
Bt pleton, Mr Ki llmann to-da) gi
ii. waa for twi Ive yeara !'? Ilo Ju itlce ln
i, i.'.loion Mr Kullmnnn i...m,.| ? gold-honded
;.|,;',nv , ..? rrom hla frlenda Dr. i.. J. Hoyl madi
ihe preai ntatlon -i" ech.
?
tbe < i imi \< y rouwssioys plax.
NOT FEABIBLE
,-. .? the S< " V. -k Mall and Bxpreaa
I, ti i.e't to look the altuutlon iquarely In the
faVe ai d ' I* Impoaelbla lo do thal wlthout re
Khsing tl it no broad . ? edule of reform n
r,,rr-nci ?; d banku.S llke thal propoaed |
ii ? arhatever
a a law. The w. red to fortlfy
'. '. .. ... ., ind protei I the Treanury la ao com
j ,.,,.-,,',. . wlll have to be
l ,,;,.,.,-. and i ? thlng bi b tlme.
,., , ; ,:i: Tli.w GAOFT8 BCHEME
.., m .,,,. , preaa
ri.. nroDoaed wlthdrnwal of Governmenl notea
; . ' '. ? nk nol ralaea what wlll
on ovei the plan It goi
. ?. ,,,t of tl.mrovi ray ii to arhethi r the
., , . ,r the banka ihall furnlah tbe papi r
.... ountry. If the prlnciple of an ex
i rurrem > bo adoj ted, the plan ol I
nlwrton i- feaaible and oi It la
h.tter lhan the acheme of Been tary 0
Itutl in ^r id lal, becauae lt tak
ka only aa thej are i n
ptioi i..-? W ><? - them oi
..;,!., .,,i by bank nuiei and bei auae
? ? ? t to
Intereal be iring
\N L'NREASONABLE PRBJUDICE
Prom ria Baltlm ire .\t.. rli .\n.
T, . w unfortut itely, ln aomo rjuartor^ a dla
nnaitlon to dl Tntli anj uggeatlon made by rlnan
',",:' '.,.,.. .. : . , : i ? ittempl to
. , ',,. in,,, .?' n M >t they are deaigm i ? i
? ..),? own Inten ta, to the dlaadvantage
t ih? ni iaae Ai a t. ttei of fact, the i i
?t int oi , ,h(. ,...,?.?,, , ,,Illv ,,,
? nt large proaper
NEADINO TOWARD B tUNDER VIEWB
Kr.rn Tbe M ??",,, a.Iv rtlaei
i , i an !?? r ,i- ii il ly expe ?' d i> thal
the labora ->f ex-8enator Bdn ?? la ind hl
n ni n iti rl * 11 % aaalal toward a fu
ktioa;..- ? ? ' the - ?len ?? f rtnanci i:. i thun
i, .'... . the dty wh< und and theref in
..,';,.?!- theorlei alll ;.aa lea hold than they
liuW ha Ve . ? ' " , .
A CLEAR AM' VIOi IROIT8 REPI >RT
From Tl Brooklyn Bagle.
ll arever much one may dlaagree ?;tii th
i )n"i ? ? : it la Impoaalble to deny to the
Commlaalon the cradll "f produclng a documenl
thal d?rvea t,> t,? regarded aa hlatorlc in iti
rui.f-.- ,,f thought und ln the elearaeee and vlgor
wlth wh.ch tt di-ruasea the varloua polnta at laaue.
THREAT8 FROM PEMOCRATS.
THKY DSMAND MORK COMMITTKK
PLACF.S IN THE A88EMBLT.
BB. UOBXBIXT savn thi* BINOBITT wim. BABB
TROtTBLE ii' THEY DO ROT RAVE PIVR HI B
BERI OR OOMMfTTBBB Of TBIBTBBJI
- v PABTIAL OOXCEBSIOX
PROM O'ORADT.
Albany, Jan. I Th. i tgialatlve skirmish opens
wlth the announcement that the Demoeratle m'.
nority win innHt on a larg >r reprcBcntatlon on ihe
Aaaembly rommlteefl than wi i d them laal
year. The Demoeratle leadera aay th" matter haa
be.-n conaldercd rarefully, and thal they wlll puah
thelr elalma with all the vigor of whlch they are
; tbte. Notlee of thi-. h lentlon hai already been
acrved on Bpeakee COrady by Ttiiwiiaa P. l?on
ii*-iiv. the Detno. ratlc leader of the Hooea, who
haa had frequenl conauh ttlona with Benator Can*
! tor. the Demoeratle leader ln th.. Ben ,?
After a conforence wlth the RepubUcnn leadera
Mr. O'Orady baa Informed Mr, Donnelly that an
Increaaa ?.f one wlll be granted, but not two or
thre. ns detnanded. At the uwt aeealon Bpeaker
' (V'lrady, In maklng n|> hla commlttee*, gave the
' Democrata three out of the thtrteen m< tnt"r!> on
: the larg.'r rommlttees, and the patne number on
j t> !ur. compoaed of rleven and nlne roapectlvely,
j Tho unders'rindinK that h<- propoaea ?o j;rant one
! "xtra member thla wdtiter, while h.>inf- ?om.
j ce*?.ion, may atfll be insuftVient to avert trouMe
ahould he peralst ln lt, Sj.-ak.-r O'Orady ba under
I atood to rely on the a'-'lori of hla Demoeratle
predeceeBon, Bpeakera Bheehan, Buah and Hu:7. r.
for precedenta, but 'he Democrata hold that the
condltlons now rxlstlntf nr? BltOgether dlffer.iit
and do no' warrant auch ;>;i unequal .livlsion ln
the cnmmltee memberahlp,
keeemblyman Donnelly, speaklns on the auhjcct
to-day, aald: 'There is no Buch precedenc aa haa
l.een cfed by the Republleana. Wh.-n the mlnority
repreaentatlon on cotnmltteea waa raduced ''.re
waa nol nearly io cloee a House n? ?tier? Is now.
inder Speaker Bulaer, there were bo few Repub?
llcan Aasemblymen that there were not enoush to
go around or, all tha eammltteea Tha' was the
r. iaon the Republlcan repreaentatlon waa made
amaller, and lt was a ver> good one, aa any i ni
< in aee. Now the Democrata have nearly aa many
tnembers aa 'he Republleana and we clalm tl it
we have a rtght to at least Hve memlerw on com
mltteea wlth i memberahlp of tblrteen, and a pro
portlonate Increaaa In our repreaentatlon on the
amaller one* a<? far ai the aaalgnmenta made by
Bpeaker Bheehan nre eoncerned, I can only aay
thal he had t.o Jetnand made on hlm by Repub?
lleana for addltlonal commlttee placea, and yel
his apportlonmenl waa falr if any clalm bad been
made he would have glven lt falr conelderatlon.
RPe do not feel now that we are nsking anythlng
but our rlshts, and we ahall Inalat on havlng the
dlrlalon on the oommltteea falr t.. ihe Demoeratle
party. RTaj are jus'iy entita.l to th- Increaae, and
we expeot to eet lt.
"If we ftnd wnen the cnmmlttfe<, ?re announced
that the Demoeratle party la not r> pre?ented on
conimittees of thtrteen by it leaal Bve membera,
and that tbe Bpeaker haa not heeded our requeat,
we wi d make aa aerioun - I tl. n aa a large I)em
ooratie mlnority ean tnak, wlth the ald of a num?
ber of fali -m n li I Republlcam
The riewa ol Benator Cantoi are almllar to those
of Mr. Donnelly. II ? aaya d wlll glve -he Demo
? ?! leader In 'he Aaaembly all the ald 1 can
... tne tlght for hla rlghtB I believ. thal he is
;'ii i> Juatifled In demandlng from the Si":.k".- a
larger commlttee repreaentatlon for 'he mlnority
and h" oughl to get ?hat he haa aaked. lt la
prepoateroua :'or the Republlcan leadera in the As
aemhly t., argtie that the Democrata wlth thelr
?.. repn lentatlon are nol entttled to at l< ia)
:,-.? membera on comml tei : thli ? ? ??,, Peraon
ally, i would make a demand for even more In
Benate, where the Democrata have but four
teen ..f the Bfti membera, they are mueh
falrly treated than the Demoeratle Asaemblyrflen
have been .n the make-up of the i immitte
The reoorda ahow that under S|..ik"r Bheehan
the largeat of the Aaaembl) Commltteea haJ i
memberahlp ..f eleven. made up >>t aeven D i
crata and four Republleana. On the imaller om
mltteea thi Denoerota had stx and th<> RepubJI
three membera Bpeaker Ha^ii adhered i ? i
apportlonmenl, and Bpeaker Bulaer reduced the
mlnority repreaentatlon foi whal he contended al
the tlme was a -1:". 'U n\ ?????-< n
lt i^ rumored that Bpeaker O'Orady la conalder*
i requeat to Ki\>- the Democrata additlonal
repr.ntatlon on the Commlttee on Rulea II
may put Aaaemhlyman Flnn, of New-York, on thli
commlttee n< well as the Demoeratle leader, .Mr.
|. : nelly, although uaually only the mmorlty leadet
aecurea tliist coveted nlnce.
?
BBXATOR RAIXE8 DEFIE8 PLATT.
HI WIt.I, DO ALL IN 111X POWER IO ntKVKXT
IUXDAT OPEXBTO OP aALOONB.
Alhnny. Jan 3 (Bpedal).?Benator John Ralnee
mak.j no conoealment of hla purpoaa to oppos^
wlth all hla atrength Thomaa C. Platt'fl blll, soon
-,, t?. introdu ed here, openlng the aaloona >.n Bun
day m all the i Itlea of the Btata
"If the Republlcan party paaaea that bUV aald
Benator Hain.-s to-nlght, "lt wtll be beaten In thla
Btate ao badly that there wlll not be enough tom ??
?tonea to cover Ita grave, WThy, waa: do ttw
r-dealera want? Do thej wanl the earth
They have all daya now to bcII llquor, and they
. ;V,. ., || . |e ..f 1390,000,001 a year. Now they want
;,, take me ai ,eni . day, devoted to rtm\ and n
llgloua obaervancc, They want to aell llquor on ?
day when '''?' a-orklngman i.-n hla arackly aragei
ln hla p tckoi an I, If po ? ?? ? >'???? <''? l!l' ?'',v
rtie] ' hl ? Btate a ' nol atai I ';- i
latlon,
??Have not Republleana had enough .>:' the plai
of i'. Iward L mtei >i thi i: p m ol
thla Btate remi mber i.:u Ind .- ;":; Repuollcana to
, h in cuu 'u ? .). ? .?? Aaaen
llquor legialat'.on? Xo.no the i-otera i f i da Btate
,- ;, rmll ' ia aale o ?) lor on 9 tn. nj ? I
don'l t the 1 ?em ? ratlc mi m iera of th<
Leglsl iture a ; i vol tor bucIi an Infamo n
m> iaure."
? ?
CA \TOR,8 T\Y<) PET BILL8.
DOLLAR OA? AKD AXTI TRt'BT LEODIIATIOR HIS
[MMEDIATE HOBBIEB.
Albany, Jan, I BenAtor Cantor, leader of the
Demoeratle mlnority ln ttn Benate, and Aaaembly<
ii an Donnelly, leader of thi mlnority In the Aaaem?
bly, arrived In the clty to-nlght Benator Cantor
thal on Wedneaday, the tlrat day ol l
.. would Introduc. un Antl-Trust law and
1,11 |0 ri duce the prl e ol gaa ln New-Yorli
.? ii :, thouKand feet. Thla blll wlll alao de
the candle-power of the gaa
Vid wlll provlde fo.- a lommlaalon, compoaeil ..(
.,..,. , 0f greater New-York, who ahall have
lon ovei the gai ompanlea
\/ IV WATER 8VPPLY FOR TBE M<; CITT.
BRRATOR BRt'BH OITUREB His Il.AN POi
OETTIXO IT PROM ADIROXDACK l.AKi.s
Albany, Jan. 3. Benator Bruah, of Brookiyn, the
firat Benator 'oarrlv.. to-Jay, aald to the Aeaodated
Preaa: "1 ahall Introduce In the Benate on Wednea
daj a Mll t.. facUIUte the ol l dnlng of a pure
water auppli of g?*?l rolume for New-York
from the lakea elther In the Adrrondacka or
r.ear the border." Dr. Bruah aald thal the Adlron
dack acheme bad I.n proved to be feaalble. It
,,.. (pmplated furnlahlna at flral Bve hundred mllllon
. , ,,?.|V .,. n nrsi coal of BT.075.000, Includlng
land ind m u r rinhts and the bulldlng ?i i ondu ta
The prtnclpal laki a of thi m iteraheal thal mlght
,.tuised," t.Ided, "would be Pleaaant, Bound.
r . ., m'dlan, Para lox, B hroon, Brant, Hendev
.,,,, ;..,! lne Catlln chaln of lakea, Th. aboee
, , , i .... . ...,- flftn .-, . ire mllea < f araa. be
Ideaother imallei lakea and iltea where reaervolra
, m ... ?,..r:i ted of larg. areaa, Btorage In lakea
j |ooo feel altltud. hava the advantage of io
a, greM in i .mperatura orei the water In the I rwer
.. ^hen the watai la ?: degreei Pahri
TAKIXG IX A NEW IDFA
"lt waa good enough for my father, and It fct
g.1 BBOttgTh for BM " That la what an Indlaa
or a Chlaaman or a Turk or Arab la apt to eay
when urged to throw nuny aome tooJ or impie
nient. or to BbBBdi a BOBM HBthOd of hnndlrraft
or agrtcultura, In favor of tbe newat and the
',???.r. vFe thlnk we Vankoe* ar< a'oove that.
and that a readlneaa to tak,- np a new idea nt
Inventlon la one of the tbinga wbl h mark ua off
fr- ni backward natlona Bal even In thla cmm
j trv labor-aavlng contrlvancei often have * good
I deal of atui d ervatbnu to overcoate, You
1 may be able to provi to ? boueadceeper. for cx
! ample, thal her coal range la a great, clumay
,-ind waateful affalr. tlt only for the rougheat
! and n ?: .?:<;? handllna*, nnd that flne and
: economical cooklng la ImpoaalMe on it, bal very
'. poeeibly ahe wlll only b?>k al yOB and aay:
| "Well, my mother uaed IL and wbat waa good
enough for her la good enough lor m>\" Hut
! "good enough" alwaya meaae thal ? batttr la
1 poaalble, and even Ihe Blow-wRted have to glve
| up th- "g , -I enOUgh" ln the end to take the
I better. Thal la the reaaon why the good enough
coal range la dlaappearlng from kin-hen after
kltchen and the gaa rangi tak Ing it< place. The
new id.-.i la maklng Ita way, even In the moat
?tuhborn of heada and tbe atatlitlca of tha aniea
of gaa atovea ln thla dly for tho past Bve yeara?
over 100.01 a) ahow that th< greal poeBtbflttlef
of gaa aa a convenleni and economical naal are
now appreclated by hundredi where only Indl
vlduala bere and thert knew of them a few
yeara ago.
at Albany nt 4 feet dopth of Witer ln the upper
laken :t in (,! <!ojrree-? nt eojual dopth.
'Tho general tsouraa of tha eonduM from tha
dam on tiio upper Hudaon Btver wouM extend
aiong tbe hlgh grounda on the ea l akla of the
Hudaon, t.ir,,utrh tVaabmgton, Renaaelaef, Caraaa
I ia, Dutcheaa, Patnam and Vveetcheeter eoaatlea
to New-York Ctli and aeroea tho rlvar to Brook?
lyn. wlth plpe llnea to auppli Trojr, Albany, Hud
ton, Pougnkeepete, Peekakltl, Vonkera and other
placea along tho routo The plan eontomnlated
ccveiing the r-ondult in tne vlclnlty of tho viilagea
i at th. ti!'-.' conatructlon and any other portton of
I th.- lino n f iund tiecei wry or dealrable,
"Thla rondult would be llke an iirtificial rlv?r.
60 to <"i f ??: u ile ?? '."? ta ... feet deep, through
nnieh of Ita length Theae ccndltlona are favor
able to !"\\ temperature, whlle the constant mo
tlon would keen th- witer igltated and aerated
and aelf-purlfled Al! th, watera "f th- hllMdoa
w itild i~- cul 'tf by longltudlnal tren -h.?* abov-o tha
worki and pi?d under theronduli In culverta at
ihe deproaaloi ? in tho hllla, whlle tho Interaeeted
atreoma would be apanned hi maoelve atone ar.'he*
and the d ep and oroad valleya paaaed by stdnoh
ir, a plpe -:? .. na ' Id ilde by aSde."
- a ?
.1 PRMARY ELECT10X8 BIl.L.
THR ONE WHICH RA8 TMF! BACKINO OF
THE REPTBLTCAN MACHIKE III'HK.
Th're wlll be Intn ' ! Bd In both br.inrhea of the
r -gutlatura aoon after thi.t bodj m-Foinbl-a at
,, Qeneral 1'rlmary BtectlOU blll, whl -h
wlll repreai I ewi of the BenubMeaa ma
organlBatlon of thU clty. It wiii .-ompria,.
fenturea of aome of the other pr.poaod Prlmary
Electlon meaaurea Tn >ng them the btil of th
'Allled Cluba a non-partlaan organlxation of thta
clty. and the blllaof John Babine Bmltb, Benator.-.
Ford and Lexow and othorv, and N In outllne aa
followa: It wiii nt th.. outeet deflne a peRtleal
i ipty, Buch aa is entltled under the Klection law
to a party emblem and a eotuma ea th.. agaeaal
ballot. and Ita provtalona wlll eoeer the prtmarlea
of all Buch partlea The blgheet politlcal nrganlza
tion of a party m eacb county Bhall determtne
whether ?!? !? gatea \n aueb coanty to ronv?nttona
ahall be choeen m-oording to tho open prlmary
ayatem or the anrolmeal ayatem, .md whether the
politlcal linll shall be the A--nihl\ Dtctrlot or
the electlon dlatrlct. ln caae thla bady shall de
ctde ln favor <>f tho enroJmeal ayateaa, the act
provldea that tho enrolment ahall be beea an
nually on aome uay ln December, from '', to 10 p.
n, |he ,!:?,? t,, be aelected by tho hlghest body
repreaentlng tha | irty ln a county. Tbla bady
ihall name throo tr.sj or-tora for aaeh enrolment
dlatrlct, who ahall be aworn aa at preaem.
Three bound enrolment booka ahall be provtded.
,f whlch after rhe enrolment la rompieted. one
ahall be aent to ihe County Cfcrrk, one to the aec
r.tary of th" County ComBBUlea ?nd tho thlrd
?., be retalned in th.- dlatrlct Eacb page of eacb
book la to contaln at its top a prtnted f"rm, re
dtlng thai the pereoaa enroUed benaath iioraonally
appeared before the Inapectora and an^wered aat
lafactorrlly tho nueaUone put aa to thelr eliglblllty
to oartlclpate In the prlmary, and wtr rontaln alao
blanka for IHHng in anawera to the iiuaotleae; and
the Inapectora are to .ui*.rn eacb page. N'nmojj are
-,, be removcd from the n-il I.auee of d.ath, re
Kioval from the dlatrlct, enrolment on tho iiata
of nnother party, or fallure to BOte tha BCBet of
tbe party at tho next precedlng aleetlea, Theae
nre aome of th,- gUeBtlOBB tO be BBkid:
"Do 1'oti promlae to aupport tbe caadtdata of the
lo. g.) Republlcan party In th.- next .-l-'-tlon?"
??Are you enrolled on the lists of any other
p.rty?" '
"Dtd you v ite for the candldatee of the Republl
party, generally, In th- laal electlonV
If tho npi'iieant anawera theae quaatlona ?.ati?fa->
torlly he muel )"? enrolled, aad alao if it dev-lopa
that nt th.- laal electlon ln waa not of age. or
tl rough ab.- ti' e fr m boo ?? or aome other caaaa did
,, , \,,... at all Bul it' he voted at tho huB elec?
tlon f,.r the andld it>- of aome other party, he aha.l
i,ot be enrolled. but mual walt another year. If the
name of an appllcant la challenged b- muel ew.-ar
.., ;.;-; anawera, and if th.- Inapectora wlll r.^v, not he
may appi .1 to the courta for an order dip^-ting
that hla ncme be ptaced upon the rod. An enrol
ment extcnda over the politlcal rear, from ekaetJea
to ele.-tloi l an entlraly n*?w enrolment must
I be had each year ln Dexmber. Th- enrolment
, Riuiat be r, vleed Juel before the ttaae f<>r holdlng the
: prlmary eleetl na In l.mber tho "urganlaaifoa
, prlmary." Bul tbe hlgheet politlcal body of the
party in a glven county may dedde n,>t to havo any
I ntrolmetit at .u. and in thal caae edopta the open
! nrlmar ay?<em. whlch. however, beara a r?n-m
j ,?,.,,... .,, |i The aame arrangemenl here prevniis
hi regnnl to I apoetora, ind the) mual paaa up?m
, ! the ipi II. itlon f ? -i- h pereon whopr - i.ts hlmaelf
I m a votor at a prlmary, and auch rotae baa tbe
riKlu of a-ip. al to the courta
I The ln?iiectora under th,. enrolment ayatem tha
, rome who i>r- dded al th. enrolment are to pre.
n| th. prlmarlea, >"?'? after each prlmary ther
inu-t certlfj to the County Clerk the n.imMOf
,,.. ,,..,?.., . . -,i aa deleratea to a conventlpn.
whlch ofllclal orrtlllea them to th. :,t..ry of tha
???.,...., ThMK. ,i,.|.i;,,, . are thua he
f,,r t-hl tb rlghl of appeal to the
i
convi
,Jurth a (govl : d for every voter of tha party
,' ? . ment :- ln , n are' after 'ho roll la
..... ,i ;,. d only tbe men
mho? namea appear on the enrolment llal are to
?".,l to vote bi a prlmary The conventhNk
. .. the uaual prlvllegea of^auel
.'?,". ?nd may declnre, for Inatance, whether or
hot r,.'rtaln men are to be r-.-H.-.lI a i meaabera, or
It may .oiis.it l?l eubatltutloa Ot names.
B0P-0R0WER8' PCRB BEBR BILL. j
Albany. Jan. .'? S--iators Coggeshall. of Onelda* y
, . , of oitar.o. and Krum, of Bchobarta, ?/ere?'1r*
among the early arrtvala al the s.-nate chamber
.....,,... To an Aaaodated Troas reporter
Benator Coggeahill aald ha Intended to Introduce
early date.
rVrmentatloi I- 'ore ? -I-. The hop-gr larera are ba
(il.,,i thii , .;. aa are i-ome of the braweffi of the
Bl .'??_^_ _
./. //. BLACKFORD 8B8I0U8LY IXJfRED.
[jextngton, K\.. J.m. 3 (fpaciai).?Oae of Ken
tucky'a beet-known trotting horeebreeeaea, J. H.
Blackford. aaa fatally lnjured h.-re thla afternoon
i,'v helna atruck t>> :he Clndnnatl ?outbera ?i
' nreaa Hla father-ln-law. Jacob B. Banduaky. wha
' vi- in a buggy with blm, waa Inatantly kllled.
Fresh COTTOLENE
la indiapenaabletO geod cooking. I,ike lard, butter, orany ?thercook
ing fml Cottolene wiU. in time. and under certatn eondmons. become
st.ile and raucid. and when so it will not give perfea satisfaction.
Ou th? o'.licr band, frcsh Cottolene
Aiways Pleases
?f naed arcordin? to directtotts. Should voor Krocer
?cii you Cottolene that i-> not n^A.aendltbackJuat
,;, you would raucid bntter. Inalat -.;> nrt?a Lotto
lanc, and you will t e aatJened.
neanBUWaaeM evrrvn BBM Ir, ono t > trn |/M;n<1 jlBlW Mna,
wl ?"'.." i:,:,rl,.-'nW?ri,n.|W"i^l.ll'l 2**21 <rU
Z ,,.,- .-M rve.y ti... V? gwan'?"l '.1 aBM la ?ny othar way.
MADEONI.V BV
TIIII *. K. FAIHBA*K COIBPAXY,
Chlciro. HL Ia.uI , New Vork. Montreal.

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