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f THE EVENING SUN I T L . -iM61f .. QAAA THE EVENINQ SUN.
a larger circulation than any 11" 11 T7IS3HteS 2 B il Mr NW3 than " Oth0r Wl
other evening nowspapor. fagd A 1 Jt JjlimPBRSPBiP AV JV V Evonlng Papors combined. Js
MO.JiO-l. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1883. 1'lllfK TWO CENTS. Jf'
I' A NIjVV AMERICAN DUCHESS.
( MH8.ttAMKIllft.lsr att 11Y THE MAYOR
XqXHKDUKE OP MARLROllOVUH.
N Hit. honor (laltnnltr Nnlntea the Ilrlde-A
1 Wnntl.t C'lerKiman Ortlelntes lit the JnVv
r l'sloue Oren.nr nt Ilia liirannnize 'I be
foitpln to Natl lor Kniland Ta-elny.
At 1 o'clock yesterday nftornoon Mrs.
Iilnr Warron Hamursloy, tho wealthy nnd bouu
tlfil widow of Lout C Hauioraloy, whoso
foher loft hltnafortuno estimated at tG.000,000.
Vyas married by Mnvoi lluwltt in tho City Hall
" toQeorgn Charlos Spnticor Churchill, Duke of
Marlborough, who had mot her horo just bo
Joro Ills Uoparturo for Enclnnd last Nnombor.
Tho marriage wivn no surprise for It lnul boon
announced, but Its colebrntlon at tho City Unll
vros a surprise nnd nu unusual Interruption of
tho dally Inbors of tho Ma) or and the ropnrters.
Tho Mayor know nil about It In nil anco, and
ho had kept the seciot noil. Mr. Arthur Loury
came down to seo him on Thursday, nnd told
lilm tliattho Duko desired that tho religious
oeremony phould to ptee'tded by u civil mar
riage. Would tho Mnor kindly onicinto. Tho
Mayor said ho would bo happy to do so. nnd ho
fcovor Bald a word about It to tho reporters.
With tho civil mnrilugo fullv provided for,
Mr. Leary's next task was to llnd a minister to
porform tho rollgtous ceremony. This wns a
inoro dlfllcult matter. Tho Duko Is, of courso,
a member of tho Anglican Church, nnd his
brido Is also an Episcopalian, but as tho Duko
has onco boon divorced from the bonds of
matrimony It was Impractlcablo for him to bo
EiaiTlod by a clorgi man of his own denomina
tion, whoso canon law forbids tho man law by
Its priests of dlvorcod person0. Ho thoreforo
rmkod Mr. Lonry to Book out n minister of tho
Lutheran Church, saln that, next to his otvn,
he prelerrod to bo man led by a minister of
that Church, becnuso of Its historical standing
as a Btato Chm-ch. Mr. Lcary accordingly
called yestordny morning on the llov. Dr.
Krotol of tho Tilnity Lutheran Church In ebt
'Jjwonty-tlrst street, and uskod him to marry
tho Duko nnd Mi-. Hamorsloy in tho after
noon. Mr. liars' said that the Duko could not
bo mnrrled In his own communion on account
of tho lnwforblddlng tho union of divorced per
BonB.Dr.Krotol refused to performthocoremony.
tho unwritten law of tno Lutheran Chuich on
that sublet t brine tho fame ns that of tho
tttostnnt Episcopal Church. Next Mr.Lonry
Ought out the Hu. Dr. Relmenstiydorof tho
Lutheran Church In Hast 1 iltiouth street, but
ho also declined. Mr. Lenry then turned his
nttcution to the German Lutheran Church, nnd
colled upon tho Uov. l.oo l.nenigor the Ger
man Luihernu Chuich at I tftoculh streot and
Blxth avenue. Alter hearing tho case, how
ever, Mr. Koonic refused to act. At this point
Mr. Leury's pntienco beontno exhausted and hu
gave up tl e uhusu for a time,
bo far as tho cill ceremony was concornod.
hQWOoi, overvtlilng was simple, eus and
democratic. '1 he Mayor arrived nt Ids oillco an
houroarller than usual, and brushod his lnilr
throo times boloro he could cut It to suit his
U eye. Thou he s.it down In his big chair and
trlod to Imagine how it would leel tocieato u
duchoss. "buioly," sollloiiuli.ed his Honor,
"thin is ngrent reign ot mine."
It was but a tow minute-, after noon that tho
Duko, uccompaniod b 1 oonard W. Jerome.
lathor-In-law of tho Duko s biuthoi. Lord linn
dolph Churehlll. sot into u hansom cub that
I was BtnndluL' on tlio Rruitdvvaj side of tbo Al-
bomarlo Hotol and w as driv ou by -li(irt cuts to
tho City Hull. Mrs. llnmciHloy. accompanied
by bar bosom friend, Mrs. l.ugeno Cruger. was
thero almost us Boon us he. They inet.it tho
Chambers btroet entrance of tho Count; Court
i House. Arm In arm the Duke and Mrs. llnni-
Iersloy procoodod to tho Major's oillco, whoro
Clerk Crocker wont nt onco to work to make
ont tho certillcnio for Ming with the Bureau of
Vital btatlstlcs.
This Is how ho filled in tho blank:
tfroom'a name. George Charles spencer Churchill,
Dole of Marlborough, born lilenheiin Woodstock,
England, age, 45, fathers n.mie. John Winston mutli
mtft maiden name, h ranees Ann Jane Tempest, uum-
b,rof frroum's mairlaire, stcond
t BtJA? name. Lily Warren llnmersley: a?e, 34: born.
i" v-Tr6)F. New orlc: father's name, t icero Trlcn, mother a
maiden name, klUabeih Ilomerl alne, number of mar
riaffe. second.
,U This document was slcned as follows:
Makliioi ougii. (rroo .
Lily NWriih HiusasLEr, bride.
, RoilBT Sl-rtl, (Wimessts.
Walijb It. UllLITtC. i ""n'"-
1 When these, formalities wero comploted, tho
' bridal party advanced upon tlio Mnor. .ho at
.. the tlmo wns i-utertainlni; bpeakor C'arllslo.
'It Couurossmnn TIinCnmpbull.undConKrossniiin
"i "- xlenton J. McMllllnof Tennessee in his imiul
Ml ' Jnlmltublo manner. A Httlo in tho backiouml
'II t Wns Tom CostiL'nn. rejelclUK with ureat joy
II' that the hot weather was past.
L Henry Clows averted what iniqht have been a
Ji panic. Ho ileftlv niratiKed the biidal party
fll about thocit)'schlol mauihtrate and introduced
ill tho ripeakarol tho House anil the otlar leis-
lli lators toovorybody vvitliin call.
Hi"' Whon overythlnK was ready, it was seen that
H there weto i resent Henry Clow, CrelKhtnu
I Webb (who ofllcfntcd us best man). Ward Mo-
!T Allistor. Mrs. I.ujieiio Cruiieriiud her mother.
'! Leonard Jerome. Ml. and Mrs. .Nicholas 1 Mi.
, Mr. Clmrlos Ijeekvvlth. Mr. and Mis. I'reii
Bpoilden, nnd MKs McAllister. Iisldes tho
olllcluU mentioned nnd all the reporters 'Hio
. Broom wns plainlv dressed in a suit of dark
Btutr. of vvhi(.h tlio loat was a eiitnwa. Jlo
woro a nlnck scarf with n blue dot in it and in
his buttonhole a white hidrancea, nnd
, ho carried a blnek silk hat. HK bride
woro u walking suit of taSl anlaxU tintem
broldored. with dead cold trliumlncnnd sup
1 plomented liy a lone cloak of changeable .Sicil
ian r.urmounted li a standing collar. Her un
burn hair was -iiriniiuntcd by a turban of tho
if eamo tint as hei dress. At her corsiKC hIio
I Troro a ilustor of lilies of tho vnllej. Her
1 uauntloted irlovcs matchod hor dross,
I Tho M.ivur took up tho cre.isj cloth covers
5 in which aro pastid tho senteneeB ho has so
I often e.ul over other couples, and ho said im-
U presslvely:
1 "If thero Isnnyono hero who knows of nny
reason why this marihiRO should not tnkn
,1 nlaco. let him speak now or forover utter hold
It his peace." , , , ,
II After a pause ho proceeded lo nsl: tho usual
J cuestlous. '1 ho Duke's "I do!" rnnc out linn
f nd stronc. but Ids bride could scarcely llnd
hoi voleo w lion it camo lier tin n lo reply. Tile
f, coromonv wns completed when tho Majorsald:
II r. "Now iilaco tho rim; ou tlio third linear of tho
U loft hand."
Tho Duke promptly placed a plain cold clr-
Vi let on his bride's linger, us coiuiuamled, and
wiW Mr. Hewitt. rouinvlnKliN i-'old-iuouiitod classes
I'M from his nose, pronounced them man and wife.
iH And then tho Mayoi's ooh Imau todauco
41 In his uood uray head liko lliolllo-of n.liiuo
lk Ulnlit. hloiipiiie suildtnlv nnd lonoliitely to
Im ttiu bride's side, he tool: hor by tho ilcht hand
, am! snlil to lior hnsbnnd:
IH " Now, if jour (jr.uowlll allow me thoonly
IK prjvtleuowhlili r. Major has, I should like to
! tnluto the In hie "
The Duke smiled, the lady blushed, tho com-
tm pany niiirinuif d their iippiobatlou, and ipilck
( OB a wink tlio iMllnut Mayor diovv tho Duchess
B tohlm and kissed lierrunoundiiiuly on the left
.W4: chook'. W hiln the Mavoi was l.lii.-ln:.' tint bildo
,B the irioom kissed the other ladles piesent.
M Conuialiilatioiih then becamo Rnnnra'. Mr.
Caillfclo shook the h.mda of tho Duke nnd
mm uuehoss and vv l-hud tlieia every uood foitune,
1 The Major cntbbed the Duke'-, hand and said:
l "I conratulato jou very uiticli, I'm the only
IB Mayor of New lull; that ever created u
B Duchess."
IH Alter it wns all over, the Mayor sat down nnd
M Trrole a letter to his vvlfo ajipiiMim her of the
'M fnet thnthe hud married a Duchess, nnd khsid
JK jiertoo. The Jlnyorbays he Ibverj punctilious
lV about these things.
m Moiiiivvlilln the Duko nnd Ducl.ePnof Marl-
M boroiiKh, accnuipniiled by Mis, Cuiu'vr, had
M left tho Ct Hull aim In nun by the ieai en-
B trance. They wont aeiosn the nirk and thrmiuh
Imm the Countr ('unit Houso to Cliambeis utreet.
mi where a carriiiL-o wns in wnltlnc to take tin m
k to tl'oDuthesb'n houso at 'JD7 I llth avenue (or
k lunehoDii. I.uticheoii over, the Dukn returned
KM to his hotel,
W Mennllino Mi. Aithur I.enrt had nrrnnu'ed
with the llov, Daniel C, rotter to pel form the
JM rollirlous eeieiuou) at his pni Minute nt ,"i .
IB 1'. 57. Mr. l'ottei lsthu nilnlati r of I ho ril.uh
IH Btroot Jin litis! I huri'h. lie lives ut 120 beciiinl
1 m n venue. and ihltlurat tho appolutod hour v,viu
I'M tiiuDukuanil Diuliess nnd si IntluintvlrloniK
In Tho ci'ieiiuuiy was potliumod without delay.
IK Amonc the witnesses worn Mis. lli.cone Cm-
iiL- Kor, ox-l'ostuiaNter-deneial Thomas L. Jumes.
IW and Mr. Creichtnn Wobli.
WW After the second ceremony, tho Duchess
Mm busied horsolf vvltli tho completion of tno In-
nP numornble preparations for hei dnnnrturo on
IWI, the Aur.inia this moniliia. A few minutes be-
MM! foro H o'clock Inst tiicht the last of tier hie
1 trunks was curried out of the house for trans-
I portatlon to tho steamer, and at a quarter past
a ,8 tho Duko and Duchoss mid II i.
I fJniKnr drovo lo Dolmonlco's, whoro an
HP elaborate diunor was Klveu in their
" honor by Ml. and Mrs. Henry Clews,
Mr". Clows huvinc conio on limu Newport.
! Xroonc those tresnt at tho dinner were , Ml,
Mm end Mrs. Clovvb. Mi. and Mrs. Cruuoi, W aid
H JlcAllUter, Mayor Hewitt, lonnrd Jniome,
MM and CrelKhtnu Wohb. Tho Duchess woro black
WM face. Her ornaments woro diamonds, and she
looked err handsome.
M Xha! trctiBMau of Uio Ducheaa was tnado by
Mine. 0. Donovan. There were fifteen dresses,
flvo tea cowiih, uiid nny number of ivraps, hats,
purnsols. nnd bonnets. One nf tho drosses Is
decrlbcd as an Lcypllnn dress, "n dream
a la fleopntia," la vvhito crepe du chlno
otnbtoldered 111 cold Another Is a din
ner dross of point lace over rose
colored satin cauulit tip with diamonds;
A wilktnt: dress Is of blnck escnrliil (.'renndlne.
The tea invvus In pink, blue, white, and vollow
nrn nil trimmed with.rnro laces. Of hor sum
mer foulutils, the most beautiful are one of
Kobclln blue nnd another of Ilcht Mlo reen
trliniueil with twine trlmmlnu the Inst some
thlnif entirely new. Iloslde nil tbeso thero Is a.
ery hiindsoino rny crepon Tlth luco inser
tions otor cream silk.
Tho Duchoss of, MnrlborouBh was before hor
first mnrrlaco n Mls Lily l'rlro or Troy, anil a
daughter ot Commodore I'rlco of tho United
Ht.ites Navy. HIio met ,Mr. ltHmerslev In 1H77.
In lnSi his fnlhor died, leaving him the wliolo
of hlsliiimonsofortuno, estimated nt close on
toti.nii(),iiuo. oiiiik Hamorbley Bimlvod his
fntbor but four months.
Tho eluhth Duko of Mnrlbornuuh Is a de
Hcendnut of tho hero of Dleiilielm. nnd a
brother of tho brilliant yotinu Lnullsli stntos.
man. Lord Ilandolph t'huiclilll. Ho Is 4' enrs
ol ace. mid was divorced from his llrst vvllo
whllo still tlio .Marquis of lllatidfoid. He had
nson nnd tliieediiu.htcrs by that mtirrlane,
the son boliiK heir to tho dukedom.
Tho new Duchessof Atarlborouirli slcnod hor
nnme Lll W, Hnmorsloron Tuesday lust ton
petition to the hurroKiito's Court for u lurtlior
nllovvnneo of ttdiMiOU from tho estuto nf her
Into husbnnd, tho persoiiulty of which Is more
than three millions of doll llv his will,
made on May IS. 1HS3, Louis V Hainersloy left
his entire ostntn In trust, the Income to be paid
to his wife dm Inn hor life, and the prlnclpnl to
Co at her d nth to tho male children of his cou
sin..! Hookci Ilumersley. Hut, In ease Mr. J.
Hooker Hatnorsleyshould cllnc to his bachelor
condition, or marry and dlo without mnlo chll
dion, then Ihe wliolo wns to bo apportioned
nmonc charities to bo solectod by Mrs. Lily
Hanierslev. This will wns admitted to piobnto
nenlust the objections of a number of the
next of kin and heirs nt law, who mo
represented by rrnuklln Hnrtlett nnd Clif
ford A. H. ll-irtlott, nnd who havo nppeal'd to
tho General Torm ol tho Supreme Court. Tho
appeal is lending, Mrs. Hanierslev 's petition,
presented by her attorney. Jtobort howoll, snvs
that hor husband loft no doscendant, patent,
brother or slstor, nephew or niece, and that on
this Btatoof facts, shells advised that, oven If
lunbnto of the will should llniuly bo denied sho
will bo entitled to nb'.oluto posserslon of nil tho
personal pioperty. over tlneo nillllons, while if
the will issustalncd she will be entitled to tlio
Income of thu whole estate, leal and porsonal.
She has no sun irnto estate and had nnmarrhiiM
settlement, nnd has no other soureo of Inconio
tlinn tho ostnto of hor late husband, who has
been (lend four nnd n half vears. Since Ids
death sho has received from tho estato for her
ninintennnco In live iinsmente. $325,(inn 'tho
Inst pnymont wiib f7i.0li0 on Doc. 2. 18S7. and
sho has spoilt the whole amount. Tho petition
coeson to say:
That your retltioner's persons! expenses hare tieen
very heavy In Ihe past, ami jour petitioner requires
lanre sums of monei to Veep up an4 maintain her es
tatillshment In a manner stittab e and tiedt'ln? to her
slitlon in life ami to meet future and exlsllmr liabilities
ami to provide her with ihe comforts an I malntemnie
i proper for her. and that for such purposes jour pe
tliloiier believes that the sum of $luo,uou is necessary at
this time
There Is much moro thnn thK hn says. In
tho hands ot the executors, nnd It will ulti
mately come to her. On her petition rjurrn
cato itinsom has cited her as executrix, tho
executors and the next of kin tonppe ir in his
i court at 111 .'10 A. M. nn July 12 to show cuuo
why her petition should not b Kr inted. Itobert
Si'vvell appeared as attorney for the n-tltioner.
J ho next of kin aio Henry Maon, William I'ltt
Muon. Helen U Mason. .James Kent Masnn.
Clan Mason. Mario I oulsii ".Inson (cuardian),
Louis y. .lopes, and Small t'ot .Tones
Tnov, .Tune 21 Commo b ro l leero Price. the
bildo's fathor. is danyeiously III at Lucerne,
aV. 1.
IT WAS A HAPPY MAItll lAMC
Nu Mutter If It I)HI Tukn Plnce Under Km.
biirrnstlii!- C'lrrtimvtaiice.
Mr?. Georpo IJeicli, whoso romantic woil
dlnK was published in The Hu, of Thuisday, is
at tirosont llvlni: vvltli her husband In aimlet
corner of Staten Island, wheie ho intendb to re
main durlnc tho 'ut'imor. A reimrtor ofjjl hk
btiK called upon her nt her pine i of residence
yestoiday. Mrs. lielch mmii tiipplnc Into tho
pirlor in nns'ver to tho summon, looking tuo
picture of h.ipnlnoss. hho Is tlihtly above the
medium sfe, with clear complexion, and dark
blue oves heavily frince I with dark lahe.
Hor hair Is Inclined to bo Ilcht, and she we in
it combed back, bhoworo iiclo'e-llttiiiubluo
doth diess that showed her Lri.icolul foun orf
ondvantnee. On tho third flncer of her left
hand L-llsti'iied a plain, lieavv cold w odd Inurlnc.
" I know what juu aie alter." she said 'villi ,i
blush, "but it's, all been t Id. I am as h iipv
ns can bo The niclit we were l.-ft at ( lifiou
I b the lnt train 1 didn't know what nn earth
to do. 1 wanted Ocorco to ce' a boat anil row
me across tho bav. lie tried, but couldn't llnd
oe. The idi i of somo of th ) pai eis..jjni;
we missed the tinln on purnoMi! Mi, wo
never lu.d Midi a tliiui.'lit. Our weddliicdaj
had been set lor next heptember. and 1 w.i
Colin: to have n leceptlon nt tho house;
and just think. I've m.-sel it all. Of
toiirse, mamnri took it hard when si o flrt
Ik aid of nur maniac", but she Is all ilcht
now and I know papa loves mo ton muih to ho
nr'ry with me lone. Ocorce enmo weouu
thice )i nrsucn. and ms tiaients thoucht I v.is
too cood for him. and Ins patents weroof tho
bame opinion about me.
"I don't belinvo thero was ever a happier
enupln than Oeorce nnd I. Desldes my p.irrnts
I have two m irricd sisters, n brother u ear oi
so jouncerthan mvself. and a sister 10 ears
old. I'mm thoso frlemls I haven't seon I have
received letters of conurntul itlon. and if the
lottniB keep conilnclnl shall havo tnhlro somo
ouo to carrv inv mail from tho l'ost Oillco."
HK DIDN'T H.I.V 7 HE OPERATED O.Y.
A Ocimn Tisllnr Attempt. Snlclito nnd
Wiii.Ii Ills Koilj Nrnt Home V. O. II.
Henry Wlnilimclpr, n cutter, enmo hero
from Cleveland n fow days nco to cot work. Ho
stnjed lit Karl's Holo!, and applied for work nt
Henry Henrlci's tnllorlns cstabllslurent nt 251
Canal stioet. Mr. Hemic! cot employment for
him at Anbury l'nrk on Wednesday. Instead
of colnc there iclunelcr went to tho f- ummlt
Hotil, nt Canal street nnd tho liowcn, on
Thursday evening, and encaced a room for tho
nlcht. Ho spent tho ovomnc vvrltlnc letters In
his room, nnd went to bod nftor mldcnlcht.
Yesterday mornlnc n strong smell of gas led
tho portor to Ills door. It wns broken opon,
nnd V.'liclimcler was found in bed, bonseless.
He hnd turned on tlio gas .iftoi nutting out tho
Hume. This lottor lav on the table:
To whom il may concern and all t one please tend to
the niatlur tho proper way Jleimr ilcipomteut and tired
ftfim lire. 1 lim loncluded tofaVu it with my own
In n I vty name is llmr) WI.Lhuieier of ut nrain.lt
atetalc llevejitid O si n ill law to William llelien
belle it ',oo 1'etni avenue I'lttsliurifh, or UVi Acltley
tlriel, .Vllechili) llD.i'rnn Send me mere first lor
review ami then to the hume of in) folks. W7 I'eart
street ( lnvelaud I! O I)
(inert quest loall 1'leas. do not operate me, as it U
of no use, and I desire not to have ft done tour.
HlMtr WlSi IIUSI1R.
Myclnthei are all at 1'nrle s Hotel. Mai. the letters
on die vtlndow slil In the mornlnif
Tho Inttors were adtliessed to his wlfo, his
fother, Frederick Wlseluneler, fntliet-ln-law
Hespenhulde, and Mr, Heurlcl. Tho police did
not mail thim.ns ho was not dend although
tho lettertn Mrs. WlM'liinelerwns marked "In
haste." 'J hey sent tlio unconscious man to
HelloYuo Hospital. Ho had no money nt all,
It was said that father-in-law Hesponhelde,
who Is n rich mnn, hnd for some reason cut
him off, and would have nothing to do with him.
KNOCKED AEXSia.l.SS AND SICK.
Cbarles tjohn.nii Meets J.airr Hits-ea In nn
Old It urn .Xtur Jlrllrvlllr.
Larry Hughes of Sono, N, J., nud Chniles
Johnson of Passaic mot In a ring in an old
I barn on tho eat,t b'ink of tho Pnssulo ltivcr,
near llelloville, at midnight on Tbtiindav, and
foiiglil eight rounds with tluoe-ounco gloves
under Maniuls of tjuoensberry iiilosfora purso
ol 1100. 1'iaiik Thomp-ion ol I'alorbon was
referee, nnd ho promised to glvo a fair decision
even if, like tbo referee In tho Cusack and
Muri by fight In tho snino barn a few weeks
ago, ho should be thrown Into the ice-house
cellar after being tuimpled upon by a lot of
rnssitleinrlinginon. Thompson wns a "man
from l'ntersnn," and consequently had tho
respect of the l'ussnlo gang.
John Cnrran was Hughes's second nnd Jim
Hiicgurd was Johnson's. Hughes weighed H2
pounds and Johnson Lit). Tho hotting was all
In liiighi s tavni, nud the Johnson men did
not put much monov up nt tho odds of $10 to
J 10 II win Hughes'H light from tho end of tho
I iritruiintl. but It took eight rounds of hard
Iglillug to sottle Johnson, He wnb battored
buvoudiecoenltlon when hu staggered fonvaid
for the last round, nnd Hughes, seeing his ad
vantage, rushed In and knocked him senseless
with a blow under the left ear, Hughes was
out yesterday, but Johnson Ilea sick lu a hotel
near Belleville.
vauaaBnaaBHaaBMMBH
NEWS OF THE OLD WORLD.
Jlir.LT VOttTElt AND DVCK TAYLOR
AOA1N VP IN COVET.
JEraperor William Glvee Renewed Assur
ances ut ss Peaceful Itrlcn Tke Ilrltlsli
l'rorals Aid for tke IVklte rnshu.
(Yrvr'C". IMS, t-iTui Bvis rilntln;andJ'utl(Mti;iio
rfaffon. London, Juno 29. UUly Porter, nllas Mor
ton. Ac nnd Buck Taylor, alias Francis Bnlley
Allon, woro again brought up nt Bow Streot Po
lice Court to-day under an extradition warrant
ohaiclugthom with burglary at Munich, par
ticular of which woro glvon In TiinBuNlnst
(Saturday. Tho ense to-day was tried by Magis
trate Blr James Ingham, an attenuated nnd
very old man. Tho prlsonors wero dressed ns
Inst week, but did not look quite so fresh and
calm. Porter In particular looked anxious.
The pioceodings consisted entirely of nn ex
nmlnntlon of tho jewelry and othor goods
found In tho Iiousob of tho prlsonors. Tho
former Included soveral onvelopea containing
a hundred and moro looso diamonds, an en
velope full of gold and diamond scarfplns, lots
ot gold wntchos and chains, rings, bracelets,
Ac the total value being about 120,000. A
caskot of vnluablo jewels was also produced
which had been placed by the prisoners at a
eafo depository.
Among the other articles found woro a heavy
flat ploco ot Iron with a holo In It known as a
"safe persuader," two loaded rovolvors, and a
quantity of ammunition, a lot of shirts, collars
and cuffs, which. It Is rnmorod, aro to have an
important bearing on tho prosecution, nnd n
ploco ot coal such, tho police say, as thlovos
carry for luck.
Eventually tho caso wns adjourned till to
morrow without much progress having boon
mado with It.
Tho court was enllvoned by tho prosonco of
tho wives of both prisoners. Porter's wlfo, n
protty girl, woro an elegant black mantlo
trimmed with bonds and luco. and a hat
trimmed with yollow rosos. Sho did not ap
pear much ufTectcd. Taylor's wlfo also woro
black, with n violet trimmed bonnet. Bhe wns
accompanied by hor mothor nnd baby. Tho
mother, who was weeping, held up his baby to
Tailor, who klssod It with a Bmllo which mo
mentarlly softoned tho hard linos in his face.
Porter's wlfo had n brlof Intorvlow with him.
Porter klssod hor, nnd told her to choer up, and
It would bo nil right.
Tho dotoctlves predict a long torm of servi
tude in Gormntiv for both.
THE VANA31A CAXAZ LOAN.
The Kxnct Amount ol inbscrlptlnna ot An.
nuunccil Is Ihe Xjrmn Fnltnre t
London, Juno 29 A despatch from Paris
snys:
"Tlio 7Vmps states that M. do Lcssops con
voked the members of tho Panama Canal
llonrd to-day in order to submit to thorn reso
lutions lelallug to tho issuo of the lottery
bonds. Tho exact amount of tho subscrip
tions has not vet b"en announced. It Is knov u
tint about .130.000 small subscribers havo ap
plied for fOO.OOD bonds. 'J ho wliolo Issue con
sists of SOOO.UUI bonds, each of tho nominal
valuoof 1(1, end i'stied at 118s, tl.o total
amount nt tho loin being 23.000,OJO. Tlio In
tCiVcntlonof lar.re subscribers and old llnnn
cl.il friends of the enmpani Is held to justify
ti'o total l-si o of bonds tlio compnny fulfilling
the conditions by effecting tho pnvment of tho
i 111 st Installments due and the immediate lodc
i meiit of a deposit in rentes as a guarantee fur
thopivmcnt of theentlie loan. Panama Ca
nal si it res clo ed 45 I. higher t-tln."
1 lie .Vniini i eontonds that oven if vostor
dui'ti btatuneut lh.it 1.3U0 licit) I onds hid been
taken woie rnitott. the loan Is a failure It
I would give tho ivimpnnv possession nf 1'J iiou.
i Uio. but this sum vvnuM melt liko snow under
tie tremendous expen-es of the work, i om
blned with the dead weight ol the Interest, nov
I'M ling .'.100 I in I jvirlv. Ayiur hi no it
would be n eompanv vvltli a e ipitnl nnd de'.t
anuiiinting to 'I0,OjHi'IO, will, no available
llssOtS.
Tile llrltlsh Mnr Aid Hie Whlto Pnshn.
I London, June 29. If the White Pnshn in
tho Jlnhr-ol-Ohnzol prnv Ineo is Henry M. fitnn
lo. and ho Intends to relieve tho white slaves
nt Kl.nrtoum. the (internment will netivelv as-si-t
bliu: but If he intends to hold Khartoum
nnd to spml (rot-i th it nlneo aforroto Ihnlii
Lev it is nut probable that tho Uovorumont will
suppoit him.
.Tect.er t nd Ort O.te Furthlnr Ilnmni-ea.
Los-dos, Juno 20. Tho trial of tho libel suit
of Jockey Wood itc-uitiM ll c I icetisttl Victualler I Uazflt'.
which arcusi it him of juling horses ended to daj a
verdict bclm; rcli.rned nirardii if one farlhlnz to the
plaint IT The amount sue I for wasi.tonn
l Tho case Has Ihe outcrnwth of the famous contest be
tweou I or t I'urham and sir lieurie llutwjn 1 Wood
minaced ttie siirrard stables where sir Oeorre riiet
w nd s horsrs ere trained and mas attacked b) Lord
Jiurlnim wbeii he atttclted sir iicorjre and the H errard
stub es As a ronsin,ueice of the rharites made airatlist
hitu then the s'eu arils of tho Jockey Club r. fused
VV ood a ue license lor a year
Kranernr Wllllira, Peneefnl Poller.
BrnuN. Juno 29. In nn ofllclal rescript ad
dressed to I'rlnce Hlsiuarcl; dated Tuesday th. Kmperor
refers to the many expressions ot sorrow at the death
of his father, and sa)s
"Irom the diplli of my heart I express the most
corUitl thanks fir thee marks of earnest teellne which
have lifted mo from my sorrow, and At the sime time
1 irive assurance that m curliest efforts, like those of
my nnceMors ill be rilneti d in undisturbed peaceful
inl or toward promoting and ci no I lalinir the nellnre
of the country. AlayGod give me Ills blessiux to this
end."
Hastening Troop, to Onlletn.
Vies'Na, Juno 29. live Gnllcian regiments,
now stationed here hare been ordered to proceed to
t.allcla without delay h special transport trains The
rritlmenls were not due at the (Jaliclan stations until
hi ptember and the change of arranuemenls Is ns intr to
news having been received at the War Ofrheof ttie
march of two Itusslan lurantry divisions from tho In
terior toward Uallcia.
To Welcome Ibe American Atlilctea.
DonuN, Juno 29. Extensive arrangements
are belnir made for the reception ot the vlsitlni: teams
of the Manhattan and ,Vesr Inrk Athletie t'lubs at
MniMonn and Imblln on Sunday next The visitors
will cimipr-te with the best athletes in Ireland at Halls
biliUe on July 7.
Important ( hnnixea nt llnud In the VsatteUn.
London, Juno SO. A despatch to tho Daily
hews from Rome says: "Important changes are about
to be made In the Vatican Mirr ilallmberti will prob
ably he appointed Papal Secretary of Mate It Is ex.
I icted thai a more conciliatory policy will shortly re
place the present policy or Intolerance "
Warner's 1'lrst Opera.
Munich, June 29. Wngnor's first opora,
"Die Keen," was produced this evening Hlsaroman
tic and fantastic work The music wavers between the
Italian anil the Gorman school of th. Wagnerian period.
Theilecewas brUllanlly stngod aud the performance
was a success.
Tun Kmiterora to Meet In iltlly.
Berlin, June 29. Tho JN'afionaf Zeltung says
that the romtuir interview between Emperor William
and tho Crnr will take place between the loth and IVh
of July. The jdace of meeting; H says, has not yet beeu
decided upon
Ilrlllsb Gun. for the Paclfle Coast
Ottawa, Juno 29. Tho Dominion Insr!ector
of ArdUery leaves for Vancouver to-night to examine
th. fortifications Tho Government has determined In
accent the tmierial authorities' proposition togirrlson
theforis six eight pound guns will be shipped from
oolwlca next month
Clerk and t-beclt Mls.lna;.
MoNTitEAr., Jane 29, The customs olerk of a
large dry roods house was Intrusted with a chick ftr
S2,nis)a few daj s ago with which to pay thedud.snn
an Importation He bat not been s.en since, and Is laid
to be fa New sork
Tahiti Abandons Free Trade,
Ban riUNCisro, June 29. Tho Tnhltlnn Gov
ernment has abandoned the free trade policy, and haa
placed a protective tariff on all articles landed on th.
bland from American anl fnzllsh ports. The tariff
amounts to fifty per cent on staple articles.
The Heat Novel Marlon Marland Uai
Written
Is "A Gallant Furht," a romance ot real life, wblcb
haa b.sn s.cursd exclulv.ly for and wul appear In th
-luiaay Utnurt ta-anerrew, 4
HHBMbanwJ
MISS FLAXEN HAIR SOUND.
he had Toddled Up to Harlem, and a I.ndr
had Fallen In I.nvr vvllh Her.
Tho Httlo Ilaxcn-hulrei! Swedish Biri, Ellen
Marin Wahlbcre, who disappeared from hor
homo nt 157 Last Eighty-seventh street Inst
Wodnesdny, enmo homo Inst night In charge ot
big Borgcnnt Walter L. Thompson of tho 120th
street pollco station. Ellon Is 4 j oars old. Blio
carried it doll tlint would provo a burden fornn
8-veni-old child, nnd sho cried becnuso she
couldn't go back to tho lady who had glvon hor
tho doll nnd a lot of candy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnhlberg havo boon hero only
n oar, and thoy can't spoak English. Whon
Httlo Ellon disappeared on Wcdnosday, Mrs.
Wahlborg loft hor othor two tow-hoadod chll-
drcn In tlio care ot neighbors nnd started out
to find Ellen. Swedish Is a Inncuago rarely I
spoken In Yorkvllle, ami so ovory porson
whom Mrs. WahlbotB nuostloned stnrod nt hor
und shook his bond.
That night Mr, Wahlborg took up tho search
In company with a Hvtndlsh neighbor named
Petot sen, who acted as Interpreter. Thoy went
loall tho police stations In thu neighborhood, ,
nnd wound up at Pollco Headuuartois without
finding tho lost child. They stent Thursday
In the same innnnor. In nceordanco with a time
honored custom when an j body Is lost, tho
park police draggod tho rcsorvjlrund the lakes. I
The blueconlHsent out a genual ulnrm, a score I
of reporters woro sot to vvoik, und another i
Charloy Itos ease was rapidly blossoming
when, as related, Ellen enmo homo nnd cried
becuuso sbo could not remain lost.
On Wednesday morning It appears nhownsn't
very hungry, nnd all she bad lor breakfast wiih
ball a cup of coffee. Hho had a penny, and
nbnut 11 o'clock she wont out to piny. Hor
fathor had trenuently taken hor to thop'irk,
nnd it is presumed that, being hungry, she
tried to find some plnco where sho could spend
her penny. About l.'s o'clock a truckman
nearly inn ovor hor nt moth street and Lex
ington iivonuo a long way up for a four-year-old
to toddlo. Mrs. Church, who lives at l!If
East 130th street, led hor Into hor houso nnd
tried to find out whore she lived. Ellon's En
glish voenbulnry consists of "Hello." " Dood
bjo," nnd "Up'tnlrs," und Mrs. Church cavo
up asking auostloiiB presentlv and gnvo hllen
something to eat and then fell In love vvllh her.
A Swedish man who lived near by lotirnoit
from Ellon that hor fathers name was August.
A little girl told Cant. Westervelt of tho l'Jbth i
street polico station that u little Inst girl was
around tho corner, rfhe prnml-od to bring tho
:lrl to tho station If her friends did not claim
icr. Sho did not appear again, and tho nntur.i!
lnforoneo followed Mrs ( hureh gnvo lllen
tho doll ami kept her Wuilnesdny nnd Thurs
day nights. Last ovenlnc Hobby Cliuieh. Mis.
Church's son. tend about Ellen's dlsnppenrnneo
in tho papers, and brought her to tho pollco
stntlon. Mrs. Church w is sorry to pnrt with her.
A fow minutes after I Hen had reached homo
with her big doll, Mrs Wnhlbeig received n
postal card from Henrv V. Cm roll of 57 Eist
129th streot telling her whoro Ellen was. Mr.
Wnhlberg eonililnieiitlvBtroked his lo'icvellow
mtistnoho Inst night while a friend thunkod tho
reporters foi helping llnd tho child.
IXfLAlMSa THE INDICTMENT.
Jersey City Offlclnla Construe It ne nn Order
to Jlcimlr n Sewer.
The indictment found by the Hudson
County Ornnd Jury against tho Major and
Alderman of Jercoy City, representing the cor
poi.itiou of Jer-oy City, form ilnt.ilnlug.i nuis
ance in falling to keep the 1 ichtli stioot sewer
in proper icnnir, was signed jesterday, and
will be presorted to tlio Court to-day. It Is
explained by ofllcl lis that the object of tho in
dictment i in effect toslvo the Hoard of Woiks
power to ixce. d tho nppropn.itiou for repnlr
i ing ewer. Iho llonrd of I'miuue, which lias
clvrcn of all i Itv money, mtiKes appropriations
I nt the beginning of each jenr for the main- I
I tenanco or tlio city Boaids. Under tho Xew
i Jersov lav.- if any Jtonrd spends more thnn the
nu ,,nt npprnpi inted for it by tho lio.ud nf
I' infiio. It n einbe, s are 11 lble tn indictment i
for inalfea-atiee in oll.cv. Tho money appro- i
in inted last ear lor repairing shwois has all
b en t pout, and the linuid of oiks nnnnt ex
ceed lis nppiopr! itlon. The tir.iiul Jury.
1 theiefore. indicted "in citv for tailing to
i keep the rever iu it i aii. Tho ellv, icnri-- I
senled bv Coipoiation Counsel D'nii. will '
order the lloaid ol Wotl.S'oilo the woik.and
theilniid will iefiie in do it. becntt'o It has no
mimes. Tho Coiporntlnn Counsel will explain
the m tiler to Siiincinii tour" Jtitie himpp.
and, it is said hevvldi i.o .innidi-reompelll-ig
, thnllinidof Worss to lep.iir the sewei. I'mler
the ('nun's unlei tl 1 ninl w.'l goiiluid and
exceed 11 appro iriatii u without fear of indict
ment T u violatlt g the I iw.
Sevei.il venrs.igo a similar state of nffalrs
exl-tid. The Nov. irk avenue se.vois cmptii'd
I on ihe mei.dovvs and created a nuisance An
I indictment was found, a.ul the sewer was Hxi d
a','1 ouch the ileal d ofc rkiilocallv exceeded
Its nppioprlatinu in doing tho work.
.1 PERPLEXED . ritr.
Toceil Up for Ihe Sircond JMarht In the Col
tlru IBoblu.tiii C use.
The jury In tho tt inl of Colden Robinson
for the murder of his wlfo. Snrah 11 Hobli son,
nt 70(!rovo street, on March 'M, was out all
Thursday night and nt noon estordny, not
jet having agreed, they camo into court und
asked Judge ilnrrott to repeat his ehnrgo on
tlio statutory points. Ho dcllned tho decrcos
of homicide again.
Mr. Keller, for tho prlsonor, asked that tho
jury bo charged that In caso of reaonablo
doubt thoj had tho right to llnd guilty in tho
lesser degroo of crime If they believed nny
crlmo hnd been comtnlttod. Justice Barrett
said they had tho right becnuso they hnd tlio
power, but such action would bo doplorablo If
they believed tho prisoner guilty of tlio higher
degree.
'1 he jury enmo into court ngnln nt .I'lS P. M
And asked that Die ehnrgo of Justleo Jliirrett of
Thursday bo read tu them by the stenographer.
Justleo llntrett so ordored, and niter tho
charge had been rend, a jurjmun i sked for tho
evidence of l.lzlo Nhltohurst, In pan, and Unit
was lead. Then jiirjinaii .1, H. A. Smith, asked
whether the jurj til 1st Moving a part ot tlio
testimony of any witness, could accept tho rest
of it ns trim.
Justleo Barrett repllod that the object was to
got at tho truth. It was the jurj's right to dis
regard testimony If tlie) didn't believolt. Hut
they wero not to do bo cuprlclously or ar
bitrarily. At (! n clock tho mry sent out for eunpor. nnd
Justice Barrett went home, saj Ing ho would
respond ton call at anj tlmo beforo midnight,
In case a verdict was found. At 10 o'clock the
jury wus lockod up for tho stcond night.
Robbery, JKIopcment, nnd Murder.
Nr.wnuitnii, Juno 29, The Torost of Dean
Mlno tragedy in tho mountains on tho wost
bnnk of tho Hudson, below Highland Palls, is
being iuvestigatod by Coroner Miller, Tho
victim wns Thomas Crettollo, un Italian. He
formerly worked on the w.itor works near Tnr
rytown. nnd boarded with Mrs. Carmora. who
has a daughter of about 18 yoars, with whom
Crettollo fell desperately In lovo. Not long ngo
tho pair eloped, and they took with them $4.10
ol Mrs. Cnrmora's savings. Hho had a wuirnnt
Issued for Crenelle's arrest, nnd ho wns found
with tho girl nt tho Iorest of Denn Minos In
tho Hudson Highlands. When thoolucor wont
lor Crettollo his companions tuok his part, nnd
a fracas occurred Inwhldi soveral shots woro
llred. The olileor pulled bin lovolver, but It
would not go off. Then ho enme to Jvovvburgh
for deputy sheriffs. When these arrived Cor
oner Miller hnd started un Inuuest nn the dt nd
body of Crettollo, who had in tlio interval dlod,
Tho rnyntery Is who killed him, Theolllcer
could not havo done it, becnuso his rovolver
failed to explode, nnd tho inference is that
Crenelle's own friends must havo done It.
Two nf them, Alonro llornotollo nnd Paullos
Htnndriianl. havo been arrested. 'Iho girl has
ulso boon taken into custody.
An Insurance Agent MU.Inir.
Albany, Juno 29,--Davld II, Krefer, who
has boon mnnagorln this city for the United
BiatosLlfe Insurance Company and for tho
Btandnrd Accident Infuranco Company, Is re
ported to bo short In his accounts with the
Htandnrd Company nnd to hnvo left tho city
for parts unknown. Ho Is nbnut 40 vnarB of
nco nnd hns a wlfo nnd five children living In
this olty. it Is reported tlint a representative
of the Htandnrd (ompanj recently enmo hero
und learned Dint hoofer was short In his ac
counts, wheioupon Din hitter left n noto for his
wife and took n sudden departure nbnut mid
night. The ofllcn of tho eompnny'n ngency was
closed to-day. The amount of tho shoitngo Is
not jot kuovvm
Ilolldar Kzcnrslona by I'ait Trnlna,
Call at New York Central tlck.t offices for particulars
of low rat. holiday excursions to Kocbest.r lluffaio,
Macara rails. Lake Oeorgt, Saratoga, Alexandria Day,
Adirondack, ac. -du.
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IRON MILLS TO SHUT DOWN.
100,000 MEN IN THE VEST LIKELY TO
RE DEPRIVED OP EMPLOYMENT.
The Mnnnfaelnrera ltelu.n to Nlan the Hcnle
that la Offered by tlio Amnlrnmnted As.
aoclatlon of Iron and Nteel Workei e.
PiTTsnimaif, Juno 29, At tlio confer-onco
betwoen the Wngo Commlttcoof thoAinnlga
matod Association nnd representatives of tho I
Iron Manufacturers' Association this alter-
noon, tho formor announced that thu lodges
hud decldod not to ncccpt a reduction. Tho
rnnnufactutorssald positively that thoy would
not contlnuo to pay prosont wages. I
Tho conforonco was In eosslon twenty-
flvo mlnutos. At its conclusion tho
members ot tho Amalgamated Association
wont Into consultation nt their headiiuaiters,
and docldcd to prosont their scnlo to thu manu
facturers for accoptancoor rejection. Hoero
tary Martin of tho Amalgamated Association
this afternoon rocolv oil nows to tho effect that
thaLaiighllii and Junction stool companies nt
Mingo, Ohio, hnd signed tho steol scnlo. Should
all tho mills closo down. Itillv 100.0U0 men will
bo nffectcd.
In nn Intorvlow to-night. M. N Verner of
tho Pittsburgh I'orgunind Iron Company, snld i
tho shutdown Would be lOiupletc. Tlio state- I
mont that tho mills wore closing for repairs
was untrue. They weru closing because tho
manulnc tutors would not pav tho piesent I
wnges. Tho mnnufiictureis would not sign the
scnle, unless thorn was an advam o in tlio price ,
of iron, nor would thoy consent to arbitration.
Wnges must lie 1 "i per ton or nothing.
In this city 2S 500 men will bo thrown out of '
employment by the strike, and In tho West It is i
estimated that not less than 70,000 workmen
will boafloctoil,
All the mills In tho West, except the fow
operated by non-union men, will cloo down I
to-morrow lntlellnitelv-. Tho mills that will
contlnuo in operation nre Curnoglo's Itcssemer
xvorks nt llraddock. l'nrk llius. A Cn, Clark's
holar Iron Works, and Anderson A Dopuy of
this city. Wood's mills of MeKeesporl nnd I
Wcllsvllle. O., and tho Lake 1-rlo lion Works .
of Cleveland.
Among Uio other Intores's affected by the
strike will be the itillroail lreighl business and
the coke trade, 'Ihe suspension of work In tlio
mills means tho banking up or blast lurnaces
ninl. as iienuseiiueiice. tho shutting down gen
erally ot the eoko ovens In tho I'onnellsvillo
legion. The toko leople saj-. linwover. Dint a I
shutdown or several months would ovcntiinlly
do tin m good, and that when the mills start up
again Dxro will bo a big demand for coke,
which inn Dion bo sold at n prollt, whtlo thero
is a loss iu thu present prlco of $1 por ton.
At a late hour to-night it was iiimored that
Oliver Dros., emplov Ing 4,000 men, would sign
tho scnle. H. W. Oliver doclined to infirm or
denj tho report.
Pnti.ADi i rut l, Juno 29. The scale of wngos
proposed bv iho local Ironwoikers forthe en
suing j ear has tlio samo features as that nnw
in force, with tho exception Dint lu the caso of
tlio puddlers thero Is dt iniiniled a lever-alof ,
thopic'sent svstoin, which Is built on tho basis '
ot iron put Into thesurfiieonnd not lion turned i
out. It is said that tlio innnutnctuicts will .
ngreo to tho scale. No shut down is anticl
p und, unless tho condition of tho tr.tdo shall
demand it,
JBO.SXO.Vj! COWMON LOUAC1LMEX.
They (stole a tiise ol W Inn find 480) C1nra,
Hut JSeltlslntr to lllwy Wore Uxposetl.
J'ostos'. Juno 29. Quite n biecze has been
occasioned urtiund thu ( it) Hull In connection
vvitli tho onteitainment of tho Ancient nnd
Honorable Artillery Company nnd tholr guests,
the Ilonourablo Artillery Company of London,
involving t-cvcial Common Couuciliucn in
nuostiiiniib'o actions.
On Tuosdii) tho Committee on Contingent
Expenses of tlio Council rofused to approve n
bill of 1,430, covering lunch, cigars, nnd ,
Illinois, witli thu scrviug theieof. At tho moot
ing a iiuestlon wns inlsod by Councilman
Trntynf Ward 12 who said thit certain mem
bers of the coiuinitlee luid taken lor their own
luTaonnl use ISO cigars nnd a c.io of wine. Mr.
Tino's nscrllon was buked up by Council
man Vlr.honey nf Ward U, nnd tlio committee
cnlhd ns witnesses Clmiiman Lildy or tho
Committeo on Entertainment. Cotincllnien
lltnv 1 o-.s. and I. Sullivan und Assistant
Lit) Messenger slllovv.i) and Oshorn.
1 1 mi tho tcs-tlmiin) of these vvltnu es it was
lenined th it tliere were IK) ig us and a e.ise
of wiuo luft over, which weie at the express ir
dei of Cnii'icil'iiau I'ns ei leted nn the I
steamer an l sulieiiuentlv surreptitiouslv re- i
l moved ton loom iu tl el'ity H.ill b the Assist-
iiiittit) .Messenrers, while ci rtain inembeisof
the committee v.eru waiting .iioiind the nil r In
p u tii ipnto in Die "divvj." 'Ihe publication of
thc'sioij is saiil to bodue to thiidiss-itfaci!on
nt tl.u-o men at not receiving a shaionf tho
spoil. As the m.it'er stand, tho Committee
on Contingent Expenses refuses to approvo tho
bill of S1,I0. 'Ihe suiplus ilgirs and vvlno
havo been r turned to thu llrm from whom
thev were purchn-ed. and. although Alderman
Eddy paid for th" 4s) cigars, tlio cigar dculer
still has them iu ids pobbcssioii.
(Jen. SiheilJun. Vnviigr Auln Po.tponed,
WsnrNOTOS-, Juno 29, Uio clouds tlint
hnvo hung ovor Washington lor three days hnvo
not jet lifted Tho rain has censed to fall, but
tho cold nottbenster is still blowing, and tho
thermometer is down to CO. Under these con
ditions It is iniposslblotoremovotion. Shorldan
to the senshoie. The Kwotara Is read) to set
sail at any moment, nnd it was planned to got
tho General on board at da) break this morn-
l Ing, but during tho earl) hours thero was a
drenching lain that put the Idea nf moving tho
I sick mnn entirely out of consideration. Tho
Weather llureau thought that tho storm would
pass awn) duringtlio afternoon. It is a "north
caster." i aued b) a dlstm bniieu on tho At
lantic const, ami such stouus usunllj last Irom
forty-eight to sixt) hours. Tlio (ioueral slept
veil lust night, nnd vv.is resting iiuiitl) this
moiniiig. It is ini ossiblu to tell just when tho
bwntnru will sail. 'Iho signnl men said Iho
I weather would clear up tins morning, but It
did not. In their olticlul bulletin tills morning
they predicted fall, warmer v.ei.ther, with
Bouthwesteily winds. Thoiu hns been a cold
rain and a northeast wind all day, ()nl nun
thing is known, and that is that (inn. Sheridan
will be placed nn tneSwatnra the lint moment
tbo weather will permit, 'lo-niglit tl.ero ibiio
sign of sunshine to-moriow.
Tho following bulletin was Issued at 9 P. M.:
(ien Sheridan had some liidUestion In the er.rhsr part
of tilt day With this tviptinn his condition Is better
than at on) time durinr the week lie will not b. taken
to the hwatara until all the meteorological cuuditlous
are satUIiutorv
It was said at tho house this evening that It
was Improbable that tho (leneial will be moved
to-morrow, us thu wonthor Is too damp and cold.
The Iletentlon of the Jlrlde-ev nter
Ottawa, Ont., Junn20 At n mooting of
tho Cabinot to-day n telegram from llrltlsh
Minister Wost nt Washington was eonsidorod,
in which ho announces that tho Secretary of
btato wishes to draw tho attention of the Do
minion Government tn tho alleged illegal
sel7uro nnd detonllon of tho American ship
llridgovvnter at Shelburn, Nova Seotla, last
spring, and the refusal of thu Dominion Gov
ernment to compensate tho owner..). 11. Allen
of low York, for loss sustained alter tlioGov
ernmont hail neknow ledgod tho illegality of tlio
seUure and detention by i elcasltig tier uncon
ditionally at the end nf eight) -onudiijs.
Tho Drldgewater sailed from St. John, N. II .
early In April, 1HS7, nnd on tho rub put Into
Slielbuin for repairs, Hubsetiuently her owner
ntteiuptod unsuccessfully to sell her. Sho was
then treated us an Importation and 2.1 per rent,
dutj was demanded, although nn sale had been
effectei. bhnvviiH afterward released unenn
dltlonully. the Government rocognllng tho
mistake Dinj had made. A letter leeelved yes
terday from Allen states that President Cleve
land has intimuti d to him that ho Intends giv
ing his porsonal attention to tho matter.
The Nnfton Mills Shut lliivvn.
Lawiikncb. Mass , Juno 29. The Button Mills,
in North Audover manufacturing woolens shui.doiwi
this noon for an Indefinite period and over list op ra
tiles are out The mill could not make mone) under
the present state of Iho stool market, unless the opera
tives submitted to a heavy cut down This Ihe vt eav era
refused lo do, and the mill consequently shut duwu.
Found Xlrowned In Ibe East JCIver.
Bnmuel Thompson, a bnntman, found tho
body of a man about M) years old floating In the last
Klveratthefootof Mnei) fourth street yes'erda) morn
ing Ihe man had sftid) hair and Irani with a bald
spot on Ills head, and was dreed In a linen duster, dark
troisirs. and slippers The bnl) was taken lo Ibe
Murguo last night, aud has nut been hleutiind
lllBVrcnt Wilis nl I'nlllng.
Herman T. Krause. 71 years old, of 81 Orand
treat. Jersey City, fell down the elevated railroad stslrt
at Church and Cortlandt streets lsitoUht and was badly
hurt He went bora, from Chambers Htreet llirpltal.
Annie Bol.monliy, aged 6 jesruell outof a fourth story
window at Si bnsrtnitrstl, and was scarcely burl at all.
rM
TK.V SO A.T IS AllOVT IT.
Prevailing Produce Kxchanae Qiiolntlnna
on lllecllnn lift.
A regiment or two of men on tho down
town oxcluiligos havo an odd btindred or two to
bet on Ciuvoland andTliiirinnii. Tho urov idling
odds are 100 to $C0 on tho Demoeintlo candi
dates, Tho Harrison-Morton men do not ro
siiond readily. Thoy mo timid, and pay they
Piofer to await developments on tho tnrlff
Issuo. Mr. Eovvls II. Hpcnco of tho Produce
Exchange, howovor, camo to tonus )csterday
with Mi. Frank Engs. and bot 1100 to JfiO
against Hnrrtson nnd Morton. Mr. JnmeR II.
llenttio of Tuppor A ilonttto bot Mr. Albert
Klnkel $10 to $10 Hint Cloveland and Thurmnn I
would bo tho men. Haft loads of hots of this
rUo aro negot latod dally. Tho big monoy hasn't
couio out yet.
A DEMOCRATIC HANNElt RAISING.
Great Xuthlialasm In the Mlxth District A
Jtrpllhtlcnn f'lnh.
Tho Sixth Assembly, tho Old Ironside
district, raised tho llrst cnmpnlgn bannor Hint
hns bcon put up for tho Democrnllo nominees
noutlt nf Fourtoonth btroet Inst night. Tho
banner Is n thing of beauty, and roused en
thusiastic cheers that could bo heard at tho
foiry many blocks to tho eastward. Tho ban
ner hangs across tho Btroet from tho 1 amtnnny
Hall Genornl Commltteo's headiniartors at 018
Grard Btreot. Honntor Edward F. ltollly occu
plod the Chair at lust night's meeting. Hod
baudiitimis filled thu ulr. nnd almost
hid tho platform from eight. The hull
was crowded, and many had to go
away disappointed. Whon tho bannor
was Hung to tho breozo tho stroot was not wldo
enough to hold tbo crowd. Senator lteilly.
Senator Ellison and Edwin L. Abbett spnku.
Cnngi ossninn Cummlngs was detained elso
wl ere. ltesoluliotis woro adopted sutmortlng
the candidates.
The Uerm in Eepubllcnn Cnuntv Committeo
met at 2'1) Unwary, the (lei mania Assembly
ltiinnis, Inst night. Mr. Itudolpli Iteiibons pro
sii'lng. It was voted that tho committee should
resolve itself Into i cinnimign club nnd tlint
each district should be allowed llvomuio dele
gttes. i'j .1 iidf,o Dlttenhoeior was elected
( h lirninn of the club. Mr. Iteuben. Mr. II. C.
llottj-. and Major lerdlnnnd Drjer spoko on
tho itepubllcan iiomlnntlotis nnd wero applauded.
THE TdAYOH'S A DEMOCRAT.
Ilut lie's .ol Gnlnz to Prnlse Cleveland ir
lie Doesn't Feel tbut Vuy.
Speaker Cnrllslo nnd Congieasmen Bon
ton, McMlllin, and Timothy J. Campbell called
nt tho City Hall yoslerday to pay their rospoctB
to Major Howltt. Ho greetotl Mr. McMIliln
nnd Mr. Campbell, who camo first, xery cordial
ly, saving to tho formor:
"I havo heard of ) our Bplendld speech last
night, and of its glorious reception by an audi
onco that 1 issed me."
Mr. McMlllin acknowledged tho compllmont
nnd nesurod Die Mayor thnt tho hlssus woro
very fow nnd that thoy woro drownod by up
pl.iuse. "Well, they hissed mo nnvhnw." rojolned
the Mt.jor Inughiiiglj. "nnd 1 "upposo Camp
bell here had a good deal to do with it."
The lion. Mi. Campbell disclaimed Ibis. Tho
Major afterward Fnid that tho visit of the
Hpcakor and Congressman was nf only per
sonal Blgnillciucu. Of bis letter to tho meeting
ho said:
Of course l could have written a letter thnt wonld
have uia le a mvellritf like that pure responsive Iter
ereuo, tn tin csiidldst, h at d catch plirn-es that will
start apt latise aro eastl) turticd Hit tn attitude In
reference to Vlr c leveUnd ie mi well known that euclt
utterances oul t be oen u -uspiclon ui to llielr hln
cerltv. un 1 1 x ill uelth-r Hrtto n ir sa anjthlnir that is
noi direct and un, iiaivocnt Ilut I nm i lictnocrut a
purtv man and one sholui Iven much ihouebtto the
1 iri'Tqin stion I lntn ducedahill most of wb se pro
vNioUHnrein the Mills bill, and which has only been
saoiled where chances have been mile And I pre
diet that the cailipamn lsun will su-ely be as Indicate 1
in my letter In the mcetlu? ami that the personal
characteristics of the candidates are not Involved.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Chnlrraiin lsnrntim Annonnce. the Namea
nnd Helecla .National Ilcnrifiuisrfera.
Chairman Win, II. Illinium of the National
Democrntlo Committee announced jestorday
that he had apt olutod tho following Exccutivo
Coinmitloc. us the Kationnl Committeo em
poweicd him to do:
ralifiirula XI K. Tarpey.
llurldl amu-l Ivica
ceorla John 11 I sttlL
llhlio.s L.-nkliie VI I helps.
Inwii J J Kicliar isnu.
hiuias Charles 1 111 ilr.
Kci tucky Henry I) itclienry.
vti.iue vrthursewull
I Mir. land . ... Aril ur 1' norinan.
Miihliraii " V Karnes
Vliinirs da Silebiel llnran.
Mi'tnurl .. . . John il Prattler.
:.cv i,ainishlre v W sulloway.
ow .leri) si ilf-a Koss
Spw-ork llermiim Oelrlcbs.
i,rlh c u-olinu Vl w 1. ins an
nine . i alvin s Price.
I'flins vania W I, sco't
Ithode Island I II Jl irnahy.
South l arolina F. VV Dawson
Tenne.-te UK Looncv
Vernunt .. Hiram Atkios.
Vlririnla Jnlm s Harbour
w.tt viritlnii William vi Clements.
Weconslu .... John L Mitchell
Wm II IIahnch. Chairman
Tho committeo appointed by tho National
Committeo tn procure headquarters, consisting
of Messrs. linriiiiiu (Chairman). Dawson, and
' Oelrkl.s. selected the hoii'eat K)estTvventj-
n i i t it streot, n ilO-foot fiont litowti-stono houso
just back ol the Stiirtevant Hnuso. It will Im
I put In order anil matin ready for businoss nt
i tho earliest possible moment. Mr. Darnum
left the city for his homo at Elmo ltock, Conn..
in Dm alternoon.
P Shenrin of Indiana Is appointed secretary
i of the committee, and Edward 11 Dlikinsonas-
' Blstitut btcretuij and olllclal stonogrupher.
The tVcnllier Yesterday.
Indicated by Hudnut's thnrmomotor: 3 A. St.,
B3.C1A VI ,'.10 11 X VI "i . 1 XI lil. J SOP. SIU7i
k 1 1. ia' ii I M.o."i. IJ uiidiiUht, cl'. Average,
OO's. Average on Juno -"J. 1CS7, Tsjf.
Plctilil Untce l'redlctlnn.
For Mnlne. NewHnmpshlro,Verraont,Mafl"a
chusetts, Ithode Island, aud Connecticut, light to fresh
southerly winds warmer, fair weather
lor e tsteru sew Jork. eastern Pennsylvania, and
Sew Jiey, light tn freUl vartilile winds becoming
southerly, cooler, followed b) w armer, fair weather.
JOTTIMIS AROUT lOWN.
(iov. Illll has returned to Albany.
Judpo tndrexs has granted a limited divorce to Mary
Putin from. lames VV litiun
Ihe sprli.se races nf ibe Sew York Canoo Club will be
held this afternoini ofl llechtel's batdu stapleiun, r) I.
The stills of I Alfred Davenport. Christian alirlskla.
and John evler a.ninst tho lliimrt. Kansas and Texas
I ailror.il were trunslerred vosterday from the -uprema
Court u( the stale lo the Lulled Mates Circuit Court.
.loieph 1) tlreentlfld 10 ears old sn of David Clreen
fleld furrier, nf "i'1 Hroadway pleaded guilty yisler
dsy before .lulge Cnwlui; lu theoenrral Sessions to a
clurreof grntil larcenv preferred by his father. He
was sent tn Ihe Mmini Ueformalor)
Jtidir. Vndrews has granted f ermlsslon to the Anieri
can J acht l lub to issue l ouds in the amount of $.!. nil
A morigage is lo be executed Insecure the liajiuvntof
the hoiida and the trustees of the mortgage aro tube
W asliington K c unnor and VVltliam 11 btarbtick.
thxrlcs II Dunn is years ol 1. a shoe leather cutter,
pleated guilty jesteruay beforo Ju tgo Cowing lu the
tienrral Si-isioiiMtou charge of felony in ruining a 9Usl
llaliighssli) Henry J t'uroi s tailor shop at -aJ srventll
avenue Ho wai sent lo thu penitentiary lor a month
The lorty second Street, Vlanhaltanvllle and St Nich
olas Avi nue ftnl wnv c empaii) hasnbtiiined from Judgo
Androws a tuun Uiiius directing Ji hri .Scwton. C ommis
sinner of ruhllc Works, tn allow the rompanv to con
struct a t'ouble crick ulioti Tweltth avenue, between
1-orly second and Thlrlj rourlh streets
John vinhon 'IT, years o! I AnesIjnns aged an anl
her lujrariid son nil ef ejiuvtrii Duyvil, were i ut
(Irivlngji'-terda) In a one linri-e Koekaway wltnthe
lmrso ran nwaj, throwing th m out Mr vialum was
slihtb Inluri 1 about bis hi id and xim (tun,, sou
wus set. rely hurl The burso broku blslegand w sssl ot.
Drs Statrotd nnd llellew of Uellevue llr,spital sild
jeslenl ty that there was ro tiulh In Ihe report that
.It si ph virllulre. shoded in the bosidtal Isrt sun I ly
bad be, ii Ifslen lo death The body showed no mirks
ot bruises and whrn brought In tho liiFiltnl lh;a.
tletit was rational, and told how he fell anl hurt him
self in lirnoklju
As the ferrvboat r-'ewtown left Orand Street rtrtr.
Wllltamsburgh for .Sew Jork at A .Co clock jesterday
afternoon c harles Kaner. col years old, of cuj Kast
Twellth slrset. Ihrew bis hit and coat nu ibe drik nnd
Jumped overboard He was rescued bv Itlrhard Jones
oft e tugboat Driscoll, and was sent lo Uetlevue Hos
pital a 1 risouer
lire occurred at a JQ o'clock last night in Ihe base,
mentor i .- I itroniwas. nccut le 1 hi l.awn me ,t c n.
miner il waters who list 4.V illhers damaged were
Vlal.k l.rnliian an I Cigar II aler Ci.stasta. ou Ihe llrft
tloir $1 f'H each, Krausi Urniers in lorn. oni,o tec
u nl iliHir S-V' VVilliam i uglcj plumber nt 4S West
Tllrt) i Ighlh street (.
I.uke VV alsh a trur kman of ai Water street moved the
furniture of a familv oui ct e sherilT street, a tt nement.
of w hich frederlck flock w as Janitor on the lSth inst , and
the lanpor and the truckman ciuarrcll.d Hock climbed
nnVvalsh. truck and challenged him to right Walsh
knocked him down with a carl rung Hock Is dying.
V aah, who la uadM V ball, will tit rearrsitt-
IIKPUCL1CANS RALLY GAYLT. Mf
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOVSB Mf'i
1 I'LL OP THE lAIIlll'UL. Mt
"nn.nht Ho. ah!" la Their Cry, and "Na-Na 9K
-Nn Free Trade ' Itoavvell G, Ilorr V
Atntiaea Them Col, Ingeraoll Enthaaee R
Thriu und Vlndlcnle. Illmself-Wamer pKM
Miller I. llnlleilnsOovernorlhatahnlllla jw
Tho licpiitillcnn intlllcntlon meotlnR last W
night In tho Metropolitan Opora House won a ,(Sa
matter of clowds, nolso, hurrahs, and old flan BgR
music, with precious fow old flags. "Rally jKa
Hound tho Flag," "Murc!iliigThrouuhaoor1a.n m
and tho " Star Hpatiglod llannor" wore played '"J?!
in stirring monsuro by Cappn and his band, f'j$W
but ono ling wrapped around tho Chairman's &vMl
table and two Httlo nllk flags hung near tha 7M!
proscenium nrch wore tho only ones dlsplayod, XJ
exeopt thoso brought In by n fow of the audi- ratf
onco. Two drnpod bunehos of rod, whlto and .',;f
bluo bunting on each sldo ot each ot tho tour ' SB
lovvor balconies wero tho only other signs of ,Jm
tho colors. Tho contrast b"tweon tho Countr iJm
Democracy meeting In the Acndamy of Muilo ''?R
on tho provlousovonlng wns very groat There, efflg
despito tho fnct thnt the red bandanna yl (
was tho bannor ot tho night thou- ijt If
Bands of starry flngs were displayed, v$f g
Plcturos of Harrison nnd Morton, on unframed t3ijk
can vases, stood on tho since nt tho Opera ',w
House, whoro tho crowd soon hid them from iSt'
vlow. When cheers woro cnllod for for the $1
tlckot.lt wns sometlmos remomborod to hold 'M
them up so thnt tho audtonco could soo thorn. ,
Hut tho luck of flags was not tho cause ot an? S8j
luck nf color, for tho flno wenthor brought oat W
lots of women, whoso oyoB, lips, cheeks, and Si
garmcntB, oveusomotlmostliolrvoloos.enlivon- jfc
ed tho scone. Tho prominent pooplo present fflSi
woro ninny, and all old friends of the people Mj
and called for by nnmo. Among them was wjj
Oon. Sherman, whom tho nudlonco In vain jjj
trlod to get out on tho stage, and who was in a ; ,Jk
bov: wltli John P. Linelt. In othor boxes and $&
on tho stngo woro Samuel Sloan, Thomas O. '$
Acton, Knmuel Fessendon, tho Itev. J. It, Pax- S
ton, tho llov. II. K. JlacArthur. tho Rev. Dr. j
Donlck, Dr. llownrd Crobby, Ernest II. Crosby, '98
Cornelius K. Illlss, John Jncob Astor, J. Plor- ''l
pont Morgnn. Clarcnco A. Sownrd, Horace lias- jjMj
sell. S. II. I rench. D. O. Mills. Iiornard Blglin, W
Ocorgo Illlss. W. W. Astor, J. M. Dundy, Shorl- Stjjj
dim Shook. C. L. Tiffany, John McClnvo, and J. tt
fceiivorl'ago. Jffl
Tho shoutB of tho waiting crowd were rather '
chestnutty, oxcopt somo one's brilliant idea of '' il
starting up "No, no, no froo tradel" The -SJ
cheers for "Elaine, Blnlno, Jumes O. Blaine 1" i Jjj
were tho onlyonos that outroarod thoso for the t W
"No, no!" cry. Guying cnlls for cheers for the $&
"bloody shirt "nnd for " Mnyor Howltt" were -S
ovidenco of tho prosonce of n fow dlssentins '-W
Democrats or Mugwumps, but thoy wore alike 3
hissed do ,vn. i
Tho entrnnco of Chairman Edward T. Bart- '' ,ra
lott. President of tho Republican Club, and the t
orators Ingersoll and Horrwastho signal for . ;
a great hurrah, and Mr. Bartlott was some v -",!
time in making himself heard. His Bpoeoh, '
staitingon tho assertion that victory was in j
tho air. soon led him tn an illustration to be ;jlfj
introtlucoil by tho words: "The BIblo tells ns," Imi
when tho alert audienco found n spokesman to itu
jell, "Watch him. Hob." Tho BIblo toxt was not jM
heard In the laughter nnd confusion that fol- tS
lowed. Mr. Bartlott made ono othor Httlo slip. Wj
When talking of Oon. Harrison's ancestry, he ;J
said: " His forofathor fought with Cromwell iW
for civil liberty." Tho Irishmen In the audi- -,vi
anco did not liko this. Patrick Ford was at the Jon
head of thu list of thoso to whom tickets to 3ffl
bosesoutho stnguworo sent, but he was not 35
seon in the crowd, and ho did not riso to domur , g
to Cromwell. $!
hiTiicn of nx-coNcirtEssMAN noun. "k
ET-Cnngressmnn Rnswoll G Horr pleased '
thn audienco immensely. Mr. Horr bogan: w
" 1 enmo to juu Irom tho fur West simply fop 'Jm
tho pin poso nf saving to jou thnt we propose
In tho 1 ilmlng eampalgu to join hnnds with you SS
p onlo of the East to redeem tho United States ''jfj
of America. IApnliiuse.1 I sat as a dolegate 'y
through every moment of thooxlstence of the 'r
Chicago Convention, nnd though 1 did not suo-
eeed in securing tho nomluntlon of tho man S
for whom I was at work, still leotne here ,M
to-night to say to joti that the Convention JM j
dltl its vvoik fairlj and did it well. (Applause.) -m
No Lonvontion over met in the United Htntes !
which liadamoio alngle object lu view thnn '-
had tho CoiiMintlnunt Chicago. Von could seo it ?4
wiitten in tho features of ovory delegate. Thoy jX
came theioforaslmple purpose 10 nominate a A
ticket thnt will win. Appluube.l Wo did It The J j
plntlorm adopted hj Dm Convention is com- , 1
ploto It makes for Din Hist time in my ',
niemorr n niuare-cut issuo with tho Demo- s 1
cratio party of this nation upon tho great a
question of protection to Americnn Industry, 4
As the cnmpnlgn progresses you will llnd that nr.
the ntmiisphere will clear tip, and tho Issue ,
willliecomo moro distinct nnd better doflned. '
Tho ciueslion beforo us is as to which had bet- m
termanagu this nation Hopublicun clubs of )
this 1 ountry, or Cobdcn clubs of England. Ap-
platise I 1 ruofor tho clubs of our
own nation. Tho result of our Conven
tion is received diiTeiontly in the world
from tho result ot tlio St. Louis Convon
tnn All Fngland sot up its hurrah for Cleve
land's nomination. Applause Have you heard !
any hurrah lor Harrison across tho water? '
Immense clu orlng and crlos ot " No." " Nol"J 1
So far as I am concomed. I prefer to belong to 1
tho part) that proposes tho building up of its
own country. Applause,) Thohistory of Great ,
Britain doe not Inspire mo with nny very J
gieat intorobt. On nil commercial questions 1
that I can recollect sho has been Blmply a '
blood sucker. Eaughtor and npplauBo.l Since
w hen did tho Democratic party turn mission
ary 1"
Mr. Horr continued with a roforonce to pro- V
tection as it was regarded In Michigan, and
snld that ho bolleved lu It for all tho country as
well The Democrats in somo quarters pre- t
tended to believe that they would carry Mlcbl-
gun. Din speaker had heard, but ho thought 1
that vvltli iho prixluctlon of 33,000,000 pounds '
of wool aud wool proposed to be put on the
free list, nnd with copper, lumber, and salt on '
tho flee list, thero was no doubt about Michi
gan. Of Oregon ho sarcastically Bald that the ,
Democrats did not claim it. '
" No." said ho. " W ith nn annual production I
of 1H.000 (100 pounds nf wool every Blieop in Or- j
egon cries ' lla-a-a-ahl' at the monUon of
Cleveland's numo."
Tho audienco took up tho " Ba-a-ah I" and
mado much of it all through the ovenlnc.
TiiitKK ciinEns ron wahneb mtlleb.
Mr. Horr was twice Interrupted by the en
trance of popular favorites in tho house. One
was (ion Sheinian and ono wns Warner Mil
ler, for whom some one In the gallery called:
"Throe cheers for Warner Miller, tho next 1
Governor of New i'ork." Mr. Miller cost a
searching glance up to seo who that man was,
but uppirontly did not recognize his friend in j
tho 1 rowd. The cheers woro given heartily,
Mr. Horr's conclusion was: A
"We start with a united party. We have ' '
takoii Indiana nut of the doubtful States.
There aro morn Democratic snldiors in In
diana than In any other Slate. They have got '
tired of Cleveland. Thero uro 5.000 wool grow
ers there, nnd thoy havo got tired of Cleveland.
(Cries of " Ilu-ati.") I liko nur ticket because It
his a businoss mnn ou It Tho Democratic ' I
p 11 ty hicks business bense. The businoss men ')
ol this nation cannot adopt tho Bt. Louis plat- ;.'
form and lucak down the Industries of this no- ;.
linn. But thero urn others to speak after me. !
A Voice Oh go on, wo will stay all night. '
Mi. Horr Wall, I liko tho ticket becausowe
believe in tliojaioplo of this country ruling this
nation. Whrslt Dint amombor of Congress
from Uonrgia roprcsonts only 5,000 votes while !
It takes yj.ono votes loeloct a member of Con
giess from Now York f Why don't thoy voto
clown thero ? What wo want is a freo vote and
a fall count, and wo want to seo a fair voto all
over the countr), I can always toll what sort
of n political 1111 otlng 1 am in whon I hear the
music. In a Republic an meeting I hear "Home,
Sweet Homo," but tho llrst tune 1 hear in a
Democratic: meeting Is, " We won't bo
homo till morning." Laughter.) It is a
good thing to sou tho million sons of
Miteians start tholr Republloan clubs.
Wo need tho young men for this war. I
would rather havo this country In the hands of
Din men who fought to snvo It than In the
hands of thoso who fought to destroy It I
can't help It: it's tho way I'm built. Hoars of
laughter,! i would like to seo an Administra
tion that believes in Die inerlenn nation; that
will assort itself, that will not wldno and give
evcnlhlng an ty cm tho fisheries question;
thai Is run by brains, ami Dial can nsbort the
di.'nity nl tho AineilHin nation all ovor tho
glolo; thnt .vnuld sav to tho nations of tho
world " Hnnds nlT," and rinkn 'oni take 'era off,
All wo have got to do Is lo do what wo aro go
ing to do vote for Harrison and Morton, (Ap-
plause.l
A letter from Gen. Sherman was read ex
pressing a deslro to remain In the bnekeronnd,
and telegram from Ohsuncey H. Depcw from

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