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HEED'S FRIENDS IS ARMS.
3tAXLi:rj)z:s o vxcrn ox a i.t. stuns
ton it tm srniti.sinci:.
rttronc Protcat from 1'nrllnnd llnnkera
Sent to Manley III" Action t sited
Treachery by Ite rtt'a I'rlrmla - The
fsptaker'e Annuyunti nntl Niiriirlse
Manley Henil, on l.aplnnntton to Rent
II ha (speaker Hnya Ha la Still la tha Ilaee
I'outi.amj, Me., Juno 11. 1 ho Announcement
of the MAitley manifesto formally giving up thu
light At St. I.ouls for Hceel camo like a thunder
clap to thu Statu of Malta. To sa) thut tho
Heed Hi publicans are iiiaiI way through I but
j'Utliiu It mildly. 'I hey nro tin In Arm, too.
Thur Is hut onu volco to-iilgl.t. anil that It de
mihclntlou of what la fnely called Manic)'
treachery 'Iho namo of Judas tins been f re.
quontl) nppllril.
1 huse iv hu know Mr. Heed best are the loaders
among tlui-u who cundoinn the Mauley per
forniu'icc Mr. Heed Is u tighter nuil. the) on),
lie knows no tear, tic, like tho Old Guard, iun
be beaten," but necr surrenders." They re.
fuso to believe for an Instnnt that .teed rould
linvo countenanced huj such performance. Ills
recent remnrl. In Washington, "How politics
makes cowards of men," la freely ()Uoted.
Mr. Manic) neid not frtl at nil lint ti red by
tha comments of Mulnv Republicans which are
to-night bclnr: maclo upon his action. A vigor
ous feature to thu campaign was contributed to
day in a telesrntu of p-otet which was Bent
from this city this afternoon to Manle) at M.
I oult. It Is signed b) the l'icahlcnt or cashier
of every bank and trust .omp.ni inthlaclt),
and no doubt rellccta the scutimcnt of every
man In tho State who baa ilnancl tt luttreata
It la needle; to say that this mess igo was
prompted by the atatemcut in thu murnlnc pa
pers tlmt Mr Manley had pructicnlly given up
the debt for Mr. Reed and conceded McKlnley'a
nomination on thu first ballot. Ibere are no
politic In thU telegram, aa It U signed by every
bank President In I'urtland, without regnrd to
larty interests. 1'ollowing la the mei'iiso, ana
It speaks for Itself In no uncertain sound
Pokilud. Me , Juno 11, lso
7 As lion. JotlpK II XanUit .sf. IjouU, Vet.
The ucdert cned, believing that Mr Heed voices
n cut clearly tte convictions of the great business la
lertslsot this country upon the question of sound
money that bis rubllc retorU on this Issue is ungues
Honed, and that there ta la this country a crowing
sediment In Ms favrr on this ao ount, earnestly
request ttat DoefTurts may be spared to support his
candidacy at the NaMucial ConTentlon
XV XV Thomas. President Canal National Flank.
Jiio r. lUirxK, President Meuhanta' .National
he v l
HirPERiiKK-llicii4Rn.PresMent Portland Nations
riark.
J K. Wsioso. cashier Mrat National rank. Tort-
IUnl
ALTtats O. Itoouu, Treasurer Mains Savings Bank,
Portia i L
N U. .-.. LI. President Civo yatlonal Bank
Wiujah o. Dtvta, President -Nlloul Traders'
Pank
II Ht.Tl.lK. Treasurer Portland Trust Compiny.
I. XI Coieh, trustee Inlou bale Deposit and
Trust Company
InwAiuii otca Treasurer Portland Saviries Bank.
t II faottx. cashier Cumberland atloual U ink.
Tho Prtf. the peraonal organ of Heed, will ay
to-morrow.
" Mr. Manley'a jmbllc etatement that he pe
lleted Mr. Mckinley would be nominated
on the flrat ballot waa entlrel) un
called for. It 9 not needed to cor
rect any mlenpprehenalon from which thu
public was Buffering or was likel) to suffer.
Ker intelllsenl man hna Itnowu for months
that the chaticea weru greatly In favor of Mr.
Mi Klnley. andetery Intelligent man mm Justus
cnpnble as Mr. Manle of e-tlmntlni. correctlj
the effect of the declion of the National Com
mittee In the matter of the ronte'llngtlelecMea
toenhanceMr McKlnle'a propecta.
Allot Mr. Reed's sunportirs knew that tbo
outlook was not brilliant, but the) wire nil go
ing to .-t. Louis determined to stain! bj
bim luvnllyand make the beat fight possln c.
Hut now. Just on the eve of thu departure, the
man whom they had a right to regard aa their
leader, and from whom they had n right to -some
that no discnurngement would come. cen
if encouragement were out nf the .motion,
makes proclamation that he conIdem the nom
lnntlon all "ettled, tnd In the fame bnath an
pounces that nevertheless hoexpecu the Heed
delegates to make a tight.
"A commander who rinding his force greatly
outnumbered, surrender". l- entitled to some
credit, for he saves thellvesof his men, but a
commander who dispirits his forixs b telnng
them thit the) are sure to be Lenten and tln-n
insists upon their going Into thu fight can hard!)
lay claim to humanity or generalship or any.
tiling else. This lat seems to be what Mr.
Manley has done. Uu has predicted the
overwhelming defeat of the Itec-d men
and right on top of It has nnnonncel thit tbey
will stand by their candidate. 1 his la ccrtnlnl)
aver) curious way to gel the delegates to stand
by Mr. Heed. It Ian very funny generalship,
and that the troops show signs of not admiring
It is not to be nondered nt.
"Ithua been auggested thit Mr Manley made
hl statement of belief that Mr McKiuley would
be nominated on the flrat ballot as a wuj of In
troducing bis BUb"equeniatatement that Mr
Heed would under no circumstance., accept the
Vlce-I'residenc) Itut Mr Manley hna been
able to make the last aa.ertloli "everil times
during the past montli without finding It neces
sary tooonplo with It thn flrat one' hi that ex
planatlon does not explain It seems more nrub
ablu that Mr Manley was thrown off his balance
by the muafo on the band wagon "
The .4tf"rf(er la a littln more mild, and an) a:
"it Is of no use to klci against fate, but tho
question arises whv the surrender la announced
eo long butoru the Convention. It looks as
though the purposu might have been to innku
an opening for pulling a stoo to the Heed Vlcv
I're.ldenlial movement, Mr. Heeil has
Inlrendy made thnt i lain and unmistak
able. There It no getting around it. It
is no nuws to Mr. Heed'b friends, of
course '1 hey have understood this to bo liU
posltton all along, hut there has been before no
opportunity to make the announcement au
thoritatively to the countr) .Mr Henl's de
"talon la not to bo regretted. If he remains In pub
lic life, a his constituents earneitlt dcslruand
expect, his place U manifest!) In thu Speaker'a
chair, the post second to the I'resldenc y In
power and responsibility, instead of tecomtug a
figurehead in tho chair of tho henate Mr Heed
must accept a renomlnation. or the heart will
U) entirely taken oat of the campaign here
abouts. It will be necessary to go through tho
' usual forms, but Mr. Manley'a statement Is an
other wtt blanket on Hepulllcau enthusiasm in
tills part of tho country."
Thu Hon. ( harlea K. I.ittleOeld, who la slated
to second Heed's nomination at hu I.oul), saw
the despatch In this morning's papers in unlrh
Manle) said that he gave up thu tight, llo im
mediately telegraphed thu Maine lommittee
man and Heed manager for n vi rlllcatlor.
"The answer Is In the affirmative." raid Mr,
Llttletleld. " 1 shall telegraph nim that I think
Ills lack of aensorxceeda that of htanle) I'lum
mer, the Muluti delegate who wired tho bevv
York I'rtu thnt Mc Iv'iulu) was cerlulu to get tho
nomination on thu first ballot.
"None of us thought," said Mr. I.lttlcfleM,
"that Heed's chuueewaa ahrlghtnnd shining
he, but we are going to hu Iiuls prepaud to
fight It to u llnlsb. I believe thero la moru
opposition to Mi Klnlc) than real!) tppoars on
tho surface, uud that his nomination b) onu
ballot inulil bo prut ot.tid. Ill whlili cnsultud
Mauds more than a goinl shnvi, Manli) V nork
as a Hied mai.uper bus been ail) thing hill s.itis
fnctoiv lo the spenki I's fnei ds In this Mule,
and If hu made the talk am nhed to him by thu
rci orts, he lian i apped the climax,
' I huouly tiling In which 1 loncur with him
la tiiut mult r no consideration will wu allotv
lieed's liumu to goon the III ket's sn ond platu
l(ei himself woulil hot llsti ii to stii h a thing
fin oil inluule. As for Mnutnr I'ruitnr ol
Vermont, vtu -liull opposu I mi us .i Vice Irsi
dentiitl candidate to the er) lust. '! ho Maims
ditlei.atisioii.lder th tt ho has been item g thu
traitor to Id i d'n interest all along, and that in
sleud of his bilng surprised ut the attlmof
Vermont's s,tAie Convention be will Liutv in
udvrtncu vthnt was going In hnppi n."
'Ine action of Miiiilev mn) be said to have had
the effect of making 111" Maine delejitluli and
Heid ( lull, v. hu Ii starts lor M. Louis to-mor-ro
v. plug nil) " 'Ihc will go ?nore detir
mined than evei to hnlil aloft with pr de in 1
love Uiu bantu r of Hied und no "tirnddlc," a id
thu 1'inu iree ihorus will havu no um rrta.u
sound in Missouri
J. II. Mauley Is a prophet w Ithotit honor In h s
own ount r to n gn , itni! Mitlnosilll leausupoii
" A !!el I 'ishnki n hi the Ind "
VaiiimiIun. .Iuiih .1 --iitnl.tr Heed has
' been keeling lliu wins luiwetu WHshingmn
and ht Louis hot to day. In touseijuence ol thu
iudlicicet action of Joe-Manle) In M Louis giv
ini, up thu light Wiiuii tin p!uir lii.tid t it
Manic) hail abandoned tho Hit t ship and h 1 1
illtecl overboard In the diret ilnu of the M
Klulev craft hu rt fused to beliuv the
. rei-orl and denounce I It as a canard si it
out h) li's politit.il tnemlis As soon us loo
.speaker reached the t tpltol this morning he
I sent a leli gram to -Mr ln'y usitlng for an ex
plnualloii of the retort rending an answer
from Mr Manley the r-penker did not histutlo
to II ress his surprise and disappointment at
tbo uilewcd action of Mr. Manle) Hi tho most
emphatic terms Ic his eitcnilto and character
istic vocabulary.
In duo time t reply from Mr. Manley arrived,
nnd It brought it continuation of tho report, but
In such lunguago lis uiuP'rtally to soften the
wrath of t-pmker Heed and his friends In this
city, who wcro not spiring In tin lr condemna
tion of tho hick of political tact nnd
Judgtuunt of thu heretofore trusted manager of
tho Heed Ihioiii. Me, Manle)'. despatch snld
thnt after reaching St. Louis hodlaiovered that
tho Nnlloiiiil Committee was controlled be tha
McKlnliy forces by an overwhelming majority,
nnd it wAsapp-vrcnt that thet propostsl to srat
nil of the Mi Mule) delcgnles without regard to
the mirltsor thn justice nf tho claims nf tho op
position. I to added that In view' of that fai tltvva"
evident that the ulriady formidable, columns of
tho MoKlnlcy men would be Incpnsed to tho
exteutof about 1,10 delegatis. I'nder tho cir
cumstances It seemed like hoping against hopo
to continue the light for Ml Heed any longer,
nnd he ndmlted that ho Hindu a statement to
that effect to some of bis newspaper frit nda in
ht. Louis.
Mauley ulao rubied that he Is still n friend of
Hied, and Is ptupnrtd lo do iti) thing In Ills
power to promote Ida political or personal In
terests. 'Hits Information somewhnt changed
the situation fium r-penkei Heed's standpoint,
who, although rcgnttlng that Mr Manle)
should have made audi au Impolitic admission
or statemtnt under tno excitement of the
surrounding olrcumstatice", rofuses to father
many of tho wild statements that have
been tiedlted to him In denunciation of Mr.
McKlnle). hen ) our correspondent discussed
the subject with rtuakir Hetd to-day and late
to-night he did nut attempt to conceal his nu
noyniue at tho serious mistake made In Man
ager Mnnle). lie said, how over, that It Is po.
bio that Mr. Manli ) was carried off his feet by
tho overflow of the Mi'Klnlc sentiment, nnd
made statements which ho might have l.nowu
would he damaging to his friends.
1 hit Sprakei sa) s the light has not been aban
doned nur will it bo until the end la reached
Yiterda), he saya. tho Mt Klnley forces
were In absolute control of the Conven
tion clu, but to-dav the friends of other
cnndldntu havo arrived and the develop
ments may bo different within the next
tMentv-four hours The political friends of
Speaker Heed nro denouncing Mr. Mnnle) for
his abandonment nf his leader In the fact of the
first tlrt by the enem), and some go .n
far as to charge him with trencher) He
has hentofiiMi net n regarded ns a shrewd
and coiiraceous political get eral but in thu
present InstnniB lie has shown a 1st k of nerve
that is til. utpolt ting to tho-o who pinned
thtlr pnlltlial faith o him. ll of thu New
ork and New rngland men who arc
here declare that Manlev must have had a se
vere attifA of Mi Klnlf) fright In have dropped
his gun a. the tirst skirmih. He must havo
known that tt would have a disastrous elfect
upon those dtlegatts who wtre i n tht ir wa lo
M l.outs lo join the nntl-McKinle) lorec 1
together the Manlev Incident occasioned far
more gi -sip nntl comment than nil) thing thit
bus nicurrid here lme yuu)'s mjsteilous vlst
to ( anton
Ilvthi I'nlM rrw.
AVAsiilNe'TiN, Jnno 11. "'Ihere lsnochsnge
In the situation at Pt Ioul. u far n It allecls
me." pn.il speaker Heed to the I nlted l'rfo to
night. "My name will be presented to the
Convention "
Further sneaker Heed would not tali:. Among
his friends, however, thu opinion Is freel) ei
nrcssed that Mr. Manlev was p.tnli-.trkken by
theattton of the Natlonn1 Committee In the
Alabama contests case. Mr. Hed Is indirett
communication with his frit nils in M. Louis,
and is watching events nlth gritt Interest.
Hni ton, Mn.s, Juro II E-(. ongresaman
WillKm hiting. delegtte to tho Republican
Convention from thu I Irst Congress district,
was nninred at the announcement from Joe
Manlev He had nlwsvs been In favor of Heed,
nntl bt lleved that the mnioritv of New Knglnud
delegates would vote for him on tho tlrst billot
at least. For the second place on the tliket
Mr Whiting vvaa In favor of Gen H.F.Tracy
of New York.
WrAIi-KSEEl) JOV MAXI.VT.
Tteed's Friend In st. I. outs t'rltlelae Htm,
and Intimate Treachery.
St. '.on1.. June 11.-The big oil painting of
Thomas H. Rcetl, scv un feet long bv five feet
wide, that came to town jestirday via Tom
Piatt's F.xpress Compan), addressed to "Tho
Hon, Joseph II, Manlev." still Ilea unopened In
the hotel corridor. Up atntra, on the floor abov e,
the beautiful big parlor for w hlch Mr. Heed has
agreed to pay $ 00 a tlay for one week 1. sul
lel temporarll) for the sessions of the National
f oininlttcc, and nowhere In all this rickety
rackety Convention town is there one sign of tho
I'.eetl Convention boom. It has vanished like
thebeautiful Lafayette I'ark vanished before the
fury of the C) clone, and the last little puff of
wind was n-l free by the Hon Joseph II Manley
himself. Mr Heed la rejsorted fi-om ashing
ton as declaring thai the statement that
Mauley had given up the tlgnt is a dunned
He, and no wonder he said It. for there
is not a nllticlan in M. Louis to-dn) who is rot
wondering what tho Hon Joseph 11. Manle)
meant, nnd why he so sudden!) deserted his
candidate. Of course, the candidate is beaten,
lie hu not been In the race for a month, but
be is pa) In,; $.'00 adav for the room wl ere his
picture will be hung to-morrow or the da) after,
or some time before the Conventl in closes, and
heuator Lotlge will m tku his great nominating
speech und Sew England will rtcord a vole lor
him, according to the programme laid nut
months ago, before the shadow of McKI nley had
Come across the form of the -ci ond greit man
from Maine Heed bt longs lo the tlie-ln-the-dllcti
class ut n'atesmen, and his friends thought
that Joe Miinli) was that kind of a politician
but ll seems not, and row,bccauao Manic) has
dt serted it, tho Heeil boom In s, as senator ,t,
Ins so often p'tturcd Libert), "bleeding in the
Btrect "
A number of eminent Republican statesman
said to-da) that the) hail oul) one fault to Itnd
with Till. vl s, und ihal waa that I III. s. bad
made Joe Manic). J his ls.loe Manlev of Maine,
the man w ho sa) s he started ttie Heed boom last
winter, and who kicked thn last hole in it lat
night. One of thu Republican rritits of Mr.
Manley was probably n little bit more severe
than his fellows when he said.
"I have summered and wintered with Joo
Manle) for twenty )ears, ever since he first
began to curr) Jim lllalne's gripsack. In Justice
to Mr Manley I must say that benlwa) per
formed thai service with dsxterllv and loyalt).
HutJooMunlo) never had any moru backbone
than an nngluworm. Ills announcement that
McKlule) Is sine to ho nominated was scarcely
news, hut it waa thu mi) Manley loot, to
makt the announcement in which Mr Hetd s
friends object. I Imvo seen despatches from
Washington to-da) saving that Mr. Heed dots
not billevo that Manlev has made any such
statement Inflict, Mi Heed Is quoted as say
ing that tho stutenienl about him Is a He. '1 hat
is, Mr, Heed does not bellevu that
Mr. Manley made an) such statement.
All of tlie newspaper correspondents
here know very will thai Mr. Manlev handed
bis statement last night to tho ri porter of the
1'nltcd l'ress Immtxllately after the National
Committee adjourned for the afternoon Mr
Manle) 'r. signature was not dry before hu
handtd It to thu L nlted Press reorttr Mr.
Manle), however, has been In communication
with Mr llannn for over iv month. Ttvowieks
ago! ill. hi'N printed the fact that Mr. Manley
hail written U Mr Mi Klnley throwing up the
spuiige twowiika lieforo hcliator Quaj's visit
lo Canton."
Mr Manley was exceedingly grump) to-da)
w hull he was told that Mr. Ilt-ed did not billet o
thitl hu hud made uu) statement which piacti
tally killed the Hied boom In vli w of the fai t
thai Mr. Manle) had Pteii In lommiinlcailou
with the McKiule) piniiln for over a month, it
was suggested that Mr Manna has been a lllllu
bit hard on Mr Manley in exacting fiom Mm
this mucin ni. who n I. nothing mine nor less
tunn ii Intra) m of Mr, Heed Mr llannn, it win
rtliiiiil.nl, uiiiady had Manlev In his clulchex,
and It was iinuectssar) loi him to foico Man
It) toeoiuuout in III" open and show to thu
po no mils of the two part.es exactl) wh'tlsurl
of a i uiuii hu is,
" U lint Mr.Manliy is to get out of Itdois not
)i t appim,' i-ald number, " l'osblhl) hu Is to
liavea job of (arr)ing either thu grlpsut k of
Mr ilanuii'ir Mr Milvlnlit"
Hut Mi Mnulr) hits never been nt In art a
Hi nl man. Ills liiiiiihlu seivliesti Mr, lllalnti
would makii tills iilu.o.t impossl ile, especially
win n he n inenili.'li'l that it was Mr, lllaluu, in
l'rt'sldt nt Uai intiii'is ( .in ntt, vtlin wnlktil Into
l'oi union! Ii, .Mr, Id til's own town, and "ile ted
a oliti'tur of tho 1'oit who was Heed's lifetlmo
em in)
Ncvt rthelisa, tho conduct of Mr Manley was
not allogtlhoi uiuxpntvil sum It has h-tii
I known for a month that Mr Manna huj cap
tured i tm
I Mr. J 11. Manle w v deluged all d.iv with
I tile. nuns rmiit sling him to ex plain or qualify
lus statement given o il iiMi ula), Inwhiihho
tout i detl that Major Mi Klnlu) would be Horn
I malt d on I ni tirst ballot Lute this afternoon
hu fnrubl.lil this signed btutemeni to tliu
I nltid 1'ie'ss
st I ii. Juno It. Iter)
Tin at II m of the Nntlonalt itte at their nut t
Ink- o' yeitrdi owing , in ihiir intention of
p ai Inc on Ha itiutorsry run u, n-gau-. favora itu to
1 not, )ti Uiliii y wine 'i In Ihe tnd would lileun lilu ail
I dm !! il votes, caused luu lo make tht t Hi lilt-lit Ihut
I Id 0
1 aulas taiusstly for Mr Iteed asesei ant i with
hi. ir in sdonx e'-trtttilng jiossilili to br iu ats.ut
Ids ho iusl! u, and I ura upon his sui p rt rs
tnroiLrfhoui the couutry to makii still r , ,r i n iris
u his behalf. i tvijci.
When pressed this avenlngto maksi,. tho
nppaiout discrepancy between his last bulletin
unit that of last evaolng, Mr. Manley woulu
only reply that tha stateine nt was sumrlsnlly
self-explanatory fur tbo prtsiut, and bcodi-d no
elaboration,
s.
S
MAKT AM) HOI'SES BURN.
amp.i'ic t.v jioitsi: iwrii iMii: in:.
Mn i) ii v nut'.
lOO Horses with It Nome of W, lul:iUlnas
l'rlse.vslnnlnu t o . h llurses. ilust Nulil
to tMlllum t, ililtiir), Itelleveil In
He Amona Them The Loss Hl.lO.lltlU.
The American Itorso Uxchnngo blrek, be
tween Fiftieth nnd Hfi.lrst atiocts nnd
beveuth avenue and Uroadwny. vtna nlniost
eutlroly dcatro)cd b) llru last nlplit. itut 100
liorscs. Ills believed, were killed, Among them,
II la surmised, arosome nlunblo animals pur
chased h) William C. Whllne) )estcrdiy nt tho
Mlklns sale
'I lie renttal location of the flrontlrncted lliou
sands of spectators, of whom It stumetl its It iv
quarter of them wort blocllsts. It was a spec
tacular lire, and tho early part of It was excit
ing. Thero weru "tit horses in the b.illdiui: In
stalls on thu tlrst, second, and third llnois, and
iv hundred stablemen, neighbors, pollcemin,
nntl firemen dashed in and did what the) could
to releaso the animals ami drive thorn out,
Tho sfeets were full of frightened burn's nnd
of vehicles of nil description! which had been
drnggetl out of the building.
Tho rtiiintigi- covered all the hiock, except
onu illy lot ontho northwest comer. T hu blmk,
is -Ol) feet on -cvcnth avenue und a little moru
on llrondwny, nvcrnglng lot) feet In depth,
1 lie exchange was built cxprtssly for the salo
of horses. lTiero was au nreun in the centre,
and tho rtsl of thu building was tnken up with
slolls and storage looms for vehicles.
Tho flro begin under the eaves of tho third
floor on the "seventh avenue and Fiftieth strict
cur icr the southeast corner. It la laid to nn
elei trie light wire
Jnniea Clrcc'tic. the wntthmnn, and Arthur
eavrnneh, one of tho emplo)tes, were sitting
outon the sidewalk near the corner when a citi
zen ran up and told them of thn fire.
There were twcht)-flve stable hands In tho
bulldl g and Orteiif alarmed them, while Cav
nnngh rang 1 lire alarm
The stable hands and citizens who rushed In
trlid to releae the animals on tin- sicond
tloor nnd drive them down thu run
wavs but the horst s were panic stricken
and wouldn't go, Onu of them mudo
a living le in over thu lit ads of A group
of men nnd landed linlf way down the runway
to the first floor. Il picked Itself up, apparently
unhurt, and dashed out of tho building.
T he tlinu-s spread too quickie for the rescuers
to accomplish muih on the second tloor and
thev were obliged to relinquish thbir eiTorts
and nv e tht lr ow n live. T hree boys. William
and I'aul dudd) and Charles Lovan, bad to
Jump from Ihe second stor) windows on thu
Fiftieth street side
Hook at.d Ladder C ompnn) 1'-. in command
of Lieut, -smith and Lng r e c ompanv 'U weru
the first flro companies to get to the tire
The) got up their ladders on thu southeast
corner of the building where the fire .ernied to
burn more flercel) than In an) other place.
T he corner was surmounted b) a tower which
turned Into a chlmnet
1 he men h id not ht t n wo-klng moro tiinn fif
teen minutes when there was act inung shout
and the nuth wall began leaning ner
The men fit il mil Hitman - erldnn Jti"t
saved himself b) sliding down a bos,, 11m,
8trung"r"'3,',yvladdcr. T bin the eusiern end of
the wall fe - "ssrect
There were mao rumors of missing bo)s and
emnlo)ees. and I iru i'atrolman 1 ew i thought
he .ate a man in his sh n sleeves sink In with
the first floor In tin southwest tor ner
Foreman Mevrns. howcvi r. nt that all his
men had been accounted fo and no missing
persons were rep rtetl to the lol t
The police could not find nnv ldv Injured
either altliough the confii"lon was gnat whuii
tho linrses were Icmis. in the cr iwdtti stret t
It took the llremin lust one I our to gi t the
best of the flames Heput) ( lilt f lltlll) wits
in charge of the e'ghteen i-: glne companies,
five trucks, and one water towtr
A four-story building .'"-xti'ii. f'i the north
west corner of the block, wa-av ,1 bv tin wait r
tower. Tli's build ng .ik, uph d h) the I prik-ht
Cycle Compan) and thn .latobsou Manufactur
ing I omp-my makers of mouldin.-s. it is
owned h) Ilanlul Dull
W. I), l-rahd has bei n londucting regular
uuc tion s tit s of hackue) a nnd otlo r high .rradt
liarness hor.es at the liucihau llorso
I.xchange for some jotr lie slid
last night that there wen .'c!t horses in
the stalls wlon 'the tin broke out. and lo
thought Hni had In en dtstrtttil Judging bv
the number of h irses uathc-cd up In the
at t ets and brought int i si ibh s in ttie
Mcinit). Mr. itntiid s estimate .)trnlcl he a
clnst one In Inttersails, n -tutnTj, us, e-niiss
and lift) fifth street, about tlftyhind were
taken in ami O. - Mallei W ililnni Ilurlanl,
ilief entrnl I'arg Hldin.' tudmv mil I rum
b'e s stable had e it 't twi nt) lie.ul or ll ore
I he private snlu ilenlers iuarttrtd Hi the
buiiiling at thu co "e of busint a )t .tenia) were
M)nck ,v lluilsnii, luck -pralle) of Vir
ginia John 'priitle) of Ivt ntui ky laan -tritua,
J, C. iJevo. t liarles l'rootnr. Mux Hoffman, I ,
lhirgtr, nun Louis l'aristtti.
Tlie) made a sierlint) ofibrlnglng vnluahio
liorsrs from Vlrg nut Kenliw kv. and lemiisstti
for tin in ustonur" Most of their suit k was In
the stalls on the ground floor and w as nvt d
mong the ri guht-tohsignors are - s How
laud, v, -s, ward Webb John Jucob Asior,
Henry Fairfax, c J anil Mar ri Hamlin. Just ph
K. luener. and other Luiitltiueii wlio have
breeding farms
"i cnterda) Mr. Ctrand sold for various turtles
ninet) four load for about tt.'U mil) and deltv -ered
slxt) of them Twelvi weru coin ignul h)
W I, Flklns of I'lillioh Inliia Hits lot in
cluded winners In four In-hands and tandems
at thu last National Horse Mom In this i It). the
I-ong Hrani h Horse show Inst August, and the
l'hiladelphia lloisti -ln.w t fortnight ago.
There wns a large attendance of will known
driving uud riding mi u to bid on thu l.Iklus lot.
Including W t Whitui)
T he twelve head avt raged SlflT each 1 homas
M. Maitland nf H)e paid Si7"i for a pair of hi)
geldings and Mr Whltin) $,'. Itnl fi ru m itched
Hum of four hu) i,ldtngs anil Jl, ",:.", for Ihe
other horses.
'I here horses, or most of tht in, went still In the
bulidliig, and on an npptr four, togi ther with
1 nbout one humlnd head ow mil b) I . hi i.m ,v.
I o of t liiino. iiml i ruins A lit xti r f lhli!t),
that Mr t-rund was to h it ve sold to-da)
1 tin loss will he hi ivnnl among I lies, , horses,
as tin ir stalls could imt be mi tasiiv rt ii in d h)
the rt si uers as thte-e on tho llrst tloor Dr
Joseph I llurtls. a vt It rliiarlan. ten'i limit il
to Mr Whltnct). who wis ut his eoiinti)
scat at U lienilei lid1., l,onw Isliind,
to lenrn If his pure hsi s 1 ml h en taken awa),
Mr. Whittle) said Ihe) wire still at thu 1.x-
I'liaii.e. and requtstid the vt ti rliiarlan In tr
ami gut Ilium out of tho I mldins, In-tn ctlng
blm to put ilirm In 1'iiHi i's ftalile Ala lute
. iiour Dr llurtls hud true-id I vu of thn horses
I onlv,
I The Xnieileati llors" I x, ' autre was opened
I about lss II was luteiidiu t i be a inproduo
tluti or au l.iikllsh I nr-u mart. I ho of.
I lie i rs are William K iuh'i rhlll I'resuleiit;
I Igtrtntil Wiulliiop, Ji , si ritar) I rnucls
,M, Ware, treasurer I reuerli I'.mnsin. W'll.
I Hani Jul. Fn deili k W V.mdi ibill iitorge I'
Wetmnri'. uud I gi rlou L. W filhro.i. with thn
cilbcers. are tin- illrrcUiis, lit ur ! "-tettiis
I wns the manager
i I he building has nlwn)senrntd agood annual
dividend for the sli t k holders ile capital Is
SMii.Oin'
The Pfiinrany nwind Iho burneil hulldlng and
bad ofilcisoi, the tlrst tloor of tl e -., venth u ,u
line s'de
F. ."s Hedges heerttar) of th Riding uud
Driving ( lull had an otll n on tin s, mad fit or,
and W It 1 nsig A (o munugeis if Hotting
liorso sales at the l.xch enge and at ti " Mndisou
t-iquarii II irilen had mint s ll in
Dr Hvdir a veieriiiarv s iignui. I ad an olllcn
. on thu second floor .lames Sellis Ii til a .mltliv
1 In the torim ut .-etc nth avi'iiuu ind I Iftleth
stret t
On the Ilroidwnv s!d of lliu biilldui.' were
tlieiillkesof thu .New ork lliibhi r I In I inn
pan) .1 liiiah e oiuii nilwnli tint e xi I aiit-i
V gi od many lioi.es were luktn out ihru.h
tlititife wh h wascmiipli telt wre- kid
T lie hulldlnp Is a total 1 ss nntl Is e.tliiiHU'd In
liave bfin north $lnti,i C"
I liu 100 hores il at we re burned weio worth
an average of $ lufi tail,. 1 hu damage to tier
rla.es ami htriiess an I edll tslspul at S.'o.iion,
musing n total of H iii nun
Thn car natile of th Hroadwa) cablet re ul la
across ,seveiiih avenue fi un tho humid budd
ing and tho tire inns iionsldcrablHilela) in Iho
traffic on the road.
Th 'biillillnt, and te k who Insuresl Itwas
re porleel that a t ' In fir ealleil llsiull,
was 1 ml, but thu vtlucn.. I the lem. uro both uu-vended.
Luetic Islam! ICitllroHtl.
OaJuns 18 1.1, in nial .' c Mi ter I. land and
"lampions' rxprtsswlll I emu to tin upon Kid liar
bor and .voia.'aiifll leaving lAiut l.laud l It) ul .1
aod Urookl)natv fi P M st itpliu al JIanor llisrr
haail. ttattleuck, aud Cute huetut and all slallous east
of West Hampton to Hag Harbor and vuia'slurtt
ICeturnlng ll-rl aud bt. ouly) leave Alnauansett
7,tt,bagUartHir7 JU.aniUrssuporH iOA.il. Jdi.
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MIXXESOTA JIllitOVItATS FO It tlOl.l).
They Adopt is Hounil-money l'lnnU by a
Vote of to to mm.
fr. I'.vt u Minn., Juno 11. Tlio Democrats of
Minnesota did a most unexpected thing to-da)
by dee luring emphatically for gold when n
count of noses Inst night seemed to IndlcAlu
tliAt the declaration would bo for free slhct.
Thu Committee on Resolutions made two re
ports, one declaring foi gold nnd the oilier for
thu freo coinage of silver nt HI to 1, tho latter
being tl o minority report. Tbu lit! delegates
from Minneapolis nnd tbo Til from lltiliilli vole d
solidly tor silver, but 111 spite of this tho gold
men won b) u vedo of 440 to !JL"I
The victory was a slgnAl (itio for National
Committeeman Michael Derail, who his given
bla attention to theilclogatcs forsuver.il week".
The platform warinlv endorsea tho Adminis
tration of I'rcaldeiit ('lowland, reiterates tho
pirt)'i position on tbo IsrllT. nnd thus declares
on tho mono question:
Wo uro uuiiuallHotlly In favur of the pres
ent gold standaid of value. Wo favor thu
u so uf both gold and silver as mone),
nnd bellevo our fiovernmeit should coin
and keep In circulation as ii part of tho
circulating medium ns large ,tn amount of silver
ns cm bo emplnvrd without tle.lrojlng or
threatening to dcslro) tho existing purity of
Mtlue hctw ecu tho unit in gold und lliu unit In
silver.
" Wu oppose thu frco colnspo of silver b) our
Itov eminent at tho ritlo of 10 to 1 without co
operation on tbo part uf the other i uuiiiicrcUl
nations of thu world.
Tho delegates nt largo are as fullows I' It.
Winston, Minneapolis: Daniel W. Law Icr. M.
I'aul. Logan Hrackeiiildge. Rochester: ( liaun
ce) R. Hiixter. Fergus Falls.
Among the delegates elected to St, Louis aro
several silver men. and while the) arc uulii
structcd the) are In honor bound to support tho
gold platform adopted by tbu ( onvoiitloli
W hen It comes to candidates, they sa) thnt the)
inn support whom thuy please.
Thu silver men mnda a warm light over tho
teiuporary orgsnlratlon, ami again over tho
Adoption of resolutions, but were Inrgel) out
liumbcred. uother fight was madu ngalnst
.Michael Doran, tho leader of the Mignesotu De
mocracy Doraie won out handily and w is elected a
delegate to St. Louis, but declined to serve.
A 1UI1.T AOAISST '; .Sll.rKtt.
low llrmnrrsls tthn "il'ltl .Not tote Torn.
IVlilte-money C'nudldHte.
Ilt'lii iNfiTov. la, June 11 A bolt against
Holes nnd freo silver, vvhloh tins been maturing
hero among thu leaders of the sound money
Democ rats for somu time, wns sprung ) eterdi) ,
such jiromlnent men and old-llmo Democrats
ns President Baldwin of thu M. Louis. Keokuk
.ind Northwestern Hallway, "senator T. Ce
Harper. Cashier J. J. Fleming of the National
"state Hnnk. and a dozen others of the very
Inner circle of Democracy In tout ht astern Iowa,
are tue orlg.nalors. The pledgu re ids.
I he uuuirMgnid Democrats hereh) form an
Association to to known us the Democrttlc
tonii I Mono) Club. We pledge ourselves thnt
In tin i tiling g' nernl elecllo'i we will not vote
, for an) luudtilutc for I'residont eir member eif
t oiiiress w ho Is not known to be opposed to the
free and unlimited eninaguof silver it the rnllu
of 1 to 1 undt r the present conditions aioi re.
gaidless of the commercial value uf silvtr.
such a .liver imllcv If adopted would reilue e our
current i at once to the slnglo silver stnndard
and involve the business of thu countr) in gen
t ral disaster. Nn party considerations what
ever i an Induce us tnaupport it "
T he pledgu w ill bo circulated not only In Iowa,
but in other Western Mates.
II 4M.VOM AMI 1111 rUIUXDI FRRK.
I'lned 3135.000 i:..rh. the Alterant! ve Ilnn
lalentrat for itrirrn lltsrB,
I'lirTeiHi v. June 11 The terms Imposed upon
th" four leaders of the lohaunesbtirg Reform
( immitlte. John Ha)s Hiuimond. limit 1
l'hdlips. col Frincls HtiiHles.und Cienrgo lar
rir w hose rt lease has been dei ulid up m b) tlu
T runsv val Fiecutfve t ount I. require tliat
In default of thu p.i)iuent of u fine of
i'-"i,IIOH each the) shall stiller baiiishiui lit
from the terrltor) of the -outh African He
public for llfteen ) ears I he e onditions of their
rtletsi upon pi)ment of their lines an the same
us thoJe i equlrd to be eibservtsl b) thu olhtr
members of the Reform ( ommittee w ho went
recent!) set at llbert), nnmcl), that they shall
nhstmii from Interference In tho politics of the
sillh Afrienn Repuhlh
I civisiv, June. 11. lu the House of ( ommons
ti-liv) Mr Joseph t hnmberlaln conllrineil thu
rt ort from Pretoria that the leaders of tho Jo
hannesburg He form ( ommittco Intel been set at
llbert) b) the Irausvnal Mitciltlve Count 11 niMin
the ir tia)ineui of u flue of i. ,r, 000 ea. !i in do
taull of width the) would he subjected lo ban
isbmotit from the Trill. st nal for a erhxl of llf
tetn )eurs The Transvaal tfOVerniueiit also
stipulate tl, he added, tint the men thus released
should conform to thu tonditlona ri quired of
the other mi inters of thu Reform Comnilttte,
who we ru Intel) reluasud. that they should not
in future Interfere In uu) ixilltlcul movement
In the ."south African Republic.
inr. rrtyviiAS qfkstios.
f'nulnnil einel the Lulled Hlntea Will I'm.
eeael vvltli the .N eKollutleieiH.
LeiMiiiN, June 11. In tbo House of ( ominous
to-da) Mr. (ieorge N. Curon said negotiations
hi tween Oreat Hrltuln nnd the I'liltid Mates
upon the Veneuehin iiiestion vvoulit moceed,
T hetleove rnme nt could not mako an) further
state ment nt present.
W tMUMiTiii. Juno 11, -fct'Virnl toiiimlliil
rations whlili have pissed In t wi i n tin Hiih
Core Ign Ofllc ei ami N e re tary (line ) eif I He hievo
mused re lie we el interi st in the Vine lie Ian
quistion. uud it nnuihi r of repnris have- hi i u
i irtiilaleil this week that the alt air Is ! iug
grnduall) settle!, r-tintart Olne ) ditlims
to jt till lit oi eloii) Ihelll. end Hone of the ci In r
n'Uinils of the ilepartinent Imvo kneiwledgu of
ail) lili i'i' tho proceedings ma) hnvu leaehed
In u week or so tbo Commission will remove
Its hcadiiuirtris to somu other pliieu, hut
fiom tin piogress iilri.il) made. It Is not bu
lb veil a iiport will le submitted until the
e.irl) autumn, nnd le-hups oven later, Ona
nlllclul of the Statu Department slid this even
ing thut until this report was pre sunttd, there
would hu Utile iliAliko ill the existing situation.
.t.sniti.ir n, ffwi.''.v.sj y,f,A;.ssj.
It la Herlons, lent Ills ICeeoverv la I.ieeiUed
i for le, Ilia I'ltaatrluiia,
I Andrew II, tireen, "thu father uf Oreuter
Neivork," Is dniigeruusly 111 with Inlesllnal
I troublo al bla home, ill I'.erk nvint.e. Mi
lirt'uii Is ono of thu t ommlsslonera Justai
polnledb) leov. Morion to draw up ui Imrlei
lor the new ell) Hu has hero on iiilliusi.istii
worker, with J. s.T Mriiuuliuii of llrookljii. In
I the euuseof consolidation lor thlit) Jeals.
Mr ineeii is now 7.1 )ears of age, and hit. hie n
ailing for some time. On Kiulii) last ,o was
titl.tu ll! at lilaotlh u and had to gn home In n
i irr.iii.ti. lie bus been contlncd to his bed over
1 sine e, and his pli)slciun, Dr W alttr L. I air i f
it l.usl Hftl-ilghth street, said ji.tirila) tlmt
hleeoudliion was v ei) serious. Thero is no m-
mi'illitii danger, turnover, and there is llulu
doubt Hint Mr tireen will live to sen tho
Inciter New eirl. tie has planned fur soiuuny
I ) ears ll rculit).
, Heel. Mm. Not nerve nn the (J. N, T. Com.
j mlswlon,
Coiiiplroller 1 Itch wrote to (Jov. Morton yes-
! tenia) staling that ho is lint quite sure If pe has
I a right to accept appointment to tho Oreuter
, New "enrk ( ominlssion vvlulo he liohls the oltleo
of I implrolli'i liu lias nut refu.ed to accept
tl e place and lias tno matter under ndvlsemrnt.
Ilia Police et the Defc-seler'a Topmaat.
The topmast of the )nctit Defender, which
was competed for recently at the fair of Ht,
Mary's Hospital, in llrooklyn, has Usn awardttd
to the l'ollce Department, and will be used as u
flagstaff for ouo uf the stations.
HAl'II) TRANSIT HELD Ul
MAiOlt ST1IOSU Ol'l'OSES MAS.
H.tTlA.'S VI.A.S,
Allien the Formal Appllreitlnn to ltiilld the
l'lonosrd ev I. lues Was Mesele to the
Commission IcHterdii) the Meior ICe.
leesed to (live Ilia A ovill to tier I'litu".
TlioHnpId Transit Hnilroiid Commission met
jesterday al 11 o'clock nt Its rooms In thu Homo
lilfn liulldlng torecelvei ttie formal nppllcithm
which the Metropolitan l.levMed Hallremil peo.
pie had promUed last week In forward, asking
for pcrnlssleiti to hulld new lliu s 111 conntctlon
vvllh tho present s) stem, mid toitdd third mid
fourth traclts tixntiio purls of the present lliie",
I,nvv)er Julh'ii 1' Dav les appeared to present
the application, and tbo rooms weru crowded
with tepri tentative! men from the north side.
Including delcgnlliuisof thn North ldu Associa
tion nnd tho I'uipnvt s' Alliance, u lin. It (level
oped, had conio to oppose tho rtrnntlni; of thu
application uion tlic ground Hint ndrutintp pio
vision wna not minlc In It for tho Tvvtiit).!iltd
and T wintv-fotirtli wards
Mayor Strong, who nrrlv id In the middle of
tho proceedings, backed up tie objei tors and
i lid bo had bcin ussurid b) Oeorgc (tould and
ltusell Slice Hint the piojieed mirth side e x
lelislons would nil run tothe e II) Inn Hu mil
be would not vutu for thu proposition ns pre
se mid
" I'li'e.s the plnns IncltiilctlieeMensInn of tint
mid be) ond the lire fix H.vor In Wist I'm I .and
Ii uu I'miHium to tin ci v lint. In pursuance of
tbu tnlks 1 have bid v I'll Ml ""age anil .Mr
(louhl in uiv n i ce I will not s istniii this move
ment.' snlel the Mavnr. ami thu north sldcrs np
phtudid htm to Ihe i ho
t ommls. loner Itim tu idvied.Mr Dav les that
I without tho Mnjur'n sanction thu Commission
e rs would lutve no powei to grant the upplleu
Hon
I Ihe impmtcmcnts propoeil formally vnrv
i fiom tin tentntlvo propositions lu thnt the
j M tnh iltuti l ompaii) asks now for it rmissloii
n make nil of the new lines three tracked.
' 1 lie new mutes are as described last week, cx
j teptthat the i xtenslon on the eut side te r
I initiates at tho llronx River In-teol o al thu
tit) line Mr Dav lis i-xplaintd al length the
advantages w hlch would nccriiu to the public
from the e ontiecllnns tiiopnseel w Ith le rrlus and
east and west lines and of express tralllc titer
tin atltletl tiacks
I lit eipi o-ltloli njipeired wlien Mr. Orr calletl
for public tominent upon Die proposals I hu
speaker, were .lectins S Wills, "school Com
iuisslour I'liultli!. the Rev. Montrose
( lendtnnln. t . ludgn Angel. John Dellart.
and W 1). l'eck 1 lie ) all said In elfect
that the proposed we're not adequate for
the di veloi mint of the north side, and Hint
nothing definite was propo-ed as to the time
when evt u these routes should ho built The')
declared thet unit ss something bettir were
offered thev didn't vvunt the II epld Transit
Commission to giant the apulleatinn made,
Mr Dnvitssabl in answer to questions, thnt
be was met iiuthorired to mike iu stnle meuta
or promises riHtillng anv of these points
No action was taken upon lh application
Another public mtetlng will ho held ntxt
Thursdu) nt 1 1'. M
iiagbi.'s "i:or.i itomx "
It Areeised OfTteer. eif the Kutnlidln ssd
ltroeicbt tleet n ( tieirt orlnietlr.
The officers of tho North Atlantic "squadron,
anchored ofT Tompkiusv ille, "-tnten Island, were
agog e steidav over a rumor that Commander
Richard I'. Lear) of Hie ram Katihdln and
threeofhls officers were subject of a court
of liicjulr) Instituted b) the Lluijaiket" of tho
ram. It was .aid th it tliu accusation was that
tho Commander. Lit utennnts Maxwell Wood
need J C Colwell nnel ( lift f I'tiglnter Reeves
had been guilt) of conduct iiiiIk coming officers
and gentlemen, or. to be plain, th.-) had been
Intoxicated while on duly and had applied v Ho
epithets to the nun.
The rumor was thnt the accusations ngalnst
the i fllce rsw.is In the form of a" round robin."
which is n ver) unusiiil thing In tho navy or
1 nclo "-am. as the great m.t'orltl of thu blue.
J ce ke ts havo Implicit faith In their slop und her
o lb ers
T litre wns no ' round robin," unless tho en
ilorsemt'iu of six Congressmen, clnctl) from the
West, to the cumplalnl etf a bluejscket mil)
he so culled Tin bluttjucket was econd
( lass Mnchini-t llagel According to tho
olllct rs of the Katabdln. Hngel recentl)
left tie h!p, which lias no marlnss aboard,
on it small boat that Had come nlotigslilo In tho
night. If he had In en ibsent tt i da)s he would
have ht en rt g trdeil as n tleserti r. nnd In the
event of t apt lire might have suffered severed)
He surprised c ommander Lear) h) appenrlug
itboinl ship several da)s after he had taken
Irenth leave, with a requtst. sIl-ih.1 by six
e oiigre-smen that bis lapse from dot) might
he ovirlooked. Hu was punislml jut,, itke
an orelmar) satl,,r tthet hailn'1 six f ongress.
men bin of him, aud he didii t like tt. It Is
sail! that hn boasted lo his shipmate, that 1 on
grpssloie tl llitlneni ( would pull hltn through, no
in ttte r what ht might do
ll was he w flu drew up the "round robin."
He foiwardnl il to his i hie f I eingre ssiutial
I'ickei, who it Is snld, sent il tollmsee n turv eif
thoNecvv It tlnill) camit to Admiral Hum u,
and on W edues lav ilm b nim nf a e aunnti from
Ihe New , ork indie ated that a court of inqiiir)
lis 1 bt en i onvene d
1 he i ourt e o islsfs of e'npt, W s Sclilc) of tho
cruierNiw ork, I apt. .lames H s,rtn,jH 0f lH
cruiser ( nliiintiln c hn f 1'liglnter t Iprlano
Andritile of tin t tdunibta and l-irst Lieut Lano
of ihe Marino I or s, w ho is lodge dvocatt
T he e ourt wns In session uenrl) nil da) )ester-
dii), and inniiv of the sailors and tnms ul thn
otllirrs of the Katahdln were exHinlued, T iio
optn'i n of the otlh , rs of Hie squadron wat lint
the roui,d robin of e mgressini n would bit
1 iinsiiiee ksfni in the pro-ei utioti of their case
I Inclili ntal to the i barge s preferred h) llacel
was tlieili duration Hint llfi itboanl Ihe Ivutuh-
slits among the lift) -seven mei. of the engineer's
elei iirtini ill and the rest of tliecrewof thlrt)-
t In s t on ii was ver) iiniomfortahle. Tins is
i dmihtliss true, ns nearl) all of the Katahdln is
submerged, ami perfect ventilation in her
I tiiklne ite partmcht Is praetli.ill) Impns-
i Mlile Tlo men havo toiiiplainul Hint thn
thermoiio tt r on warm tbt)s in tho cavernous
I ilipthsof the ship koine Units kits until hi)',
I unit that eti n in wintir it is hotter than thu
. usual uuiiiit r da) lu lliu North Nattirull) tho
mi n dim t like it, but the) haveiie vermniluany
i form tl prite.t against It, and tin Ir oniuinndrr
give . them ui iru liberl) on deck than Is usually
uccureleel on men-of-war.
' ri i ri . titi'iu nun ituirr.
i A llrlllleeeit r.lerlrlrul Dlspliu lee, the Hhlpa
I of the Is hlte Istietnelroei.
"-ix of the seven warships of the resplendent
whltu squadron, anchored tiff Tompkiusv ide.
I liielulged In hi an hllghl drill last eventing, to tho
1 euJo)ineiit of a multitude of Stnlen Menders
along the beaches 'and In thu hotels on
thu heights The I lliciiinntl, whl.h hnd
hi en up nt llrhlge;orl, returned jesterday
alii rnoon to thu Tompklnsvlllu uuchoriigi. and
so the ru wtrci six vessels equipped with search
lights to exp.orc tho lie nveus, the waters, and
thu shorts In Hit neighborhood of thu hn),
'lliu vessela t.iie tho Sew York illnc-ship
of tho squndioiii. thu low-lying bittle
ship hull ma mid Ihe' cruisers l nlliinUa.
( Inclili all, Niwark and Montgninur), The
' bottle glee n ram Iml.ihdih, I) lug inslioie,
un i It dlspliDnl her nautili lid elei trie light
-Igiue's lor Hie'ilrill apt enrid on thu New-York
Jus illet N ii'iloeK I hey wote lla.hed
, b) the Wti.M s).tciii lliu lights of tho
squadron weie eiruertd nt times to plerru
the air ale uni of thu brilliant elei trio
imli v of tin New Yoik, uteithertliuisthev wurn
drecteil to Hie eastward en westward In a
ht iietiih of lirilliuiej. unci nt other times
Col werrt eon eiitritelut i point lu thu sky,
i uisnig nn cileit nun Ii llku thn ribbons of a
i giant Mat lolc
i i.e. I'imra a or iMrisori:i.
Illel Not ICrecalu 1'ntlre t onsrlonanesa Yea.
terdeey aa Ilia l'rlcnda Hoped Ile tlould,
i
I llie roiiillllein of L C I'ottor, who wns In.
J .ire il during u rue tlco gimu uf polo on Mop.
el n) on thu grounds uf the country Dub at
Wist t hosier, was no butler but night. Con
trary to the expectations nf the attending phj.
si. lens hudlel not regain entlru rnnscinusness
ve - tutu), uud this s take n t indicate thit tho
ii id t i his hind was rather inoiu serious than
was supposed at tlrst Mr. Cotter's friends.
In wi'i. r, aro not alarmed nml are confident
thut liu will recover lu a short tune.
" Turn leu ml" ttss All HU. Said
As she smacked her lips dreamily orsr lbs dsllclmia
redt ( rush Ice ream fSoda barved ooly at Hiker's.
em as., comer .tel st, Adv.
Aor .so rmiTAix i on ifKisi.rr,
At Any Hute, He Will Not lie NoenlaateU
IMlhoilt n Merer Hlreeetule.
flvlfie I nifel he.
hi. I.eitis, Juno 11 McKlnley is not to bo
nominated without n struggle
Tvvont).fotir hours havu so rliatigtvl the
lvosltlonoiitbepolltlc.il cbessbotrd that there
is still n lighting c'liaticii for the Held
ngninst KcKlu'.cv.
Tbo still ilillng block In thn road of Mr'.' I tie)
Is tho divergent views of the ilelegatia on tho
llmiticlnl plunk of the platfi I lu.
These elllTcrenics nre is wide as the continent
nnd at present i'ein Inee oncllable.
Tbo Western dilcgutis mnlul.tln their nd
borrnc e to sllvir with a fi unknots Hint lu
formei gnllicrlngsof thee pvrty would havo hein
putilshiil ns polltirnl heres.. .
Iho otln r luilf of tho c limit rt Is rrpiesenteil
b) sotinil-m tin ) nlvotutes, who will listen to
Potu.c.'gcatloii of ail) other platform dci lirn
tloli. so mail) tih'es bit o ten eontp'leel showing
Hint Mc hlulc) will ter will not he iioiulnalcd on
the Hist hulli '. that tin) aru valueless.
ThcmoiiMur) p'utikuf thu pint foitii will, un
less n mira lu sum rve r.es, dt termini: the- Humi
liation furor uL.t nsl tho lender.
The arrival of T homes t I'lntt gnve encour
agement nnd impetus to Hi" uppoaltioti. W lilu
lie la not lu s) iiii villi wlthtlic-s Iter wing of thu
part). It Is tl e light Hi i' hu w .1 lu thu mil) in g
point fm a combined opposition. There Ir no
hint tint o' In .-in in an honoruld-light will ho
inado ngiliist M klule i. hut polilieal exlgtn
cles ns u i inteil hen demand tin alliance
uf all opposition foi n sue e ussf ul struggle!
ngnlust thu Mclviuli v ava'nnche.
a iii. .vhiM.ri-iri.i a i .i nil i nt
lurielere- tu Heerra tee .!. I.niels Out, llrnd.
le Alset to do.
LiMtwAri, Junu 11 finv. Itradle) will
go to . I mils, leiving Frankfort "-mi-da)
night in a special ear, I his visit
hns mui h politic il significance Ru hid
no Idea of going to the Contention lit)
until hu received iievve to el iv from M Ionia
tint Mc-Mnlt t 's nonii intiem wns Impos'lblu cm
tliu first billot Hradlev's le ttiT)csterdi) tolho
countrv that bo Isstlll a caiiiliduti and that lm
will not permit his name lo be wlthdrivvn wna
bis tit "t aggies.ivu step. T lie mvv from St.
Louis to nlgl t is nl inning to the McKlutc) men
lu ( liuiiu eti
liov loriihtr suddinl) made un hi. mind to
litvefor"-! lotus ui,e he- Is te tike a pecl il
train earl) to-morrow me rnlng
Al! of thu Me Kltilev leselers here havu lie en In
conference nee earl) e veiling and the long,
distance telephone lutwecn this p U(, imd ( an.
Ion has been te adil) in use sin, u mi clock.
The news Is from "-t Louis i hat the ih er men
linve got together and h ivu declared that the)
would violate their Instructions If somo ono of
the spokesmen for McKlt.lc) should not
come out nnel deflnittlv st ite hi exact position
on themone) question be fine We lnesdny nnd
that tho sound-moiR') men from the Hast
having nrrlved nt ! Louts tills morning were
confident sinte llanni' interview of )csicrda)
that McKlnle) wns out of it, unless he should
jvosltlvel) 'leclnro at once thnt he was In favor
of the gold standard
Among politicians here to-nlghl It is believed
that I ornker'' appeannrc in M. Louis will hu
to tho detriment of McKlrlo, whom lie Is tu
nominate.
pnoaiiAWK or i in: snrr.it vi..
Nntlonul Cnmmlttcrennn Trtimbn sSm-a Tle
Will Holt the .Nomlnntlou.
"st. Lot is, June 11 Col. Iaic Trumbo, Na
tional ( ummlttrimin and de legato at large
from I'tnh, lautliorit for thu stalemint that
tlie allv cr mi n now on the ground liav e mapped
out n programme It the) nre defeated In tho
Convention the) will not walk out. but after
the clove of tho Convention the) will bolt tho
nomination
"Our plin." 5a.d Ceil. T rumlw. ' Is simple.
We will remain in the Convention, and tiko
lart in the protci dings to tin end Then. If wo
aria beaten, we will loin with the silwi- men of
tho West, and nominate Henri M, Teller of
Colorado for I'rel le nt "
jfyss ii jr.vov i ri.i, ix the n.tr.
Althcieitxli llertlnwn Weia Hpnlled she Kept
on llr y to Hfst I'olnt.
Ml Watson of "stuten Islnntl. a niece nf Col
t . C torbln, I' . . met with disaster jester
da) as alio was starting for West I'olnt to take
part in thn commencement festivities at tlie
Mllltar) Acadeni) number of the officers on
leovernor's Island, i ol. ( orbln among them, had
been invited h) Mr 1 Harlmur to sail up tho
Hudson on Hie "sapphire uud lo bring their fam
ilies along
I he "sapphire with another steam vacht. ar
rived nil lorl William at 10 o'clock anil tlrtsl
salutes lenders were sent ashore for thu
guests One was lllleul without mishap Thu
tt ave w ere running high and the stone steps of
the dock vvera vvel aud slipper) with green
slime.
Miss Watson wns timid nbout going down to
the Ivoal. tec.iuse sho wns nfrnlet of gettltigenll
water uieon thu elaborate dross shu had prei
vided agaliiBl the occasion I'etween hesitunci
nnel the green slime she "llpr el Into tho vvnter
between tlie clock and tho tender
Miss Watson came to thu surface within arm's
li nglh of tliu lioat iimltta. grulihtil uud lifted
in b) one of tliu sailors. Tho )oung woman's
garment we re elrle I on thu yurht vvlillu It waa
on its vvuy lo West I'olnt.
Tiiur.r. st.oitors 1 iwrunn.
Tnkea front ev .lull In Trias und llelnftrd
Their OrTrDrra,
HiipsruN, Tex, June 11. Louis Whitehead,
(ieorge Johnson, and Jim Heddlrk, three
negroes, were taken from the Jail nl Ur cm, 1 lie)
miles north of here, last night, and hanged.
Whitehead nnd Johnson wire charged with at
tempting to nssaull tho lS-yenr-old daughter of
Dr. It, II. V) llson no Suniia) night. Rcddlck
bad been itmvlcltd of thu i -lino of assault on
nn Italian girl and had been sentenced to be
hanged, but the decision was nvursctl b) thee
hljlioi court uud he was held awaiting a new
trial lliu mob was .100 strong and came from Kur
tc ii, iilnii miles west of Hrv in when Dr. Wilson
lives, T lie "-lie HIT was uhrotlt, and Jailor lieu
was unpreparid tee resist thu attack. Hn refused
tu de liver thu kejs. but thoilnois were battered
down Tin mob built a big tin m fill nlh light
I to work b), which give nsu to the ruinortli.it
1 thee negroes vvero being hurt ed 1 hu mob was
composed of the besl know n c Uicus of Ivurtuli,
none of whom was masked.
si ri:x shots niii .sum: uiii.ed
llnlrbrendtll l.'seapea Ireeen lleutb In m Hot
right III il "suloou.
Lvi.c iimiint, .Itinii 11. Ocorgo Waslilnginn
I'nlmrr, '.Tl )rars old. and Willi tin t ollins, mid-dlou-jed.
both of Mam iioiiee k e uteri il I, 11.
i Touipklna's barroom mar thu I irchmotit Station
last night and lee gun quarrelling with the pro
prietor, l'ulmet struck Tompkins cm tbo head,
T i muklns run around tho end of the bar, and
l'nlmcr dropped on one knee and find flvo shots
from a revolver at bun Ope shot siuuhtil lilt
gold wulcli, .iiioiher lodguel In a pockcibook
clliuktl) over his hcut and niiolliir graced lus
ribs
W liilo I'Almer was shnotlng, lompklns drew
bis revolver und And four shots. One strut k
l'aliiierou tliu i hill, another on tho tlil.'h, mid
twnon tliu loft arm
Collins and Calmer were arraigned before
Justice Ho)il this morning on a c luirgu of shout
iiigwllb intent in kill, uud wen committed to
Wlilto i'lnliis Jail tn uvrull tho action of thu
(fraud .Inrj
IlsteloMloei of a Iluinli In I'eirls,
I'Altls. June 1 1 clumsil) made bomb that
was luselal with kUn.Hiwder was txlnded this
morning on thu wiiulun sill of a huusu on tha
Hoiilevunl lluussiiiann T hu dmiiagu ilonu was
small. The purnose of tho explosion Is unknown,
Unraett'a Ks tract or Vanilla
Prepared from selsctud Vanilla Ikant. warraatad,
Uslls
PLATT JHE..Nil FIGHT. . j
Now York Will Stand No
Nonsonso at St. Louis. i
IN FOR A RED-HOT TIME. '
i
A Threat to Bolt if Certain Dele- 1
Rates Are Seated. 1
I
"Lt-reutlor ( eei-sy ol 1 yuettlnu ( tills it II vlt J
lee the .Nntlonul t nenmlttse, elei I llr.
Hietlieilnnd of .Neva Te orU Tlirreilrna
to Tiller .No I'lerlhse- Pari In Ita i
lie llleereetlnna If II t onllneir. to to- ?.
Iteslli Sent .Vlelvtule) llrlegellpa-lliinna
It leti nil v -lie -fine lee the .Niv. .
Itlittiil t temilillle, einel I uless Hlg:iia 1
I'ecll Ile t in Illrttite tlie Te ennor.irr
eeeed l't nleiueeil Oi Rnnlrntleinaiil the t nn '
vratlon, lla I'lntleirin, eiitel It Nnmlnii 4
linn I'leillttrnt "linker lleeeetel 11 ho
tetn 11. lie ei Mien-. l,einl. 11 hleh ( na
Ile t onslrueil tu Me lie llolli (Inlet
nnel Nltier llllleoeet Isnv Iiik ! llorlon'a
lloom la Still Alive, need tier tlelear nntl
Allison lluniii Yrr nt Quite Ileud.
si I nt is, June 11 Thu Ron Ihoinaa 0.
I'lntt arrived In his special cir to-night, ac
companied b) ( has. W Ilucketl, l linllln in of
thu Republican "state t ommittco of New York: '
Congres-mnn I! II t) lull, Ji . Chairman of the x
Kxei utlvi'Commltiee. and Louis 1' I'a)S, one
of the delegates from tho NTiictcentb Congress
district. Mr. I'lntt's entrinee to tho corridors
nf tho southern Hotel wns ihe llrst picturesque
feature since tho delegates he gau lo arrive In '
the Convention c it) Two or tiiren minutes be
fore his arrival there vvete etiipt) cnrrleleirs. but
thev qulckl) filled up us soon us It waa
known thnt Mr. I'latt had urrived. The
Tioga chieftain stood nt the clerk s desk for a
moment or two until bla rooms wei e ready and
this gave the great ciovvel an npportuuil) to
look nl lliconl) Ite publican leader In the I tilted
States who hits uplifted his voice against the
e andidute of the ( lev eland s)ndtcntnrs Mr.
I'lntt looketl t urlousl) at the throng and smiled.
In that gall. t'llng were tho personal friends of
Mr. Ilifiuit and of nil the minor Mc Klnley
bosses
Mr I'latt was escorted lo Ida rooms, nnd as he
entered the dining room another great crowd
was on hand to look ut lilm Tue) remained In
the corridor leading to the dining room until
Mr. I'latt had finished bla dinner, nnd when ha
left the dining room tho great crowd parted
and made u lane for him They all wanted lo
look at the man, they said, who hail fought
McKlnle). Others wanted lo look nl the man
who wasn't afraid to meet the lion Marcus A,
llannn or fort) llatina-. I'ticlc Hob "-malls of
"south ( aroliua rushed at Mr. I'latt and shook
his hand
in a word or two Mr. Pmnlls told Mr I'latt
Just how he and Ills friends had been treated by
the McKlnlcvltes on the Republican National
Committee, Mnc reconstruction days Mr. ' i
Smnlls's district has alwa)s rcturntd n Republi
can I ongressmnn. In rtturn for this lo)alty
lo the Republican pirt) Mr Hanna'a
National ( ommittee has alrevl) taken
steps to uneit Mr. "-mulls orel his friends for
no other reason than that the ) are opposed to
McKlnle) 'a iioralnatlo i Mr I'latt and his
friends w 11) fight for "-mnlls. as the) believes
th it "-malls truly repre enta the Hepabllcans of
"south Carolina.
Mr I'latt was soon Joined In bla apartments
b) John 11. Tanner, tin Republican candidate
for leovcrnor of Illinois. Mr Tanner lias
always hem n antl-McKlnle) man. but
be bowed to tho apparent scutimiiit of
the Illinois Convention, and made no objection
to the McKlnley Instructions. He has been heart
and "oul a lo)al McKlnley mnn ever since. In
return for this Mr. Tanner'sfriendsdeclnretliat
the McKlnley managers, from Mr Hannndoa-n.
have established in Illinois Mtgeld and Mc Kln
ley clubs, nnd tliut ll Is their ptiri-e tei defeat
Tinner for liovernor In return for Democratic
support for McKinlc)
Thero were oilier Republican le odtrs closets
ed with Mr I'lntt. but lie did not enre to have
their names mentioned Just at this time.'
Mr I'latt said to Tltr "s n reporter " I havo
come here to fight for t,ov. Morton. Tlie vast
majority of thu New York dt legates will fight
fnrllov Morton Wo will fight for tliu gold
standard unci for n standard bearer who can
carry tlmt flag to victory. Wu aro to
bat a a red-hot fls-hl here. I propose to
start right lu no v. Other people, ma) be ulrnld
of powder and n few bullets, hut thu Repub
licans of New York Statu are not made of that
stuff, there will lie no running to cover on our
pan Vv u niu hero to light for (eov. Morton
uud tlie gold standard, nnd vtu will light
tu the last ditch. Wo will not only tight
for tho gold standard, hut wo will fight
iho National Committee In any effort on
their part to seat delegate, from New Y'ork
Mate who weru not rlghtfull) elected I can
say now without the slightest fearof contradic
tion, that the friends of Republican candidates
other tl an Mr. McKlnle) will right to
prevent any high-handed outrage I can
sa) to Jim now Hilt If lieu dt le gates
not rlghtfull) elected in New York "slate are
seated in tills Contention, the delegates
' friendly to Gov Morton In the Kinplru stuta
will bolt this Convention. I can sat to ou now
I thatOov. Hear nud all of Allison s friends, in-
eluding (icn, J. II. Ilinderson nnd (nn
i (.1 litis lilts Dodge, will not permit tho N'a
I tiotial (ommittee to unsnnl Allium delegates
' w ho have been rightfully electesl I inn say lo
you now Hint Senator Lodge and tliu friends of
Thomas It Heed will not permit this Nation il
Committee to unseat their rightfully .-liclcd
delegates. There baa been nltogollitr loo
much nonsense going on here on thu part
of Mr, McKlnle)'" friends, slid it Is time thut a
hall was called, You ma) rial assured thalth
hall will be culled, and that thero will hu a rod
hot light m nil u from this time on "
Tho sentiments nf Mr I'lntt were ei hoed by
Mr. Odell and Mr. llackett and n-Marshal
It) an, who tald
" Wo will light for Morton's nomination If w
fight alone and tn tho lust man. We will light
fur tho gold standard, nud wu will light against
unjust ac linn of Hie Natlnti.il oiumltt '. Wa
propose to goon rec orel iipnui.t thu frightful
I usurpation of power b) this National Cum
I rolttue.
I we have no fears that in tho end the decision of
j tliu Nallcinul Cmimltti eon our contests In New
York Statu will bo unfavorable to us, for tha
I reason that thero is not au houvst man
in the State of Now "i ork who does not
know that tho claimants havo not a leg
to stand on. If the National Committee is Mo-
hlliley's, its uicinbi r will tiesltato pofore they
teat men who have no title to represent the i.m
plro -uto, Tho Republican organization of tho ,
Male of Now York will tnlorato no such action
, on tbo part of tliu National Committee "
President Edward Lauterbach of the llepubll- )
can County Committee will make tliu light in
the C'ommitleu on Resolution for thn gold
standard 1 has been s .-' steel that Frank M
H. lllaik Mr Payne's colleugun f r un tha W
Nineteenth district, shall make tlie tight for
the hew York delegation Ix-furo the ( nuitmtlea
on Credential!.. It It believed, howcvi..', tut
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