New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01

rienesa spubiiesn leaders that II Mr. Jacobus recne
square support all the districts he could not fs ~
The TaramanY Committee Of Twenty-fo mat IN a..
afternoon There were several reports from the LEI ders
that irregularities IN registration had been dscoye1
In the TId It'd Districts It asserted thar
CoaBty Democrats had eolonized considerable Bsms,
OF voters The outlook Tor Hugh Grant was deei reS
good
UNABLE TO PERSUADE THE PRESIDgNS
DEMOCRATS ANGRY BECAUSE HE WILL NOT coxp
To THIS CITY.
Neither President Cleveland. Secretary Man
ming nor Secretary whitney appeared at the Democa,
State Headq uarers yesterday, and the boys" grov
considerably because OF their absence. Governor hin
remained In absolute seclussou The statesmen who
hung around cateh the pace" gathered the great
bar room discussed vAisxey and setzer a. well a.
potics IL was a motley crowd in which one OF am
prominence could be found. The betting has taken .
turn In Davenporfs favor aud IL running toward loo
40 80 again. Hils friends tried hard Thursday and
Friday the betting but the most that they could
IL at this rate that they ran OF funds Then tasr
tried yesterday to start the story that betting was IN
n,n Sbs Holman House aud offered 100 to 73 O" NED
export and could get no takers The Democrats ABOUT
the place feel that they arc beaten, and act speak
W " S. 'Bissen heated the wires yesterday in
| lard 10 come here last night. He failed entirely.
and started himself at o'clock to join the President
and no with him to Buffalo The President according IN
previous arrangements. will 20 20 Buffalo tonight or
tomorrow morning by way Of the West shore and Win.
ney arrived yesterday and went to the atters
humber Of County Democracy leaders aise called Mr.
Manning will probably go TO Albany to-day Lat night
the Secretaries Hill is much disqaeted by
reports that the labor vote on which he counted 50
much is going with rush Davenport at the mo-
ment This was OF the things to unsete Democrats
at the Hoffman House, where there was az blue lo Of
,i.,ht lta6a vuho
Among others seen there were W. A. A. Carsey George
Blair John Ksoge F. A. Moore core Paddy Burn.
The statement that Messrs; Whitney and Manning
here sd s Mr. then
| would arrive this morning..
ernor Iiil went the Manhattan Club and thea started
| for Elmira.
| COLONIZATION IN THE lid DISTRICT.
LARGE NUMBERS REGISTERED PROM LODGING
HOUSES AND BATHROOMS.
1t was said yesterday that warrants had been
placed In Of Inspector Byrnes for the
few OF the tramps, thieves convicts and repeaers
who have crowded into tho lid Assembly District
within the last weeks The district Is the scene Of
| hot fight for Alderman between Fatty Walsh and
Pat" Diver representing respectively .iht County
| Democracy aud Tammsng Hall. Each side has care
fully pursed recent immigration INTO the district
Chatham, Pearl. Mott Poll. Doyer. Baxter. Mulberry.
Park. James Catherine and other streets have suddenly
awarmed with faces. Tue locality Il thick with
cent lodging houses low Rroggeries and vile resorts
that have registered from thcse lodging.
| houses and denS prove the existence OF systematic
colonization. From No 1873 Chatham ST., two-st0ry
brick lodging honse with BARRON on she nTss soor
hty four names registered From No9 Chatham ST.,
tlreestory brick capable Of housing under the health
names are registered No. 2 Motifs. shows Up With
| forty two names From No.. l52 Chatnam-st mtg
names registered. while persons claimed
| 40. l64 Chathan-s as their dwelling. In some
INSTANCES ten men nave heen fouhd 20 register from
bar-roon. Many of these names are fictitious being
A Republican who has spent some time investigating
\ In
fourteen men istered three times ech ron the
Franklin House. No 456 Pearl.st Eleven others nave
reyist red from the place NJ ore than once age
proportion OF these men are ex-eonvets ana some Oh
them released from III penentisry Few dn Sa
| Chatham ST., thirteen men have REGISTERED lhey AL
PSrpo, TO live Tn 9qe eom rOS S eafs 90 st.
not at that number and never nave ilved tnese'
az No 4Oi Pearl 81 who are said be residents.
aud two residents have registered irom no ~
Park st Detectives were looking up coionizefs last
light
GOVERNOR HILL TO ALLEGED BUSINESS MEN,
brass band was playing cheerily last even
ing in ChlckcIing Hall as Democrats OF all descriptions
assembled for so-caed business mems msss-meeting
| Tbos. present were presumably not without visible
mraps support and hence by courtesy msht De Ssea
,usincss men. When the meeting opened, howeyrrs
ar,ful scrutiny failed to reveal more thah Que oI wv
seknown faces william dG a; cT si Of yieeDresd~aIs
lie most prominent of whom were conspicuous ny tier
Dsenee; resolutions No "e!s s,rios fault" could 10
found Governor lilPs record, ana teh povernor
Icon AD eco and made an address which
often interrupted by Kisses for prominent Repuonaa
names than by cheers for Democratic sentiments Jus
"a the Governor was the midst OF abored argument
designed to prove that Ira Davenport wa, as ou 9 a
pearri accompanied by T. j. Simmons D. D. oDohohuo
ia Hoy,rn"r Hill made short speech. full Of brilliant
promises TO the business men, they should vote LOT
him Tuesday lie reminded taem tSa w Yn,E in the
distribution of Federal good things ana hntes tns
continuance of similar favors Gould only De III
| rnndiiiou of support to the Democratic candidates ho
spoke briefly OF the many good biis whlch ne P
Legislature passed and he signed ana many I'm
himself saving that he was In hurry TO eaten a un
| Tor Elmra where he was gong 10 vote on iuea >.
George ). Raiucs OF Rochester, followed the uotet
ami made a ringing speech in which. by most deAt-r
aus General Grants memory he aroused , sJIS
thusi.srn among hearers. Other speakers ionOwe
and ine business men hone to ponder over "has
| they had heard.
| COUNTING TIE VOTES IN INDIANAPOLIS.
| Jxp,,N,rOIIs, Oct. 31.-In the matter OF the
recount of CASTOR Mayor at the recent munep
election two reports filed this afternoon BON TO-
| p,rs elect Mr.. Denny. Republican, the Eepubleaa
commissioners finding plurality of twenty Nvs.
in his ;svor and the Democratic Commissioners sNi0s
| him II plurailty vi pine.
N0MISATIoNs FOR SENATE AND ASSEMBLY,
Troy. Oct. 81 (SpecaD.-James i. Hooley'
the labor aeitator and the author OF the Hooey fs'n
abor bill was aside by the Democrats OF the FITS
RWss.aer District last night and NJ. T. Collins, edo'
| of me O6serc,r. Nominated for the Assembly.
ALBANY, Oct. 81 (Sl,cctuil'-lhe AcIuo''O'"' =,
Assembly District have nominated Colonel "iIii"" u.
! slnysr,pd The district Is Democratic. but C0lones
IN fried IL once before and has good chance
| 10 win this year.
| WoyEy WORKING FOR TEMPERANCE
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-Atthe second days
ion nj, venth annual convention OF the Womeh'
National CHRISTIAN Temperance Union. the report OF 'o
r.surcr Miss Esther Pugh, showed that the receips
t,, the year were SlO375 and the expenses Ss'lo''
| aud The balance now on hand $2.GS6.