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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
REGISTRATiGN DAY TOMORROW.
EVERY ONE WHO WISHES To VOTE MUST IN
ROLL HIS NAME, EVEN II III HAS

ROLL HIS NAME. EVEN II III HAS
DONE so DHroEE
To. morrow (. tbs first day for TIE registration OF
voters in this CITY tbs year. ard the poilhr P'u'c@
will be kept open from q. m. mill p. H. Readers
Of TIE Tribune this morning easily hni Ic PAGES
OF registry in their districts by referring 10 The election
vrrtj.encnt printed elsewhere 40 New Yorker can
vote az the election next month unl"-s h' h'' h''h
registered according I" law o. one oi the hr o|' III
registration tl, month. Registrations IN former years
do no; coun The day, OF registration after i"'in"r'"
are Wedne, day % next week and Fildai ava >h''Na!
~ the folio" ing week.
To he entitled TO register and vot" nan mnst be
twenty. one years OH before ell" ii1 dH\ ana !"
citizen either native Untrral.2"d ana i mai ira /co
~. naturalization mast have t1kcN pac" AT l"a>i zen
davs pevo,,s tho election. He mat al" nave N'"
in ne >t.:e for II least wear. In ti" 'u'tH i"ar
month, and IN ,hc election di.trit fer thirty days next
preceding the election. .1;icle =. section D. {" "a" q"
,tiunn of this state dee iarr~ a. follows:
For tie pHp"~c Of voting no p"i'" ma" u" "''"''
TO Law, x.trd or lost r,-cc;.,c o h'- pcs
enc u! absence While cIh?.0Yd III Inc '"'N"" " w
Tinted s,,.> nor whr ca.ari tn" nA'uIt"n Of III"
water, o. TIM, STAT Of Cn;,d SAFE. ~ " IA"
hish .oa> uor vhic student Of any ,rulna, o. "'""-
no. whc lIt any aiu-lois OF Other =; MA Al i'r'
c>p'u>~: While confined il any pub. p'''o'.
\ l,.i,oi wEe ha> t-n picvot'h convnl"d "i
brb,iV ur iItdnIu'!> crime deemed " i"l"lN N
the laws i.c state cannot vote ~ I'>> n" i'n> 'u
restored al The riHH;, Ui Il ciil"ch ~ I"' or
wacer on the r,.nl' Of ne G!,',l" Gna,ncI yo, p
II, the ciiv and cOnntV OF Nv YORK may, upon ANY
iav ot registration VI cl"Cllon CIIrl.' ana con
t., tie l.ch of ANY pen son to b" registered III amy
rlr, trn di-iIct TO vote At any poll Ia Sd cay or
county: may require the nhiIe "i any rfss"F "
person 10 be marked for tl"iici'fH ana on a ' ~
~pcctor> Of Eic' lion III any ELECTION d:lri.t IN r.
Lt.On 10 corrections Of or additions I" 'h>lr ier'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE 3 AND O.'S V1CTCRY.
PREVENTING A RIVAL ROAD FROM sECCRlN'
THE CHESAPEAKE And ONO CANAL

THE CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO CANAL
Baltimore. Nd. oct. topc' ah-in hacking up TIE
PETITION, Of tn l--a bondholdciS in III" 'h"-a!''Ee
and Ohio anal the Eal,li and ONO Rnllrs"f com
pary la, scorrd al important victory b' h' d''"'"
If Jude Olr.y ,u-rcnhInE ~ "''f'c % '''' iva
four vears This viii pr"rrn' ID" H"" N''hi"e'oi
ard tumbcrrnd Railroad company from securing ''D
canal bed aud tow path for rival ra''r"" Ii""' '"0
sofi coal regions Of Western MARYLAND and Wort VIZ
g,uia Tn. Baltimore and Ohio has always hao au
immense traffic from he.c mines. the cnial not t"'he
much II IA competitor. although II ai'" han HATE
oaI trade The establishment OF the Warrington o''"
tnmhcrla,a Railroad upon such a op'"H'f' r''F ''''.
rJadb"d WAS also regarded n the ini'"N" ''P ,""'''
a ncw trunk Enc to the wet. Baltimore ana ONO
LAWYERS helped the l-4I bondh"dcrs u WIN 'h"''
.,---
FINDER thc decree Joseph ID. Baker. Robert Er'Hgc'
and Eirhard d. Johnson nrr appointed the 81" 'f'''};
and are required Ia furnish o''"' ''
~ OoOO0O The !-t4 bcndhpldris oc' "F '''''
they cpn >uco>>filiF "prratc ID" '"""'
a. waterway. lh,, will mneHI'''N "",'"
and proceed to pnt in operation t"H P''"'
T., -. d,,rc of liz" court they VII =" COMFY! II" -
lir.llr." u" tra,r> :or the a'n"'H' 'Nr'"''1 :,
the latter m putin. The no a rI''h't '"hh ~ "''-'
vork,r. or,cr. Thrr mH>t al" pay u" '' -
aud principal Gn tn" IT, bonds Al" upon '"' ~"
u,yunt Of -" interest ard pl".'p-' u '' -
l,p.d. t'c conr" 81 II" trustee SIi''' "'' u =
h,ril, li,ly thlt tnr l"ndholh"iH '' ,"'
,,,.y On, rnoi- p;,.. successfully, bU II i hlcbN
,;,,Lab. That bciuI. TIE tIu." liult ms cNi""" "
Inl,lmorr and ulio will y. prpar"i :" BAY or ''''' T."
! cara, or m ,on,o Other WY gain corfr "' H. i''
1ltrno,,. and Dhio~ position IN The g!eaf 'O'"'' "''
~, CARAT .p,; 'rdrd ht- hr'n peculiar o. ,, r,c
ch"hr -':nnrha II prong III" "a ~, ~. ooar, f.,
Sc,~. ~ al. and Il, pe.on h",uc graft 81 Il ','.
:azed 'ht 81" in>' 10" ""d ho' 90 T.. "a. ''' t'
=, ti. company joined hant> with Inc ~. u''p
hodrrs +, prevent il. The BaItmm' ani one 'vh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
AFr1IRS ~ BROOKL ~.
rrNKrLMrlTE RESIGNS.

A rp.lt pu,l-h"! vr'f""far :" =" "'"' 'hat IN
rou'nrntcr ~ i'" :;.d Regiment. '"nel Lori, Pin
iiclri"rr h.i resigned M "ormi ion In that reG
mont. wnirl be- had !t'.d >p'" ''i'." ser. Isl, wss
I'D oranC t"pr in military circles YESTERDAY. Coo
....i fn,rln"i,l WhJ w. S"'g by a ruJr"r at hs
home. 80. LOB NH~'n.~'., Yesterday ai'nrnoon
aid the. tc r,.uo:i 50 tic. e" -ali I'll hcr that he
l,,d l"..i u'cf.d Nlh m" 3.d E":n"n: for aJJut
~ iuo v,Ii- aud that hc hid DO d'' lat II VA
IN" FIR h. - TEX" res. II" -aid Tia he Lad no
nrhcr r'a on for rc-ign.n%.
,hal tender my formal !o>icn1'i"n ~ General
MrI.""; M,;dJN." said Colonel I.ih"'iw."r and 10
VIII forward II 10 Adiu,nt General Pr'" ~ Albany,
wh, VII ;h"r.up,n ,,;;" al oi,.cr % a." "nices u
The, rcs.:u".r 20 cor BY ,u,..-,r. IN }" n'antme,
Lca;od:.. u .acl {. :. t''A "Ill !" temporarily In
command II the ,i'"Hi. ald think y j. probable
that b" Will De- cl"'i"d ~ my place"
Il va leaned '.pnI tnp'E"r ,puf'e ihat C'.onel
rlnkcl.cer word hc greatly missed by ID" regiment.
which he hI- iulii mp aud irens h"n''i ~ Pi.ht VI
great effectiveness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
THE POMfNTIC POLICEMaN 81 HPH|NE"



STORY or LOVE A%D DISAPPOINTMENT.
Tie Policemen on the Er"oklyn ENG" nave n'u''"
thu, r,it Of flIc N.r Yo.k "ntauc" rear TIA" i'''
inflow III the norti'r gall "v"rlp'"ns th' dr\'"N
TIE Lovers Rest" ~ any tim" between ; ara
20 p NJ. two or Young pH"pl" ''"i TIE h'N'
part ilshiol1r, dressed y"nu; women may he seen
lingering cxpc~tanilv in ia" n'iZhl'"r'"M 81 ms
widow ~'audn. sUiu. tHrIufh H. d' - pane ~
the continuous hnw I'll vehicles. A. ril" they do no.
wat long The voung man is generally prompt t.
the minute and the happy pair after HnirR @r'~p
Of the hands. 90 Of r"j"icihc together. I''S t'N
are always chs rin-. and for th!~ r'a on t"v -"h"
attract tho attention Of passcrs hv. I;ut tie Hd:"
policemen have tim" o'rve what Is going "n af"n'
them and they are the uuNrsprd"d vn"'>"S OF some
strange scenes at this romantic l;ridc" window
An elderly policeman. who has been "n III" lrds'
force ever Stree wes organized. tod recently s"v'"
little passnccs from tlc drama Of real He o which II"
had hccl tho spectator on" # ih"re. at l'a~'. !
worthy Of r'pctition and In The nar7atrr own words
Lille a good nauv other people" said the Old pol''
man. Il am In IN" habit - clarc'nc thr"n9h "a"
per,o;ar cn,nrIn Of G" 'lc newspapers Whenever
! happen II ptk up copy. 'n" "c' some '"''o"'
notices there and like 70 prh,l" over '''"m Ia my
leisure irving 10 gi,>> ot their r"nrcal"d in''hHi@
and their NV ,fcriuu> hut>. We'll, "" morning ri
ra,iy months ago. hapr'."d 10 com" arm Al NON
that rad Tx" th+--l remember a." "Hn't ""i''"
.Trix--,i-y I Gould MT conc v"-''riaN. Meet V"
>. .urc. L,.dt" r,':Auc". """r-"' As | -
tc,al~l ., t!r N.w YORK cst~,nc" nat dav a"d -"
,.>, (r,, 1 (, y. u... d"'"ii'l""i - keep A. "''
op,n AMI go WHO 'Tr>' wa. lad A''n' m"f" nr
~; n.id +, lll..i."'"I young woman pi"inl''
o. ha!i AZ liz 'ry~t..e pot.
Il wa> rot d.-nlpo"'"i. Precisely n ton n.i:t'"'
,cf.rr Il "'clNh. i"'I'rd ? y"it xiii. f'r H. ~
h,,,!'y lu.r tan .'ccn r!"''-n ,"n'" frIl.'s
r -. ,,ully ,,,t .r~,n ~" d!fr.;."p %: ri'y
Han Park tn" rIrncn' c'". r">th rp' '"'
al, ~i.r,. .hr 'IriN aHf 'lt-1 ny" "'":th $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Chicago. Oct. 5 (SpeciaN-The Democratic congress
convention for the Nth District has norpnted Ja'"'
Hash the Dckab barbwirc manufacturer. l"r 'oh'
:rcss He will hc particularly weak chiNi0dtc "a
lie Will have to reilly To- III u'a,i"n Of 0ein9 mem
Der OF the lannon's Earbwrc Tiu$t.
Cincinnati oct. "a Commercial Gazette spec Ia!
from Lima, ONO. SAYS DELEGATES repre- -cn''nS t.Ic
Farmers Alliance, Union Labor and Grccubdck partl"-
nl the Nt!i Congress District Yesterday EO!la''H '"
smith. o. LOGAN County. Tor tohs">' ..
Of Tie Nllh District ha> I 'luNat" VIII am ~ nRcE
,urn ~ MONTGOMERY county. i"r cbtf1">'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
SrTrIDE AFTER AMORTIZATION

Syracusn, ~ T., oct. tSpr"lalL-A mot CONSTITUTIONAL
en,t de occurred here this morning. Justin Glenn.
aAo,,, ,h,r,r wears Of age lcaIcd from wndov Of
n, loaIdinq house a:d fractured his skull lie va,
the only son VI wcto DO parents who d'rd short
tine ago He train dispatcher on 'hc Nest shore
Ra road some tine bu, his propensity for strong
drink vas the Of his dO"ntIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

F.hI
Ta,ninaiv ini,uu.s md TJmmany iaisr"v"Tni"'t
will ac;ili e b!ou-ht 10 the rYtlt motto" thr ur -"
work Of Tie state t"dtc CriA1ltte~ On Cl:i"- WI
met, tils morning al 10 go IN ne new '-orpy 'DIrt
H0r,c continue IN" Inv" '.-n'i". r.'p IN? '!'v DC
pa".rc't- y Wa VI" pii.uL irt'I.'!oa Of Il nj
iUI.tv .. ne 'oUni''r ~ prJbc t""l"r It' e. ~
Csc hr,irl, vl.Ic mu"h TIA: VS. c'H!up' va fvr'i
before The CpAIi"c ..dI"uflI"d for The -'Urn"f Ne 4
ton Ia" ii.c.ct:ncnt, WA nrc -l ii.-iic over
the EAci-c Commissioners lave already b'cn ~ r.
posed save them from further Investigation 1"",;
indctmcuts were tound BY the G!ahd jury ju-t ~
time when much important and dtnag.ne t'>tm"ni
regarding the ipNedmnu'n'ln II TIM department
was being prMuted Few meh a:e ming =" be ., H.,
on al sides. Why o. N" CoWii: 'iJhcre "''"np' 70
hide behind thee indictments. And WY Las NOV '"I r
Fellows trong' N" cWscs ~ ttia! bc!"r" nov VI.
though The Oinni, soncrs uL, Icfn+e e. f"ify nW'r
The circumstances. II nrincr q" the u%pc","r> Ii
i< cal.sL TO-DAY. r." R"It cf, and { unit" Ci".i :
once, Viii D"At b. eon" i'O. a.} hlrI 1F!I u'c
MnyOr', Office aud ,hc Pubic Work. Department or
the subways will be tah"' UP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
.c,.rr,xr: D,Tps ~ TIE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

Ctrc.uta.l Oct, 5.-GcLcral sha'tuc. Of iii" Oh.
and Miss .S.pp Ra,lrad ann1uuce, \ az rcd'cfIo'
trp .rna DO: Cincinnati ana -. Louis between t''''
rcs $50 cos.rsp 'nijDr rates f,pM -. L"!i'' h"f
aud northwest. AID from f>ui-v l'". s"rh an ''''
w.t. m bis Fvu: lE'' st"- 2 vi, ~ 81. - =,
= Tni..-. ,,t'. ! Ih'. p..i; 'r i'itN: ~ :"
vr,nl... - IN. Eastern rae var OGiN. Wa ~" tA
,.iG.. g. ~. cat t."'n = Lon, = P'.!ld YEA hi'
....,rl Ai5a,, ct I"ti'f 20. r." E'-'"' ~
r-rurt. ~'v"~il Dlr' y h'f~ ~ -" '1r f."' 4
,.-,, ia, ..!cd bat H.. ~" principal "nc>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Republicans In The districts named IS however OF
,ring nature, except IN the cay" Of the districts OF
CouCrcss nleN Baker. VIII and Farqlhar. Here ic-
r.bIican, Will have 10 lc :!cir guard. The Re
iuL.c,n lca1cr, III lec di,;r' are Of the ophi ID
fhu The d>ai.rcil1n VII disappear before election
day but uc,, fthcic>, t',v not unmindiUl OF II,
and are making every effort - end It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

The proroeed plan Of government is to be aPpl't"
alike to the counties and To- balliinoTr NY an" =,
be submitted To a special etat" COnventlo 10 i* u. "
III Baltimore third Wednesday III January; n'
rrnalie, fer tie convention arr I" I've called pN "o
same commission Of >rycil and tn convention l. 10
be compo.'i 81 a. many members a. 'ath county,
and legislative district Of Baltimore 'l'E Is eh'l'en
to Central Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
IrIVJVG me BUSINESS To ESCAPE MS WIFE

LEAVING MS BUSINESS To ESCAPE HIS WIFE
New Haven Conn. Oct ..-Ju'ip' Wolfe. Vi" Sip"r
intr,iGr:it 81 the birmingham Iron Tou'dr' Who "a
,pueard come wc"hs ago, I'd, been heard r. IN. II"
h,. written a 'rtlrr from lIim ury. tcrnan {" u
,nrloves stating tia, hr Will lot return Hhd Ih'
he ned ON account Of unc"nRrnial wife Inc Wa
has cUuc West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
AN OBJECT LESSON rs DEMOCRATIC MIHOpS

Monticello. H., oct. 5.(,pec ali.-Th" Congr'-s!or"
nQlt IN Illinois = holly contested. IN ths, TIN XVIII
D. .tr!ct j. n. Ko~e!l, chairman CT the C"nmitfcc On
Elor,or- has o;cned mp = lively campaign. II" has
Will him 0. tn" trnrd1!"rt dhuhl o"llot ooxe
Di-t-.G In Ar!nn,a.: Nc +. "shihH:hg Il '' tn
urnu,. Of Illinois. The Republicans lain thnt thcv
y III rain q rciuhey H. the XVII, District, now rpic
-cr,td by Mr. itllan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
SCVELCHTHG J0Hv MOST

John Most wa W speak, Al III" Anarchist meeting al
Novarh Yesterday. bat coon II Inc arrived In that
.ty the captain ri police informed I'm That h,
would arrest hm II he attempted (" >r-ak. l..
rrturnf0 t. this CitI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
.rIiE STEEL COHERENT. POSTPNNED.

Wt,hlu ton. oct. t>lrtall. Ill" St"l ''H"r'"'
"a, zee. postponed from neat inc'""! |" ''"''' w.
,rinc to the absence from the ciy during 'h' h"At
,r., If secretary Tracy. lie desires 10 utt'l". the
....,i, o.. nj ,h. s,e-l rcn. Amo@s the hIHe wh.th
,v. miles, al Intention OF sondnc rel rr>cnti'!ves
=, The ,untcrcnc, a:r Ia, C,antiId Iron Mot"s' ~
Now Yoya samuel L No.c. SOUS a Co.. Of rI!Ia"tth
r,,niu,. Co., AID IlrA lgath = ~ Co.. " pis.Trs
u,n LA! WORKS, " eaA Francisco me r!ocnN IRON
WORK.. { ,lumlia Iron Works. Of BaltiMort ire sold
..t.,l r,mppny. Of Ai!i,nce ohio Oliver Iron ana
,,,rl con any Of Pit,sAire. bethlehem, rem iron
WORK. >.nd.rd steel casting COMPANY al lh,!rlow.
Penn. tra.ip y sons. rhcIi' h"lunE Mi'lr o'
,,n,.d a. I..ruiAntN" Nolh, !r,t"r. lr'i Eollinp
NM. ru.yNanl steel company. NtfH"' Penn
,,r.,un -t,,i COMPANY. II i"tt ,butS. Ntrribr- ~
.,n, Reading rrni. Nhivnr steel COMPANY. Of
.rtt b,,t. l. VIII Ice noticed that The h>t in'lsd'~
~" contractors 81 sect 'rh"r', VINO WA we N"''
,uahrr, VIII compos' the conf'"'i'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
A YOCyG HUSBANDS Suicidal LEAP.

william NcC.ont. twenty-five years od' OF NO. "a
Ea,, one LundlcltLs, took so u Leart quarrel be
had with his wife last night that lie Jumped ont OF
,onrth story window 10 '!r Sidewalk. ~" received n
;crna injuries which will probably cause his death lie
was removed 10 the Ir~-b, tcrian Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
CANDIDATES FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Nev1 ury - l., OCT. 5.-Thc Republicans ~ IN"
~ D,.trc, OF Orange hny nominated Lon. +. Good
sell Of n, .hlad !a!... for t->":hi,
Albany Y. Y. Oct. 5.-TIc D"inorra'S of III" INA
Assembly District q. Albsn, Comfy tO night rcnon!
mated Gal"n X. Hts for Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

a., ,,t,.r.m A :n,uON> IUe sI'"' " STATED
~ ,,.,-,iIy observed ~ t' o. i,s,cntS
n,I.t So, a.. station Ut mis- CIV. M W, cu6r a.
rla"' ,,,sr,tu,r ru,cd at P,rN's fhafna' v -" "'
r,,,vn, once oct. 6. a m.-tih" ~'"''' - .,sa
vest idav. with "rV A. -" -, ,.,oy IN
,. al and Il d.g',. =. n" SN"raG" NV "'" ~
".',., ,,, on rh- ro,r speeding ds' .s>' year '"'
ioNr than CT Nat'I"1 L., will probably
A., ,na near rltN Ia CAV tl,r, W.
~ Az" rs u,.,b.r VITA slight thermal ths"se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Rti,e tliy !taho. ,'t ;-Ih" 'fA'rn.r Of he liIN"
Republican Central Con.'it'" ha, Issued INC follow
ing: d",!I, congratulate the pcopl" Il Idaho upon
rl rlag..fcct rcrpuiI' v.ctorH If october l. T"
sat" Ia, g0n" k"lu Lean N ~ loaN 1000: IW''
.Alu o. Tie R"pri.'an urEc' - ~ i"d l'F'
E"Igtira,- VII have f1riv.ivc oit 81" INV your
nc .trr~ . III" L"ti-,ttur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

OF health and strength renewed aud Of md comfort
follows the ~ >yrGi' 81 r = II at, IN harmony
tf,"tua,N r'rsnS vt when C".tl!
billions. 70. ,Ui, Jcc md 90 bottles By all lead
Ihg dIufsi-tA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
Important Decision
Manufacturers of Adulterated FOOD A1ai1Iea'
~, is the common right Of the people,
H. know What f,,d ccnlpounts contain.

The Supreme Court of Minnesota has rcce'y ue',oeu
thai baking powders containing alum must DC 81 narkco
The udecs' Opinion rccitcs that for over century auh
has becn considered harmful as food ngrcdich ana
quotes various statutes forbiddng its use
Baking powders adulterated with alum ana ''non'a
palmed off as absoucy pure ana p". ,"r
requires law in every State compelling all manufacturers
to state the ingredients used The ~ I' Suggests na'
consumers protect themselves by "Doyco''s y.
contains :, C,, -,
For years all the ingredients used in Clevelands
Superior Baking Powder have been Pnosnco Oh ,'e roe.'
and the accuracy of the analysis verhcd by e. D. "o't
Chemists This is guarantee OF purity and wnoesocnesS
not offered by any other baking powder nnlnIHcluc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Flint -hiOns Tine fnnrifnl
Furniture tor rr,t !ai!lir- Tor
Frugal hg'uG,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
SPEAKER REED EXpEcTrD N ErCIIr'TER.

Rochester. y l.. Get. D. -lmai" Reed WI deliver
p li,., address In t.llS CIV Ab''n ~" middle of TIE
present. InOl!'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Victoria Hotel. .
.th.ay- BrosdaIy and =. u:'i I."tr.y W" 10 'N
,'ssHHtrt.1t,. Mueiican and European plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

SETTLING MARYLAND KEP' 'HllrAE DlSP' TES
Baltimore. oct. ,>pec!alTo sc''," the differences
-. "a o,,bor,v hetv-een the STATE Central Committee
.,d .hc CITY Executive Committee o. the Maryland
p.,,blcans ovc- which there ha' been so much con-
t.r.,on a commission has t"en appointed 70 prepare
ch,s.itnton for the 60 e">men' NJ the party IN
N,ryland The commission CONSISTS 81 C"hH"
Thomas u. Hotson. rh.rlnin "i th' S'"'' ''n''"'
fo,or,l.,ee and the fnowiur: 1t District. James O.
vr,pken 81 Talbot C,.u,tN ia D-irc'. IInrV NJ
C,.,onrh Of Carroll. ma tric. i'nel IT, IIiiIt"n :
Iyn District, H~.} h. ,,,,.ccabrde. r. YIN nsrr,,'
S4t n,s,ri,. I,,Id " >lr.,. Of Allegheny toi:itr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

FRIENDS OF TIE BrNEETT LAW INCREASES"
Chicago oct. > t>pTitlI.-Th" D"n"rrH, OF WE"
cnn,in are beginning 10 rcanr" that they la" mad"
sad mi take IN Demanding ~" REPEAL ~ t" f'chh"tt
law "The Oconom"w'1 lr"c Ir''S.' bcn'"r''N
newspaper. a.t"r Maur" con'c'r'"n' b''A' 'hr ie'n
ocre,c state tc'nt and IA" Platform nlon wf!"h II
stards II jus,il"~ Is c'lr>" ~ ~ Z ava arr
srfIrle Tie &prre CARTE" ~" onT pcn.c?al =
naner in Green County i- also reported az af0I'irS
fSa same course. The r,'h IF tic bennett "a" Demo
crat, are dtdly incrra sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

rp,RuNC LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
1srgr MISSISSIPPI OBTMCTED,

The following Information about the present h'sn
stag. OF the water In the Mississippi River was re'd
D., william l. El,encr before the New YORK Academy
n, sc,cnccs st Columbia College last Monday even
ms: , .,,,,shos
1T Is we'll known that tho Ohio E'vcr furnishes
the vuter TINT causes the great ncds III inc Lo"e'
NIssl,sIppi But there has not been "a, yet th' year
ANY con siderable noOd In the ohio nor III any othc9
lnrxc tr utry Of the Mississippi River e. cal'c under
nntnr,l conditions the present high stage 81 wafer
AT New Orleans and Vck,burg. The GAUGES Ut these
Two pont. show IN excessive high stage compAri VITA
that 81 the water ut Csir,. This morning IN" "a''
In the Mississippi at New Orleans ~as only w
NJ n foot below the food mark II lr-4. and ~
yIclshurc wa, only 1910 fct l"lo"
the food mark II la-i. The eius" at Ca'ro thls
morning registered 1000 feet btlo" the
n. 40, mark II l--t. ON February : the water
had declined at Cairo Ia point Il 40 feet below the
food mark Of i.-4. the average beng l. " 10 iest
for twenty four days II tlis month.
Had the former natural relatively obtained between
Wick burg aud Cairo. the Stage ut NhN>ourH """'"
have been 30 feet lower than II stands to day. ana
IN. water AT Nich>burg would also have Indicated d
line II several feet. >pondin; To- the iarl'
de-, Inc ~ tniW February lint the h',Si,>iiP'
River al Nrw Orlrau> AMI Ni'k,t ure has Sh,Mh =
remarkably. tendency t. ri,c. having gone up dy py
day Tor tue past twenty four days
"Th. fart Is thai t.r Mississippi RIVER Is e"rSsu
from Helena t New, r.uk distance of ooo niit'r.
What would happen In the Lower Mi,sisspPi .a;.uy
were a graf rainfall e. ocrNr Ia the ONO t"ev our
ing the next No weeks, adding 10 olu zee. u, tne
ndaton that would glrdlc the earth with it' shrek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
s1lIorREFoRa WITH Reform LEFT OUT
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS CONTR1VINe A BILL
70 FACILITATE BRIBERY AND
INTIMIDATION.

AnnapoIs Nd. Feb. 90 (>peciall-Senator John r.
Poe who has posed before the Legislature as the Demo
cratic champion Of bsllOtreOrm and the sa'ocs.e y.
the Australian SYSTEM Is shown up In different hght
nv the bill reported to the Senate. Tho promises VI
Pc ard the other regular Democratic leaders no"
proye 10 have been false. Tho bill wss repor'oo yo
,,dav and made tho special order for tomorrow In.
stead Of ono ofrciai ballot bearing the names Of III
the pssty candidates. the business mems Dill vV
NOSES therc arr to he three OFFICIAL oeuoU' sn~ ;" ~
dition tho envelope system Is to Do sdorsod ana p!
vision made that Q foreigner who has not sume'o"'
commissioner. on Of tho English language can take N
Intcrp,trr in with him. The ballots sre N be prn'eo
nv the Board Of Election Supervisors for the tare0
pxrtI.,. each with an appropriate emblem or device u
The top They arc 10 be sent to Tho Boaro Oh fohco
Commissioners In sealed packages, ~ho shall W 'e'n
scnd them Ia the judges 81 election ana they Snail vo
them to the ballot wardrns at the various poinhs
places, The voter only set ls ticket on the III
.idc hut may take In with him an UNOFFICIAL uekc'
,,ip,ca ON eoIorrd paper with marks across tho
hack a, a guide when the clerk has ascertAneo
that he f., a properly qualified vocr ana INC "''e"
,ir,., ar, ,l,..d In hl, hands together with an en-
yrior~ he g,.. into tn" irs'th D prepare ms o~no''
I.,h Ticket n.u-t BE- printed "0ncA baiio'' ~"
select. the oc 10 want Ia vote. puts II iht" 'o ch
v.,p. ard ~cA!, it.. The ballot warden indorNc' MS
,,t,l, arro,, t.c bA4k and the voter deposits Ms
tlcAet with III. Jude, The other W." nc u rcPurcu
Ia dr.p into the refuse ballot "x. and all tc'e III Ae's
.rr ,f.rv .r. counted check. The penalty 1o'
t,Liu. An, bal!d frm the r"m Instead ~ uroPP'"s
II into tai. lpx /, go hnc or TX mohth' Hhp'''o"
,r,,t II VIII lie seen that TIL, /, tie moot hove1
1910, v,.,u Vet Constructed upon the Australian
r,-i. The plan - having tire" ballots allows ur
voter +, practise the TAsrAan!an dodge. oy "h.h III
can put l..nk pi.,c of paper or Ai,thhS he peAs
In the .n,c!,Ic pun the official ballot In ne pos "o'
and gi,s II 10 a nan "n The "u'>'uc' VIM van "
:. ,c ,h.,e, yn,r II and take out another ballot to
Al. f.. H. W'D can IA turn NO'" H. IVY, Nv ~.
voter tIp,uiu: h.. o"n VT" away huhnnss VI ~" ~,
,r d.itn AZ possible by usius the s"psisic tI"..
r. -r . tui,,' hu"nt awaiting the voter whr ttheS
~, t,,, ,I. rom II may ts indicted " the ~
fender l. discovered, but ~ the 'iu'e GH !, ~,
,crJ ur,il After the polls ar" closed. VIII h"t w.
u, - l.. T., hrins the offender I" book f'rry e,or.
90 80 MD. H., the friends - ballot rcf'rni u" o"frAt
mi. MI uhrh would Kermit 10" Dch'rrsp' "~N''iN'
IN I'M. r~... u. fraudulent practices, 49,. 10
tn.Ilr. .rrrl mfndrr bill VA. in'rNneen .o ~" 49,, ~
10. I.n u, rat Ia make .ndiy Democratic the dMut
,u, n.d. In B,ltim"r- ct, and prevent the kepupM
can, having fair representation IN lilo IHy @oun'u'