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The sun., 1891-02-27
DTTY ON A ElTIu HHdYY.
a Sisunti0n nf AM,timos'e 1nvolvfns q Css
of 1nsnrnatiOnaI COurteay.

u SfSuAt1On af hAsfimOyV 10vOlvfnG q Css0e
or 1nsornatiOnnI GOurterx.
BAIrTaInRE, Feb. 2G. Schumacher d Co.,
agents o: fpreiGn steamship lines out Of Ialt-
mora have illsc protest with Collausor Marine
against the Rssessmon, oi duty on 8 stee shaft
importsd from Drsmer ior Ihe stsamship
Wputun The shnfI ~ ivad III this nor, .Inn Z
on the North eisrmnn LLOYD steamship Amer.
ICE. II was HI first entered q. III p0r cent ad
vaiorem n munufncture Of meta, hut utter
III examination uud heel made the duty WINS
chRuGsu 10 t. IL CENTS rpund. and amounted
10 $gUE.
The Wnuton heiuncs 10 the Hanae Comunny
uf bremen. She sailed from Charleston s. e..
with cnEgo Of cotton Tor hrumsn 1tacambsr
Inst On IIsr II her Rorew shaft broke. pnd
she was tnwsd inro Norfolk, A dupllnRts ahnft
In the cDmpRny.s stOree III brsman WIS cRDlsd
for and Ii was furwardnG. The nrotsSt does not
uinin rhni tiiere Ii Ruy provision Oi the revenue
laws under which 10 demand the SHAFT Oh Try
trse Of duty. but ask. Ihst under existing
rraRcy aud International comfy the aauR- ~
nlnnt sinai nnrnEate its right TO inlrose the
3AsesHmsut The importer claims that II u
United nr9tes vasss were TO he plaueG In
paraliel Rituutiol IN Z GarmHn purt, mRnhinsfy
Ihat shs nstdet wnuiu lie admitted tree Of
duty,
The sun., 1891-02-27

We rugrBt TO nUtice that ui1r eatBBm0d con-
Temporary. Col. wu1lAM MuRnmuE SIF-
GHK1.s of Philadelphia, hne dsnlined To rsiur
to arbitration cuntruvursy with tho Single
Tax sucisty Of TINT ssttlsment That 30
uiaty has ufYarsd rswsri Of $3.50 fur - EYE
tom uf tHxntiun that would ruise TDvsnus
sufilniant for thu support Of the Government
without putting fine ON cunsuianco thrift,
or industry The tax on land values excsutsd." :"
Instead uf coming forward and claiming the
rcward for tariff smashinG, ODl. SrNGERly
said IN his newspaper thkt . tRx On lsnd
values is itaelf tux upun thrift and indus
try. Thereupon the suctsty made him this
offer: The society and Col t,rN8EIuII shall
each post $500 with three tudEss, to whom
the Rocisty eneaRes to dBmnnstrHte thnt
Tux IN lnnd values Is nut putting fine upon
cunRnience, thrift. and industry. u the 80
ciety auucssts, It rakes the put. u It isils,
Col BrraERLy rscpvsrs hts eSOo. and ttle 30
cisty's $500 is To be ussd to buy 500 oupies
If HENRY GHOR9E's "Pruteuttm and Eree
Trade" ns "this soniety and the Record are
buth uppDHad TO the protection superstition"
Col SrNaER1y's g squirting blood u not f1rnd
by tins seductive nffsr. He dossn't ctjsut -
tinn that II he wtns the money shall be DE-
voted To the ENCOURAGEMENT Of the thrifty
apostle oi theBinrle tax. He firmly halievas
that taxes, however laid or paid an . hur-
den upun thrift and tndustry hut ssR no
occasion to risk his mmcv against the ps1~
RunHive ppwurs Of his chAllBnRers To the c0n-
trary."
We should have llksd to Roe the Colonial
take high moral ground and point nut
to thu single tux men that betting Is
wrong and thRt making waEurs Is not de-
sirabie way Of abolishing povBrty. instead
Of rehuktnE ths single tRx bsttnrs, and wsrn-
ing them that the first duty ui . Iuimmer
Is to refurm himself. the Culnuel contents
himself with . refusal to make hat which
he is afraid he might lose. He Is allowed.
mind ynu. TO choose one Of the tudRns tho
society will chDose another. and the two
will select the ,htrd. Why Is the Colonial
afraid that rhe persuasive powers m the
single tax man will pvurpcwur this Rrhi-
traitor? Arr not his own ppwnrs aQuRl To
the emergency? The theais which the Bin-
gle INK man support Is an economic pRrR-
do1, and the Colonial ought 70 rush as Joy
uusly rs Holste1n cali To refutD IT, We
cannot think that he wants what rs tochni-
cnlly known rs IN Rirtight utnnh whan he
bets What Is It thAt prevents him frnm
appearing, stripped to the tntellsctual bun.
IN tine arena Of disputatiun
The only theory thu; suggests itself is
thHt the Colonial knows how Important II Is
in these days for the remaining friends Of
the Stuffed Prophet to get tneuther. The
single Tx mun are among the most dsvnrsd
followers Of the Stutfnd Prnptlst. They are
fnr tree trade rs the Colonial Is, and for
CLEVELAND rs the Colonial is. Thnt there
should he any public evitiunue o! Disagree
mant betwsen the CLEVELAND men who Rre
ior ;ree tra:is md tits single :E Eut tne
CLEVELAND man who are fur free trade
without the smcie tax. doubtfans sesms to
Cul H1Nt1ER11 thing to be avoidnd. So he
prnfers to shut up rather than put up
The sun., 1891-02-27

saln 10 sSsuuussdAy dAasb ~ Hnd wsus.
Thut dsy sssms fhr On nUw. und yst Il msy
he nsarr ct hsnd fhnn psuih suIpuss.
Alrsady at tho cpuntyy uiuhs, whirh
hsve bsun sgtlhltshsd % suuneWfuliy
Of rscent ysxn. wumBn lsnd the
uiIRrm and tho refining iniiuSnues a fasstr
pressnce; md n they wunld alsp uunssut 10
slsvnte the tome Of the rest and tn enhance
their attrantivgnczs, ulub liie would tain On
q beauty which It now lanAEs.
The sun., 1891-02-27


We tnks from . Washington despatch
printsd in the BDstoa Josr~al this interest
ing nport
''fSs nauss Of nr oAaLnss ksusuuky dffssr.
-, tas msutanssd n ununsutlan with the report
sha, osrvns C.svz,Aru wnuln BE- . oandidase fsr
In frsssAsncy. NuW II sain b. some Of Tire ffsnta
ant sv several or TIN uppsusua MT CAAlnIs that NJ
= htnssn . oandtnase fnr the Dsnscrstr aominattun
ssr the r,ssassnsy, sna thss - viii nsks active
sasatsn IN sansavurtnr - ssua.s IL fhs stassnsn, =
shsa Mt oA.ssrs ~ ss,d nh tsssnds thss - will -
s.furs ii. csnvsutun with ts hspe u essstur thsra
tna,ts and inst that s ltvs ths souh sis
Of AAsos sna Drzoxs ltD shall not usssr HIN or hi
nhns rum nAkius the panvsa"
Mr.. CAn1MnE's candidacy, II he should
cnnsant To b8oume candidate fUr the
DemuurRtic nomination. would he Iscatvad
respectfully ny all and with enthusiasm by
mauy. He Is man uf fins intollent and
high character, snd his public services hRve
basn nutswurthy and hunDrRblo. Whatever
distinction he hRs Hntnad has been thu
result Of his own efforts and not the
work NJ Asrttaut. He rs able hunest, and
fntthful n the Constitution. He is . lit
man To be Presidsnt; and It Is no argumaut
against him TINT he comes irom Southern
Rtate. Hh name should he innludsd In every
list uf tho Democratic statesmen whose
talents and iidelity to thstr party and pnru-
lRrtty In It marx than as worthy Of It's suf-
images and worthy to receive the highest
place at Its hands.
The only serious ohjection to Mr. CAB
49, i1.A-. a.
he Inns haan 30 conspicuDus among the free
traders that he might fall IN New Yurk,
New Jersey and Gunnnctirut On the uthsr
hand, the GENERALLY conservative cast Of his
mind mRy he Thought to hRve gained fr
him the confidence nf the great business In
tcrssts tn this part ut the country.
The sun., 1891-02-27


General comprehension Of the principle
Of trusts must he increasing Irusty inst
undnr the influence ni such constant oxpres-
sions Of npiniun as We have rs0aivsd theruun
lRteiy from SOURCES Of greater or less author
ity. Ii Is interesting to observe thRt follow
ing upon the declaration emanRting from the
Georgia Farmers Alliance IL favor 0I estat-
ishing q certain trust to put up the price Of
The sun., 1891-02-27

Subscriptions IN THE BrrE n,apirmads tAs-ostrh
ne Ns-rlassHo lAspsy4nen o$ the Ams-iuua Eh-
psssr Gsnms,w st anU piacr uhe-r tim. Cunpn,s
Aas On aosna Agents Uniu ptrr Q n,oneU orsasr
rvretpt fDr sstbsr-upttons, and min Ju-mard The
sspmep Drtasr uttachsd to IN prds- to se'ad ths
pspe- for sng stated tfnse Jrw Of anp clss-ps o.
suu tse usuul yss Jbr issssipc the order.
The sun., 1891-02-27
He L. one Of than.

Ther ought to ne No dslsy IN the adoption
nt the bill that has hsen inSxsdursd iupp ths
Htars Lagislsturs b. Senator 1AuaHLIK. prD-
vidinc that the inmates Di lunAtic asylums.
with the exception of Insane criminals should
hsvs ths right To n0rrssnond with people tn tho
putsiue world Thsy Rss entitlad To this rintlt
and thsrs is NO rsasnn why It should be dsnisd
10 thsm. II has hesn granted with advantasD
In savsral nthsr Btstss. Thnrs have hsan ~
cent occurrencss that dsmnnsuRD the TN
norsanee and nscsssity oi thu adoption nf hsn-
ator LkuaHlIHh bill by the lAgislASuIe Of Nsw
Yors.
The sun., 1891-02-27

Bpn1EaFIEIB. H.. Feb. 2G.-Mrs. Gen. John
A logan has taken : hand IN the Senatorial
fight henRtor oruwfurt has reserved the fo,-
lowing telegram irom hai from Washington:
Batter De tisieuted by I'll nrGanized honDr-
abie opposition than u Ire dsmoralizsd and
disorEauiZed BY m iEnOlle surrender ui nrtn-
ctple stand firmly taae,iier and command
til. confidence unG raep.ct Df Intelligent Inonls
evon though YOU mIgtii tie temporarily uusup-
ceaaful 1; II against rnASun. RenRe Rud Hli
uBRRe tina, minority no small should dtctutp
tn 4 grs3I majority oi Isra-nized hOuorabls
Representatives 0i honest principieS
The sun., 1891-02-27
derry ssln,pson's I'ro~puussve 1si.sse sahssk
pron tar J,error Srer yress

Jerry BimpsoI sgys thai mis- recent etsntine
eEpsn aef were li,6i s2au. he says that he dues
MOi Intend r.Ai hi. expenses while ~ v Ranine-
hin over SCI I,sr month. he natther Ewesrs
driukb chsws nor IRkt.f Hnut. HIT 6Specfs To
have ni.e punk ACCOUNT when hiB tDrm expires.
The sun., 1891-02-27
RrEHO1 HDWMAE SHIT OFT.
Ne sssd HIis Followers xnissnsiiss-sy ssu1 q
Another Evangelical (!unse,-unee

Anotaer Evangelical t!Onseyunre.
ALLENTOWN. FE., Feb 2E.-Ths DISRUPTION In
the Evangelical AHsorintinn Of eastern Psnn-
syvnnia rsaciied = climax tO-tiRy by the 10
iusul O: the nu.i-Bowmanttss TO allow l}iHhu1
bowman 10 enta. Ebsuezsr Church To preaide
cvor the Gnnferenne Presiding Elder He'll
acted " spOkssnHn ot the Gnt-howmlnttss
and informed Biahup BowmuI, when tiie ini-
tef preRentHd himR6t III rhe dnor, rnui he rt,-
IussC 10 give him Admissiun by authority OF
the TRUSTEES
liiRhop bowman then announced 10 the
cTDwa II trOni pi the Cnurdh TIM. us lie had
bsen prevsntaG from performing the functions
enc. lie would organize the East Peuusyivpnil
Conference A mutton WAS made riIat tie
Gontaranne meet IL Emmanuel Jvaugslical
Church This WAS d-ciRrsd carried. and Bist, n
bowman anu his followers repaired 10 thnt
edities and orURnizsG tine GontsYaucs
The sun., 1891-02-27
Kin,s . Wh,s~ ssssli.


MnrET Hnlry Fob 25-h white seal. WetEb-
tug nho,I, Ia pounds Wa tlisd IL tire HAD
ru W (ir-sE near llsrr Yesterday by kurf WBk.
The amman wus acrDmpInisd by uuetnar III
Il. slstiee which wat lgI Duc..
The sun., 1891-02-27
K.rLun,us witio.n s.. H......,


IN Atuhisnr civ with $40 ina 10Y bant III
home nud tat.h "a I nun ana u uoleI eggs
pr no IL maze aGuEgi' mo ey IL ,ue next
Two y.Art IL Duy hnr,tlI y nnrhs und buGsy
The sun., 1891-02-27

Mrs. Cora BACON Foster of Houston me II
the mnat Rlcreesf, vsul ostate aGents In Texas,
ilus lnipyD-,aiizal herself nv vnttnC q; the eisc-
linn hsld or AontGy IN that utts 10 amend the
charter Claiming he. right 10 vote Dn the
ground %; bsinG proliarsy hoidsr. hhs u To
firHt woman tiiat evay voted II IexAA
The sun., 1891-02-27

The Reform Club q! Nsw Yurk cies, to whtuh
MI GLHvaLAkr addressed hh Ants-siivsr latssr b =
thoroaRh!y ant:lIsmseTasic ureans.atioI II n,ane =
nsAi the lpsm0orAtc ttnkat II Nov isYt stu. fhs
result We that tht Wnot. swmdliAX and hnmhuE ahAtr
~ n. nlyvxLAnn car have Win saah hypsartsI
arowd this h than ms lbsaocrattc frboN4S
uhasrssaad-Ansata DOnssteosaa-
The sun., 1891-02-27

ianA. nor tn uapsn snd mssnAinss: sr. n
wrfsfng y fsaious TO him. him . Stsnogrsuher
to take than uUwn and . prstty tyrswrftsr to
wrfte thsm put. He ran egt biw money fur thom
n tisey turn put to be really nopd anu now.
The sun., 1891-02-27

FL JosErK No.. Feb 2l.-I'hs srorn ysvo
due 10 croas the Mississtppi valley from feL.
nbnut rel, " will I've v very sevart storm.
espac cialiy altar uRsHlng 10 tins east Of the 0Ae-
Ris6 luDj valley.
The sun., 1891-02-27
Fo.-.,.n kos-s nj Heal ,nter..,.

Wanna har 6n3. ON Roman Catholics fsrr arr <:c
psisss aud s6 ha- c,oisesrs The visnu4 nni,
vsrstty contains ait Roman Catholic and 2o4 Jewish
stuaunss IL TIN swsns,s:a hosp.tak witt tisir S.2s
ssas n. ~ persnus wsrr treated IL iasG
lsipsir have internstinna! exhibition IN
Of e for tbs apparatus AND netiIous Of the
He'd cros sscssssss, ti,e mos improved o.
fssdhaS and ulothtRg soldiers, hysiane ant popular
ssoRtus II vii be thr Crystal Palace structure
asout sWtc~ tir OF Addison Square Garden
fhs iaress, kttctssn tins world tir hon Aarct
m Paris Il hes 4rDp employees. The smallest kettle
routA,nS ltD quarts and th' iarsss 6tC bach nifty
resisting oic enough Tor at nuttstS Every dssh
Tor sAking patAtnss holds ~ pounds whsn
sre nil Of fare MN usac a For
eooxtns alone six,, and iD aastsant aWays
the ranges
Hist German officials naaSulx can'pAisr Aastns
supsrnuou .He tn ths rsporN n their subof
dtnAts DanztS District ts inca polios city
oficiA have bssn uYssrsn u drop frsG thar ofc,A
vooAnul2ry the phrAsa ''most o6sdionttJ - "moa
spsosfuiiy anu most sino nosreiy.' TIM custnmary
hs~s tins honar rsport Ar- with wh,sh all
uusus from sdisaAk have ssgun Frsosfiak
william J. has aiso sssb oruppsc-
The sun., 1891-02-27

EAsr Cissal-sAnc y tnt wha1 ysu oil . ossd,
RsA kssAss LA~ysr-.Ha- Why
1aR G,lsRs-li lsan Rays lAhs uusuk
The sun., 1891-02-27

Fros yr' Worth 6asettG
woun Co! Wasssrssn Of tae Jssssle cssvas- .1ossa,
Col ions Of the hspaoitc insis Cisve
AannS nsmnstton II t,s iatts, shouil take another
auiS.smssrattc sssp and declare Force h,ll:
The sun., 1891-02-27

The Hon. KXAK Il oFKrHs DrNNE1L uf
Gnnasota spoiled . summer trtp for . num-
bar Of patrtDts the uthsr day BY having ssricken
frnm fhe Danotsnny ApprnpriHttnn bill . mo
viaton for ths appointment Of Q snscia cun-
mfstse Of mami,srs alsut to investigate ths sz-
psndtturss Of TIM 6ovarnmsnt in AlnskG and
ths Yellowstone Park. A ltstle tnvsstiaaston
md good dsAl nf ninnic make ths travels Of =
Oonsrsss Oommtttss IN the vacation . Joy and
. swost Haadhasd,S 3 dream 10 ti,s msmberS,
The sun., 1891-02-27

Whlle STEADILY looking fnr new light upon
tbs tratk an6 wAys nj JsREy 6IxlFsnE nf Kansas
Il Is snoeura1tnG n find the following allars-
tions about HIM That ne has no VICES thai
ta b frse frum nj afEoutgtisp. thst he is not q
t0hasco nhowsr. thAt hs dnas not lie or sWsar
thHi h b = man ui businsss hahtts and that
hs b mt q huunr drinksr. Nov thsss allags-
tinus may al be truthful without sntitling
JuknS y any ausctAl rsnpwn. fnr tt,sxp arO
Othsr AmaricanA, md even kanssns, Of whom
TIM same oan 10 natd. when, however. Ws
uoms acYoss thr allegation whiah if urintsd
In ti,e Dhiussc bsutnssl thas JERRY :" h good
story tslhsr. and his stories am always orig
tnsl' NJ must admit thxt II would 10 hard
10 Say wherp his pgrallsl 0an is fDund II tise
Unttsd htaiss Why, sven the s,oriss of Ilr
OEArNcEA bErEw himRsli arr npt ALWAYS orig
inni, though parhaIs d! per cent ot tIsm have
ap 0rlsinsl sound. II /, no reilly trus thst
JEREI hIArrSoE n able N sptn ssoriss, al orig
inal, ssSAtgAt Ainag, hs uan mako fnrtuns -
1sns hs tako hb s1as IN CnnsrsA Al hs
sDsos . - b - w4t0 thsR nut, n n,ain
The sun., 1891-02-27

Mr.. HAroH Of Missouri must have been
highly sxnitsd In thu Hou.e NJ Representatives
On Wednssday whom he took up bill that rs
favorsd b. the FnrmsrB' Allisnes and talksd
wildly and foolishty about IT, as whsn he said
tha1 TIN Western farmsra sopnsr than yisld
one jot of THAR hsmands, would give their
housas To TIM hau1ss and their fisah To the
saglsa" Why should hs tndulss In suuh rant
Ths WoGtoln fafmeIs do 1nt nsoG To mats any
sunh tromentous. horrible. frtGhsful Ghaatly
pauir-rsntne sacrifices IN ordsr To satn any
constitutional Oblsn1 thsy mag dasire. Thsy
nan RsnuH ths adoption of any legitimate
MEASURE whatever BY estttng the mRjortty Of
the vutsHs Of ths cuuutry To uas, ttlstr balluls
ior It: and thazs b No nthar way Of suscsas for
thsm. Whan the Alltanus has convincsd thu
bsople that tts osmands are Just and proper.
thsn will hs no nssd oi namss a saglse "a
bSldsrdaAh 70 aaaist IN securing than.
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FROM A WArKRLoGGED LUMBER BAnk
Capt. uanseu. HEls Eleven Men. and uis Ia.
wiilisS Dog Reseuea Ivy The Oueea.

Capt. uanseu. Els Eleven Men. and uis Va.
~iiiing Dog Resesea by The Queen.
A shlpwrecked Russian retriever. whose
beauty was somewhat marred by stumpy
tnil, arrived at this port yesterday on tho Ma
tional line steamship The Quocn.
He was rescued with his master. Capt. Han
sen. and eleven mon. the crew OF tho Norwe-
Gan bark Arlington. on Dec. 4. about 450 miles
west Of the Irish coast. Ho had lost his tail
Like many other Norwegian barka. the
Arlington. was built down In Kennebunkport.
She left MiramIchi. N. D., for .Disppe. Heavily
laden with lumber below matches and on dock.
and on Dec. ran into gale.
esss swell 's and Rsr aeOSs sS 70 sH HSr
asSk LEAD vas Ga5y washed away ami nnry
ali oaes s t e
tho bark's head to the sea and waited for help.
At 2 O'Clock on the morning OF Dec. The
Queen game along; A torch was burned On
queen lay by her until daylight. When The sea ca
The retriever left the bark last. .He would
not 60 until no cav the lifsboat leaving Then
lie leaped aboard. He refused to be .helned
from tho lifeboat TO Tho Queen. They loistetl
linn up In BUCKET. Whom i was half way up
the ship's toll side he loRped out and back into
Then they tied o line around him and hauled
prevent him from getting back into the liiehoat
again. The bark had been his home for sey-
er6l years, and it took him 4 week to get his
boArings on the steamship.
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,IzLMAs THE ONE NAN MISSING.
His Fishing Tackle CuclaIHed ON the lIa.
vann, and He Has Not Como Homo.

His Fishing Tackle CuclaIued On the lIa.
vann, and He Has Not Come Homo.
One man is missing OF tho 200 who wero
aboard the excursion steamer Havana when
she was In collision with the schooner Mary
Adelaide Randall of Sandy Hook on Thursday
afternoon. He Is Richard Tillman. 40 years
old. Of 303 Rivington street.
Tillman was sitting with n friend In the
cabin when the collision occurred. This
friend started for the upper deck. md that 10
the last definitely known of Tillman. George
Maerkle Of 80 Stanton street. who chung to tho
bowsprit Of the schooner and was taken aboard
mans arms ol9splng the shank OF the schoon-
around. the anchor was jamned close to the
side OF the Havana and the man was crushed.
When the ships parted Maerkle grabbed the
ey rs hs ss but sog bs no. hs
could not describe him.
George Fisher. the caterer OF the boat. saw
the same incident and his description OF tho
man tallies with the appearance of Tilman.
6aId ., 81 ss the ssg q HE head =; Hs hss
street says he looked all over the steamer for
lillman after the collision. but could not find
him. Thoea WHO escaped to the. schooner say
Ttllman was not among those who got aboard
Tillman Kept general store at sos Rivins-
ton street. He is unmarried and without near
relatives. He has made q practice Of going
fishing twice or three times q week. He WAS
sw"ns prsn sSps K sS S
wore taken 70 his homo last night His was
known ne IL the only person unaccounted for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-19

Maiden. Mass. Dec. 1a-John Butler. the
wild Man from Boston" who was arrested on
q New York wharf on Wednesday, belongs in
Railroad as section hand for several years,
when he showed signs of insanity and was
sent TO ireland. Hereturned about two months
ago. since which time he has boon acting
On ~ to Wakefield
6nt Monday his brother e 5o %s him ticket
for Liverpool and sent him TO New York to
take passage for, Ireland. but no wandered
mako arrangements e send him to ireland on
the next .tesmer The. two packages which
1b9tioF asd 70 his hands which he said con.
board. were supposed 10 havo contained some
harmless substance. He Is thought to be
harmless crank.
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nor ELEcTIoN rIGnE.
Two Primaries In One Hall-Mr. ruld May
Ioee The Lendership.

Clgarmaker jeremiah Fuld has boon the
leader Of the small Republican contingent In
tho Second ward. Brooklyn. for several years.
OF late there has been revolt against his con-
troll. and hia enemies in the General Com mittee
succeeded In having n resolution passed atthe
last meeting Of that body providing that In
the Second ward the primary election should
be supervised by o special committee from the
General Committee, and that 1t should take
place last night. instead OF on Thursday night
when all the othor prlmaries were held. Mr.
Fuld ia member OF tho General Committee
and he mado on unsuccessful effort to upset
this plan and denounced the action OF the com-
mlttec as an Insult to the loyal Republicans in
tho Second ward
Heaccepted tho situation and last night made
the political fight OF his life. There have been
q good many lively Republican primaries in
this ward. but last nights beat the record in
that respect When Nessrs Csaimus. Buttling.
and Benjamin. the special Supervising COM
inittee. reached the old political battle
ground in the little hall In York and
Main streets. they found formidable police
force on hand with Capt. Eason. an old army
veteran. at its head. Jerry Fuld was also on
hand. with Messrs. Martin. Hoskins. and Chible.
tns rsgnIns iHspectars 81 election Of the ward
esSs Pe Sadss B sss asas
bex er to tie aensrs ir don a SaSe
K long and noisy wransls then ensued be.
tween tuld end three members OF the special
committee. Fuld taking the ground that the
COMMITTEES was simply sent to supervise the
primary while the regular ward inspectors
were raee tS the vote. and the committee
eoant a R4t md a'Gs1yG ead
men crowded around while the controversy
was In progress. and had It not been for the
haye been several iisticufr encounters.
deciding Chat tue Faid' tespecser M' had tSss
right Is. conduct the primary. The General
Committse mon entered q vigorous protest,
and resolved to 90 on with the primary them.
solves. cigar box was pressed into service
Tor tho reception OF tho ballots, and THO specta-
ele OF swo primaries In progress in the same
arhnrd. aud the anti Fuid by james MoEwen
There was intense excitement during. the re-
spective counts OF the lallots, and when the
alnonncement was made the old hall rang
The contest proved an exceedingly close one.
THO Fuld bog containing 1O6 ballots and the
other box 81. Through some mistake. how
ever McEwen ballots found their way into
MA F1d box reducing the t9tal yote for the
an aggregate count the Fuld forces were
beaten by y majority Of three. The fight will.
Of course. be transferred to the General Com
mittee, but II looks !! ke tenn porary dethrone-
ment OF Mr.. Fuld In the control Of the Republic
can hosts In the EecoEd ward.
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sKs1kakD Br ANGRY zAxrAxxsa
A Riotons sceae IN the County Treasurer
O0eo In CtaeInnati.

A Riotons Scene IN the County Treasurer's
Omeo In CiaeInnati.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 16-There came near being
areenactment Of the Court House riot OF 1884
here this morning. great mob OF taxpayers
and others crowded into tho County Treasur-
ers ofioe. the former to pay their taxes and
avoid tho penalty.
The bills were delayed until yesterday. and
1t was impossible to take In all the money pre-
sented One man put revolver under the
noss Of the receiving clerk and said he would
shoot II the money was not accepted and re-
ccipted for at once. The great crowd outside
Grew notous and hurled stones through the
windows.
Several glass partitions were smashed In the
scramble. and the crush was suffocating.
Five women and a man tainted and were
passed out over the heads OF the crowd.
mass 50 that they could scarcely breathe one
an SpS ana *
m While N ths ta%Hi. Ess y If height tis ety's
slss sG%1 1G the an 'f n na
e. 4 sf toT ts PGss We:
N tns, midst of the noise and struggle
s at liz t%ss 1, To- the crowd S telling them
Ees arriving Just a ths me tRs room cna was VAS
e G,s. and business thereafter proceeded
~ Then NJ. staler called special meeting Of
cIal C o,y CommtssiQpsrs and Issued an ofii-
jan G Io N Sx9sendinE The time Of payms2t to
.r,, nrkpomckets stole number OF purses In the
''uh"' There were no arrests-