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The morning call., 1892-04-25
DETECTIVE HANLEY DEAD.
A Stroke of Paralysis Causes His Suddeu
Demise.

Demlse.
james Hanfey, the well-knOwn detective,
was stricken down by paralysis at O'clock
last evening. while preparing to leave his
home. at SIS Geary street. and died in a few
minutes afterward. Hanley had been all
ing for long time and during he last year
he had been stricken with paralysis on tive
occasions. OF late his health had been iu,-
proving and he worked steadily night and
day. Last evening he had an appointments
at the old City Hall and was preparing to
depart from his house when he was striekea
down.
Hanley, who was veryquiet but sociabts
man, came TO this city many years ago trout
Boston and was appointed 10 the police
force August 23 1850. His superiors, recog-
nzng in him the qualities of good sleuth-
hound, had him appointed in September.
1885, to the force of detectives.
Hanley was 81 years of age and leaves =
wihOw and
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Downieville Republican Delegates.

DOwNIEvILLE. April 24-'rhe Republican
county convention on Saturday elected
Hon. ID. 7. Cole, j. B. Hough. j. A.
Vaughn. William Lehman, A. S. Nichols.
as delegates to the Congressional, Senatorial
and Assembly conventions.
L. l.. Ford of Sierra was indOrsed for
Senator and made an appropriate speech.
hopeful of success. The proceedings
throughout were harmonious.
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Chinese Highwaym en-.

SAN JOSE, April 2i.-J. Corvella, an
Italian farmer, passing through Chinatown
about 10 o'clock tonight, while under the
shadow of some trees was held I'D by
five Cinnamon, who Telieted him of $50
During the encounter the Cinnamon fred
two shots ana used knives. infiicting slight
wounds. He was unarmed, except small
penknife, with which he tried to defend
himself
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FIRED A CHURCH.
Az Insane Woman Fires q Church While
500 People Are at Worship.

PLAINFIELD. n. j.. April 24-Maria
Mahon, a servant employed By Clifford
Wharton Of Chestnut avenue, made a des-
perate attempt to set fire to the
Crescent-avenue Presbyterian Church this
evening while 500 PERSONS were at
tending services. The woman is about 30
years of age. She went 10 the church bare
headed. carrying a can of kerosene and
sprinkled the contents on the floor IN the
vestibule and on the steps leading to the
gallery. Size then lighted a match and set
fire to the oil, at the same time running up
the center aisle during rrayer and demand
ing to see Rev. Mr.. Richards, the pastor.
There was great excitement in the church
and the woman was arrested. The flames
were extinguished with great difficulty
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UNVEILED HIS STATUE.
The Austrian Emperor Pays Tribute to the
Memory of Marshal Radetzky


VIENNA April A.-The colossal eques-
trian statue of Marshal RadetZky was un-
veiled in Amhoffs square to-day. The
scene was enliveped by a splendid array Of
troops, officers and deputations of veterans
whe fought under the marshal. The Em-
peror, With brilliant escort, was also pres
ent, and made short speech, in which the
marsha's deeds were eulogiZed. The En-
psroT personally unveiled the statue. A
brief religious service followed. after which
several volleys of artillery were fired.
The monument is on the exact spot where
the revolutionists Of 1S48 hanged Count La
tour, the Minister of War.
VarOu members Of Royalty were also
present, and over 100 Austrian and Hunga-
riRn generals and 2C0O other officers took
part in the grand triumphant march past the
statue, after firing volley of artillery. The
Emperor highly complimented Sculptor
Zumbusch on mis- success.
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To Command the Expedition.

LONDON, April 24-COloBel Dodds has
been appointed to the supreme command of
the French expedition to Dahomey.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
comments upon the Indifference OF the
French Government In appointing to the
command an officer now in France, mas
much as BehanZin. If he means business,
will make critical coups within a month.
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CONSPIRACY AT SOPHIA.

Fifteen Arrests Eade in Connection With the
Recent Plot Against the Sultan.
SOPHIA, April 24.-Fifteen arrests have
been made at Rustjuck in connection with
the recently discovered plot. Inquiry re-
veals the existence Of serious conspiracy.
The bombs seized were intended to be used
in attempts on the lives of the Sultan,
Prince Ferdinand and the Bulgarian minis
faFs
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Aro,her Railwav strike Imminent.

SCRANTON. Pa. April PA con mittee
from the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men, representing the employees of tho
Backawanna system, called upOn General
Manager Hallstead. demanding, among
other things a big advance in wages. which
II not granted will, they say, cause a strike.
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L-comotiye Tire Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-For the last
four or five weeks sharp men have been
awake nights trying to account for the
seemingly Jnexpllcable advance in the price
of steel locomotive tires. Ii Is learned this
afternoon that five companies, which do all
such manufacturing, have formed a trust,
harm0nlZng all the conflicting interests.
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Convjcte Esnape.

YUMA, ATiz.. April 24.-At o'clock this
evening the discovery was made that three
convic,s had effected their escape from the
Territorial Penitentiary. The escapes were
TRUSTEES, whose terms would have soon eX-
plred. A number of Yuma Indian trailerS
and prison guards are out and looking for
the eonvictS, who il is thought will soon be
recaptured.
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Irrigation Works Sold.

DENVER, April 24-All the bitches.
canals and lands of the Taos Valley Ditch
Company of ConejOs County, Cole, embrac-
ing several thousand acres, have been sold
for debt. The purchaser was the COnejos
and San Antonio Reservoir and Ditch COM
pany at the price OF S100.61I.
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Nutritious Flour From Bananas.

WASHINGTON. April 24.-The Bureau OF
American Republics is informed that in
several places in Central America flour is
now being made from bananas. which,
under chemical analysis, Is found 10 con-
tain more nutriment than rice. beans or
corn.
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GERMAN spy ARRESTED.
a Statue of the Author of La Marseillaise Is

a Statue Of the Author of La Msrseillaise Is
Unveiled in Paris.
PARIS, April PA German spy named
Schufeder was arrested with a number OF
documents In his possession, which the po-
lice seized.
Ins the senat rial elections to-day In the
departments of 0rue, seine and Cote dor
the Republican candidates were returned.
The statue Of Rouget de Lisle, who wrote
the words and music of the Marseilaise
song hundred years ago, was unveiled to-
day az Chosy le R9i.
The Archbishop of AK has issued pas
toral letter adhering TO the views Of Arch
bishop Aviguon.
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RUSSIAN SOCIETY SHOCKED.
4 ChOirmaster in the Royal Chapel
Commits an AtrOeiOus Crime.
TWO STATUES OF PATRIOTS UNVEILED.
Sene New Developments in Connection With Plot
to Blew Up the Sultan and Several High
Bulgarian DigRitarieS.
TWO STATUES OF PATRIOTS UNVEILED.
Epscial 70 THE MORNING CALL-.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 24.-High society
circles where greatly excited by the revela-
tion Of a horrible deed committed by the
choir master of the private chapel in the i'm
perial palace near this city. In delirious
frenzy he murdered his wife, chopped her
body into fragments and burned them in
stove. He then threw his three children
fntn a river
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THREE NOTABLE EVENTS.
New Orleans Will be Veritable Lcdestone
tor Sports During september.

4V' DpUE . DUIauE q PIT AIUtI'
NEW ORLEANS, April "a. 1t is now
almost definitely settled that in addition 10
the COrbett-Sulivan contest for the heavy
weight championship of the world and a
S25, 900 purse, the following events will take
place during the same week, September 5
to 10:
Fitzsimmons and Hall, for the middle
weight championship Of the world and a
purse Of $1,000.
McAulIffe aud Myer. for the lightweight
championship Of the world and purse Of
S!pOO
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In the Seal Controversy.

Los ANGELES. April 24.-Special Agent
J. +. Evans of the Treasury Department is
in the city collecting data on the sealing in
dustry for the Government in the pending
negotiations on the Bering Sea controversy.
DIR. Evans to-day took the testimony Of
Colonel ii. g. Otis. editor of the Times,
who. during 1S79-Sl, was Special Treasury
Agent in charge of the seal Islands.
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A SLOCp FOUNDERED.

Thirty Soldiers ard a SHIPS Captain Drowned
in the River Claire, AMMAN
PARIS, April 24-An official telegram from
Amman states that on April 20 a soop foun-
dered in the River Claire, and 80 soldiers
ana the slOOp's CAPTAIN were drowned.
The morning call., 1892-04-25
Railroad Accident in Vermont.

ST. ALBANs VT, April pa This morn
ing locomotive attached TO the south-b bound
cattle-train on the Central Vermont plunged
from the iron bridge into the river north of
here, and Brakeman George Il. Jelly,
Engineer Babcock and Fireman Minehan
were severely injured
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TRURo's STUBBORN MAYOR.

he Refuses 10 Appear Before the Assembly
Till Compelled By Force.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, April PAD. J.
Thomas. the Mayor of Truro, refused to
obey the legislative order TO appear before
il and hear its judgment in charge brought
against BIN, and was f0rcibly brought be-
fore the Assembly and committed to Jail for
cOntpmnf.
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Results of the Mckinley Bill.

SWANSEA, April pa: is stated that.
owing TO the depression Of the British tin
plate trade. resulting from the Mckinley
tariff. the proprietors of a number of tim
plate factories intend to erect works in
America
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A Free-S;lver Club.

HELENA, Mont, April pa ncn-parti-
san ruass-meeting was held last night to CT
ganize q Tree silver club. Ex-Gcyernor
Samuel Hauser was elected president and
II. NJ. Parcher vice-president The sentiment
Of the meeting was that The question Is q
The morning call., 1892-04-25

General Won Kaltenborn Stachau, Minister
OF War, is regarded as imminent. The rea-
son given is i'll health, but the retirement is
really on account Of the proposed army re-
forms. 1t is probable that he Will be sue
ceeded by General Won Blume.
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HELD Up BY TRAMPS.
Young Man From Petaiuma Relieved of

Young Man From Petaiuma Relieved Of
His Effects Near Lskefeld Schoolhouse.
PETALUMA, April 24-Last night about
s O'CLOCK young man from Ramps stable
here, who had taken n passenger from the
O'clock train 10 McDevitrs ranch, when
returning on this side of Lakevlle school
house, was stopped by two trampS. One
held the horse while the other made the
young man get out ana went through his
pockets, getting watch, 81 90 in money, a
jackknife and some tobacco. 1t WAS so
dark the driver could not see their faces ana
could give no description.
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Clothing Manufacturers, Combine.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Representa-
tives OF hearly every large clothing manu-
featuring house i'm the city have formed an
organization TO resist the passage Of the
anti-sweating system bills recently intro
duced by Senator Hoar.
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Lee Howell Arrested.

Los ANGELES, April PA man who was
arrested by Detective Bowler last Friday
on sus spicion, this afternoon confessed that
his name is Lee Howell He denies all
knowledge. however, of the Rio Vista muir
der aud robbery, and refuses TO talk
about IL.
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Escaued the GallaMs.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, April 24.-Do-
miDica Cecilia. who two years ago murdered
John Deletes of this city. was to-day con-
victed by jury in Island County of murder
in the second degree. At the first trial he
was convicted Of murder In the FIRST degree.
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DIR. Van Ness to Lecture.

d.. Van Ness will lecture to- night at l. o.
b. B. Hall on Moscow and ST. Petersburg"
for the benefit of the l. o. b. b. He will
give some interesting "reminiscences Of the
late Countess TulstOi
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lNCENDIARIES AT WORK.
Henrietta, a Town in Texas, Has Been Wis.,
tied by a 100000 Blaze.

GAINESVILLE. Tex. April PA wave OF
incendiarism which seems TO have been
sweeping over the State reached Henrietta
yesterday morning, and now the greater
and best part of the buildings in the town
are only a recollection. A boarding-bouse
near the square caught fire and the whole
south side of the square was burned, entail
ing loss of S2O0.0O0.
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CHILE'S EXPECTATIONS.

Will Probably Postpone the Appointment Of q
Minister Until After Our Elections.
NEW YORK, April 23-The Herald's Val
paraiso cable says: BOtn the Ferrocarril
and the Herald have editorials against the
appointment Of Best Cana as Minister to
the United States, alleging that in view OF
the treatment of Chile by President Har-
rison's Cabinet il would be better TO defer
the appointment until a new Admiuistra-
tiOn comes into power at Washington.
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The Moius Vivs1di Advertised

OTTAWA, Ontario, April 24.-The Canada
Gazette contains proclamation putting in
to force the Bering Sea modus vivendi as
arranged between Great Britain and the
United States. The arrangement lasts two
years.
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Brazil Denies q Rumor.

LONDON, April A.-The Brazilian Gov
ernment has sent dispatc to tie Brazilian
Minister at London denying the rumors of
q separation Of the States of Sac Panic and
Rio Grande do Sui from the Federal Govern
ment
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For the Worlds Fair.

UKIAH, April pa World's Fair Asso-
citation for Mendocino County was organ
lied last night. An executive committee
was appointed who will organize in every
precinct in the county.
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To Be Buried IN Tuesdav

New YORK, April 24.-Ths remains of
Josiah Belden, father of Charles A. Bel
den of San Francisco, will be buried on
Tuesday. The interment will take place
at the Woodlawn cemetery. Brooklyn.
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Cholera in the East.

LONDON, April 24-Cholera is spreading
in AfghanIsian and Persia. The Russian
frontier officials impose forty days quar-
antine upon arrivals from the affected
countries.
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PRINCE MICHAEL SCORED.

A Detroit Mass Meeting Is Disgusted With
the Sensualist's Crime.
DETROIT. April 24-At mass-meeting
Of the north side residents .o-night resolu-
ton condemning Prince Michael and his
followers for their immortality and declar-
Ing 1t the duty Of every citizen to dis
courage the settlement In their midst OF
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LONDON. April 24-The Chroni les Rome
correspondent says ttai Galicia approves of
the pastoral letter If the Arch bishop OF
Avignon, and If the other bishops initiate
him the Pope will have to interfere.
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Still Another Shock.

PETALUSfA. April a. - Another light
shock of earthquake was felt here about
- 80 o'clock this morning.
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SOLD TO ENGLISHMEN.

The Sapphire and Ruby Company Of Montana
Make Costly Purchase.
HELENA Mont, April "a. -Spratt
Brothers sapphire ground near here has
been sold to the Sapphire and Ruby Com
pany of Montana. an English company, for
100000 The land sold embraces 5000
acres on both sides OF the Missouri River,
reaching nearly 10 miles along its banks.
In addition the company has secured all
water rights in the districts.
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Out Of Danger.

PETALUMA. April 24.-Shaw, the young
bridegroom who was poisoned second time
yesterday. is out OF danger.
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Conflict With Strikers.

PARIS. April 24.-At Glen to-day there
was a serious conflict between the gems
darmes and strikers. Several persons were
seriously wounded.
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Storm az Portland.

PORTLAND, April PA heavy wind and
rain storm has prevailed here all day.
Many shade trees were blown down about
the city, but 10 other serious damage is
reported.
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Illnsfriors Aneestars.

PARIS. April "a - Inquiries regarding
Ravachors pedigree have revealed the fact
that his grandfather. great grandfather and
great great grandlather were all hanged.
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An Anti-Treatins League.

An anti-treating league that has been
formed in Philadelphia Is stirring up club
circles. 1t originated with several members
Of the Union League Club last week, and
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Has Become an Informer.

MADRID, April 24.-Munoz. the anar-
chist. has been liberated to become police
agent and infOrmer.
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"such lazy. thriftless, sensual PEOPLE" was
adopted. A committee was appointed 10
raise fund for furthering the prosecution
of Prince Michael and his spiritual wife"
The morning call., 1892-04-25

Australia will send 10 the Worlds Fair
probably the biggest astronomical clock
ever made. 1t will be 40 feet high and %
cedar.
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DETERMINED TO ESCAPE.
a Eapa Asylum Inmate Makes Several Des-

4 n apa Asylum II ate Makes Several Ues-
perste Attempts to Get Free.
NAPA, April "a. Charles Burt. the crazy
electrician who escaped from the asylum on
Friday night, was recaptuTed on Saturday
morning and escaped again Saturday night,
though his hands were strapped to his body.
He mashed a tin euspidor. thus making a
ragged edge. and then sawed off the straps.
He then escaped in the same manner as be-
fore, through a window. lowering himself
TO the ground with rope made of blankets.
He was again recaptured and taken back to
the i'm n,titulion
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ANCHORED WITH STONES.
Benjamin R. Ray Filled His Pockets With
Stones in Order to Drown Easily.

STONES IN UTder 70 DroWn Easily.
SACRAMENTO. April 2i.-To-day some
men while fishing in the river near the city
found the body of Benjamin X. Ray, who
disappeared mysteriousiy three weeks ago.
Deceased was an employe of the Capital
Furniture Company for IL years. He was
good workman, but rather weak-mnded.
Stones in the coat pockets indicate that 1t
was q case Of suicide
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One I tile Shower.
SINGLE lax.

NAPA. April PA light shower of rail
fell here this morning.
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A Victims Body Rec oysred.

PoTTsvILLE, Dec. 24.-The body Of
Thomas Buggy, one of the victims of the
colliery disaster. VAS recovered to-day.
The morning call., 1892-04-25

In the Sahara region all the creatures as
ders them incons picuous to their native
home, aud among the fishes, especially in
those groups Of fiat forms which lie among
the sand, the skin is all speckled In
character. like the surface on which they
rest.
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TRAGEDY IN UTAH.

a StaIUus UuCIe Murders hlS NIECE anu Intn
Shoots Himself
SALT LAKE CITY, April 24.-News has
been received here tonight OF a terrible
tragedy at Park City, Utah. Miss Grace
Frueliing was walking along the railway
track with young man named Paradise !;
her uncle. Mr.. TrOttman. followed and by
making circuit he got ahead of them and
hid In the bushes. AS the pair passed him
he shot the girl, killing her instantly, and
then shot himself, inflcting fatal wound
He objected to the girl keeping company
with Paradise
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Germany's War Minister Retires.
BERLIN, April 24.-The retirement OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-23

Scribner, Ernest s. Bixby, A. James
Smith. Frank I. Winship, Charles Snow.
After the ceremony the reception was
given at the residence of Miss Belle
Chace, aunt Of the bride, on Sixth street
Luther's orchestra furnished music, both
at the church and house. They left the
house amid shower of rice and the usual
ceremony about $50 o'clock for a two
weeks trip. Upon their return they Will
take up their abode at the Adie House,
PROVIDENCE, corner Westminster and
Greene streets.
Howard Lodge, Knights of Pythias, held
very interesting meeting last evening
with Chancellor Commander Herbert
Snow In the chair. The rank OF esquire
was conferred upon one candidate.
George H. Hunter, who works at the
Providence Machine Company, was taken
suddenly Ill while mt work yesterday and
was conveyed to his home in a team. this
morning was more comfortable but still
confined to his house.
Frederick Wareham has secured a
position as brakeman on the steam boat
train which connects with the Providence
line Of steamers making trip TO Boston
IN the morning. a round trip TO New Bed
ford, and back to Providence, covering
ABOUT 200 miles day.
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CLYDE.

A new building will he erected near the
print works office by the 3 III. Greene 81
son Manufacturing Company as soon as
possible.
The News will be for sale every evening
by John Urquhart, opposite the Clyde
bridge.
The large Pixies block, which is the
headquarters of the Pawtuxet Valley
Business Mems Association, is being re-
painted in colors.
Miss Fitzgerald of PROVIDENCE was the
guest OF friends in the village yesterday.
Henry Clarke who met with an acci-
dent at the pixies Planning Mili' last
week has recovered so as to be able to be
out about the street.
Deputy Sheriff Michael B Lynch of
Apponaug arrested one of the parties VINO
committed an assault on Sunday evening
yesterday afternoon.
The members of the Pawtuxet Valley
Wheelmen held meeting in the rooms
OF the club on Tuesday, four persons
being aimi tilted TO membership.
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WHAT DEMOCRATS SAID.
Chairman Carroll Pleased, but Postmaste
George Won't Talk.

Chairman Carroll Pleased, but Postmaster
George Won't Talk.
Chairman Carroll of the Democratic city
committee, when seen by NEWS reporter
at headquarters said 81 think it is the
strongest nomination that could have
been made.
John McWilliams said it was the last
nomination that could have been made.
Cleveland Is bound to sweep the country.
Postmaster George, who was appointed
by Cleveland, was seen by a NEWS re-
porter. Mr.. George had nothing to say in
regard to the selection. he said he had
no opinion 10 express.
Representative Greene of Woonsocket-
am very much pleased with the ticket
and believe it TO be n winning one. con-
slider that with Cleveland our chances are
better as against Harrison than they
would have been had Blaine been nomi-
mated,
Representative Martin G.. Parks Of
Richmond-lt is good ticket. i am
heartily satisfied with it.
John NJ. Butman Of Lincoln-Iiill rep
resented the politicians, Cleveland the
people. The people carried the day. This
looks well for the result. Cleveland has
nothing to fear from the Silver States, as
they did nothing for him eight years ago,
and as for hat matter the Republicans
cannot make any demand on the Silver
States, for they have declared against
that which the Silver States have been de-
manding.
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WHAT NEW YORK SAYS.
CIeveIand's Nomination Taken Very
Quietly--WhiteIaw Reid's Opinion.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TO THk NEWsI
NEW YORK, June 23.-There is no ex-
citement in this city over the nomination
Of Cleveland. The probable action of tho
Chicago convention had been discounted
to such extent that little interest was
manifested over the proceedings OF this
morning.
Warner Miller said: II anticipated
Mr. Cleveaud's nomination. thiuk the
Republican ticket will carry this State
aud the country at large and that Mr..
Harrison will b. his own successor"
Port Warden James Jones, a great Hill
man came home last night from Chicago.
al had all L wanted there" he said.
Seyenty-fve per cent Of the delegates
and seventy-five per cent. Of the visitors
were for Cleveland, and / got tired of IL.
Palmer cavcd in. German caved I'm and
Dan vorhis caved in. aud thought
would cave out"
Ex-Congressman George West saidi 81
look confidently for harrison's rc-elec-
ton. We can carry this State surely,
though Cleveland Is stronger in some VI