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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
AN APPEAL TO HUNGARIANS.
THEY ARE ASKED TO SUPPORT THE PRINCIPLES
OF KO,sUTH.

THEY ARE ASKED TO SUPPORT THE PRINCIPLES
OF Ko.sUTH.
orbo AustroH,nraran Gazette" which Is the organ
~, ,ho uunrar4on societies In the United states VIII
nulJsh tomorrow In Its regular edition strong ap-
neal 10 the Hungnrians OF this country to support inc
friends of Protection Accompanying the appear, "mcn
win onnear in Bohemian, German, Polish and Enghsh-
will be picture Of Louis Kossuth, the hungarian p~
trlo and pictures showing the difference between 'ne
home Of a worklngman In Free Trade Engaho anu ia
protected America The article recalls the fact that
ortvone wears ago the question as to whether or not
Kossuth would be allowed to enter this country "aS
hoinc debated IN Congress. The article continues as
follows: A.,
Al the foremost most magnificent banquet until
then ever held In the city of New-fork, the one gwen
in Kossnth's honor by the municipal authorities inc
nly canse Of dlscord and dissatisfaction was caused
nv General j. ". Webb Of 1.-The Courier ana IN
0IHrer" then the leading Democratic paper IN us
Horace Greedy the immortal founder Of the New
York Tribune and OF the hthers OF the RepuonGen
marty: Henry J. Raymond the genial founder OF 1he
Eew, York Zines" alas now a MngwumP paper
heretofore newspaper known to have SMASHED lam.
many Hall into S now od Ht son Of song
AbotonIst Republican-they were all friends OF KOS
s n1i friends Of Hungary.
Louis Kossuth's greatest achievement at home, In
Hungary was his Introduction OF the system OF pro,
tection Of home labor and of home Industries What
Mckinley proposed. that is to say, what the Repnb,
llcan party proposed and enacted In the law known
as the Mckinley law, Hungary discussed IN the year
which organized in Hungary the Ipar Egyct, the IN
duetrla societies. which were societies established 10
H. develop home commerce. and KOssuth did not hate
despOtsm more intensely than he hated Free TRADE,
and he loved liberty not more than ne loved the nome
Industries the impetus they could not have otherwise
than by Tariff and Protection. e.... :, ,.u.
VIII the Iiungarians Of the United States DO less
than KOsSuth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
SPEAKING on THE EAST SIDE.

The regular weekly meeting Of the East side Citizens
Republican Club held last evening at It's headquar
ters No LAB Avenue A. with Aonzo L. Mason presd.
ing and Louis Bald acting secretary. Eighteen new
membr taken in which brings the total member
ship this fourshne organization TO PSI RESOLUTIONS
were passed commencing the prompt and decisive
taken President Harrison in proclaImine cholera
quarantine. The meeting last night partooK the
character Of special smes.lng than the regular
weekly meeting for the hall was crowded with people
eager TO hear doctrines Of protection TO American IN.
dustres and American labor James Jahon the first
speaker and made an effective speech He was followed
NV Mr. Clark, Of 1.-The Irish World" who told why he
should vote for Harrison and Reid and why he wanted
every Irishnan to do the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

ry.Concressnan William T. Mason, OF Illinois. Will
address mas--mootlng at Fodhan n. Y. this evening
Mr. Mason is engaged by the Campaign Committee OF tho
Republican Club Of the CITY Of New-York' His good
work among tho Repuoheah CLUBS III "''' ei'S Hee"'
no mention here.
regular meeting Of tho Getman American Republican
Club OF Harlem will DO held at It's headquarters No.
1915 Thirdavs this evening, at O'CLOCK Prominent
spcakets will address the meeting.
The whitoaw Reid Republican Club meets next Mon
dav evening September 60 at 8 o'clock. The place OF
meeting will probably bc a: No. 1915 Thirdave
The first OF series OF Friday night meetings under the
auspices OF the Harrison and Reid ,aAIim Club OF the
XIth Assembly strct will be hold this evening at the
clubrooms No 40 SNthayc. Tho Rev. Dr. J. c. Col
we'll pastor OF the zlcn African Method't Episcopal
Church at West Tenth and Blocker ss will deliver al
address at tho meeting evening Other prominent
visitors present and Frederick r. Hayes Will pre-
side. All invited TO attend
The Harrison and Reid Club OF the Ninctoenth Ward
brooklyn Will hold u meeting this evening at NO. oOd
wyheavc Prominent speakers viii make addresses and
handsome banner Will be nisot in font Of the building
cordial invitation 10 attend extended members OF
all Republican organizations.
A Republican mus - meeting win be held at the North
Side Republican Club Nos 20O and coJS rhirdaye.. TO-
morrow evening at o'clock. Charles ID. barker and
Colonel L. G. Campbell will speak.
The Eleventh Ward Harrison and Reid Campaign Clut
had a large and enthusiastic meeting NJ No 2ol East
Fourst las; evening The following officers were elect
ed John Renhardt president Edward wertheimer. first
Altman t asurer Adoph f. Lux, secretary John Brooks
sergeant farms. The speakers Samuel EDsel samuel
Koenig OF the Fedora, Club and o. Mclaughlin
The Harrison and Reid Campaign Club OF Mount Vernon
will have interesting meeting In the wIgwam, at First
a. and Sccond.aye on Monday night. az which ther,
| will be addresses by Colonel J. l.. Bryant, Edgar
Brown and other local Republicans There VIII also b
singing By the campaign gee club. The Republican Clut
OF the Second Ward, OF which o. NJ. Ware Is president
| will meet in the wigwam tonight. The Ivy Club T.
arranging TO put up the handsomest campaign ban
| ners Of Westchests County.
The Queens County Republican Central committee has
called tho county convention 10 meet at the Town Hall
in Jamaica J.. l.. October B. The purpose OF this
convention ia co nominate candidates for county Offices
md delegates to Ist District Republican Congress
convention.
The Hampstead, l.. l., town Republican convention
will he held Rockville Centre. to elect delegates 10 he
| county convention.
At Cutehogue L. l.. there has been organized Iiarri
son and Reid Campaign Club with large membership ane
the following officers President, George A. Gould; vice
president Morris ~ Wells secretary j. C. Oberson
urer oliver II. Goldsmith: executive committee. j. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
A CROWD AT THEIR BANNER RAIsING.

An immense crowd gathered In front OF the club
house Of the Yorkvle Republican Club, No. LAT East
Ninety-third-st, last night to witness the banner
raising OF that club. Edward Dubois was chairman
Of the open-ar meeting which was held in front OF
the clubhouse and George Morey was secretary. The
banner Is handsome network. stretched In the front
yard, and covering the entire front OF the building
II bears the portraits OF Harrison and Reid, and has
tile name Of the club In large letters at the top Pro
fcssor Clark delivered the first address, In which he
made some telling arguments. based on Mr. Peck's
report the increase Of wages since the Mckinley
bill went into operation. Mr. Sheridan. Of Massa-
chusetts, the next speaker. and he handled the
tariff question with skill and effect lie showed what
a benefit the tariff was TO the country, and what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE ENGLISH ESTATE SPINDLE AGAIN
THIS TINE IT is FOOLED BEFORE ANY ONE IS
DEFRAUDED.

A petty swindlng scheme, based on the usuai
mythical estate In England has been nipped IN the
bud by postoilce and police ohiciais' LUIS uns
money was not asked TO carry litigation for the
vast PROPERTY. but 10 pay taxes on the lana "hicn
had already been awarded to the dupe. The swindler
in this case Is Joseph Leger, who some time ago es
tabllshed tho Dominion Employment Agency at No.
45l Eiahthave. man who gave his name az
Harris rented part OF the second floor OF the mousse
but Harris and Leger undoubtedly one
Last week the man sent number OF his iotteN
all over the country apparently to persons VINO oe.
cved themselves be heirs TO English estates lie scn'
I'm the letters DEGREES Of the supreme COURT
London bearing the court seal and the stamp VI
Rawlings. tax assessor. The letter In one instance
read: ,,,
,,cosa the decree in your case, which establishes
vor title Please send the s95 by registered letter. nos
by bank check Us 1t would require time 10 ge' " 'Ae
and must report at There IL only one o'nef "V
10 collect the which would be by se'""s '' '''"
for taxes Use inclosed envelope
Logger pretended 10 represent the British Govern
ment. Evidently a lot Of letters were sent out last
week. for OIL Wednesday, replies began 10 conie ia'
over sixty arrived that day. two Of them
In the meantime, inquiries about the rus."or'mhess |"
Leger reached the police the postomce Ana ine
Tribune The superintendent OF station OF the posi-
Office at seventh-ave and Twenty elghth-st mace an
investigation md reported to Acting Assistant Post
m.s,er + ID Morgan. Leger's mail was ut once
stopped and the case was reported to Washington.
lot OF letters arrived for che swindler yester--
dav. but were detained. Inspector Steers assigned
Detective Sergeant Golden TO the but he could
not find Leger Harris Joseph j. OFT was In charge
Of the agency He had been employed on Friday;
that the business Of the agency was employing men 70
build Western railroads. When he heard that HATS h
b oh ne asS h
he knew to the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
A BIG MEETING IN TIE XVIIrH DISTRICT
RINGING SPEECHES by W. f. MASON AND
CHARLES H. MURRAY.

RINGING SPEECHES BY w. r. MAsON NM
CHARLES II. MURRAY.
There was no lack Of attendance. enthusiasm OF
confidence at the ass-mcetng which was hela i~7'
night at wendeIl's Assembly Rooms, Forty-fourhsI'
near Eishth.ave under the auspices OF the rcgu'aF
Republican Organization Of the XVHh Assembly
District When the meeting was called 20 oFucr
there was not vacant seat In the hall. fet many
u.r.ons who came late were oontcDted 70 STAND 30
long as they coud hear what the speakers ma 10
saw. George W. wanmaher presided Charies H.
Murray made the opening address. H'did NOT speak
a long time but while no did he held the attention
o, every man. woman and child In tho place his
arguments were both logical and forcoE
He was followed by ox-Congressnan Wllliain H.
Mason ~ Illinois Mr.. Ma,on's address was WHY
ne yell as instructive. The many sound arguments
which lie brought forth 10 show why the party Oh
Protection Reciprocity. honest money ara an
Honest ballot, should tc supported wero appIandod
time and again.
After he bad finished tho c. W. WanmaKor harri'
son and Reid battery marched into the nail headeo
nv a brass band. Then. after Professor Adams had
sung several campaign songs, an address was MADE
nv : J. PorAn, OF Chicago. The meeting was one
~ tho most successful ever held In the NNllth As.
semblv District and Il will result In the conversion
NJ many OF tho Democrats who I've there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
HUSGARIAN REPUBLICANS ENTHUSIASTIC.

Enthusiasm was the prominent feature OF the mass
meeting held last night under the auspices Of the Hun
garian Republican League In its hall No 81 Second.
More than $50 were in attendance and the
chairman apoogzed for the absence Of 100 others
with the announcement that II important Hebrew
holiday and they could not attend Dr. Julius Weiss
sided lie dwet upon the steady growth Of the League
and was confident that In week two its memle rslp
would the 500 mark. Twenty propositions for meD
bership handed TO him before the meeting had
opened and many held over. The club has
particularly exerted Itself In the direction OF urging
Hungarian residents who have heretofore neglected
take out their citizenship papers and cast good Repub.
can votes on election day. Colonel Charles H. Denson
made forcble speech upon the issues Of the campaign
and his remarks frequently appsuded. Then Morris
Cukor delivered address In e Hungarian dialect IL
was enthu siastically received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE EMPIRE STATE.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS HAVE CONFERENCE
ABOUT IT.


ABOUT IT.
A, ,rnor,ant meeting OF members OF the Executive
comm,ttee OF the Republican National Committee WIS
hold In the rooms OF Joseph II. Maney the memoer
OF the committee from Maine, at the fnth h"ehue
Hotel. last night Besides Mr.. Manley there were
present Chairman carter, Of the National Cofnit'ee'
Colonel James g. Clarkson, Cornelius ~. D'iS',
samuel Fessenden, David Martin, William NJ Ham ana
Richard G. Kerens. Of the National Committee, ana
Charles W. Hackett, tho chairman OF the Republican
State Committee. The meeting was long one lasting
mos, of the evening II was executive session.
and when the members OF the committee were asked
10 tell what the nature OF the business was tha'
brought them together, they asked 10 be e1cea o'n
,.rdng about IT, It was learned, however, that the
members Of the committee took up the campaign III
this state and discussed II in detail and at length'
Chairman Hackctt made report Us to the OUTLOOK
here and told what had been done, and what he was
intending to do IN regard getting out the vote ana
see,nr that tho voters In the county dlstrcts are
registered and instructed IN the use OF the ballot under
Tho new Inv The members OF the National COM
mttee expressed great satisfaction With the way In
which Mr. Hackett had conducted the campaign 80 ar
and they said that they stood ready TO AID nm IN every
CAV noss,ble Another subject which was taken up
was the probable attempts which Tammany Hall VIII
mako 10 colombo tramps in this city, and vote them by
the score on election day. This Tammany tried 10 do
four years sgo but was prevented In great
measure by tho work done by Chairman Quay, OF the
National Committee and the detectives who were work
Ing under his orders.
Something will be done this year. as we'll, to stop
as far as possible the fraudulent registration OF voters
The Republicans more Handicapped THIS year IMAM
they were years ago. owing TO the act mat hee
are two Tommany Hall election officials to the Repub'
ucons one and all Of the tramps that Tammnny can
bring ont will be allowed 10 swear their votes IN
Heretofore this has been prevented In measure be-
cause there was vote in the election board ana
when II was plain that man was trying to get an
Illegal vote into the baotboxes the Republican cleo
ton officers voted agans, the Democrats. Another
question which up was t~e subject OF naturaii'
tlon Methods TO be- adopted to prevent The wholesale
naturalization OF men who are not yet entitled TO
become citizens and to get nauralized all OF those
who are really entitled 10 become citizens, were dis
ems cod After the conference broke up, Chairman
Carter had n long talk with ex-senator THOMAS u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
EARNEST WORK IN THE xIxTH.

The regular weekly meeting Of tho XIxth Assembly
District Republican Organization held last evening ~
It's headquarters Sixty sevenhs and the Boulevard The
n,incipa business Of the meeting select poll and
ballot clerks 10 MI existing vacancies IL was voted 10
accept the Invitation Of the Washington Republican Club
70 attend meeting at Tenhaye and Onchundrcd and
xty.siNth-st Monday next. and also 70 accept the
Invitation Of the Reciprocity Club 70 attend It's meeting
At the Hotel Endicott this evening John Relsenweber
and addressed the meeting in support OF Repub
can principles and urged earnest work for the success
Of all tho Republican candidates. The officers OF the
organization Charles +. Brdcr, president; David
Taylor yicepresidnt; Z. II. Dunn, secretary William
Haden treasurer John Ressnwebcr. member Of County
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS ARE ALL RIGHT

good many anxious inquiries have been made 10
Chairman Hackett. OF the Republican State Committee. In
the last days 10 the eligibility Of the who were
named by the Republican state Convention. a. candidates
10: Presidential electors. This Is due 10 the fact that
the have found that OF The whom they
named for eector Is not eligible 10 be cector because
Is president Of national bank. He Is &. A. Sweet,
Of Buffalo and he has sent IN his resignation b. the
Democratic state Committee. 1t has been said that
Christian Klinck who Is the Republican candidate for
elecor the XXxIId District and William H. walker
the Republican eector for the XXXIIId District. cannot
serve because they bank directors Chairman nckett
said yesterday that all Of the Republican electors egl
be and that this question had been looked into time
ago. The Republicans whose eligibility had been
questioned directors 10 State banks, and the law
applies only to Federal officials and directors Of National
banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NOMINATIONS FOB CONGRESS.

New-Ibera, La, Sept 22.-The II ID District Demo-
cratic Convention nominated Andrew Price to sue
coed himself In Congress yesterday.
Flag STAFF, Ariz., sept. 22.-The Democratic Terri
torlal Convention has renominated Mark A. Smith, as
Territorial Delegate TO Congress.
Worcester. Mass, Sept 22.-At the lid Congress
District Democratic Convention, held here to-day.
state senator John r. Thayer, nomipated for
Congress by reclamation. Charles Haggerty, Of
southbridge was named as Presidential elector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE ATTACK on SENATOR DAVIS.

Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 22-In the German Catholic
Convention after long debate In which much feel.
ing was shown on both sides, TIE resolutions de-
nouncng Senator Davis for his reference to Cahensysn
were reconsidered, and q special committee APP
pointed TO draft SET The resolutions which
were adopted though clothed in mllder language than
the first arc practically the same and still demand
q retracton by the Senator. or his defeat for re-
election. The next convention would have gone to
Milwaukee, Ind the delegates from that city desired
It. but only Quincy and st. Louis entered the contest.
The latter city was chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
ENERGETIC GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

The German. American Republican Central Committee
appointed Rudolph Rubens one Of It's odes. and most
influential member inform the press and the public
regarding all meetings be held by the regular German
Republican district organizations This Is only another
proof the great energy and the systematic methods which
the German Americans Of NewYork city are bringing 70
bear in this campaign insure victory for the Republican
rartv Never behindband In former campaigns, they
are outdong all previous Efforts. There will be meet
Ing Of The old Xth Assembly District organization to-
night at the American Republican headquarters.
No. IL st. Marks PRce The SAME organization Viii
meet again on September 20 ct Union Han, No 1904
Second ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
AN EXTRA SESSION IN RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Sept. 90 specia)-Governor Brown
to day issued his proclamation calling special
session Of the General Assembly for October for
the purpose Of taking into consideration the matter
OF the Newport election, and to decide II there Is
any way OF arording relief TO the voters who have
been disfranched by the action of Mayor Honey and
the Board Of Aldermen. Governor Brown has only
done this when 1t seemed to be the last resort and
after II was learned that the supreme Court could
not interfere. the time OF notice having aready
sod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Reed & Barton.
SOLID SILVER.
~ Urminu CnupausA

81 Union Square.

Beebe. William T. Corey, w. H. Corwtn Henry Realm and
Frank Muford.
rouslng time is anticipated by the Republicans Of
Queens L. L. the occasion Of their banner raising which
will take place Saturday evening. Elaborate arrange.
made and the demonstration promises b
be enthusiastic and stirring.
The First Presidential Voters Republican Club Of Har.
lem will hold massmeetins this evening which 10 exS
pected will be Of the interesting history
Of the organization. Ex-Judge Wheeler will up hi
entire evening with his interesting lecture the tariff
illustrated with stereopdcon views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
PELEG MFARLIN DECLINES.

Plymouth Mass. Sept. 22.-Pcleg McFarlin. Of
South Carver nominated SATURDAY for Congress, by
the Democrats OF the XlIth District to-day sent
letter OF decination TO william l.. Douglass. Of
Drockton chairman OF the Committee OF Notification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
CALLERS AT GRAY GABLES.

Buszards Bay, Mass, Sept. ExPresident
Cleveland had as callers at Gray Gables today Peter
White. one OF the Presidential electors Of Wisconsin,
and sgourney Butler the wellkn politician Of
boston. Mr.. Butler WAS accompanied by his mother
who IS distantly related 10 Mr. Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

,ison w. ~ Hoog and Henry Mason. Among those
present were Nolan, Thomas Brown, william
Davis b. W. Greene. w NJ Graham, Thomas l.. DAVIS
Daniel Morri,on William Baker l.. Williams, George V.
Morris John O'Rourkc, John Houser and j. 9. More.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
The third and last

evil free trade had always been. The third and last
on tho benefits OF reciprocity. The speakers were
frequently interrupted with cheers, and the mention
OF the name OF any great Republican statesman WIS
received with applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
ROSWELL G. HoRR IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston, W. Va. Sept. % SpeciaD-The Re.
publican campaign opened here tonight by
Roswell G. Horr. Although his coming had been
announced but a short time, large crowd was In
attendance. Ills speech was most enthusiastically
received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
AT WORK IN THE XlTU DISTRICT

The Mckinley Republican Club OF the xIth Assembly
District held meeting last night ut No. 40 sIxtraye
james Corrlgan the president, presided, and George
Flnckhauf wus secretary. After a number Of
befs were admitted speeches were made by Alfred Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

NOT TAKEN OUT OF MR. PATTERsoN's HANDS.
chairman Hackctt Of the Republican STATE Committee
. ..rl emphatcally yesterday that any had taken
out Of Jacob NJ attersons hands the work of looking
after the naturalization In this city. Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

Choirrs Dened. Get Health Boards osrbolie Disin-
fectant No. | Concen atsd ready to mix. Wholesale
spd --si Low ess At MiLHAU'S 1873 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

and there is no intention taking 1t away from him OF
from any else OF the Republican County Comm'see'
the chairmaa said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

II In Want OF Parniturc .
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latest stylas At q sacrifice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-07-11

During the progress of a circus and
menagerie on Monday, and while num-
Der of people were watching the
elephants, keeper placed a bucket of
water in front of them. Just then a
small black and tan dog skipped up to
the water bucket to take drink. The
elephant wound his trunk around the
unfortunate dog, showed him in his
capacious mouth and swallowed him
alive. The lady who owned the dog
saw her pet disappear and burst ont
crying. Poughkeepsie Eagle.