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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
As QUAY SEES IT NOW,
Harrison Must Carry New York. Conuec l.
cut. and In 6iana.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-Senator Quay was
at the Continental Hotel to-day. When n re-
porter congratu'ltcl him upon his improved
appearance no said:
The change bellies my condition. | do not
feel at all well. aud my health is lust now my
great and almost sole consideration. SO much
so Is this the case that | have been unable to
give much time or attention to the present
CAMPAIGN. and all my Information concerning
1t comes to me from people who arc much bot
ter posted than am"
Senator" said the reporter. you have
been quoted as saying that you might he
in position to say something definite uron
the result ut tho election some time to-day.
Will you say anything on that suWect:'
received Il Telegram to-day. Ii" rerie1.
that leads ne to believe that Harrison will
be elected IN order &c lie elected liz must
carry New York. Indiana. and tonn""tiru,."
You ,hnk lie will carry these States then -
Il do. Vt any rats that is thu rGrYOrt of ny
Information. aud. OF course. ann simply hHs-
ing my opinion on that. As ! hav"tuld y, ". |
have not been IN Il position personally - y, st
myself. and am d"rending for my iuio'nn-
ton upon headquarters. | have NJ reason,
however. to doubt this information. md |
think Their" can be no question aoou; liarri-
sons election
What Is your opinion about Pennsylvania I"
he was then asEet.
"lt will civ" - substantial majority for tho
Republican ticket in lhllad"lrhia." was his
rery. an! IA" rest 0f IN" STATE can safely he
depended uIoa to maintain its Republican
character an reputation"
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BURNED hEH NiSrS IOH FUEL.
The CITY of Isciiasi's Rough Experience
No News Of the Is GLAND.

The British freight steam ship City OF Dol
fast from East Indian ports presented queer
appearance when she reached Quarantine at
7 o'clock last night. On account OF the stormy
weather on tho Atlantic shs made unusually
slow time. and shc ran out Of coal five days
ago. The steamship was completely shorn Of
masts, buwspgit. and all the woodwork above
decks. Can't. McAlpin had been forced to cut
up everything on tn" shl in the way Of wood
or combustihle matera! that could be spared
to keep the engines a-goinG.
The belfast lott SouraUaya. Java on Aug.
2i. with IA cargo ui sugar: The slIp.was con-
signed TO Tunch. Edye 4 60. After touchln..
at Colombo and Fort said. Gibraltar Was
head winds wr:o constantly encuuntcrrd.
When the coal gave ou' tgpt Mchpin ..ct
the crew to "hopp!nG out al tho ioiucr work
and stairways. and when everything around
the decks had been burned there was no'hin.
left but to burn the pasts. The adverse winds
showed no sign Of lessening. and the Captain
was forced to give tho order 10 burn tho fore
tGpmast Ihe1 tie Whole p pa had t. Co. ard
furnace next. and finally even the bowsprlt
was used.
O'Clock yesterday morning. .iShe tid not
reach the bar untll o'clock. The trip "rdi-
narily takes at most three hours. She barely
managed to reach TWar"ntn" and i is said
that shs had to sacrifice the furerast!s Duuks
and "A Part OF her cargo 10 accomplish this.
Tho City Of B"!iast is single screw steel
Sunderiand. England. and is owned 10y j. I.
Boyd. She is az feet IN length. 80 feet beam.
and ~ feet in depth,
The National line stoemslip England is now
tw"nty-three day out fran London. She has
not been spoken since. The, ocean tug Lick
enbach has hceu sent out to find and ASST / no
England il she needs assistance. Thursday
last. when the Montr1uma PASSED, her "tf
Cape Haze she was apparently repairing her
machinery. She probably has drilcd out II
the course Of incoming vessels. She is AN old
boat. aud would hayea pretty rough time, II
II buckinC tho lig seas encountered BY the
belnted liners for the last seysra. DAYS.
The French line steamship La Brctagne got
in Yesterday n day later than usual because Of
wild head gales and seas. The report Of the
parser says that thrre days after leaving
lIavre the ship ran int hail sQVall and tho
waves covered ,hs '!"' SIC. pitched vlolent-
IrrooI !G Gus an tHH steamer suffered treaty.
overdue Tie ,CnItain reports. continuous
delay occurred on Nov 3: when the steamer
was able to make only 100 miles that DAY. She
cnrried l07 cabin. lO3 ;econd cabin, and 49,
dents and did not speak the England
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The Weather.

The storm was central yesterday over the iatsre
g.ons ami attended by high winds rain and Stow.
The rain belt covered all the lakes the OHIO valley and
the central Mississippi States reaching east to the A.
lantic states in the evening Snow fell In Minnesota
The storm Is likely to continue III the middle Atlantic.
New England states. And lower la.s regions to-day.
with clearing colder weather N The middle Atlantis
States toward evening. Fair weather should prevail
during the day all dStr.cts ives. of the Allegheny
Mountains. exctp. possibly for few local And scat
tere !thowcr. IN the southern states
An area Of high pressure with very decided cold
covered the country west Of the Mississippi The
t.mpsrature fell 10 anI 30 degrees and ranged from
tho freezing ont In northern Texas to zero In the
DakOtAA las rod Will be felt III all sections
east to tho middle Atlantic states by tonight OF
course the temper o.the wave will he modified but
wi!Ine,erth,less be below freezing point to. morrsw.
cloudy In this city yesterday with rain begin.
ming at 4 30 r. NJ Average humidity. ~ per cent,
highest Official temperature, 66s; lowest So; wiad
southeast average velocity IL miles an hour increa
Ing toward night,
tn. Thermometer At Perry's pharmacy IN TIE suH
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IHO tUiiIHS kTkL!D.
i:chcd Na'ne Between ~ Sh .,iH's Posse
nrd the TolhrCt tsnnw.

MEWpi,S, Miss, Nov. tt he notorious Toll
bert fcud has broken out N Eoireg county.
and rs n result three men air hius dead at
Fort stevens, II small town Iw"utr.!ivr mites
north Of Meridian, John Tolhrst the youngest
OF the loys hasa Winchester bullet throash
his heart. while his father. Trm lolhcrt. has
his neck broken and his luly !il''i With luck
shot. Thomas COLE, Il rurmhrr OF the sheriff $
posse, has a bullet In hs train.
The story OF the !llIily uFdc TcrNGucs would
fill a volume. lvo years ago tho family con-
sisted of old man Tulhert aud his Sous, John.
Tom. Jim. Iul. and Eli. lei hy 'hrr father,
the gang has been u terror 10 tho law abiding
PEOPLE -. the county. About four years ago
Jim. Boil. nnl !htl Wcr" kiIiri in 4 battle with
ShetiNS posse. Tho rrmairdrr ut tho gang
escaped intutho dcnS" swamns ui OhnnoNubre
klter. where thoy remained in hiding until
three years ago when tuev hrrum" more bold
and renewed their career " uutiawry.
On SATURDAY nj .:ht the Hhriilf aHd his rosse
ntthrE"i TOlhcHts house. being armed with
Minchestc.S Tn Inill' RACED iio:r"ly Tor
two hours. when the ammunition -: oil man
Iolheri .:av" ont a'id he was forced to surreu-
del. The r"ss" tnen started on its way back
To Fort stevens nut was met 10y u iHuh com.
posed OF farmers who "vrrr"wcr"d the guard
ami strdng 'hc old man M tlh tree.
Young Tom escaped lrom Ms father $ house
five mites distant. Whom his whercAHu hc.
came known II IN ut ~ l.',o mrn let Tor the
SEEM for the PURPOSE uf iynching Inihert and
all Of his relation. Nothing ha, Leon heard
news Of "a batti. i expected. as tn" mob will
no doubt meet with desperate resistance.
Fort Stevens is twunty-tiv. m. IS from a raj e
road station. and TIA" on,y means uf rOumuni-
messenger left the scene ut O'clock ycstcr-
dUy afternoon.
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wAsHIxGTsS FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.

ForNew England and eastern N.0 ro,k ihOrss followed
By JIi, Yu.'iuy afternoon or aiglt.
Ter eastern Pennsylvania. New Jer'sy. Delaware.
Maryland. Dsrict OF Columbia and Virginia fair Tuss
day and Wednesday: much cod.r Wednesday n.h'i
south gales shifting to west.
For western Pennsylvania ana western Nov YORK.
western Virginia and Ohio fair clearing on ina laGes
decidedly colder: northwesierly Es.ss
The storm has moved from eastern Lake Superior 10
Ontario with very steep gradients on the west cags'
ing nor b westerly gales lhs cleGrns condition 10
moved slo WHY southwark TO northern Texas and VIII
dom!na.e he weather Turslay over tho whole
country. except IN New England and 10" YORK Ram
or snow has fallen the whole country east of Tho
Nlsss.ippi River. THO weather vi. clear IN the lake
region and the middle Atlantic States HaOw-rs foi-
lowed by fair TI.a!ay afternoon or Uixa IN New Eng
land and Sss York. The temperature has IN tho
Atlantic States and East Gulf States and has generally
fallen elsewhere. The tempera,ure vii! fi decidedly
" tbs lake regions aud the Ohio Valley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08

FL Held FL Meetings In IndnnH. and Is
sure Gf ,:tc Toosler Strtr.

TIrTsRrEGH. Nov. Post General
Wanamakcr was n passenger east this even
ing from Indiana. which state he has been
stUuiing for President Harrison. in a brief
t,!k al Union Station Mr.. Wana'naker was fall
o. confidence in indiana's going Republican.
and gave q number OF reasons for his faith.
lie sail,
The State ia safe for Harrison. In twenty
ono meetings which | held I saw Indications
which are Not to be mistaken. The people are
not SO noi-y as they were four years ago, and
they are not often found SAYING what they
vii! do. but thu questions they ask show
tho bent Of their minds. Then. too. tho
statement o! the situation given to mo
by business men who are not easy
to deceive were all to the effect that there is
no doubt about Harrison carrying his native
state. inc indiana r"oIle intend TO keen
their fellow citizen where lie Il IL the electoral
vote OF indiara W do il. Their state Is uros-
porous ana th"S desire TO have il remain 80.
Never in n PRESIDENTIAL camInign has there
been SO md"h thinking and % little noise.
lhr caus" OF this Ieru!ar feature il better
newspapers and h'tler postal service" he
pers and better postal facilities has come 10
stay. We have pcrn.anen,IY risen to n higher
plane OF politics. A uf which," he concluded,
with wave OF the hani. must rebound to
the benefit Of the Republican party
Mr.. Wanamaker w0uli not talk about the
situation in New York as he had receiyed no
advices for over week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
INIHVfS ~ 4 STREET CAN.
One OF Then TRIED &" Capture n Watch. but
Was Captured Himself ms cad.

Loon Mandeltort. a Brooklyn actor OF SO
Graham street, came to New York on Sunday
night with his wife to attenda concert While
riding across town about midnight on Grand
street car. man in tho crowd ostled roughly
against him. and tho next instant Mandsltort
felt vigorous pull at his watch chain. Look
in- down he saw, his g4Ii watch and and chain in
witch and the thief at tho same time and
Yelled POLICE" 4Gcerdins to Mandatory a
pelled the actor to release his hold. Then
both men dashed cut, OF the car. leaving the
watch in tho owners hands.
Policeman bowling. who was at the corner
OF broadway and Grand street, gave chase
and captured one OF them, W no was identified
by Msndeltort as tho man who tried to steal
his watch. The prisoner said he was George
UErien - years old. of south street. but lie
is known 10 the police as Buck" Hurley. a
sneak thief. whose picture Is in ~ Roguss
Gallery. He was held in T. os Police
Court yesterday in 81, 900 baili animation.
Yeuug N smyiis's -Aciue" I-icories Psilets
snectuAuy dlspoSs Of ksekRg cough. Try thsm.-Adp
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Ten Cars and Scve, Mn ca Through =
Fort, 40 OF Tr-s ir

HAZIEToS. Nov. THE trostlc spanning a
forty foot ravine at Honey Brook broke to-day.
rrecipitatinG to the bottom ton loaded cars
and six men who had been at work on the
bridge. but were on their way to their dinners
on the train. The loud noise made 10y tho
cracking timbers and tumhling mite cars at
trlcteI tn" attention OF other work NJ en-. who
rushed to the scene
Micha" Knrkl was first uncovered. Every
bone was broken. and his face was horribly
crushed. The following We're taken out alive:
tos.enn, Giuseppe, foreman; both legs broken and
body badly bruised.
uUVi"as. Andrew. skull, cracked ami face cut.
b.. va, Mirh". fractured hkU!. arms and body
cru III ed. will die.
"s'aha, yuiannt cut and bruised, innre Internally
kO'!tR, John arm Nrnkeu IND back injured
Rara.hi John, cLest crushed and tour RIBS broken;
will iIc.
All were removed TO the hospital.
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SIRIKEES DIP NOT UE4KEM.
Only Four Men Wen, to WorI-Firh Month
Of tho s!trihc.

HOMESTEAD. Nov. = The promised break in
the ranks Of the strikers failed to materiaizs
this morning, But four men returned to work
and possibly tire" others will comprise the
extent o! tho di,aNcction. The mon who re-
tlrre Ell wcrc John Schultz. general master
mrchanr Of the works proviou, TO tho strike T.:
Charles Atwood. n roller. and two runers.
The meeting on Saturday had stimulating
effect upon Tho men. and the waning courage
OF the weak-kncei has been brought to tho
sticking point From Present Indications tho
strike Will he prolonged Indefinitely. as there
l. less appearance of weak enng to-day than
AT any time during the present struggle. that
now enters upon its fifth month.
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ONE KILLED; EIGHIIEN NURT.
WORK or Wind Storm In u Track Not .
Miic Long Near Galveston.

GALVESTON. Nov. 7.-One person was killed
and eighteen wounded seven miles down the
island yesterday. between and o'clock.
during the passage of violent wind storm
across the country from west to east Tho
devastated track was less than one hundred
yards in width and mile in length. Some
PARTIES driving across the path of tho storm
had their wagons knocked t. pieces and were
themselves blown OF their seats.
Mr.. laschltay"n's place was one or the last
attacked and mist seriously damaged. His
wife and eight children were buried hcneath
the ruins Of the falling house. and his three-
year-olh daughter was killed. No estimate
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Her Body FGund In the Canal.

The body Of Mrs. Rose Luck. 90 years old. Of
394 South Tenth street, Newark. was found
floating in the canal near the Newark street
and tnkrn /" Mullins NORM. Mrs. Luck
suffered from an attack Of the grin about a
year ago and mover fu ly recovered. frequently
weakness. ON saturday she ar,el strangely
and during the evening got out .. doors aud
wunIereI AWAY
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Following Tom Dixon's Example.

Henry Keifcr. who lives at Bayonne. visited
Staten Island yesterday. and spent the day
shooting thrushes In the woods at Mortified.
As he was returning homo by the BnrGen
Point Ferry at Port Richmond he WAS arrested
hy Game Patrol John T.. Lisk and taken before
Justice George Jacob at ErastIna and fined
SD for each bird he had in his game bag. ue
lad four. and paid 800.
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Tho staten Island Athletic Club. which gave
an entertainment on Labor bay Of 1890. OBJ
tanned walters from the Murray Hill Hotel and
other places in this city. William Ludwig
went from the Murray Hill Hotel. John J.
Kenny. n politician and lawyer OF Staten ISL
and, was al tho entertainment with two ladies
and another man. They gave their wraps and
a camera to waiter, who disappeared. kenny
swore out warrant for LudwiGs arrest. but
Ludwig obtained 5000 damages in n suit
against Kenny tried in Judge Luwrences
Court Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08
Democrats Told tn Vote for w..v.r

YANKToN. S. D.. Nov THE following reso.
luton has been issued by tho Democratic
State Committee: Resoir'i, That 1t is the
sense OF tho Democratic State Committee that
the Democratic votors Of South Dakota cast
their votes for tho Weaver electoral ticket. and
thereby aid in electinG our standard bearers.
Grover Cleveland and Adiai Stevenson. and
this committee requests ths hoarty 90 jpera-
ton OF every Demo- in this State 10 accom-
plsh this"
The Democrats will stick to their State and
Congress- nominees.
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S7OEM ~ 7HE NORIHHESL
Trains Belryed hy Severe Blizzard and
S,MOMfAlI.

WfSSIPEG. Nov "a fierce blizzard ragged
hero all day yesterday making the streets
almost impassable. Trains have been badly
delayed. Not for many years has fierce a
storm been experienced hero SO early in the
season.
RIsM,RCE. y. D.. Nov. Tho first snow
storm Of the season set in yesterday. and was
ono Of the worst storms ever experienced.
Trains are delayed. an! it ia feared its sudden
ness vii. cause much loss to stock.
CEDAl RAPIDS, owa. Nor. "A light snow
began falling to-day the first of the season.
The Temperature is at the freezing point.
81 EArI. Nov. "A violent snow storm Is
raLinG here this morning Loss than an inch
of snow had fallen III tins city UP to 10 o'clock.
hut rerort> from tho state are OF much heavier
snowfall. six inches being reported from
Sleppy Eve
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PORTLAND. Or. Nov. THE Democratic
State Com mittee Issued tho following circular
this morning:
Democrats OF Oregon important orders
have Just been received from Chairman Har-
rity. The election OF Cleveland depends upon
Oregon going for Weaver. Democratic vote
for tho Cleveland electors in this State is vote
for Harrison. II you arc Democrats. and want
Cleveland elected vote for Weaver"
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Republican platform: Protection to Amsr-
can Industries.
Democratic platform: Tariff for revenue
only.
The first means goods used In America are
to be made In America. and tho second means
they are to be made in Europe Goods made
here means wages earned here Goods i'm
ported means wages earned In Europe.
Which shall 1t be?-Adr.
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Is She Witness In the 'ar.y Cis.S

Detectives Valley and Dornn Of the Thr-
trth street police station arrested a woman OF
2S nj rhir,ieth street and Sev"ith avenue Just
before midnight last night an took her to the
station house. The place W ere she was ar
rested is Iust u brock aaove n" point where
detective Caro- was shot. al Tho woman is
SAID 10 he an important witness in tho case.
Sh, gave hor name as Bessie Chapman OF 2lS
Nest Twenty e,ghth street AID eaid she was
a LIesslnakpT.
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Accused or Abduc,,ou and H,ramy.

Lewis T.. Wlets Of SRyvills was arrested on
Saturday 10y Constable Balicher on n warrant
issued by Justice Cooper. Ito is charged with
abducting Mary /. Denim. the eighteen-year-
old daughter Of Ferdinand Denim Of New
York.
The couple are said 10 have been married on
Oct. ~, ty Alderman Flynn OF this city VIII
lets was arraisned before Judge Cooper short
ly after his arrest and r"maud"d Nl!lnts has
u wfo and children living IN Sayy.ile. lie
will lie prosecuted for bigaluy
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4 MALICIOUS LIE. SAYS cLEvEAANn.
He Dispose. Of the Republican Story that
He Sighted the Veterans.

AspunY PARK. Nov. THE members Of the
c. X. Hall Post at this place were disturbed
over the story that Mr.. Cleveland had sighted
the veterans Of the big parade in New York
city recently, and Mr.. ". II. Carman. mem-
her of tho post wrote to Mr.. Cleveland TO that
effect and received the following reply to-day:
II Wrsr FiFrY.rKsI STRYiT, nov. o, 1882.
r., UiJ'i1fr ". ,r.uGh. Isqo AstYtg ldSk. y. J.
DIAN SiR: Your cttrr 81 the 1T inst referring to
R-uui an .enOul IN re.ntiOn conduct on HE
da O; she naud parade here aud consirung my aoan.
,nm- The reviewing stand Ms sicht on the Vet.
cram, IL ~ hand Know OF no better 10 dispose
of Il Than TO mace thout HESITATION ia the category
81 yrairirous ard maciOusiies which have beer SO
ahnudantly distributed by our opponents IN this cam
ps!gn, \eFy truly yours. GEorES CLfrALAND.
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AUGUSTA. Ga. Nov Five negroes were
shot on Saturday night. and will probably die.
The ARRAY occurred at dance on Berry's
plantation. six miles from the city. A gang Of
men who had not been invited to the ball
went there To get even with those who were.
A pitched battle ensued. in which i've men
were fatally wounded
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GET UP EARLY, DEMOCRATS,
AND BE AURE TOUE PAS7ERS ARE
ONLY EOUR INCRfS VIDE

'"', =" VIC .""rn,"S an" ,"Sr W wv.
'.,'', 49,, ~,
At O'Clock ms morning i'i"' hection
Board 'hairmen IN as many election districts
In TINS city VIII proclaim thr roils open LOT
the ballots will egin. The fight will continue
until o'clock In the afternoon. when the same
bnrol1 ,s,,l h;s 'Oh voz", veil, nrocIoim a
cessation OF hos,ili,ies the polls will be closed.
and tho plurality Of Cleveland and Stevenson
over Harrison ana leu IN New AorK county
will be determined ~
so''e y, III" 'ii ui"i''ioh "''e" 20 W uo ~
!" 'o-uu' p"''.o was rei >tu W ."s o,no'ns
a, ~, -, a., ...,,,. ,,,,l
.eNt" wv, '.Vp'''''n V, Wv ,'. ,-',,.s
w w "'e' !" Wv Se,e. '''''''"', ~
Iheru was no grumo!lnR among Defnoctals
that tho supply OF money necessary Tor the
legitimate EXPENSES in getting out the vote
md having workers was not enough. but
sor,, non,h,ic,n lood.rs ,ul,nd lam, fnce,
-. Al, -. -, rL.i,,,,,, p,t,orso,,s
VIZ" ~ N" ,,,., - 49,. -, .,s .n,ta5
ioo''i IN ~, 49, y, -. :,
ABOUT plt1ahcc' UroP III t"o p"chc'
and other things fu:EestlVe OF H''leness.
These leaders would nave likeu 10 Manure
more money. but 1t seems that the greater
trn,r,,dhv pnyiJ Nortip,s AUXILIARY hapd OF
't'o , w Jaw na, VI, II,'u e.
Nbint!N w ''to "ilSh"' w. u b''' 'o' W W.
uty marshals and so-cailet Interpreters"
D;.h,rI CrnE.r,r,s, T,mmanv Hall o,ldav
gathering up the tag ends OF the campaign
md seeing to 1t that there was no disarrange-
,nart ~, M, Dcmocratic nlnn Of action. All o,
ineh' vi NV 49, go 80" - ~
the tricks Of the Republican enemy were
known to him. and every point of attack was
Han orsaniza'ion was ready for the fray. ana
", A, ,,,..,,.-,,;o ,,,,,;,,,,l ,,o,,,+ II.
ta 'sr,' ,"n tho @ vots.s
! Of the city. AS follows:
| yorr FAIRLY.
! Have yonr vote. II challenged. sworn In promptly
democratic voters VIII he PROTECTED IN 'her t'sh' OF
franchise If you are arrested hSio. wing you WIN
,"s place and east n yo%, yS's ,.,o. ,o.,
a,al Do no, allow this Republican trick to succeed
BE sure to cast your vote observation-disclosures
the they sa. +. only hors Of but
the Democrats axe linn their efforts In this way viii
fail.
+, only remain. for tho Democrat. of this city to do
| their rlo,e .uty on election day
Tho warning to vote early is urged because
It il NOT known what desperate measures the
pa - nUt nn'nm ,, M, EsdsraI ns,c,ais INV
ADOPT. 1t has been suggested that they might
| ers..r,,ic,l,v ,h,,.nr. avsrv voter in Demo-
| s''.en'" $3.50, N'a' 49, . =.
cratic dist!ic's anu cause ue'ays 1ecauSe VI
In, In ch,,,.prod yo,.s
~ ~ 49,.
Inc discovery OF .he l"et mat 'ne pas'els
reristorcl Voters nre from n quarter Of an
inrh 10 an inHh wider than the law permits
was received with surprise at Tammany Hall
SSuI hr"n mailed before the Commit;ee on
| -rrintinC OF tie 0rs:mni7ation had had AZ on
, unrtuniI, 10 canniirr them. The necessity for
prcyentirE such pastors from being sod was
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Omcia, Election Returns.

Ry special contract with the Western Uuion Tele.
yAph company Tor all night Tuesday the of,,cal re
Turns by sereoptcnn viii be furn shed by Gaf,y. Hryr
&c, Canvas az 10 Union squa.s. New YoTs, opp9s"s
Washington monunept.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-08

Tho burglar alarm in the nroperty room at
Police Headquarters went of with q whirr
last night. It is surmised that the event was
the work OF rats.