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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
REPUBLICAN HARMONY IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 81 (Special).-At the suggestion OF
Chairman Clark and Secretary Jameson. OF the state
Republican Committee. William J. Campbell, OF the
National Republican Committee. and other leading
men Of the party series Of political conferences
has been held In Mayor wasihurn's Office to take
such measures might be necessary to bring about
harmony in the party and to secure the nomination OF
a county ticket which Will have the hearty and united
support Of all Republican voters 1t was agreed that
for the good OF the party, petty differences Of opinion
should be put out OF sight. There will be no attempt
to rnsh q slate" through the convention and the
minority will be fully recognized. There Is ntue
doubt that the Republicans will present ticket to
the voters Of this county this fall which Will deserve
hucCcSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
COLONEL FAIRMAN IN sTEUBEN COUNTY.

CanisteS, N. " Aug. % (special).-The visitors at
the Farmers Club fair. at Hornelsvnle. bad Deem
promised a joint political discussion yesterday. The
Democrats failed 10 appear, and Colonel James talr'
man, Of New-York, who came to meet them and was
eager for the fray. had to speak alone Tor the Re
pubicans while the Free Traders struck out for soil
tude Colonel Fairman's address was vo'e-wnner
from first to last The frail strategy OF Free Traders
In urging TO seek foreign market ana forfeit
domestic commerce remorselessly exposed to On
audience who sat IN rapt attention for an hour ana
a half with eyes and attention fixed on the speaker
such addresses lucid. strong and educational rendered
I'm orcefu Saxon must be OF great service IN helping
the masses to comprehensive grasp OF political
economy on "A plane vastly above campaign oratory.
touchips feature OF such occasions was witnessed
when the old soldiers, now wearing the silver coronet
OF years pressed forward TO greet their comrade nj
the close OF the address. c. W. Anderson OF New
York. accompanied the Colonel and made snort ad-
dress He demonstrated fully that be was an orator
OF "A high degree. ana while the audience would
gladly have heard him. he kindly gave his time to
tho gallant Colonel OF the old Goth New-fork Vol
unteers James Fairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
Man Was MRdeero NJ eurn,

Perhsps and perhaps not that may be- he has
no excuse for his misery 10 produced by nervousness.
~ isns S he negecc to reinforce his cnfeebled nerves
through the medium improved digestion He can secure
,h nv m. r.ru,r use Of nostetters Stomach Bitters
grateful tonic and tranQuzer 1t should never be for
GOTTEN that the bsinwhch Is the headquarters OF the
nervous sv.eand the the closest relations
one TO the other and debility under the wsstoand
produces corratve disturbance In the organ OF 'noush
Give Quetus to nervousness and headaches oy
reform begun at the fountain head BY the h''sef"
lake It also for malaria bilious and kidney Seuee'
uAsunaHm and the infrnues 4 sgs Taken before meals
\ tppasts reusA for the feed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
TO BUILD A MEXICAN RAILWAY.

Chicago. Aug 81 spcclaD james l.. Gates OF
Milwaukee, is at the head OF a firm of American
capitalists which has secured the contract for the
completion OF tho Coatzacolcos and Tchuantcpec line
Of tho Tehuantepec Mexican National Railway Tie
building Of this branch will give the Mexican Gov
eminent control OF the direct route across the ishms
for the Gulf trade Fourteen million dollars has been
spent on this line by various companies but 1t etll
lacks $50 miles OF being completed, and the Govern
has at last consented to take hold OF the work
ard carry Il through TO completion. The agreement
sp.ci0,s that the work is TO be completed within
three Years Operations will begin within eight
mont hs and In the work Is completed before
the specified time tho Government VIII confer lahd
grant Of 100000 acres upon the builders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
ESSEX COUNTY PRIMARIES CALLED.


NEWARK REPUBLICANS FORM PERMANENT Or
GANIZATON.
The Essex County Republican Committee at Newark
has called the primaries for the election OF delegates
10 the state Convention for Friday, September g. ana
the Congressional primaries for Friday. september
l6. Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio, will be In Newark
September 90 and "a and It has been arranged for
HIN 10 speak az CALIFORNIAN Park Hall. Exspeaker
Reed will visi; Newark later In the campaign
The Republicans OF the Second Ward OF Newark
have formed permanent organization. 70 be named
the Franklin Murphy Club. The officers are A. o.
Kleinkecht. president; W. p. Smith. secretary; H.
l.. Halleck treasurer. The headquarters are at
Pacific Hail. where large campaign banner has been
raised.
Edmond S. JOY, OF Newark. has presented TO the
Republican Club Of that city a marble ststuette OF
Abraham Lincoln. three and half feet high. He
l. represented with the Emancipation Proclamation In
his hand.
The organization OF First Presidential Voters In
Newark now numbers 900, and is rapidly Increasing
A meeting will be held tomorrow night In Chester
Row. and addresses will be made by prominent Re
pubcans.
A Republican club will DO formed tomorrow light
at Eagle Hall, corner OF Bank and Rutgers SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO MEET A CANADIAN PACIFIC CUT.
THE TRANsooNT1NESTAL ASSOCIATION WILL
REDUCE RATES IL THE RAILROAD DOES

THE TRANsOoNT1NENTAL ASSOCIATION WILL
REDUCE RATES III THE RAILROAD DOES
nv unanimous vot. tn. Trahscontinental Asso'
clarion he's agreed TO meet any change in rates made
by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company ana adopted
a resolution which may lead 10 the withdrawn OF the
subsidy paid TO the Pacific Mall steamship Company
Tho association began ia deliberations last Wednesday
at the windsor Hotel and adjourned yesterday AFTER
noon subject 10 the call Of Chairman b. T. Nihihs'
some time AGO the Canadian Pacific Company give
notice that on september 10 II would charge the same
rates for domestic traffic had been charging on
imported goods II has been the custom OF the roau'
belonging 70 the association to accept gooos WIFI"
have been billed through from European ports "
points in the Western part Of the United states Inc
railroad companies accept proportion OF the freight
charges their share depending upon the cohdi'ioh Vi
,rade at the time Domestic shippers have com
pl,in.d hat such m arrangement often discrmnates
against them The Transcontinenta Association Vo'eo
Yesterday that oil the members should have chahce
to make change In rates II the Canadian PACING COM
pany carried It's PLAN The representatives oi TIC
Canadian Pacific Company have left the CITY,
II the change is made. the Transcontinental Asso'
citation will notify the Pacific Mail steamship
Company that the arrangements between the COM
pany and the association will be at an eno ai'er u'e
expiration OF ninety days. The association, to keep
nm freight rates on certain classes of goods has been
mailing ND the deficit to the Pacific Mail steamship
Componv whenever the earnings OF the water line iei
below $4,000 Il month. The proposed action OF the
Canadian Pacific Company would probably result in
reduction Of freight rates, and there woi theh 10
longer be any advantage in paying subsidy 10 lhe
Pacific Mal The payment OF the subsidy has been
vexrd question with the Transcontinental ASSOCIATION
for some time the railroads cannot agree us 70 t
Settlement OF the question was postponed for four
months longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC DOES NOT CONTROL 1T

Chicago Aug. % (Special-Ihe report tha' the
Canadian Pacific Is to control the Detroit Chicago line
Of tho Wabash has created considerable interest here
but is denied by President Ashley. Said he to-day !:
"The rumor that the Canadian Pacific VIII cohToi
our Inc from Detroit TO Chicago Is nonsense. We
connect with the Canadian Pacific and the Grand
Trunk at Detroit. We exchange business with both
companies and have friendly relations WIN each' me
Grand Trunk, however, has It's own line 10 Cmcago
while the Canadian Pacific has not. We hope. there
fore 70 get with our new line an increased portion
OF the Canadian Pacific tonnage into and ont Of
Chicago but there Ia no alliance other than OF mutual
advantage We have laid about thirty miles Of track
on the new road and going ahead ut the rate Of
about a couple OF miles day."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
HILL HOLDING CONFERENCES IN ALBANY.

Albany, Aug. % (Specsl).-Locsl Democrats are
greatly disturbed over the visit to this city OF sena
tor HILL who up to the present has declined all offer
hgs Of olive branches Ever since the National Con
ventlon the Hill Democrats have refused TO be con
ciliated or whipped into line. Hill says his visit
here is OF a friendly nature entirely. Yet Boss
Murphy csmc down from Troy. and tho clerk Of the
Democratic state Committee, Charles II. Dc Frecst.
came up from NewYork, and beld long conferences
with Mr.. Hill The private secretary OF Governor
Flower who IS a Legacy from the Hill administration.
also conferred with his former employer. lie viii
entertain the Senator mt dinner to morrow. Colonel
Williams has been preparing for this dinner for II
week The feeling prevails among Democrats here
That Senator Hill means mischief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
SPEAKER ELDER DEFEATED IN KANSAS

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 81 (spccaD.-r T. Elder
Speaker OF tho Alliance House Of Representatives. was
defeated in the Franklin County Peoples Party Con
ycntion Yesterday for denomination. Elder made a
h,ttcr sne.ch. attacking tho managers OF the new
marty in which he said: az thought was getting
into a party whore tho orcs would seek tho man.
but am met here to-day BY a convention set up and
fixed in the Interest Of Tho Ottawa Journal and the
State Printer This convention, In point OF ,oeoery
and tricKery, would put any old party convention
to shame. II is very evident that cannot be nomi'
mated IN this convention. am TO be onsreo up ana
placed upon the funeral pile"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
NORTHERN PACIFIC CHANGES Iys COUNSEL.

Chicago, Aug 81 Specialize c. Bullltt gem
cra counsel Of the Northern Pacific. VII; retire at tho
end Of the present month and his place will be taken
by W. II. Mitchell, OF ncoma, This change has been
brought about at Mr.. Bultt's own solicitation Mr..
McNauCht will continue chief counsel and Mr..
selmes will also retain his present position. Mr..
Mitchell Is a comparatively young man. and has acted
rs counsel for the Western division OF the Northern
Pacific for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
FIGHTING THE DEMOCRATIC TAX LAW.

Chicago, Aug. OF (SpeciaD.-Thc Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad Is fighting the new Democratic tax law In
Indiana. Attorneys for the railroad have obtalued
an Injunction from tho Porter County Circuit Court,
restraining the county treasurer from collecting or
assessing the property OF the road until the
case is disposed Of. The new action is considered
necessary from the fact that many Of the county
trcasurcrs heretofore engaged 20 out OF office before
the final settlement OF the affair. and their SUCCESSORS
will take charge OF the office This be made
a for tho whole State. II will BE- taken up
by Judge Gillctt at Valparaiso next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
A GROWING CLUB AT SOUTHAMPTON, l.. 1.

At Southampton, l.. l., The Republicans have organ
lied Harrison and Reid Campaign Club, and at n
recent meeting the following officers were elected TO
govern the club until election: President, Richard
Enoch vice-presldents, Alexander Harlow and f. II.
Foster: secretary II. VI. Howell treasurer. Edward
r. White. The organization has been In existence
about month; during that period the membership
constantly increased. and II Is the strongest
political association In the village. The members
are about 10 lease building in which II IS proposed
TO have permanent headquarters for the club, and ar
rangcments are under way for grand ratification
meeting which will be- held about the middle of Sep
TENDER. The members all business men Of the
town, and display degree Of interest which IS bound
u be productive OF good results In November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
HEY WILL. PAY THE TAX ASSESSED.

Lansing Mich. Aug o7 (special).-Tne Richardson
Railroad law Of 1891 gives the State the right 10 TAX
companies whose lines but partly within the state
on their actual earnings In Michigan, II satisfied that
they are greater than the proportonate earnings for
the State. The Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
claimed that provision should work both ways. and
insisted the right TO pay taxes on It's actual earn
ings which Sl6l.s97 less than It's propoTtionate
earnings. The company considered The man-r lor
..v,aI we.ks but has decided 10 pay the full amount
assessed thus concedng the position OF the State Rail
Vny Crossing beard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

OF the Union Pacific Railroad. The funeral VIII DE
held q: Emporia tomorrow The story that OTIS
Cross, Colonel Smeeds daughter. VIII contest his
Will Is denied and there to be no ill-feellhg
between the Cross family and Mrs. Nicholas who Is
said 10 have been Colonel Smeeds siianced wife MI
smeed'. will is said to have some informalues that
Will have to be corrected In court but there Will De
10 contest. by its terms his properly "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

sunbury. Penn. Aug. SIS P. wolvsrton was
unanimously renoininated for Congress by the Demo
cratic conterrees OF the XvIth Congress District in
this city today
Elrn, H. Aug o7LThe With Congress District
Prohibitioniss have nominated Henry Wood. Of syca
more for Congress- 49,,
Jackson Miss Aug 27.-Returns nom tho pm
marics held Friday In the With Congressional DIS
trct Indicate that Congressman Hooker has been re
nominated over his only competitor. George s. Dodds
Of Coplah County. -
. Mount Vernon, Ill. Aug. 2l.-The XIAth DlTu1c'
Probibtonls, have nominated the Rev. J. ID. Hooker
Of this city for Congress. =,
Atlanta. CO Aug 27.-Tnc Democrats of the
IVth District have renominatcd Charles l.. Moses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
JAY GOULD AND THE PARIOR CARS.

The report from Chicago that Jay Gould had ne
come interested In the Krehble Palace Car Company
organized at ST. Charles, No. and Intended gradually
TO work free Of the Pullman and Wagner companies
regards the roads In which he was Interested cou
M. bs confirmed Yesterday Mono OF the Goulds was
n, the Office in the Western Union building. Russell
sage said that he bad not heard Of the enterprise
and he did not believe that Ar Gould was Interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures Poniatow ski. OF Paris CiARtN-
DON-Consantne de RakouzaSouschefsky. Russian Com.
missioner TO the Columbian Exposition FIFTH
AVENUE-Philip d. Armour. John V. Farwei and DR..
Leslie j.. Kelley OF Illinois GRAND-Colonel J. w.
Cous Of West Point MURRAY uILI.-senator John
H. Mitchell OF Oregon. and Bishop John +. Newman. OF
Omaha. PLAZA-EmIlo de Muruaga. formerly Spanish
Minister at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
poLTryo AN IOWA CONGRESS NOMINEE.

Sioux CITY, Iowa. Aug. % Embellishments OF
the XIth Congress District excited because "1fe
Tribune" John G. KeIys paper and tho leading Demo
cratic paper OF the district, has bolted "Dan' Camp
bell the Democratic nominee. Editorally the paper
gives AS Its reason that Campbell, who Is also the
Peoples party nominee. does not stand on the Demo-
ratio platform, but on that OF tho ropes party
and is for fla, money Kelly OF the leading
delerates at the recent Democratic State convention
and a member OF the committee that formulated the
platform Hs bolt insures tho reelection OF Con
gressman Perkins. Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
pRrc,ur PROSPECTS IN SENECA COUNTY.

Duncan Macarthur. chairman Of the Republican
cnuntv Committee OF Seneca County. and ex Senator
william L. sweet OF the same county. were at the
Republican state Headquarters yesterday. Mr.. Mac
Arthur said that the Republicans expected to do better
for General Harrison this year In seneca County than
they Gid four years ago. The county naturally Is
U,,noctac by from 800 500 plurality. -Four years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
STEVENSON SELECTS HIS LAW PARTNER.

Chicago, Aug GA dispatch to "The Evening
Post5 from Bloomington, ILL.,. says: General A. T..
stevenson today presided at the conference which
named James ;. Ewing, of Bloomington, Il manager
of the Democratic Western headquarters Chicago
The conference took place this forenoon at Mr.. Steven
sons home, Rufus Ramsay and others being present
General Stevenson himself suggested Mr.. Ewing. who
Is his law partner and brother Of ". q. Ewing. Of
Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
Board i)anleo.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
SEBroUs ILLNESS OF NEw.YoRH ALDERMAN

Spring Lake. n. j.. Aug. 81 fSpecal.-Alcer1nan
Samuel II. Bailey. OF New-iork. who was stricken With
apoplexy on Thursday evening is lying In precarious
condition at his cottage In Villa Park. lie Is being
attended By Dr. Trant OF this place, and his family
physician Dr.. Cooke who was Summoned from New
York Dr. Cooke said to night that Mr.. Baleys
condition was somewhat improved. though his 10
covery was still a matter OF doubt. Mr.. BAILEY Is
helpless and unable 10 speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
TO INCREASE THEIR FACILITIES.

The managers Of the Toledo and Ohio Central Rail
road have decided TO add to the rolling stock depot
improvements etc, and make several extensions OF
the line. To provide for these purposes the stock
holders have called to meet at Toledo on scpem
Der o. TO pass upon propositions to Increase the COM
mon capital stock from 81 $4,000 to S36OoOoO, and
also 10 issue ~ 800 900 per cent mortgage bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
TIE IDAHO DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Eoisc. Idaho, Aug. o7.-ln the Democratic State
Convention last evening the ticket was completed as
follows Congressman, +. b. True Secretary OF state
G.. H. wickham; Treasurer Philip Hcsan Auoi'of'
w Mcclure: Attorney General, W. T. Reeves
e,r,.ra~nt Of Public Instruction, J. W. FarTis
supreme Judge. +. f. Ensign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
HOW FLUSHING REPUBLICANS WORK.

The Flushing Republican Club has hired the Free
rIbrarv Rooms to be kept open till after election io
the use of all interested In the Republican canvass
An N. N.wYo-k newspapers will be kept on file; alst
. full supply of campaign literature for free DIS
tubut,on. beginning september 2. weakly meeunS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
ago this plurality was reduced TO about 200
Two Intend to cut that down a good DEAL he
added,
CHARLES W. HAcXBrr BACK AT HIS DESK.

Charles W. Hackett, chairman OF the Executive
Committee Of the Republican State Committee. re.
turned yesterday from his vacation al the Thousand
Islands. He said that he had refraned from talking
politics while he away. lie needed absolute rest
and he got IT, He will now remain here for the rest
OF the campaign and he said that he In
ditiOn TO do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
BERGEN COUNTY'S BANNER TOWNSHIP.

Midland township, Bergen County, N j., IS PROB
ably more thoroughly alive to the work OF the cam
psirn than any township in Northern New-Jersey.
Although email in territory the Republicans OF the
precinct under the energetic influence OF state Com-
mi,teeman c. f. Breckenridge, are manifestihe inc
uyeest possible interest in the work OF orgsnzauoh'
AT Msywood the home OF Mr. Breckenridge, the iourth
Republican club in Midland township was formed on
Friday evening, under Inspiring circumstances. INC
meeting was held in the large parlors on the oo s'e
mansion opposite the depot, but the great nan run
ming through the building had TO be utilized 70 accom-
MEDIATE the throng OF enthusiastic voters that az
sembed In response TO the call o. Presidcht ho"Iu'
of the original Midland Republican Club Inc ioho~-
ing officers chosen: President, H. faui MchH
first vice president. T. T. May second vicepres'aeu|
f. d. Rowland secretary. Paul Alderman treasurer
Gustav II. Jaeger; executive conmlt'ee-uus'aV L.
jaeger c. +. Breckenridge. q. l.. Brown. con-
sttution and rules adopted In accordance WIN
the form Of the County League. The club VIII hoio
meeting, in the old mansion week until Novoh-
her, Mr. G. l.. Jaeger. the owner, having given the use
of the building, free OF rent, as clubhouse o"e
Committeeman Breckenridge has aroused an unnSuai
dcrre~ of enthusiasm among the Republicans Of Bergen
(oI:uty by nj, push zeal. lie Is In frequent CON
sultaton With the county and township Leaders.
and while urging all TO their best Efforts he promises
10 make his own the banner township for Harrison Su
Refd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
opyCIaL rxCuRsION TRAIN

SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS leave West
shore pepot for the "Grsnd Rockand Hotel" Rockland
Lake at As a. IN. and 40 D. m. Physicians recon-
mend this locality highly. especially TO patients
suffering and lung troubles. See sdvertise
mani IN nAsa II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

WILL NOT CONTEST COLONEL SMEEDs WILL
First National Bank Of Emporla. Kan, Kate Smeed
Cross his wife, and Mrs. Jeanette Nicholas. OF Omaha
passed through the city to-day with the body 81 The
late Colonel T.. C. smeed. OF Omaha, chief engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
A DISPUTED CONGRESS NOMINATION DECIDED

t. Louis Mo-. Aug. 27.-The IXth Missouri Con
gress District Democratic split resulted in the refer
ence Of the matter back 10 the primaries. II was
up to day before the state Committee under whose
control the second primaries held. Decisions
credentials were rendered which will result In the
nomination OF Champ Clark OF Pike County, August
30 at the ST. Charles convention, over Congressman
Norton, the present incumbent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
FARMER sWryDLrD OUT OF $1,000

Tnscola H.. Aug o7.-The Old story OF tho wealthy
farmer boing swindled by three card monte men who
wanted TO buy his farm was reported here yesterday
when a farmer. Ephnm prcssback allowed two
strangers walk with $1,000 OF his ha earned
money while he held n box containing block OF wood