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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
4 BIG CONSPIRACY LAID BARE.
WHOLESALE DEMOCRATIC CRIME.
THE REV. D. PRES, ACCUSED OF GETTING 1c7
MEN WHO ARE NOT NATURAL1zED
TO REGI7TER.

A scheme of fraud that is rivalled only by the
old Tammanv trick of having the inmates oil the
island institutions vote has been unearthed D.
special deputy marshals. The enterprise Is OF
nearly as large a scale the familiar one ana Is
far ,boder 1t is that OF registering lou OIL
forcign-born persOnss who have never Dc ,la'uf-
allied A Hebrew rabbi the Rev. DAVID Tress'
is accused of being I'll. chief criminal In the
project He lives at No. so Suholk-st.' anu T-
sidc being the minister of ar East Side flock Writes
for newspaper which is printed at No. 46 Canai-
st. He is Democratic worker.
Commissioner Shields Yesterday issued warrant
for the arrest Of Press 1t is alleged that ne
abctted 1877 men who were not citizens IN res
istering These men are scattered throughout,
y.rlous Assembly districts and registered Oh al
four days Deputy Marshal Grant made a searcn
for Press yesterday afternoon ana last nlght' o ou,
could not find him. Ii Is believed that ne WIZ
no arrested to-day. The men who were registered
falsely were as follows:
Abraham Levy, Louls TinElestein, jacob 9.ip'' .
ArnsteIn Toba, Bender. - Kaslrck, Mayer
Dot WHISKY Abraham Fcrig, Wolf knn1' Lo'ln O.A
stoin samuel DOurcdOwshy, "Al' JeTal"'N, Cn.'' -
Adler Joseph Adler. Moritz CLAM Harris f"'N M
Morris Huber S. Major. Henry Kuper' "a-nlan N''C. W
man Harris Levy, Max Boxer, Aaron bru'N w.
STR Kopel Mirutzsky. samuel Orlnstn, A. Aor'lhS'
. ob,,cl, u Irroyysly J. Levy Benjamin WallusAS,
y Joee H. RalmoWsky. Tobias Newman ~ io''A''
Abraham Darman, &. Levy, Max "elN'' % 7'060
hmm. David Godstcln Louis Slumsky Max so'o"",i'
" Roeenstadt samuel Mark, Jacob Sobei LOUIS
tcibowsky. j. Roscnwcig, III. Harris, H. IeIN
heum samuel Vernon, jacob WiSeoeFs' 7"'
mon parost L. f.. Sedcker, Herman hiRoo'"shy'
rcopyd C;oldhlatt ". Kluben Moses Darflh '7N''
Moses Marta Carl Dester, Isidor lAchtnor' HerH"in
Fisher julius spiwak, Jacob Binder, nninue' "eIen-
field Allen Pelzer, NJ. FriedHanlL JAlluS botiier'
- Wc,,eLl,dm, Morris Jacobs, Nathan rlo"ei'
rsdnr Wirtenberg benjamin Mclarned A. conn., Jacoo
podgs,,y NJ Relllnas, j. Marks, J. ShcrkO"sNy' o
po4.nbalt1 Charles Engehender, A. kopnusNy'
yoritl Ais. nbcrg samuel Loudberg Abraham "reci''
bernard sltzberger Bernard Lard, VI. HeneiI, -
u.u.-licp. samuel Frank Morris Smith, ~ Wigcmr'
Nathan Bottner \. MoskOwiu4 Jacob Slnons' lSalc
Icvv. H. Heller y. S.,bersten, A. Libiker, Louis
smith J. Blimer David Iarrtt. Abraham honer' f.
p,soufcld Solomon Taum. Aaron Bross, Phlp M''s'l'
" J,cobs Mayer Wltensby, Jacob DampHy, CMrh
,dcr. II. Eas1,t: Iarach Kram"r Louis Nilk' hey-
man Kopan. Louis Girtcnias', \. heiicr' solomon
uogonn JIcrrlc, l.el.e.ia'lS Elias Hirsh, NT'than
v,vmarl, solomoa Sclbr r, william Berllner, LeJp'Ii
spocel Isidor Leipzig. Wolf Bachwenwali, b.
ral onaky A. Lewison, A. Schlerr ana AdAph hia'<en
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HANGED BIMeEIF ~ THE CHrECH SPlRE.

Milwaukee. Nov. For the first time IN tie h''
tor VI Trinity Catholic Church there was no s"c"n"
lcivsco Yesterday. Tie break WIS caused by the e.
clvcry Of the body Of George janhe. the sa'n'ihi'
hanging high up in he church splrc, after the ch
creation had filed the church. The greatest excite
ment prevailed for time. Father Conrad dsni g.
the CONGREGATION. Jaukc lad been sacrstan oi III"
church for five gears Ie rang the bclI ior service
Saturday night at vcspcrs and that was The last sea"
of him. when Father Conrad Nund that BIS rohc'
had not been laid out for service usual this morn
Ing hc inquired for Jan!.c, and. not iHdng hin' Il
search wns immediately begun. III" s"archcr7 nnallN
climbed 10 The bfry. whore they lOnnd Jankrs D0iy
hanging Oh the highest Dean.
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LANDLORDS LAWYERS OUT.
,CIASH !, AT THE OPENING SESSION OF THE
EVlCTED TENANTS COMMISSION.
,rs7rcE MATHEW REBUKEs ONE OF TILE OoUN-
Sell FOR THE LANDLORDS, WliO LEANfS A'
rooN WITH HIS CoLLEAGUES-LoRp

IVsTICE MATHEW REBUK ES ONE OF ttit- A"'-'
Sell FOR THE LANDLORDS. WHO LEAVES THE
ROOM WITH HIS CoLLEAGUEs-Loko
CLASEICARpE REFUSES TO TESTIFY
Dublin. Nov. THE Evictcd Tenants Con,
n;ssion opened its inquiry here to-day. Evidence
rss taken REGARDING eyctons that had occCfrcd
an the Clanricarde estate. Justice Mathew rfeSi,
dent of the Commission, said that he haa rece,,e,
letter from the Marquis OF Clanricarde' In "ii0'
,hs Morouis referred to the Commission as
olan of campaign commission" and deoiineu ~
.,,.nd il as q witress for the purpose oil HAN
-, SUGGESTIONS for an attack upon MS oi"e'
While one of the witnesses was teS'liSH's -'
ro-son. of council for the landlords. asKed u w
orIoved 70 oross-eXamine him at once 1usu0c
Mathew refused to grant the desired per1nlssio"'
.srinc that when the witnesses for ooth SUES
bad been heard counsel would be allowed 10 cross
ayanipe them through the Commission MI Car-
,on tleruron declared that the whole thlns was
. ,s,o4 ana sham. and that ne would not proSu-
.,,e his placc of advocate by remaining longer
tore the Commission. Justice Mathew sh;
,bot Mn CarsOn's observations were dlS3I 4;
The other counsel present as represents I've ives "a
,ondIords coacuTled ih the remarks maGS ny vi
carson and withdrew from The room. me .1 !a'Iu,
lis beiug thus unTcpresentcd, justice Na'hV"
adjourned the session Of the CommlSsloE'
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.v,pcgysr 1rrrRl1Urr IN cHIclGo.

Chicago Nov. 7.-ClIef Chushrey Is In possession
of document which apparently proves tNat Anarchy
in Chicago Is not dead. The documents contain
three closely pl.nted pages. A black line Of mourn
ing surrounds the following announcement on the title
page:
In mcmorlam of the martyrs Of the working people
murdered ut Chicago. on November II, 1887. GTea.
1rmonstrutOo at hllfi'S hcrn Hall. Clark anu
Enzie sts Friday, Nov. IL, llos2, D. m. under the
nm.nt,es ,of the international Working Peoples Asso
ciation OF Chicago. ILL.,
ouchIv innammatOry ana advocates bomb b-thTowing
and the dagger for the modern Caesar'-supposedly
Tho chief OF Police. Major Mctlaughrey has inforna
lion that thousands of the pamphlets have within tie
iy, thrne DAYS been secretly circulated In the city,
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wrsrcnEsrER REPUBLICANS READ THIS.
Az ERROR IN YOUR FASTER BALLOTS HAS BEEN
MADr-rsE THE CFFICIL BALIOT.

An error was made In the printing of the paSter
BALLOT, containing the ful list OF the Rcpnbhcah
candidate, in Wc-chcstcr County. The pastors were
printed on pap.r four and ouchllf Instead of four
inchc, wid- Us required by law. These FI'I'rs were
,ut by mall 10 every rcrStcrd voter I'm Weatchster
Comfy. The Republican committee also sent out
IN tcrs contsnlug the names OF the PrtadehuaI
.e,togs but these were Of the correct width The
error in the ar,e pastors viii probably dlsianchi'e
he voter, who Use them. and the only safe way for
lcn who wishes his vote - count In the election l.
e,r iim 10 nvoil these nsprn;cd pa'tcrS.
secretary Young aad the other officers Of the Re
pullioan County Committee went to work onerg'uclly
I'D remedy The ulstuke when it was discovered IAey
caused new pa,crs Of the proper width to be printed.
md last night carriers sent 10 every part OF the
county with the correct paStcr ballots. Thc'e Wi'l
be iu the hands of the Rcpubican workers. at the
rolls this morning. The official ballots VIII be III"
ilfy.t for those who read and who arc familiar
wIth the names OF the electors. II plStcr, must
te uscd ony those given out by the known Rcpu Ecin
cp cliaivc, near The p) ling ple e shDu!d b tax m
Every po-,iplc means hiS hcou uKel ID INFORM tl'
voter, Of Tia, original mistake In The piniine, ana Il
ONLY lcs ,nro by the voters t. pTcN cn alY > iDc
hahn to IA. Republicans the error. Wc'tc '.er
yC pIbcaus should sc;utlnze their paite.s cl:cthy
Lclorc using them, and avoid their use II possible.
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FATAL ELECTION RIOT IN PORTUGAL.

lisbon. Nov. IA serious clcttion riot occurred
Yesterday at povoa DE- Naizlm, In the Province Of
DrnO. In which II is reported several persons were
1asd. The population Of the town Is about 10 oJ)
AID among the citizens are many fishermen. Nh
uepal officers were elected YESTERDAY, and party
ioeing ran high several fishermen became e1gaI'd d
In dispute with some laborcrs regarding the merit,
a different cardldates, and from words they soon
passed To blows. Both sides We're reinforced By
zen hon their respective occupations, ana the fight
VS. going ON without much advantage to either
aae when one OF the men drew knife and stabbed
Us Us Opponent Instantly other knives drawn
- used Ccmbatnnts who al not have knives llc
sc'ses into the mass Of st'ugg i1g men. a large
lumber OF the fighters were Seriously wounded. II
ao,d ,Sd that Eve or six men wcic sabbed When the
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The po. in New-York city VIII he open day from
u H. NJ 10 u. M. Ia BrooSiyn frsIn sunrise 10 sunset
which l. from 835 M 10 i;i) .. ' III INC country
tbe po!I. opcn al sunrise and close nj ,ausc Eepub-
Iinn- ,oni fail your ballots for Harrison aud


Camden. y. j.. Nov. Acting under the decision
OF the >,iprene Court. which gives the control ci the
local police 70 the Board of Police Commissioners, the
Board tls morning summoned CHEZ Dodd ana "a
number OF his before them. Chlei Dodd refused
IN comply, on the ground that be was answera5e
only 10 tho Common Council. The commissioners at
once issued an order dismislng the Chief charges
of Insubordlnaon. The Council + Republican, as IS
the Mayor and they Will support the Chief as the
charter gives exclusive control Of the police to the
Mayor ana Council. Mayor N'stc0;t saws that IN"
i'nn,rs 'loners cannot maKr appointments dismiss
from the police force without the Mayors approval
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Republicans, examine your ballots
carefully before yOu vote this morning.
See TINT your Electoral ticket begins
with the aarnes Of Henry w. Sage and
Jesse Selig,nan.


RUMORED RESIGNATION OF A CABINET.
Vienna. Nov. IA report reaches here from Buda-
Pesth that, at the interview with Count Szapary, the
hungarian Prime Minister. had with Emperor Francis
Joseph yesterday, he rendered the designations Of the
members Of the Hungarian Cabinet, and tha; the
Emperor accepted them.
BueaPcsth. Nov. In the Lower House OF the
hungarian Die, to-day the Minister Of War was lucs-
toned In regard to the repol, that the Ministry hal
resigned. He answered that Count SZapary, the Prime
Minister. waS the only member Of the Gov rument
who could eive the House any Information regafdn;
the subject.
The Ministerial crisis in Hungary has weghuer
than the to which is attributed by recent
dispatches OF these causes not avowed and
discussed openly, but they undey the situation never
thees,. They are based the fact that the Magyars
feel that they are ilteated by the Austrian Govern
ment and that they are dissatisfied al the prospects
u a impeachment between the Court OF Vienna and
Rush, their hereditary enemy as indicated by the
rumOrs of AGsro Russian negotiations, with view 70
concluding a commercial convention. Count Snalary,
the Hungarian Premier, is Of the existence Of
that spiri, Of dissatisfaction, and he Is '1Xious to
concila,e the political party OF solomon TIA. lie
hopes 70 be able thus to offer solid front of parlia
mentary forces .anst any popular assault up m his
Cabinet and upon the maintenance OF the solemn
contract Of 1sG7. which created the dual empire and
bound Hungary 10 Austria. This explains how hc a
strong Catholic agreed 10 propose 10 the Emperor Of
the TWO countries the adoption OF a compulsory CIVIL
marriage bin. The Catholics only consented 10 fcH
changes in the ancient custom, which gave th-ir
priests the exclusive hight 10 reg ter religious mnr
iiaces and 70 dictate which religion was 10 Ne followed
by children whose parents We're the one Roman
Catholic and Tie other a Protestant
This wa the only question alluded TO by the dis
patches, and certainly by supporting the Compulsory
Civil Marriage bill, Count szapIry was sure = please
the loidcr lis parliamentary Opponents, Ilsli,
Cavinist and the Ocal representative, or curator Of
Protestant Interests In Hungary But their alliance
NAV not suffice 10 pgevcpt outhurst Of anti
Austrian sentiment among tlc Magyars. These proud
colntrymen ~ the eXcd nO-su'b fc dcepy humll
atd recently In i>adng tie p ogramm, Of III, ce,c
monv 10 b.. hold -; inda rc,th In honor Ot ms
Austrian General Hont7, who bomDaried PcSh IA
th, var o. ,r3, when The HLn..iidns bla, ely.
bui 50 vainy, .0u .ht !or their al n1ep n nc
aganst the Aus,rians, who were supported by the
Russian armies.
The polls in Scw.York City will be open to-day from
n. ILL., 10 u. M. In Brooklyn rom sunrise TO sunset
witch from G:3J q. 10 las y. In the counir,
The polls sunrise and close nj sunset RepuS-
cnns, don't fail ballots for Harrison and
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RESULTS OF THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.
AN INCREASING MAJORITY FOR THE GOVERN
MENT-ALL TIE MINISTRIES RETURNEp.

~ A.'N'iNA@NHiN" NNJOtIIN fOR TIE fONfN
MENr-ALL THE MINISTER'S RETURNED.
Rome, Nov. As tie returns Of ycstcriay's cleo
uchs .con'inre 70 come in lhev show increasing
Il aJOrity 1or the Government. The Chamb r OF Dcpu-
Ties c0ni'ts OF 5os mcmbers. and up to this evening
is7 districts had been heard from. These give the
Government $50 members and the opposition 100.
In seventeen Of the districts heard from II will be
necessary TO lave rha,l0tS.
All the membefs of the Ministry have been elected.
Ihese Include Signor Golitu, Prime Minister and
Minister Of the Interior; signor Brin, Minister Of
foreign Affairs; Signor Bonacci, Minister Of Justice
Signor Elena, Minister of Finance; General PellOux,
Minister OF War Admiral Pscoret d san Bon Min r
Of Marine; Signor Gcna!n Minister OF Public WORKS
slgnor Lscava. Minister Of Agriculture; signor Mar
TIM, Minister Of Public Instruction, and Sgnsr FnOc-
chiAro, Minister OF Posts and Telcgraphs.
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KILLED Iy 4 FIGHT OVER Politics.

indianapolis. Nov. THE rapidly growing number
of political murders committed in Indiana further
augmented last night at Ca.cy yvll, Ia Gay County,
by the killing Of Ed" KiIllwocd by Nike llanon.
10th are miners. They GOT into II quarrel oyrr pol
ltlci anil street fight ensuod. Ilaulon grabbed n
hottie and struck KiIswOOd Il crushing blow over the
head cutting 1t IN terrible mauner and sevcrng the
iugular vein KlrkwOOds skull was fractured and nc
di.l tbs mOInins. The murderer f. IN at large,
although a pose Is In plrsuit. The murdered man
leaves a large family.
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TIE WARFARE UPON THE LORD MAYOR ELECT.

London, Nov. THE A1d-pOpTy A's"clauoh'
which has been wadng bitter warfare against Lo'o
MayO-ecct Knl because Of lis religious ithei. re-
emily requested hc police 10 allow ii TO nave cars 10
follow tie Lonl MAYORS procession Oh ",dnt- t-'1y,
upon which II proposed to illustrate = mc'Hou
employed By Catholics convert heretifs enes from
ue Inquisitl-n, the Hg-ucnot massacre, etc: me
police p.Ompuy refused 70 allow the ASSOCIATION 10
eQgs IL design into effect.
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N nrcJcroy OK Ms. pEcK.s pEliURPER

Albany Nov. T.--1hls was the day set for a decision
I'm the Court OF SionS on th' demurrer to the IN
dictYcn; Of Labor c mmi -sion,r Peck ana his
t,..oriTphcr Ebert Rodg tbs charge OF burning
orton ,nrln circulars and answers. Just efore the
court adjourned Judge Cute told District Attorney
Eaton that he had reached n decision In the matter,
hut had not hld time TO consult with his associates
He announced that he would hand down Y decision
probably next Monday.
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RcDubIicnns Of New York, deposit
your ballots before yOu go 10 yO"r work
ti,i. morning. Examine your bniois
.,ud sec sN:tt your electoral ticket ~
bc. Il by thcnn,mes Of efenry W. sage
and. .ge.sc ticiigmaI.
MTCHAEL OMAKA IN OVoIODl'
, Iy,Rsry CITY DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN AR
REsTED IN HoBoKEN WITH EIGHT
prPEATERS.

Michael O,Nara. well known Democratic politician
~ Jersey Cqty WIS arrested in Hoboken last night
With clcht men who are said to be New-iorK re-
peafers Il Is alleged that O'Mara had IN MS pos
.c- ,lon 5000 Republican pastors end dfIatch Slg'u
John r. Virgins. who Is the Republican candidate lo1
Assembly In tho Xth District Of Hudson county II l.
believed to be Il forgery but a Mr. Virgins was out
~, ,y-, tho t,c, could not be established last night
D'Ninra said ho "a not know who sent the cl'patch
II had been brought 30 his house by messenger
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4 GREAT CAVERy FOUyD IN vIRGIyIA.

Harrsonburg Va. Nov. IA cave was discovered
about six miles east OF !aTlsonburg near the village
Of Keezlctown. Saturday evening II has not bccn
fully explored yet. but it Is said to rival the Luny
caverns In size and the number Of lts grotoes and
I'm beauty. II is the land Of AugIsn Armentroui,
and was discovered while blasting for rock. Twenty
four rooms have been found without the aid Of pick
or shovel Persons from the nclghborlood were flock
ing 20 II all to-day. Specimens Vt stsllactite
Ne brought Into
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THE EXPLOSION AT NJ. vERY's RESTAURANT.

Taris, Nov. 7.-"Gl Blas' today publishes letter
from the Anarchist, NeuEcr, who Is supposed to Dc
In England. dcclar that Francois, who was arrested
short time ago In Logdon the charge Of Blowing
ap the restaurant OF NJ Very, In the Rue Magenta, III
April on the eve Of the trial OF Ravach0 had nothing
whatever 10 do with that dynamite outrage. VI.
McInicr says that he himself caused the explosion
and that II Francois, proceedings for whose cXTditon
are nov pending In London, l. alTaignrd ~ rams he
Ceuner) Will surrender Himself TO the authorities.
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A SOUVENIR OF MIR. REDS MISSION.

rams, Nov. 7.-prentanO will soon publish a pam
paiet recountlng the mission OF Whiteaw Reid. Tor
sW siW Ameican Minister TO France. II VIII contain
-. an reports Of the speeches made at the farewell
.sHquet given In Paris 10 Mr. Reid. Letters com
: rr~Snpary 10 Mr.. Reid from NM Simon. spulier,
Sd' Rouver. Rcsrd and Roche, the president OF the
'-sss the president of the Chamber Of Deputies, the
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PACHA 'PARDONED

Censtant,nOplc. Nov. THE sul'aa has par1 ned
Havroyen pacha and rlns' afod him in hi former
favor ard place his special physician. From The
sil'an's childhood Mavroyen has been his ru-ted
friend. The Facha recently sought divorce from
his wife. French Hebrew woman, whose scanda,us
life had involved him in disgrace and to iniu,e hlm
she sent tho sultan diary kept BY her husband IN
hlch daily LDt"s kept o. tie Sultan's varHbl,
mird. ILe physician was place. undc: arros. by The
.IlIinnS order.
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HIS LIABILITIES coO0,OOO.

London NOV. IA receiving order was made to-day
under the petition Of J. r. Fades Walker, Of ,uGley
Castle. Mlrv ick. TIL" liabilities amount to c2OO.OoO
The sudlcy Castle estates consist Of 340O acres oi
land and Sind Of brood mares. The sheriff Is In
possession Of the property.
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BRITISH TRADE RETURNS FOR OCTOBER.

London. Nov 1.-THE returns issued by the Board
q, Trade show that IN october the Imports decreased
80 l5o 600 and the exports decreased c2,44oooo as
compared with the imports and exports respectively
49, ths oorresDoadipx sl0a4A List gear.
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CAPTAIN ANnREXS IN LONDON.

London, Nov. 7.-Caplain Andrews, the American
who sailcd from Atlantic City. y. j., 10 Huclva,
spain, In dOry, Las arrived here with his craft.
London
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THE CHOLERA ON THE CONTINENT.

BudlPesth, Nov. Nine cases OF cholera ana
Our deaths from the disease reported at Szecs'ny,
town Of Hungary.
Berlin. NOs. THE "Roichsanzcger7 tonight says
thai all the cholera restrict against IIamb ~ Lave
<en removed.
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WARRANTS Issued BY POLICE JUST!'hh.

Justice Ryan. IN The jefferson Market Court, yes
terday issued 3lG warrants for the arrest Of alleged
colonzcrs In the With Assembly District. The war
rants will be executed at the polls II the colohizcrS
named la the wariants attempt to vote
Eight warrants were Issued By Justice Hogan, In
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WHERE TIE DAHOMAYs GOT THEIR WEAPONS.

Marsellles EOv. IA German agent al Whydnh
Dahomey. has written letter to the " so"il On Mdl,
declaring that the Portuguese and English. not the
Germans. supplied the DahOmans with arms for
use IN their warfare against the French.
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PILE o1.rr .r1rrs E.xrEcr TO WIN THE DAY

London NOV. 7.-Nr. Mawdsey secretary oi t'c
Amalcamatcd Association OF Operative Cotton Spihhei'
thirLs that $4,000 persons will be rendered IDLE by the
lcsout or STRIKE in tie colt trade. The trouble pIrI-
ING o. both features lis estimate however NAV De m"dl
sed ou,d the stampede amO the employers apicao
The Federation Of Master Cotton opInners has never
e0 conspcuously successful, IN its icckouts ana tc
present trouble promises 10 BE- II exception ~ inc
rule Since the masters issued their notlc" th"t th'
SINNERS would have 70 s,b,nt TO q per cent re-
drction In their wages there has been coisiieNbie
Improvement In the cotton trade. ana inahu'cturers
are locth to shut their mills ana fOIceC me pNhs III
sight. should the maHuf .'urcrs spinning Ai''''"'
cotton offer Their employees tie a rile & 0i "ufrs; u
Is highly probable that mt I0'VVp:UIDgIH P"i, P1'
would cOntnue 20 run aud the number OF lde aieIs
and ober opcstlveS would De- reduced to 3OoCJ Al any
raie victory lOr the cpera'iVcs seems 10 DC q
Only one MIL In lIevwCOd closed totiN. on" ~
mills running the 9o-liicn oi IN" strli"s H''d
the locked operatives Is matca!h sli'~,I. NJ
Mr. MaVdslcy said t0n!.in that tle cmpl1AIs VI, ",
the cotton mills aHNious % avO.1 nc navS'lp ~ ".
3 struggle that might last thrOubh tn "h'tF IN;
az Therefore willing 10 d.,ouss thc qnealon {" ara
tatoa with representatives, OF the Mastcf' FeoeI'
uOn, Iut with nobody else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08

the Essex Marot Police Court Yesterday for the nr
rest OF men charged with Illegal registration. Inc
men will lot be arrested unless they attempt 10 Vote
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Marphs de Rochamhcau, james Gordon Bennett and
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