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M'KkNE SPEAKS OUT.
What Do We Care for a Supreme
Court judge" He Says.

COMFY ISLAND, Nov. 7.-There was
not a Gaynor man to be seen near the
Gravcsend Town Hall at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Everything was closely watched. and
all strangers mad to state their bust
ness to the police.
Newspaper reporters were allowed to
pass. however. on being introduced to
Chief McNane, who was evidently well
pleased with the way things were 60
Ing.
The Supreme Court Judge that Mr..
Gaynor had promised to have at Graves-
end nd not yet arrived, AMI no voters
mad been challenged up 10 10 ?. NJ.
Chief McKaAe said to an Evening
What do We care for a Supreme Court
Judge? AS a man he is no better than
any prisoner before him. You can see
that the voting is going along lively and
that there is no rOubie.
What. do ! estimate the majority at?
Well, lets see. Gaynor had ~22--5-l2 men.
Well. | guess his ticket will get about
fifty votes. Well get the rest.
You see, they shouldn't let me know
beforehand what they're. going. to do.
"Col, Bacon was telling what great
We'll. he's done 1t, hasn't he?'
But" he added, ''tnere are forty reg
H,2r Republican watchers here, aay way.
Ch!ct Mcl\ane said he had fifty reEr-
lar policemen on duty, fifty he'd in re-
serve. and We've got a thousand men
in readiness to b" sworn in at any min
ute," lie concluded.
The biggest part of GraVesend's vote
Is generally polled by noon.
Exciting times are expected this after
nom and tonight, especially when the
During the forenoon Justice Newton
was notified that Justice Cullen had
granted a writ of habeas corpus for
Peter RosebecK. she was arrested
during the scrimmdgr with Gaynor's
men this morning.
At noon Newton telephoncd District
Attorney ,RidBway to appear in answer
About two-thirds of the total vote had
been cast AT noon. Arson /. Stratton,
member of the Republican County Com
mittee for the town Of Gravesend, esti-
mated that the total Republican vote
would be about three hundred.
Every ras;cr booth about the, town
han bears the inscription: "LuhO Y.
McEane Association"
Roechect was taken to BROOKLYN on
the ! o'clock culver route train from
About l.&o a furry Of cNo,r"rl"nt was
as the "McKane crank" lie cam" on
a train from Rrooklvu. and cav" MS
name a A. u hn"h!rr a "pr1G,i%al
He frs. came into public no'iae several
days ago when Lawyer Gl%nor'N men
were incarcordtcl in Raym9ni street
jail. Then Ne called upon Mr.. Gaynor
with l!nch for the prisoners.
yesterday lac TOLD Mr.. GayEor h" WAS
go!uG down To Gr3v"S"nd to defeat tlr
entire N"NlEs ticket "uy tn" pistol If
necessary.
When he appeared at Grayesonl to
day he was Araciuusiy received by
boss MCl(rur and ~"teulcrlN" escorted
nv ana of his miutbng to the outskirts
and sent IIrOOklynwHrd.
Dnrin" the day the proceedings Were
o".l,rurd 10y "a wagon load Of colorul
mrn who rode up ana down in front of
the Tow llall singing this ditty:
"NVhO are we Who are We?
Members Of SoCietcr.
First in war,
First IN peace,
First IL the lands OF the town police"
rhcn they danccd q breakdown.
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M'KANE'S LATEST OUTRAGE.
Supreme Court Order D~efed-Its
Bearers Mobbec.

John Y. McKane and his gang have
and defied the orders Of the Supreme
Court.
Armed with an injunction issued by
Chief Justice Barnard, restraining Me
Kane and his henchmen from interior
ing with them in the discharge of their
duties as Watchers, twenty-one men ar
rived at GraveSend at 8 o'clock this morn
Ing to begin their days work.
They We're met by the lawless element
OF that locality. and after being hrutally
beaten with clubs and stones, several of
the party were arrested ana lodged in
vail.
The rest Of the party were compelled
10 nee for their lives. Among those who
Were taken into custody was Col. Alex.
5 Bacon, Chairman Of the Republican
Committee for the Investigation Of lille
gal registration.
Knowing the gross frauds that would
be attempted by AlCllane's herchmen to-
oaE' Lawyer Gdynor made careful
preparations to prevent IT.
Yesterday he secured the following in.
Junction from chief Justice Joseph +.
Barnard, OF the supreme Court. who
was sitting at ~FoughhCepsic:
supreme Count. Kings Cuuuty-winla'n J.. Gay
ir y" John y. MckaR". John W, Murphy, Nor
Ton Morris, John II uruwnhtIi, Michael =. Ryan.
William LFnns. Conrad Stub.nbord. Frederick l..
ha'eT' Han.autn tuhc,. Victor Baus"nwrin. Gar
iytson Morris. +. II. wi.ne. ". /. Tutlr. Jnhn
NJ, amino. William II strNaTt, Frank I. Cart,
'~rypsny.
H. appearing to the undersigned Justice o, the
'lf'N Z tAIl oil the state OF NPA ! NTH '.i
W. complaint herein verified N NOV. ., 1888, ana
I"' 'Lr ~atlilNltS Of charles Z. Foster, lrn"-'
H"'"inoud and john J. McNInn"ss. N''ll.' '
H. a 1893. thnt the defendant John y. Mo-
L." 'hl,t Of Police ~ tre town o. urlN"nu'.
IA LUZ hnl llS policemen, Intends b. force
p,irgJ. 'hi Tue pcrauas appointed or a. h' AZ
ra'l nh the klnls County ..rpulliCau irner.l
.Umm'l'"". hN rs chairman or p-oper officers -
80 a. Watchers At the respective" election MS
nm OF Ia" iu"r n GrIvvs,Hd gt the election
inp i'm IN ~, from entering. being or irih"ln,
49, 'Ht polling place or booths ~ 10" SAN
MI, ~" election districts, and from performing
Nat'L.H .''' ~ HU"h watchers uri+Ss 'h" "a.
he ~" r.. llerts Of the said tu"7'. am lA't
i,SS'ul 10 do lko,I.n. an ]r0utl,ry Ia law and
On n,u,n'II LaNlas giyrn due ullsltaklnT mere.
Meosr"''n mas been approved, ma. ut motion OF
plairt,~, Johnson anu Lanai, attoTtt !s !' 'A'
,n TEarr,' that tho defendant M.Nara. l%ndividu-
tnI ,nt "N '"rf NJ Police 90! Ia" town ~ bIa''
men 'W' ~ any and an capacities, and ms t"ll'r'
Rnn. 'an'S, agents, undrrlinEa, ana an W"
Ih.,, .hl III" SAID other Attendants agd racr nI
EIrr,t '''.I 'Pr'lnirrs, clerks, HFvnt. t's'h,ah
pers,r, I'pnl"Icd ur To b. appvlE'"i, "hl ~.
he "lllhG or assisting them or aetna Nh',I,
.l.c, "f with them IN tnr conduct ~ the Sail
A.. ION vv ia each ~ lhou, II and all ~ them
Ibs 10y Ttstreinei and eTIuinnd fr n pa Neht'nt
en-, 'n' appointed or To be appointed a Nti'h,
aal 'hc election On Nnv. : 1899. In the revrra
b. lou ~uIsirlrtg 81 the said tusu Of G~r,fses"nd
~ N'HGs County Republican "eaeraI t''H'
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tration. Decker registered from 4SS
Fourth avenue. lie was locked up In
the rhirtieth street station.
George O.. Brady was arraigned In the
Jefferson MARKET Court this afternoon
charged with eiec;ioneerlng within 100
feet of Tie polling place OF the Ninth
District of the eleventh Assembly Dis
trlct. in West Th!rty-ninth street.
GcOtg- Bliss a lawyer ana a Ilepub'i-
can politician. was the complainant
nell dufcnl,d Braly.
justice kocn set the case down for
examination ou %pv. IL. Brady was re-
leased ON 5000 bah furnished by Al Adams.
Max AlrNau Ter, VINO claims to reside at
IL West Ihirty-hfth street. was ar
rested az th" Thirty-fJurth District Of the
H. .y..'I AH-rnbty bls.yIDt. charged
Wl'n i~I..."tl rnsl.,rltipu.
NiH,r. =. Anderson. a clerk of 60 SiNih
ay,nlr, caused a." arrest, BECAUSE Il man
named Arr.rlHe to! him AieNanieE
uilu'i y- rn.r'
Adams furl. hrl bail f,r Alexander.
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force. I said I was an authorized watcher
Republican General Committee. McKane
said;
got two minutes to leave the town.
he said this 1--WE men grabbed me
and fired me through the doc OF the
saloon aud down the, steps. They kicked
1T was rumored in brooklyn that Nc
Kane claims that he secured from Will
lam j. Buttling, Republican candidate
for Sheriff, certificates appointing his
Nlckane's) henchmen to act as watch
ers In the interest OF the Republican
party.
The rumor could not he confirmed.
EARLY this afternoon "a ruinOr was cur
rent In Brooklyn that the Thirteenth
Regiment had been ordered to go to
Gravescnd to preserve order. The ru-
NOR. however, proved to hr unfpuudrd.
1t was also reported that John III
ford, Il reporter from a Republican news
paper printed in BROOKLYN. had been ar
rested. Elford went down to the seen"
left lruOklNn this morning. As he was
stepping off the train ne was surrounded
by "A gang Of Mcknnc's men, who hus-
tied him away to tire luck-up. lie de
mhnl"d to KNOW upon what charge he
was locked up, but the i.ughs i'm con.
troi OF the town refused to give him
amy satisfaction.
\ report was circulated In Troullvn
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lREAL TO 49,.
republicans Ask the Cover
lor'S Interference in the
Town Of GraVeSend.
SHERIFF. REFUSES ANY AID.
McEane and His Brutal Gang
Defy the Orders of the
Supreme Court.
RESISTANCE OFFERED AGAIN.
earers of an Injunction
dubbed. Stoned and Forced
OFFERED AGAIN.
earers of an Injunction
dubbed. Stoned and Forced
to Flee for Life.

iov. Flower has been appealed to by
Q Republicans of Kings County to
totect their interests in Gravesend and
reserve the law.
This course was not taken until Sheriff
ourtney had emphatically refused to
md a posse into McKane's stronghold.
Every other means. to enforce order
md serve the injunction granted yester-
lay by C~hief-Justice Barnard, OF the
supreme Court, having failed, the fol-
lowing telegram was sent to Albany at
1880 p. NJ.
To Roswell p. Flower. Governor.
Dear Sir: You doubtless know Of violent inter-
ference BY Mekane. Chief OF Police. and others
aiding and abettIng in the town Of Gravesend.
Kings County. with fair election rights OF the
electors, and also contemptuous and violent In
reference by those men since Saturday last with
citizens acting under decision Of Supreme Court.
All this was followed this morning BY criminal
exclusion Of lawful watchers. protected by orders
Of Supreme Court. violent assaults upon those
watchers and their Illegal Imprisonment. accom-
panied by open denunciatlon and defiance Of Su-
prems Court.
Orders Of Supreme Court Of no avail. Appeal
10 Sheriff made in vain for protection. lie per
emptOrially refuses. We, citizens Of Kings
County. ask your instant Interference as Governor
Of the State in this grave and unprecedented
emergency.
We ask this IN behalf OF citizens generally and
pf law. order and fair play. Respectfully.
WILLIAM C. LOW.
FRED W. HINRICHS,
EDWARD NJ.
A. AUGUSTUS A
!. WARREN
THOs. G. sHEARMAN.
Previous 20 the sending OF this tele-
rram Edward NJ. Shepard, Jesse John
son, Frederick IIinrichs and Col. c. B.
Morton met in consultation TO devise a
means OF having the Injunction issued
by Justice Barnard executed.
A paper was drawn up and signed by
the Republican Campaign Committee
asking Sheriff Courtney to send a posse
to Gravesend to execute the order Of the
Court.
He refused, and swore at the gentle
men who waited on him with the appli-
cation for protection.
When Gov. Flowers name was spoken
the Sheriff said he didn't care a blank
blank for the Governor. He defed any
one to dictate his duties.
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JUSTICE CULLEN oU5Y.
IS first Rua,nsss to Ee,nese n VIZ
I'm o" :C&anp.

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RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Gonzales, p @ TO / Shot, Captures
tho Opennz Event.

RACE TRACK, GLOUCESTER. n. J.,
Nov, The racing was continued here
to-day and resulted as fonows:
F.r-; ~Eicr-FIye furlonEs.-Wor ny
Gonzales, u TO ! and : 10 !; AciloJam
second, even for 4 place: Hardy Fox
thirl. Pimr-lu, -.
SECOND Na.e-Sryen and a half fur
piIi.n J. second. even Tor a place;
I.uu f,n4't mira Tim--L4O 81.
TGlrt Ra,e-S.T and uno-fourth fur
Iou->. Won by Nusmse. even and 2 TO 5;
luvly second, : To , for ! place; FlavillA
third Tim,-l2J.
T5urtn Kacv- Five furlongs.-Won by
sonora, | To . AMI out; Marie Lowell
SECOND, > 20 ! for place; Maid OF Blarney
third TiwG-' ~ -,
Fir.h Racc-Fiva urlongs,-Wo by
Innocent. . 10 . and , to :; Red Star
second, . to = FOR a place. S~parrowgrGss
third. Time-lUG l..
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HILL ARD MURPHY on m'KANE.
Sew YORK. senators Have Little TO
say of the Gravossnd Outrage.

ALBANY, Nov. 7-Whcn informed OF
the election trouble at Grav,send this
morning, United States senator Murphy
had only this to say; III MIR. Mckanc
has ~d.scbeycl the court he viii be pun
,?ator Hin said: Mr.. McKane would
noI disohey q court order without sOInc
id,a that Ms course would be sustained. "
Mir. HiIl. however, would not cypress
an ovirlnn In the absence VI close de
tails Of tie occurrence.
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VOTING ON OTHER MEMS NAMES.
Startling Number of Complaints In
the Supreme Court.

The Proceedings in Supreme court
Chambers to-day, We're notable for b
number Of complainants who alleged
that other men had voted on their
names. The court attendants could not
recall when this Kind Of fraud Was 50
extensively practisei. Justice Andrews
was the only Judge sittIng.
Ey-JulEn Armour and John +. Baker
were ON hand in behalf ot the Republic
ond county committee, prepared t
assist any Republican voter who came
to court with Il grievance.
Assistant p!strict-Attorney John -.
Lindsay was the only memb": OF Mir.
Nlco!rs staff TO appear.
He communicated Nth his chief 10y
telephone, and was instructed to accept
bail for any prisoners who might otter
such bail aG would lie accepted tT one
of tn" Justices of tho Supron" Court.
on ar affidavit made by LAWYER Baker
Irews for a " it Of hah ,as corpus for
William n. Decker, in or Ter to get him
before the Court TO be admitted to ban
Tqe writ was granted. and an otticrr
becker Is the Republican captain Of his
election district. lie waS arrested, aS
toll elsewhere on the chlrg" -. illegal
ri votas Of Victor LueIero. 81 Il Iiolt
street. ami John ScH!thiuo, uf lUl Park
street, wrr" rejected hN tn eI"'"'4
board Of n".r district, ON the -r1"'I
that other men had already voted On
They appeared q. the Courthouse.
They are Republicans, and eN-Judge ar,
them IN a~tt!davitsi anc Justice An
drews issued an order 10 the inspectors
Of election Of that district, returHat!e
at ! o'clock. to show cause why th"F
lbar,ll ,.G ra1.t,a cha l.I-FE lf these
Michael Barry. OF 81 Bowery, found
that some one had voted Tor him at the
rol.ing place in Second avenue. near
First street. An order to show cause
was obtained for him.
Barry has lived seven months at "l7
r~hirty-a!T Years and was born in Boston
iifty-four years ago, He IS an oyster
man, and a Republican.
me next EiCtlm was Peter Ritter, a
PrphibitiDniSt who has lived ut 80 Mll-
berry street for eleven Years. lie was
personally known to all Of the m-mhers
of IT," election board at the Ih,rty-S"C-
ond Election District. Of the Third As
offered his vote that he had already
voted. ina Is to say soma one had
given his name and address ana v.t.l
in his place.
when / wanted to make a fuss they
Ritter, Indignantly.
Mr.. Ritter votes in Mu'berry street;
has been Il voter since 1856.
EN-lUig' Armour has devoted election
day Tor several years 70 the work he
never hefor" knew of SO many cases Of
t~rIrtrSsna'ion OF voterl. There was lust
one such cas-" last year. II came - late
that the aGSriavcl party could no, rrlrn
his polling place before III" polls ser
closed the question Of whether i voter
Is entitled o.. MS vote IN soi'" NJ the
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Mrs. crannls Votes ov Proxy.

Mrs Elizabeth H. Crsunis, editor Ct the Church
rul-n, ana a s,"eral reprer' NATIVE OF Womsn's
nuCgaSe, voted Io-dav IN the Eleventh Assembly
District hy PROXY. For several years
Pc has uusuc~rssfIlly cnieE vorsi 10 be regis.
tered. TODAY her brother extended 70 her tie
rlgaI ~ maze out ha ballot. Which GAs did
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Old RaCeland Beats Pick
pocket in the WOOdlaVn
Vase Handicap.
ELIZABETH'S GETAWAY DAY..
S]tonenell, Marshall, Will Elliott
and Armitage Capture
Other Races.

RACE TRACK. ELIZABETH, Nov. I.
A large crowi witnessed the closing
races at Elizabeth to-day. There were
sven events decided and all save the
first proved 10 be very interesting
r.UlT.
The weather wa pleasant enough
whore The sun shone. tut In the shades
u tn" grand stand 1t was decidedly ras
NJ rolI. :
The track was almost dried out. In
Re innrt rail there were a few pasty
spots, bat The Jockeys carefully avoided
thes,. VI
an" betting was very heavy on all the
RI -. and the boOkies could hardly
handle the money fast enough Is
StJneneil scared every one but Dis.
count and annie Bishop out of tho
o. cning event. The Dryer colt was, of
toorsa, . hot flvorite, tut little public
money went on him. The plungers. how
nTe', put up big Jumps JUS, to win ex-
r-l.a'. a
Stoneneli won in a can;er. The fight
Tor tn" place was a hot one. Anh.e
bishop Just took 1t by a few inches.
only three horses started in the second
race. !:el Banner opened a hot favorite
at : to . but a BIZ plunge on Marshall
capt 7. was neglected.
,Malshall won the race easily. Red
Banner was beatei. for the place by q
neck.
FIRST RACE.
"riter handicap. sweepRtakps for all ages Of
Startyr% Betting. st. Hi. Fin.
s ,55o,o i aisn 'S i f, Sra ij;., i = @? s5 ! ::&u.ssss
Discount. nv dsersenj..."..l:-l rs Is 3
Annie Bishop and Discount raced head
anu head To- the stretch, with Stonenell
ltIIIsI "a null = llnufh unl "a balf apga A.
In the stretch Stonenell went to the
irI9t; n Won easily by a length and a
count n head. Time-l.lS l-2.
c RACE
Purse $500, Tor all ages; selling allowances: one
]s,or,cra Betting, St, HI. Fin.
Rel Banner. 5; II DoggettI. 4-5 is / il )
Rcd Banner, Marshall and Capt. T.
latter then moved Up, and with Marshall
passed Red Ralner on the turn. Mar
shall then drew away and won easily by
TWO lengths from Cant. T., who beat
Red Banner a neck. Tlme-1.5l "a.
THIRD A c
Purse $500. for three-year-olds and upward;
selling sA furiorss.
VIA Elliott. 100 III. jones'. - 81 2 IL II
Restraint. 10 Gims)...... Al SIS 5 ga %
a.,',fe1i 50 i [s,rHlsy: ;,s.i iSi g
tiny YIN oh EI't TIT Was Ma,, first st, a wa w aTa s sna
easily by "A length from Restraint. who
was close UP the entire distance. Me-
where he gave il up. MeInnie finished
third, three lengths behind Restraint.
T!me-l.l6 IL.
FOURTH RACE.
W'odlawn Vase I~i9ndiGAp. a double event sweep
The evening world., 1893-11-07

Little Fred. SpeculatOr and One raced
heads apart 10 the stretch. There
shelly Turtlc. who hal been last until
they Strengthened out. went to the
front and won easily by two lengths
from Rico. Speculation was third. Time
Idle.
SEVENTH RACE
The evening world., 1893-11-07

makers to the stretch. Armitage lay
'hiri until the stretch was reached.
Flerr he came through and won easily
by a length from BuSirls, who beat
l.lnCrrJok = length and a half. Time
The evening world., 1893-11-07

S.r Richard Won.
A. t..ia was second.
S.ra'lm1Ii WAS third.
I.mr-l.l,.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-30
THEY Made Bond.

Before United States Commits
sioner j. III. Finks yesterday, M. T
Bruce, of Weatherford Jame Grant,
of Thurber, and James Willett, of
Rock Creek, gave bond for appear
ance in the federal court at its next
term. They are called to answer
an indictment charging them with
"conspiring together and with
divers other persons to deposit in
United States postotii ces letters
couched in obscene and indecent
terms. addressed to Col. II. D..
Hunter, general manager of the
Thurber Coal Mining company"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-30
RELIGIOUS.

First Baptist Church Preaching
at First Baptist church at II a. IN.
and 1870 p. m. Baptism Of nun.
Der of candidates at $3.50 p. N.
Sixth Street Mission-Rev. J. c.
F. Kyger will preach at North
Sixth street Mission chapel at IL
a. m.
Bagby Chapel-Dr. j. II. Luther
will preach at Bagby chapel at 80
p. m.
Fifth Street Methodist church
Sunday school at $3.50. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. II. Nj. VIVA.
ling, at IL a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
Subject of morning sermon, Clover
Building: A New Years Sermon"
of evening sermon. "The Obliga.
ton of Vows" EpEorth League
at $3.50. Topic, "The Final Ac
count"
Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton Mr.. Harvey Carroll, Jr., will
address the mems meeting at 4 ?.
IN. Sacred piano recital by Prof.
Rush Powell. A cordial invitation
to all. Ladies' Auxiliary Will keep
open house, January i, 1894, to
| p. m. See society notes Mr..
Geo. Garfield will take charge
OF the gymnasium work, commend
ing January A, 1894.
Trinity Methodist Church
Twelfth street, between Columbus
and Jefferson. Preaching at / a.
m. and 1880 p. M, by the pastor,
Rev. Chas. Z. Giddings. After
the evening sermon "Watch
Night Meeting" will be held, which
will continue with a specially pre-
pared programme of prayer, song
praise and conservation services IN
I'll the opening of the New eaf''
AT five minutes past 2 o'clock the
doxology will be sung. sunday
School at $50 p. m. EpworInn
League devotional service at 4:So
p. m. Prayer meeting on MONDAY
evening at 1880 O'clock. A very
cordial invitation is extended to ALL