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WOULDN'T STAND NONSENSE.
A ToUNG TO1ER's ENCOUNTER WITH
A REPUBLIChN C1NThs5ER.


m. wa. nm Athlete a. well ne /. Democrat,
and Preseutiy the Carva--er Fell or the
stoop- Republics. Methods In Broohiyr
For Tho mat voet thu Young Mans Renub,I.
,an cluh q, RrootIvn has been sending its
mat n,.usih,o and smooth .tonpued members
.hnr, ths ,,tv 20 in,ervi.p nav voters Eyerv
yonne mar In the Third ward who win cast
bis first vote tbis ye,r has been visited at his
home md asksd point blank how he intended
70 vote Ifbe refused to answer the visitor I'm
sisted nm bis falling His politics and II he still
refused TO give the renuired information the
visitor started in to argue with him until he
either gave in or got angry and pitched the
Objectionable visitor out. The latter course.
however. has been rather risky. In anticipa-
ton Of fights the Republican Club has taken
care to send only its big men out
One OF these gentlemen ran up against the
wrong kind OF game the other night, and as a
40. Tne - weap ,s. peUe ~ row uee, On i,,'
Ing in Pacific street between Bond and Nevins
streets, who will vote for the first time this
year. Nineteen OF there young men were ap-
preached By Republican csnvassers In the
approached on Saturday night last The young
xes on .ne nnr.h cae o, .ns only
80 I'm ."e 10 vi ave OIL
DeRiues UelnG q stancn DemoCTht, ne ID tHIl
strappinp handsome young fellow, with rec
ord az a runn.rand n r.nutatJon .a an ANA
tour boxer
wbsn his
""en ",' wv oe'' wac runs' no iha,o ""ofe-
sponded found tall red-haired young man
at the door
"is NJ ,,,h .toa and than 18th
10 '.i. he asheu "nu '.en. WIN"
out waiting Tor an answer. he took on his nat
nar,or sot down on inunoo .nd mods h,r,'
poi' oa' uo"h oh iouus' "no ""u' "i"i
sell comfortable.
Tell the young man am here and wish to
ees him Inn odiataIv" ha soid 20 Tho maid
who stood aEhast at his eftrontery.
When Mr. H reached the parlor he found
tb. vi.;tor attn, -, tbo ,oun,. v;th bis foot
~ 'iov' 1i'' ~. w '''o 'o"hs' wiz" MO ''e'
up on chair The man spranG up
''Ahr he said, Mr. H. of course? I'm q
mor,bor ~ tho no,it,,oI or,,,I,otio, =, ,h,,
neihuer VI .he poii'ical ofs"n'Aatioh .! TINS
district and Just dropped around to ask you
now you intended TO vote. ,
~ Are you a Republican or Demoorat?" Mr.
H. asked;
what am" replied the visitor What want
cerely to see you on the wrong side, and as you
are young man and are apt to have wrong
ideas. am sent here to set you straight and
TO instruct you how to vote Tor your own good"
readily guess your ,politics now. You're q
Republican. No one but Republican " ould
be such an ass or have such cheek. Well. II
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A BAD WRECK

of the constitution may follow in the track
Of Q disordered system, due to impure blood
or inactive liver: Don't run = The. ne risk s
ical Discovery take all the chances. Thoy
mako straightforward offer to return your
money II their remedy fails to benefit or cure
In all disorders and affections due 10 impure
blood or inactive liver. The germs of disease
circulate through the blood; the liver is the
filter which permits the germs to enter or
not The liver active, and the blood pure,
and you escape disease.
When you're run down, debilitated, weak,
and your weight below healthy standard,
you regain health, strength, and wholesome
the body faster than nauseating Cod liver
oils or omulsions.
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Returns at Police Headquar,er..

Superintendent Byrnss was up to his ears
Yesterday in arrangements for to-day A
corps OF roundsmen. who had been detailed to
take charge OF the election returns, wore
duties and further instructions were sent to
prtcinct commanders. The returns will be
received at the Central once by telegraph and
Telephone, as well as by messenger. and will
be announced In tho court room on the third
floor. The Police Conn issioners and some OF
their friends will be on hand election night to
hear the result.
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suppressrng som. Kind. or Literature.

BERLIN. Nov a.-The whole issue Of Der
Socialist was seized to-day because an article
entitled THE Right to Live" was intended to
also book called Tho Court OF Berlin" bs-
cause tho author. NJ. Simones OF Paris. wrote
diRrespecttully Of the Emperor. The editor OF
ciallst newspaper. was sentenced to- day by a
Kiel court to two months imprisonment for
having printed seditious artioIes. '''
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Liquor De aler. No. Fooled by the Mus,vump.

President James Wallace and Secretary
Thomas A. Cryan OF the Liquor Dealers Asso
citation OF the Seventh precinct make offica
announcement that at meeting held at the
rooms OF the organizations 2lS East Broad.
way. yesterday, it was unanimously agreed
cratic tcket-State. Couaty. Senatorial. and
sembly--and TO use every effort to secure the
election Of Isaac II. Maynard Judge OF the
Court OF Appeals.
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The MstabeIs War.

LONDON. Nov. Gin the House of Common
to-day Mr.. Sydney Buxton. Parliamentary Sec
rotary Of the Colonial Office. declined to an
nounce the policy OF the Government regard
ing the Matabeles He added that. according
to the latest advices, King Lo Bengula was not
fugitive. and the war was not ended.
The Government issued a blue book to-day
concerning tho war between the Matabeles
and the forces of the British South Africa
COMPANY
The negotiations between Sir, Henry och.
Governor Of Cape Colony. and King Lo Ben
gula are related at great length. During Sep
tember and October Loeb tried to reach q
peaceful settlement with the King. On Oct. %
ne sent to Lo Bengula a message expressing
EfGst tht the e ae
as 10 Bengula had given no assurances tha:
was too late to stop the columns advancing
from Fort Victoria and Fort Charter. Loeb
was still willing. however. to receive overtures
for a peaceful settlement.
On Oct 80 the Marquis Of Ripon. Colonial
Secretary. telegraphed Loeb that he should
cease communicating with Lo Bengula.
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Mayor Gilroy Wen Eaoush to VOTE.

Although not 80 III as to be unable to be out
Mayor Gilroy did not come down to the City
Hall yesterday He sent word to Secretary
Holly that he would rest at homo until to-mor
row. when he will DO mt his desk as usual. He
will attend to his duty as n citizen and cast, q
fS.g &c, s Candidates today. -
To-day is one OF the holidays when the City
Hall has to be open. The Mayors office will
be- nr1n, after the polls are closed to receive
poll clerks tallies. and the Office OF the Clerk
Of the Common Council to receive the returns
Of the inspectors OF election.
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Crank 4 Rariater. Too.

In scanning the registry lists the police
found that some OF the persons who are fraud
ulently registered gave the names of White
law Reid. Thomas c. Plat. Thomas Byrnes.
and other well known men. This happens
every year, and Is taken as an evidence that
cranks register OF course. the assumption OF
a well-knOwn name Is a har to voting when the
lists come to be scrutinised.
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300 Watcher. for Gompers.

The Trades Union Conferences Campaign
Committee was busy all day yesterday at 257
East Tenth street sending out pastors and
circulars to all the unions. 1t will have 300
watchers in the Ninth Senate district to see
fair play for Gompers. who is running for del
egate to the Constitutional Convention. Each
captain is provided with a silk hadge contain
ing the names or Samuel Gompers. FL. Weis-
mann. J. II. Satzer Edward H.. Blick and s.
uIist candidates Ali the other Senate dis
tricts are left to themselves as far as the trade
uniOns ara concerned
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ROME. Nov. 6.-The Rev. DR.. Richard L.
Burtsell. whose sympathy with Dr. McGIynn OF
New York Is believed to have brought him into
disfavor In the Church. said this evening that
Pope. DR.. Burtsell said he had colnplete con.
iidence that the Pope and Archbishop would
yiudicate the cause which he had at heart ana
he trusted i'm plicity tho sertlments OF justlcs
which he knew animated his Holiness.
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Ban dts Near Rome.

ROME. Nov. GA mail coach bound for Rome
was stopped by twelve hiGhwaymen last Friday
near Monte Compatri. about twelve miles from
here. The mail bags were plundered and tho
passengers were robbed OF their jewelry and
money. Police were sent out from Rome on
they surprised all twelve in a farmhouse. and
fred on them until they surrendered. All the
booty TAX en- on Friday. as well as much money
and iewelry obtained at other times were
found in the house.
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Italy Has Her E,e on Them.

ROME. Nov. 6.-The Italian nswspa pers COM
ment upon the strengthening OF French gar
risons along the Italian frontier and the In
crease OF the French Alpine troops Several
journals contend that France is disposing her
army in the south SO as to make it a menace
to Italy, The Cabinet is said to have dis:
guessed Frances action and the Minister OF
the Italian force near the French border
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Blus-ribbousd Democrats.

Leader James W. BOYLE OF the Ninth district
wants the voters Of his district to show their
voters blue Iibbon bearing the Inscription
"Tammany. aud he asked all who were going
to vote the ticket ~ wear the badge to- day.
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Secretary Carlisle was in town yesterday and
made several visits to the Treasury officials In
this city. He called at the Custom House. but
Collector Kilbreth was not In. The Secretary
then visited the Sub Treasury and had q talk
with Assistant Treasurer Jordan.
Mr. Jordan will give . dinner In honor Of
Secretary Carlisle at Delmonicos to- n light. and
the Secretary VIII take the late train for Wash
ington. -
lie said that he had come here on Official
business, hut declined to enter into any dis
cussion Of the financial situation.
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Bsrnhardt In Paris.

PARIS Nov e.-sarah Bernhard opened her
season this evening at the Renaissance Thea.
tire. Despite all reports to tho contrary she
appeared in the original version OF Jules Le-
mattress Les Rois." The scene which was
said to he obnoxious to the Austrian Anbassa-
dor was strongly suggestive Of Prince itu;
dolphs lehth at Meyerling. Parsons intended
apparently y represent the Duchess d Ties
and Louise Michel also were In the cast. The
p0rfOrmnEeo was an unqualified success.
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Mr.. Grant Say. lie wa-a't til. Gaava..-r.

1Ir, lie Forest Grant said yesterday that he
was not the canvasser of the Good Governm ont
Club OF the Twenty first Assembly district
whose interview with Col. Powhatan Weisiger
was reported in yesterdays sun. The infor-
porter OF The Sun at the Good Governme emit
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coon TIMES COMING.
Many Mills Start Up Again. Givine Many
Men Employment.

Men Employment.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. Nov. 6-The mills which
have not turned wheel since June 80 In part
resumed operations to day. The lower mill Of
the Union Iron and Steel Company started the
finishing department. The Mahoning Valley
Iron Company. Andrews Brothers& Company.
and probably Brown. Bonell 4 Company will
start during the present week. The shut
down. the longest in the industrial history Of
the Mahoning Valley. has caused much dis
tress among families dependent upon the
mills The Brown-Bonsll Company will erect
the largest blast furnace in the valley The
Youngstown Bridge Company has tenn orarily
shut down. being unable to secure iron. The
Ohio Iron and Steel Company's furnace at
Lowelville is again In blast.
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 8'-The men en-.
ployed on gun work by the Colts Patent Fire.
arms Manufacturing Company began to-day
working ten hours per day. They have been
| on an eight-hour schedule for several months.
The mach:niets employed by tho Pope Manu-
featuring Company. about thirty-f1ve in num-
Dor. will hereafter work fourteen hours Der
day on account OF the approaching busy sea-
son on bicycles.
JOLIET. H.. Nov. 6.-The officials OF the I'LL
nois Steel Company decided on Saturday to
start up tho Joliet Rolling Mills on Nov. 20.
One hundred and fifty machinists will DO
readiness. The Mills were closed last Decem.
Der. throwing 1900 men out OF work. and this
resumption comes in the nick Of time to pre-
vent business trouble in the city and suffering
among the employees.
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Nov. 6.-To day furnaces 2
s an Il. 2 Of the Open Hearth Min and the Krppp
Works resumed work. giving employment to
about 300 men.
ST ,EBENvIIIE. o. Nov. 6.-The Sumner Bot
months the Minao Steel S Works, after a TWO:
weeks shutdown. and the Brilliant Steel and
Iron Company. which has been shut down four
months. all resumed day.
plant OF the Dunbar Furnace Com pany was
fired up to-day, giving employment to $50
Rao resumed. employing $50 men. Other
W1STHRop. Me. NOV: THE woollen and
cotton mills OF the Winthrop Mills Com pany
resumed operations to- day after a suspension
Of over two months
PRoy1pENCE. Nov. 1.-THE Clyde Print Works.
one Of the largest concerns in the Pawtuxet
Valley. which has been on sh ort time since last
July has started up on full time;
EAsToN. Pa. Nov 6.ThesLehigh Valley shops
months with about ne:fourth. Of the men
suspended and an hour Topped OF each day.
started up this morning on full time. Nearly
alrthe old men are back in their places and
ees: There is great deal Of work to be done
WILLIAMSBURG. Pa. Nov. 8.-Sunday work In
the Philadelphia and Reading repair shop at
yesterday. owing to the threat Of Andrew An:
derson. q discharged employee. that he would
make information against the mon for vioat.
ing the sunday law Seventy-fve men refused
company. A, satisfactory arranGement was
not made, and Anderson had the satisfaction
Of seeing the success of his threat. He was
discharged for refusing to work on Sunday.
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MENU OF THE BANQUET

offered by tho city of Paris to Admiral
Avelan and the Russian navy officers DUR
ing the Franco-Russian festivities
Hors d'ceuvre.
Caviar d'Astrakan. HarIngs dc la BaIti9ue
Sardines russes. Tartines de ST. PeterspourH'
Petites bouchces czarine.
Truite saumOnee a la AeSa
Filet de huu' rationale.
Perdreaux hanques de ralIes sur cronsiadess
Ponds dartichauts Ia franchise.
Croute de champignons moscoylte
Homard IA Ia russo.
Parfaits glaees Cronstadt.
Gaufrettes Ayelan.
Desserts Cafe. LiQueura
Wins: Pouilly. 1887. Graves. 1887.
Medoc. 1884 RichebourR. 1873
ChAmpGRns-DUC DE MONTEBELLo.
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Fly More Warrants FOR FIoa,crs,

Justice Koch. In Jefferson Market Court. yes
terday issued nifty warrants for illegal regis
tration on evidence furnished by the police
and the election inspectors. OF these war
rants, forty-two were In the Eighth precinct
and the others were scattering.
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woatns Riches, American eolIeg. Prize.

PRINCETON. Nov. d-The Stinnecke Prize, ag-
gregatinR in value $1,000. was to-day awarded
70 g. X Bostwick. 90. OF New York city. The
prize Is PAYABLE in three annual installment
Of $500. and is the largest offered by any
American educational institution. The last
winner of the Stinnecke Prize was Jesse b.
Carter, '93. of New York city
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MANCHESTER. Nov. 8.-The great Manchester
ship canal will be entirely completed to-mor-
row. when water will be admitted TO its entire
length. 1t will take two weeks for the canal
to receive its full depth o. water. The first
steamer to traverse the full length OF the canal
will, IL is expected. make tho trip on Dec. !.
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II OF the utmost i'm portsuce just
now. Cold waves and chilly
winds. sudden changes. and
damp weather bring on colds.
pneumonia. and fevers. especially
II the blood is impure and the
system weak and unable TO resist
such attacks. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla makes pure blood. gives
nerve strength and vigorous bod
lily health. thus resisting and re.
polling as we'll as curing disease.
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Killed Himself In Palestine,

BERLIN. Nov. 6.-Herr Meissner. a notorious
pamphleteer from this city was found dead on
the plain near Jaffa. Palestine on last satur-
day. His body had been torn by jackals. Near
him lay an empty bottle, from which he Is sup
posed to have taken dose Of poison
Meissner WAS one OF the witnesses called to
support Rector Ahlwardfs charges. made In
the Reichstag. that Dr. Miguel. Prussian
Finance Minister. had perpetrated n great
fraud some. twenty years ago in connection
with the affairs OF the Ronmanian Railway.
Immedi atey after Ahwardts case fell through
Meissner disappeared. and Tor months nothing
was heard Of him. /,
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PARIS. Nov. en- Ferdinand de Lessons and
his family arrived in Paris to-day from Ia
Chesnaye. his country hOme.w where heIhas been
in retirement for n long time.
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rrogramme of the French Government.

PARIS Nov, Ga member of the Cabinet
SAYS that the Government will demand first q
vote Of confidence. and will promise the intro
duction of four important bills. The first OF
these will be measure providing relief for
the agricultural situation. The second will be
n bill providing for the creation OF Govern
ment agricultural loan and banking institu-
iiOn. The third bill will modify the laws in
regard TO the octroi system ana the fourth
labor and other unions.
The Minister declares that the Government
will ignore the questions OF revision OF the
Constitution the separation OF Church and
state and m income tax
The Cabinet. he adds. Is united. and the
Ministers expect to easily overcome the re.
dictionary opposition. There willsbe a sui-
ncienty large Republican majority to pass the
tillR
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The Great Goa, Strike In England

LONDON. Now Ga committee Of the Coal
Mine Owners Association met in Manchester
to- day to consider the result Of the conference
held last week in London between the asso-
citation and delegates from the Miners Fede-
ration.
At mass meeting OF the miners at st
Helen's. Lancashire. held to-day to consider
the proposals made By the masters at the Lon
don conference last week. 1t was decided not
to accept the proposals.
The masters prop9sals were that a Board Of
Cancellation be appoi9ted. and that the miners
wages pending the decision OF the Board OF
Cancellation. In the mean time the Is per
hy the miners and the wages paid them was
to be placed in bank. aud IL the wages ques-
then the money would be distributed pro rata
among the men.
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MARsEILLEs. Nov 6-The tramway mon
went on strike yesterday. and to-day a mob
gathered in the Cannebiere and amused itself
by overturning cars that were driven by nom
strikers and assaultng the drivers. They OBJ
tanned n quantity OF petroleum. which they
poured ov0r the upset cars aud then set FIRE TO
them. The poliee were out in force. but their
att en- pts to dispense the crowd and protect the
drivers were Ruthless Finally troops were
sent to the scene Of the disturbance. and they
succeeded In restoring order. dispensing the
rioters at the point Of the bayonet.
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SPANS TROUBLE IN AFRICA.

The Bank OF spain sub,crIbes $4,000 to
the War Fund.
MADRID. Nov. 6.-The Bank Of Spain has
subscribed $50. 900 to the fund for carrying
on the operations again the Rifians.
Advices from Mellla show that the Ri lfians
In the neigh borhood OF that place are q uiet at
present Fort Camellos was provisoned yes
terday without an exchange OF shots
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The Majority In Aab,uy County EstInated
Mt 500.

ALBANY. Nov. Estate Committeeman John
Bowe OF this city said tonight: Albany city
and county arc pulling true for the entire
State ticket and ] estimate the Democratic
mnjority in the city at 5000 and in the county
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There wouldn't be any casss of Chronic Ca
TharO'a 600 reward for IN tncurAbls oAAS.
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The sss5::s. cure t1r s 81 a: % :l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-07

The Best FurnIturs
Can be had cheapest At Fiinta west lAth si.-AdA
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HOODS
SarsapariIla
CURES

Hoods Pills are hand made. and perfect
in proportion and appearance. Doc. per box.
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sending down 300 men why don tney III 9h .
Il 5000 while they're about It'll IL they uid.
we'd endeavor to handle them lust the same.
We know our duty AMI VIII carry i out TO the
take good care that voters in Grayesend are
not intimidatel and that the election is not
interfered with In any way"
Kane's office He said: ,.--,.,
McSama5a anG i s. or I'VE others arFIS S1
room RON OF opposite the Town Hall and stood there
thay came ont. and going over to the Town
Hall asked thr men engaged la copying the
crowd went outside. BY and by the men with
Mcnamara began to insist ON being paid;
Tiers was going to be light 80 went up 70
McNamara and advised him 70 get back TO
would. and when the $3.50 O'clock train came
In Charley Norris led him 70 tho train. H.
was so drunk that he couldn't stand up. HIS
we thought mat would end the matter As
When asked what his opinion OF the whole
affair was, Chief Mckane SAID;
My opinion ot Mr.. Gaynor is pretty low.
After saving that the town OF Grayesend was
nlied up with Illegal voters and people who
lived IN The town had no right to vote there. he
sends down gang Of that kind ~ midnight.
corted IN AIR, Gnynors office. Tn" bargain
made with these men WAS thar they We're tnr
r. HeF 9S or ayT ax Ss
Dir GaYpcr or anybody else TO intlInidate our
voters. I don't elieye that Mr.. Gnynor wanted
wants them now. because when Mr. lloderiek
got up To G rs,sss and SeTea to syS him
OF tbis city and for its eject on the Mayoralty