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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
A DINNER GIVEN TO s. r. WHITE.
HIS FRIENDS OF THE BROOKLYN LINCOLN CLUB
HONOR HIN.


HONOR HIN.
dinner IA & v White ex.Member Of Congress. was
given NJ the Lincoln Club Brooklyn last evening MI
White is life member Of the club, and his fcllo" mem
ocrs decided give the dinner in view OF the met mat
he recently succeeded In paying on all the hdeoienhe
he had incurred al time OF his failure year ago
At the tables gathered sevcntyh,o member
and guests of the club. President Herbert J. hct'hhn
was at the head Of the table. with Mr. White on M
right and Secretary Tracy on his LETT. Among une
others present the Rev. Dr. n
j. +. BehIrncs District Attorney Elde"ay
John Oakley General George w. wncste. william Borr
c. X. Wallace. Emerson W. keyes, Henry J. Haydn
J. B. Bowdcn. f. A. Doty, joseph C. Hendrix George II
Morris j. w Brunn. D. p. Morse. william II. Pay.
H. j. Smith. L. V. Chichester. 4. c. Feucroh IL j.
Judsog f. NJ Henderson. G. II. Goldberg H. b. fiatt
q. II. Cook f. d. Berr. Mur,t Hslst"ad. 4 /.
Hopkins DR.. II. +. Williams. F. c. seshnry, Jay
Stone. H. D. Valentine. +. :. StinSon \. T.. lFf'''
J. O. Goodenourh II. D. Dumont, T.. NJ. Hendilck'oh
C. H. Reoua II. J. smith c. ;. Parsons l.. i. Adam
NJ L. Berry James Scfimgcour. j. W. McD"rmo''' = '"
Fav and w. w. Butler.
When tho coffee served President ket'h"n a'o,'
the guest Of the evening. After cterrh@
the word, Of Sir Walter Scott who. he said. pad on
G100 900 by his literary labor the speaker ssd mat 0c"
had not written purcr loftcr message to humsh'''
than had Mr.. White in letter in which he dcNoNl nj
nfe.work to the redemption Of his honor
Tho Battles Of Peace was assigned to Mr.. "hl'e
and he had royal welcome He s1d that IL had h'Nci
him in the work Of the last year Una, IN,
paying Of debts IGade mon a nero Inc compliment 20
TO him for paving did not half 80 great a. u'
compliment Of being released from them by his cr%iI"
Mr. White said he could hay" gone through u''
Of his business affairs hal 1t not been Tor c VI"
sveT,ng fidelity and devotion Of his WE IhIec ''o'
o., Doacon,, White were given at the close Of his speech
Assistant United States DistctAuoney Oakey can
much arnuseinent by his humorous treatment OF nv
Sheen Which was Lost" Secretary Tracy spoke OF ~
shin OF STATE" His remark, were IoudN aPI"'u'''
Tho Roy Dr. Bchrcnd, spoke to ''1hc Ladder of ~
,ugustinen General Georg" w Wineafe Responder "
.Thc Roll OF Death" The Pilgrim from inc "c't
w.s assigned 10 Murat Hastca1. and 1.-The Sword oil th'
Law, 10 District.AttOrney Ridsway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST NJ. CARNOT.
syprs11cASs UNITING IN HIS SUPPORTED

REPUBLICANS UNITING IN HIS sUPPoRT-DE
LEssEPs AND THE CLERGY.
Paris JAM 1s-The Republicans are ignoring per
sonal differences and rallying to the cause Vi ".e
Government NJ Goblet writes 10 the Petite hop"p
lioue, that he will not associate himself win Il cam
paign designed 10 provoke PRESIDENTIAL cia's' Inns
sentiment is generally expressed by other prominent
mon whom the rcactioniss had hoped to attract
n, their side through motives Of personal ambition
The detection OF Royalist plotting at home ana 'i'
Increasing interest Of affairs abroad have ser'cn 10
weaken the hold Of the Panama scandal on uc Pup'
mind and the enemies OF the Government ais" ma
In. public more and increduous. In view Of me
earnest prosecution Of the De Lcssepses ana thelr
associates Of the assertion that President 'ai"' VI
the Ministry has anything to conceal.
In view Of the developments OF the tiiai' at'c"''
has been called TO the part which fcrcihano wv Lop
Got the clergy n take In helping his schcme' anu
b,c, hos heretofore almost escaped observation NJ
de- Lessons and his whole family went pFonnnch'S "
b,,h rosss at the Madeleine all the time tie fafuma
tuhble was being blown. The christening OF each vi
the family was a no less public analr' anu was
brat.d at the Nunchore by special license piei''e
was in one instance asked tn be the godfather. spou
lauon in Panama options 1t Is said went on az inc
Vatican A maIQuise who left to the POPE a h""'ion
., tho place de- la Cor c0rde advised by priest
N convert her Offering OF 10000 francs year u 'he
Peters Pence fund into Panama paper Inc ''>'Ao'
cot a heavy percentage on the TRANSACTION. vi ~
the company was expected 10 pay h"aViN, anu an
suered IN tho expectaons. Every priest WI" got one
Of his flock 10 take a bond or share got commission
It is said The run of priests on the Panama ONES
was so sreat that arrangements were hclhs maui o'
a special office and secretary to receive 'nc"' ""'''
the collapse came. - -, c,od,v
NJ de Iesseps sent out many Sis'e'S va
- .ho hosn,a, al ,he canal works. An appeal WIS
one night made through religious paper u ,he Nea'
and devotion Of the Daughters OF St vincent ue ra'
Next day there we're thirty volunteers WIN
taken to ST. Nazaire the day ai'er I" '''' s
The eyes of the Catholic world OF FRANCE ~ ,.orc
.,o ,,ms r,ys,ed nm these poor herolncs, who were
,n.n ,orcot,.n until other other volunteers were
needed for the yellow fever more spare, 'n''' ',
the other white people who we're at inc nude for
unhealthy period. \ call wa ,nco '
chsplains but mt with so much success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
SHERTFF'S JURY IN GOOD SPIRITS.
ANNUAL, DINNER OF THE FIRST PANEL-SoMh
OF THOSE PRESENT.

OF THOSE PRESENT
~. ANNA, dinner Of the First Panel OF the Sheriff :
, .,s o,von las, night Il, Delmonicos BALLROOM '''h-
oral Horace Porter presided AZ his neht were Sea'o
LIE ,o,, l. German ,ieorgA b. Mcclellan, pre-
~ the Doard Of Ald>rIn"n; Controller lheouo'
~ MYERS, Judge Cowinr. Judge Martin" ana
cx Judge Noah Davis. and at MS ''1 W.T.
william H. McE.rov, the Fey. DR.. C. H. Ihulhg. 81
cl,r McKelway, John w. Kclar. Judge, =. pni''
r,dgo David McAdsm and judge H. W. BpohStaNc'' In
rc,,her. NJ the panc silver pins representing the
I'D ,ods carried by Roman aodiies, ava every hah
-, carried home with him silver lcnhnhc, hau
so,r cucravcd and decorated with the IcfiS r. l. :"
, I,pu,tv Is 1893" The menu cards "tr ciap''"'''
A. 10 20 O'Clock General Porter csllrd Tor orier anu
delivered one his Characteristic speech : i"c' VIZ
~, rccul,r t,asts ShcH Gornan followed bhcIdl I"r-
t,r and then brief address, were madc DF - 7c''''
page the Rev. Dr. {. l.. Thu'lngcr. w H. MeEiioy' 81.
Clor McKclway John w. Kellor j. Hobart HeII"h ""u
jams H. I:rcslin. $780,,
Among thc 200 guests present were Hugh A. MurfF'
Lansing Lamont Commissioner Leicester hoIH" = H.
u.,drrks Judge Pischon H. II L. Townsend, ran" !"
cono,cr o. e. Libby james Boyd Henry "iiS'y' "'''e'
, Nyrr Eugene Thomson George W. NASH jams ="
r,i ,idyc ! Edgar Lcaycaf; Il. p. Dor,mus. julie. a
N,,,,,t T. r. Hunt Jacob Hays. t. T. B'rNrf. ""rp'
q ,;ihson Pembroke jones' H. q. 'iilmora' arthur ~
o,,h,m W. A. Topping d. T. Van Eubnrs Jonh .
sutuhcn IT,, J. u. Cumming, Dr. H. T. Ioo""' 49,
Ucri,vc surrogate Rastus ). RANSOM H. Walter "c"'
"a, Van ,,ptyoori VI. &. u. EOrccn Dr. JOhh ~ WV
., a. u Tburher W. L. Lonnor Franz H. La"Ie"'o
',-c q Haven Clarence T.. Biown John H. Btu anu
chamberlain Thomas L. C. Cralh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
VI. DTPCY-DCTEMPS EXPLAINS.
Ills DUEL WITH NJ. DE CASSAGNhC OFF-MOl

DEPUTIES EXAMINED
Paris. Jan. ls.-M. Dupuy- Dutcmps explained To-
day that he Rad criticised the newspaper edited ly
Paul de CasSagnac, and not NJ. de CasSagnac himself In
connection with the Panama frauds. The duel Is
Of. NJ. DE- CasSagnac is making some bitter remarks
in the lobbics at the expense OF NJ Dupuy Dutrmp>.
Several Deputies were examined by VI. FranquoIillc.
There were charges against them. but the initials
OF their names correspond with the initials entered
In NJ Arton's books All Tie Deputic, protested
their innocence.
The proposed amendment, 10 tho Press laws pro
vide that the Anbssad libcllcd by correspondents
must initiate the prosecution before any action against
the CORES pondcns will be possible The amendments
therefore will he practically dead letters, il
passed The Cocaidc' asserts that Count Mcnabrsl.
whom il has charged vaguely with accepting Panama
money. recommended Cornelius Herr to tine Legion
Of Honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
THE FORMALlTIES ENDED.
MIR MURPHY DECLARED TO BE A SENATOR
THE J.EGI STATURE IN JOINT SESSION cANvAssES
TILE VOTE OF TIE TWO HOUSES.

THE J.EGI STATURE IN JOINT SESSION cANvAssEs
THE VOTE OF THE TWO HOUSES.
Albany, Jan Is lSpecial).-The Assembly Cham
Der was the scene Today Of the formal, Official
proclamation to tic world Of the fact that Ed
ward Murphy, jr., elected a Senator OF tho
United States yesterday by the l., gslature OF the
State of Ncw-lork. The room was crowded with
spectators. Sitting in the front row oil the
gallery, directly back Of the Speakers desk, were
Governor Flower, Mrs. Flower and Colonel l. Z.
Williams, the Governors private secretary. lie
floor OF the chamber back Of the Asscmbynens
seats was a mass of bl'ck-coated men from Troy.
The ceremony was Il simple one. 1t lasted
barely five minutes At II O'Clock precisely tho
Senator's, headed by observation-disclosures Sheelan'
entered the Assembly Chamber. Mr.. SIcehan took
possession of the Speakers chair 10 act as chair
man. while tl.. Senators occupied chairs in the
arena in front of the clerks desk. There wac
no balloting The Lieutcnant-Covernor directed
Clerk Dunning Of the Senate, and Clerk DE FrceSt
of the Assembly, to read the minutes Of the pro-
c,edings of the two Houses yesterday. iIese
showed that in the Senate Edward Murphy, IT,,
received seventeen votes, Frank iliscock tweive
votes and Whitelaw Reid vote; ana that 10
the Assembly, Mr. Murphy received seventy-three
votes and Mr. Iliscock ffty-two votes.
1T appearing" said the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that Edward Murphy, j., had majority oil tho
votes cast in botn Houses for United States oena
tor to take the place OF Frank hscock 10, , I
vears from March 4, 1885, | hereby declare me
said Edward Murphy, lr.,, elected Senator OIL 'n0
, nited States .Or the said ttrni ,...
This completed the ceremony. Licu.cnau ~
Governor Shcchan and IN" Scnators I,tuInou it, "a
the senate Chamber, and the Assembly res"'ne"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
THERE ARE STILL TUJ MAJORS.
THE LONG I:LANp CITY CASE WILL BE DECIDED
To-Day.

TO-DAY.
An application was argued before Judge Bartlett
in the supreme Court. Brooklyn. yesterday for Il
mnndamus in behalf Of loratio 5. sanford to compel
Patrick j. Gleason TO deliver to him the books,
papers and office OF Mayor OF Long Island city.
right OF Mr.. Sanford to the property and papers. II
he proved beyond shadow OF doubt his title to
the Office of Mayor. Sanfords counsel presented
an affidavit showing that Mr.. Sanford had been
elected and that the courts had decided Nj. Sanford
elected. On January hc had applied for the
offices and papers and mad been refused A counter
AFFIDAVIT was presented for Mr.. Gleason.
Judge Bartlett said there denial on
the face OF the returns thai Nr. sanford was
elected Mr.. Sanford's counsel said that bis client
had been recognized Mayor by the Common
Council and the City Treasurer. Judge Bartlett said
that the Only point whether Mayor Gleason held
over in the oricc until the City Clerk made dcclara
ton He would decide that this morning
Patrick j. Gleason probably the happios man
in Long Island City yesterday when he learned that
Police Captain Anthony :. Moods had refused 10 obey
the Sanford movement. Early Yesterday morning
John j. sullivan president OF the Goaso: Police
Board ordered all the reserves duty. This
action was based on the strength Of rumor that
n Judge Barlctts decision In the maHdamu5 proceed
ncs was favorable Mayor sanford. his friends w"ud
seize Tho CITY Hall by and hustle out May e
Gleason and the her members oi h> government The
police were kept in reserve all day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
OBITCARY.
DIR. JOHN Il. RICE.

Tie funeral services Of Or. John b. Rice member or
the XIIXth congress Ohio who did at his home
In Fremont, January H. took place on "edhus "'
ST. paul's Episcopal Church. at that place Dr. ilcc
vas ,Ntyone years old aud left wife and two charrn
A brother Charles F.. Rice. is with the firm OF Dunam
buckley & Co.. Of this city. His father. who was q
vrciulan was an eminent physician and an ardent
snti,laycry advocate, and went to Ohio In the carly
mart OF tho present century. Or. Rice was always on
active Republican, but when his term in Congress wis
nearly ended he declined a rcnonnau upon the ground
tina: In addition 70 the eNoctng duties imposed upon
faithful member Congress the annoyance, from persistent
onIce seekers made the office dsaecelblc one 70 him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
VI. OBERNDORFFER'S BIG EOMMlSSloNo'

MILLIONS PAID TO HIM ON TIE ioH0
LOTTERY BoNDS-IIow THE ACCUSED p'To
tbs NAY BIZ PUNISHED
Paris, JAM ls.-Thc testimony given Dy VI
oberndorrer banker In tho trial now c"h"7 " "
Close Is tho subject OF considerable comment a' ''
lead TO further inquiry. VI. Obef1inorhc' 49,
2049,342 francs commissions from '.o ~ ,I
Canal Company. lie said II was because NJ va.
originator OF the issue Ct the lottery bonds. JIG w
prepared the plan for the issn'. and received ,.
mission on all the bonds taken mp by the puo"c' w
rcsard TO a second sum OF 2.GG0,OOO francs ~ nav
received from the Canal Company, NJ. pDerhuo'",'
said that he had guaranteed the issue OF Il .'','
number OF the lottery bonds, on each OF whcn TIC .
paid francs so ccntimes to the company. ii's po''
On that operation was s:9.7oo francs. rs TIE Co.,
go francs he had placed In the hands Of the company
had 10 b. deducted from the 2.6G00 900 francs.
Asked as TO whether he had not signed "ri''e"
contract for those important operations the VIM
sd there had been nothing but verbal uhderS',N
ing but that he had given receipts for tho sums ne
kad received. N. Rau hes denounced these ana o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

Lunacy Commissioners to their financial needs. ana
for what purpose specifically they desire TO eApend the
money. The State Lunacy Commissioners are au-
torzed TO Inspect and analyze these estimates ana
strike out snch proposed items OF expenditure as they
think eNtiavaCant
The proposed financial system Is copied from the
system of managng the affairs OF the state prisons.
Governor Flower believes In the plan ana IL can pe
predicted with crrtanti that hi, powerful influence
VIII IL, back Of the hill introduced by Senator cantor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
LnHY 4 rrRMiX,S CITY HOrSE.

The No. 557 Fith.lyc.. has been purchaset ~
John c. Furman. brother OF Mrs James NJ Waterbury.
from Ascher wenscn the Hebrew rclestae operator.
for 800 900. Is situated between Forty-hA
and Fortyxth sts on side o, the avenue, ana
Is ircosly opposite the homo Of the Loos Club now
being made ready club. 1t 100 feet In dephs
four height and has frontage on the avenue
OF twenty-five Mr. Furman has lately been enscs'
tanning iayshIy In westchester County. and hb new
homo Will give him ample opportunity fusthek 70 hvnN
his powers e . host
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
rur PRICES CASE CONSIDERED.

Tho members Of the committee OF prosecution IN .nc
case Of PIcsbytery Of New'foik 'sa"ss -. ~, oo,c
'""',' McCoox at NO. 10 Broadway Yesterday
Of The question before the committee was %Gethe,
.hould carry an appeal from the decision Oh
the New.York rresbytcry ia the Diisgs case W ,,,oc
eI' unable To reach a decision In Tie h"'N'
Inc no,her meeting will be held this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
JUSTICE BREWER TALKS TO TIE AssEMBinMEN'

Albany. Jan. Il (-pccal.-Afcr VIZ. Murphy had
becu declared elected United states senator anu IN"
members Of the Upper Iion-c lad returned TO '"'lr
Chamber SPEAKER SulLcr noticed that Ju-u'e DhN"
j. Ercwcr Of the United states supreme Court "a'
I'm the Assembly Chamber. Justice Brewer Wa -
cort,d to the Speakers desk and asked TO say
few words 10 TIE member. lie complied VII" INV
request and said
Mr. Speaker and gentlemen Of IN" House
had occasion last night. from this desk. 10 speak 10
thc judiciary OF the state. II has given me great
nlr, surc 10 look In this morning on orc Drhnch
Of the Legislature Of the great state Of New YORK
and witness you In your deliberations. and Ii ma
Given me great pleasure to sc" gathered 'os''h''
I'm thi, room. bO.h houses Of your Legislature ala
IN witness that simple but impressive ceremony "
which you expressed To the people OF ms Nalon
I'm. choice Of Of your distinguished citi|hS' 1,
r.nrsent the great State of NewiOrk In Tie senate oil
~, Iited states for the next SIX years coz
cratuoir YOU. | congratulate III STATE CohsEstuat
H.. Zntin on the wise cOu.Nr that You nave ,hhh'
Ir, I ~, not here To make speech. slhlPi; u
Sire to expires, my thanks Tor h' courtesy Ho' INV
Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
To PAINT 4 PORTRAIT or PADEREWSKf.

l. Fdwar, Barclay is TO paint portrait Il Pade
rewsk which Is to he presented TO william stenway
NJ the close OF the present Padcrcwshi season. Por'
traits OF the celebrated pianist have been made BY
Alma Tadema and by the Princess Loh;e-tbe picture
bcpg I'm England. The portrait by Mr. Barclay. an
English artist. resident in America, Will remain
HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
rxsrcf'FsSFrL BALLOTS At OLYMPIA.

DILEMMA. Wash. Jan. 1.-THE Legislature In Joint
.i, ,od,c took i've unsuccessful ballots for Inl,ed
states senator ard then adjourned out Of respect Tor
tho memory of eXire-ident Hayes. The Last ballot
resulted: Allen tRcp.J 43 Turner Q:cp) -; Grigss
tD,rlD -: Tcats f'op) y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

Only three OF the men whose election as Cniteo
states Senator was formally completed yesterday
are new to that Office. Mr.. Edward Murphy !r'
who will succeed Mr. IIiscock next March. was horn
In Troy, ~ Y. In 1885 That city Is still his nome.
lie was taken into partnership by his father, who
was wealthy brewer about thirty years ago, ana
has communicated "A large fortune. lie has long
been arently interested In politics, and IN the recent
National camraign WAS chairman OF the New-fork
State Democratic Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge. who will succeed Mr.. Dawes.
was born I'm Boston In 1850. and is Harvard
graduate. lie studied law, but has devoted himself
mainly to literary pursuits. lie Is now completing
his sixth years service Representative IN Con-
grc,s ana was reelected for another term last fall
stephen VI. White. Of Los Angeles, CAL. was horn
IN that city about fifty years ago lie Is lawyer
by having been several years senior mem:
bcr OF the firm Of Bicknell While, and u man ~
hiah sturdIng In the state. lie Acting Lsuten.
ant Governor under Governor Pacheco. In 1s'4'I5.
Thereafter he was active and prominent In politics.
lie presented General stonemans name for nomination
rs Governor in lee. and In $50 chairman Of the
convention that nominated Washington Bartlett for
the same Office. lie stumped the state for Oevs'
land I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
LORD ELPliINSTONE.

Jordon Jan. iS-Loid Elplnstone died to-day in Mus.
seibrrr Scotland. William Better Fullerton Elnhnstone
wa, born in 1928. lie captain In the Royal Navy
served in the Baltic and Black Seas in 1854 In ChI@a
the East and Wet Indies and the Pacific He retired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
THE PONCE DE LEOy'S SIXTH SEASON.

1t. Augustine. Fla, Jan. Is (specian.M p. m.
TO- day the Hotel Ponce de Leon was formally opened
for its sixth seasUn. under the management Of .. d.
seavy. The first guest TO register was Admiral A. V.
H. Leroy, OF New-York; followed 10y Commodore A. +.
Douglass, OF New York Mrs. D. Shedd, Of STANFORD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
,.,,, TIE s,,ppoRr OF THE PAIPER INSANE

.,,,,r, Ian. II t,peca)-sc aiof Cantor intr ducei
Am ,a,v which IMPOSES u tax OF onehird NJ Il
~, ON each dollar Of taxable property for ne sup
mort Of the paupcr insane In the State hospitals. I'M.
low will raise IL 10000. remarkable feature Oh
ibis proposed law is its requirement that the trustees
AZ the state insane asylums shall submit an te"Aea
estimate every fifteen days to the s'ate Doa'u VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

The inexpensive shc-Mr ~ J.. N~Iy aarI,er his
IAN Ceased no care for me- Adele! came eaiia.a , me-
y you and rOu DO not look glad u see l.,
Miss Adele sartean-Indeed am Haa W from ali
Rut this is my hour for resting my 'ea'a'eS ''''
expression Voguc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
rrprnucAx NOMINEES IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston ". Va Jan. - (-pccaD.-Thc Repub'
,ic,ns Will hold their senatorial caucus tomorrow
NIGHT Their nominees Will probably BE- the Hon:
Stephen Is. Elkins and ;lle Hon. a. W. Campbell Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

Conn. p H. Zabrisbd Of Cherry Ill., n. j.. and Peter
Dmfiy and family, Coone Howard Gray and \. L.
Muison and wife. OF NewiUrk
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-06-24
NET HIS MATCH.

He could lick the shiftiest boxer that ever
donned the mitts.
And IL wouldn't take him very long to do 1t;
he was pat on all the upper-cuts and scient1nc
hits.
Was he doubtful of his prowess? No, he
knew 1t.
he could lick John L., that fstic chief, who
once deied the earth,
And keep him hustling constant in his orbit
he could lick big Peter Jackson, with his Ethi-
opian girth.
Play baseball with the champion, Jimmy Cor
bett.
You might gather all the middle weights, from
Dempsey up TO Hall
He could lick the whole caboodle In a minute
The weller weights, the feather weights, and
weights both great and small
Could he lick them? Tell the truth, they
weren't in it.
BE could lick the giant Samson, and Goliath If
Yon please.
All English scrubs and bum Australian tramps
he could lick them single handed, or In groups
of two and three
But he couldn't lick the new Columbian
stamp.
st. Paul Globe.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1893-06-24
Where. the, Weaver Vote Would
Have Gone

Washington Fost.
Il can tel you aDepisodeof last years
presidential campaign in Kansas that
will beeof interest democrats"
said Mr.. J. B. Cnanch, editor of the
Hutchinson CKas. Times, att Wizards
last evening, ME. Crouch is a rsek-
ribbed, ironsclad, dyed in-thawool dem
oerat,. and eternally opposed to the fu-
sion of hiEparty and the papulists OH
the lines hitherto followed in Kansas
"You have hearai much" he said abont
democrats and peoples party men in the
western states; combining i'm order 10
take the electoral vote out of the peo-
pies cofumn,. bat do you know that If
Cleveland had failed of election in the
college Harrison would have been the
president? I know there was a secret
and thorough understanding betxsen
the republican national committee and
Weaver and a few of his immediate friends
The trip, Of Weaver and Mrs. Lease
south was in pursuance of an agreement
with the republican managers, and their
expenses were paid by the republican
committee. Furthermore, Mrs. Lease
was paid $500 for her interview in the
Chicago Inter- Ocean by western repub-
Leans, and the disturbance of the grand
rally in Topeka was part of the
programme"