The evening world., 1893-10-28
POLITICAL POT IS BOILING
Brooklyn Republican Managers
Hunting Alleged B~ulldozsrs
Seats for To-Night's Mass Meeting
Are at u Premium.

The Republican Campaign Committee
OF Kings County this morning sent sew
cral detectives to Coney Island, where a
secret investigation of alleged wholesale
fraudulent registration has been carried
on.
The Republican Campaign Committee
has organized a bureau to investigate
the cases of false registration false
naturalization. and to punish the crimi-
nails, Throughout the county Col. Alex
ander S. Bacon, who was just starting
for Ohio to speak for Gov. Mckinley;
Jacob Bremen and Foster l.. Bachus.
who have been active In this from the
first, with John T. Barnard, who has
also volunteered, will take charge OF the
entire matter. The business will be con-
Quoted at the office OF John i. Barnard,
Phoenix Building, Is Court street, where
one or more of the. committee Will be
at all times in attendance. They have a
corps OF intelligent helpers, who Will
make Investigations as 1t may be neces-
sary.
At Republican headquarters this morn
ing several letters were received from
storekeepers who complain that the po-
lice and some other city employees have
compelled them to remove Mr.. Schieren's
picture from their show windows.
The cases were placed in the hands of
the corps of la wyers, who will investi-
gate.
Jacob Dockv eiler, of 26s Atlantic ave.
nue., and Albert c. Anderson, of ~
Dean street. complained to the Repub-
lican Campaign Committee. this morn
ing that they had been assaulted by
five men while investigating alleged
fraudulent cases of registration.
Last night Dockweiler and Anderson
called at 2S6 Atlantic avenue to In
veStigate a case.
AS h came out five men assaulted
them. Among their assailants were j.
J: Cronin, Of l$5 Smith street, and Hugo
Mcfarland, of 2l8 Pacific street. Dock
weller and Anderson say they appealed
to officer O'Connor. of the First Pre-
einct, to arrest their assailants. but the
officer refused to do so, saying that If
the two assaulted men dld not move on
he would arrest them.
The case was placed in the hands OF
the Law Bureau.
Everybody in Brooklyn this morning,
who is not supporting Mayor Body for
a second term of office, was talking
about the big mass-meeting to be held
at the Academy Of Music tonight;
All the morning people crowded into
the headquarters of the Citizens Union
and into Mr.. Schieren's office In quest
Of stage tickets. They met with disap:
been given out more than a week ago,
and since that time the demand for
them has been so great that they are
now selling at a premium.
lie IollllllitttN VI NV biuiiii ~,
which has the meeting in charge. gave
away 1000 stage tickets. The rest of
the house Is thrown open to the public.
This morning n stage ticket was
sold for $3.50. and five others for 81
apiece.
The two chief attractions at the Acad-
envy tonight will be Seth Low. Presi-
dent of Columbia College and ex-Mayor
Of Brooklyn, and William J.. Gaynor.
TIE Democratic candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket for Justice OF the Supreme
Court.
Ex-NIayor Frederick A. Schroeder, who
made the present city charter of Brook
Ign, will preside.
candidate for Mayor, will speak:
The Consolidation League OF Brooklyn
the Assembly and Senate to declare
their position on the matter OF consoli-
dating the two cities, this morning an
nounced the Endorsement of the follow
ing candidates:
Henry Smith. Democratic, Third SEN
publican, Third Senate District; will
lam H. Quinn. Republican. Second Sen
ate DISTRICT: Daniel Bradley Re.
Wolfert; Republican. Sixth Senate Dis
First Assembly District; John F.
Houghton; Republican,, Second Assem-
can, Fourth Assembly District; John R.
Burtis. Republican. Fifth Assembly Dis
trict: W. l. Drain. Republican, Sixth
Assembly District; S. F.. Kneeland, Re
L, Clark, Republican, Thirteenth As
sembly District; Joseph Taylor, Republi-
can, Fourteenth Assembly District; S.
A. ,Wray. Republican, Fifteenth As
sembly District; w. H. Friday, Repub-
Assembly District.