New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

suffer judicial thief would have been lost WIN In
an expression Of hrmness ana % ma Un iS
"Remember CIeveiand's advice to Pat Lyons. OF
RufYoio DO home an vote the straight Democratic
ticket. from Maynard down. II you'll Dut 90 ms ms
one an all. we'll show our enemies how we can
give the coop de grass to the ike dipsit OF our
After this outburst Chiko retired to the corner OF
his cage had another hot rum and cigar, ana
went to sleep mum ping so me Interpreter s"'u ~
morrow, tomorrow tomorrow!
DECLINING TO VOTE WITHOUT "HARNEss"
The next day was Election Day. and the Park
Commissioners issued strict orders to the police
and others engaged in the big pleasure ground
Everybody was commanded to come no nearer than
a mile of the Zoo" Anybody found crossing the
line was to be subjected instantly to arrest, ana
I'm case Of resistance death. In fact the menagerle
NJ New-Yorb became the Town Hall of Grayesend
for the time being. to speak. II was known
that the attempt would be made that day TO vote
e"i ea4ringe D drawn VIM By pair Of 5ooded horses
stopped In Fifth-ave There were Xo liveried
coachmen and footman on one doc was the
PAINTING Of lion rampant and the other tiger
couchant. a 1850 set of harness. with the stamp OF
the London maker on each piece completed lI,,, the
magnificent appearance Of this superb turnout s,It
lis that Mr. Cookers carriege? said a citizen
him t with HH' his club. IN 90 an do what Grover
told Pat Lyons of Buffalo 10 do,vote ne straight
Democratic ticket. from Maynard down" -. o
The footman got down ana went into the ma
nagere. This was early in the mornns, ana Int ~
their seats. but neither Chi%o nor the footman
appeared. Then the footman returned acne wear ar
ine a woebeGone look, mounted MS box , ana me
carriage dashed up Flith-aye amid JeerS from 'he
crowd. who OWNED what ma napp'hheu n,, ,., 90
Nigh; came. Everybody hurried downtown 10
thc hotels and newspapers offices to learn the re-
suit of the days voting II cane ana the o mum
by Joyous Republicans. gathering force as II rolled
uptown. swell"d in volume un 81 II e' h, 'nronSh
frantic with fright sought th' corner OF ms cage
and ad down low Pat ! ySp9 GeTe l e WASH
incton. Richard Croker in Fourteenth-s,,, tried
IN yam 10 and d"" !pay" Boody and senator Hill
And they all. from Chko to The hst-naned Dave
Greot crowds went to the Park Wednesday. and
looked through the bars Of cn nix , fage s,o,
Whispering something into his own ear re-
piled wa wa72 o.s in the Interpreter. who was again
on hand; he's merely explaining his absence from
the polls Thou canst not say ! did IT,. or words r,s
'But why d* Re refuse to vote? ?'o ...,,..
They were here yesterday, and tried all they
could to induce Chilko to go out and enter the car
use. IN GO said he when YOU bring me an t.rg-
sr-mnde suit OF clothes, and another five dollar
ness ei'; made In England the old man. The five
dollar IN was Of course iorthr9hmns; que Il was
them Chiko wouldn't stir. Half dozen sparrow
of every man Jack Of them could make him bulge"
oh" replied a bystander. Il jast heard the vii
lain remark. We don't know, what we want. so We
don't; but we must nay, H. ..,, g.. ,
who spoke Tor the first time.
And the minds OF the other T1mmany Chikos
In like condition. I'll bet. put In the same
suppose he had been willing to accompany the
fcotman." said the writer. wouldn't he have been
missed by the Keepers
don't go here, no more than In Coney Island You
T rene wnen Vas anage
ago. The man r the lion house was asked by one