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PERSONAL.

In reply TO an intlmatlon that he might be chossa
as the successor OF the late Professor swing
pastor Of. the Central Church. Chicago Prtsf8
Angel Of the University Of Michigan. Ann Az.
saws that preaching Is not his VOCATION SHI "
would no; aecep, the position under any e'ea~
stances.
Says The London Globe In commenting up0a
the American Ambassadors statement thai duras
the whole course OF his residence in England ~
has never heard "A story 10 which prude neea
take exception. Mr.. Bayards critics nave Over, ,,,
looked one rather important TACT ne ial .nas
Mr. Bayard has the misfortune TO pe SO yea, maSs
he hardly ever hears any stories N all except suoa
as arc shouted into his ear at the top o. the mar
rator's voice. II is fact which clearly ma! ~
count for good deal
In his recent lecture at the Academy ot MUSE
says The Philadelphia Record" Henry water
SON the eminent Kentucky editor was endeavo'~
to impress upon HIS audience the very Hite per
sonal consequences Of questions that So m o. Va
t,onal interest He deprecated the ven1moas arg''
men,s which arise from such questions a. u"
restoration or abiicauon OF Queen l''uoAa.A~
from the throne OF Hawaii what liIe; gn. .. IN
Il make TO US ordinary pope an "a. Mai mai.
tiers II to you Pennsyvanans whether l'.S Sr,inn.i
not duty on raw sugar! 10 ~, De NJ In ours A
shout Of laughter greeted his alusloh I'D '"A' lam
weakness.
According 10 The North China Herald. the ~"
peror OF China is the subject II not the heto'
story that s circulating In PeAihs y -
eunuch II is said. recently dehVe'eu n.
dispatch meant for the inperal eye alone i"so Wv
hands OF one OF the ladies OF the harem' m.
upon His Majesty seized sword and immeu'sn
decapitated the offending messenger me ~ ~
OF Picking are said to speak OF the lnc''e"' W.,
undisguised satisfaction. REGARDING y aS s,sy an
that the Emperor has mind OF his own ~, IAN.
and may vet succeed in breaking throush t.e " or.
r,eis Of The silken net which has hitheF'o WJ
plctely hindered the development o. "'s ''
uaity. .
In rho M. ~ the late Dean Buckland when ..
inst anoeared In England. 1t IS related tha' w.
time he and a friend. riding toward LONDON -
very dark night lost their way Buckan n,, MI q
fore dismounted. and. taking up a ,naar,sa hb
reolosicai nose telling him the precise ioSA""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

evidence which can easily be procured agaihs.
the Tammany Commissioners the Governor o.
NcwYork will promptly approve the ac''on u
the Mayor in Kidding the municipal uepar'h'n''
of the rascas who have joined IN the sch''"i
.Tammany sacking Of the public fuhds. As ~
trict-Aftorncy Fellows charges against MN
can he made directly to the Governor. ana 'h're
can be- no doubt rs to the result OF such charges
TIN, pcople of New York by an Overwhelming
ma ioritv. have put in the Mayors chair man
whom they can trust They look win conf
,cncc 10 such action on the part OF Mayor
Strong as will1haticr into fragments the crlm-
inol Tammany combination which has brought
so much shame and disgrace upon this city
The Republican Governor, the Republican Legs
loturc and the Republican Mayor Of this city
Will act in harmony in removing the rcproach
with which Tammany Hall has cursed TINS
metropolis and has made It's name byworu
and = kissing among the nations of the earth
In order TO restore the fair fame of this city. III
order TO make honesty the guiding principle OF
municipal government. in order to give the pro-
pie Of NcwYork their rights. in order To put
an end to the reign Of cxtorion, of OPPRESSION
ruiiianiSm and backmail. great changes must
hc made in every department of Ncw-lork
Those changes must be undertaken promptly
and unfnchingly; they must be carried through
with resolution and energy. Colonel Strong has
the qualities and the capacity requisite for the
largest success in bringing about the most I'M
poriant reforms those which the people are so
eagerly demanding With the superb vote OF
confidence which the citizens gave To him yes
tcrday Colonel Strong is empowered to 90 far
and do much. The people expect great doai
Of him. They are not likely TO be disappointed.
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win each fresh development I'm the evolution
Of Thurber the thoughtful observer tells himself
that the zenith has been reached. that even
ThuIber can Use 10 no greater height. Surely
be has da2zled and delighted us for the last
time. Even his infinite variety Of resource
must be- exhausted Hut as each occasion re-
codes ana while still assure ourselves that
there Is nothing more for Thurbcr 10 do. that
amazing that incXhaustbe creature turns up
again. more delicious. more unspeakabe and
more weird than ever There is no end to him.
no limit to his versatility. He is phenomenon
a Proteus. Kaleidoscope. chameleon.
His latest. and therefore his largest and his
most brilliant achievement was reached. If we
may believe recent Washington dispatches. last
Thursday. ON that day. # will b. remembered
the car Of all the Russias died and on that
day. about the hour Of noon. Thurbcr sat in
his office NJ the White House. representative
Of the United Press called for the purpose OF
bringing t. the President the first announcement
II the death Of his illustrous felow-sovereign
Thurber received him. of course. lie is always
cordial to The press and SO. he arose. his intel
ecnt features fairly beloved with welcome He
shook hands. he smiled a broad mprcssonlstic
CARED speech. and he was about To bcstow upon
the representative of the press. the freshest
cpigram then current In high o:fcial circles-a
little jcu despr!t OF his own-whcn the newspa-
pcrnan handed him the dreadful bulletin and
sa' down. Thurbcr gazcd at II for "A moment,
sighed. unfurled his smile called in his wink dis
missed his cpiEram. and I'm voice broken by
emotion begged 20 be- excused. He was excused.
Thurhcr vanished into the sanctuary. Within
i've minutes hc returned, his eyes wet. his hand
shaking The Atmosphere lurlSed In the folds of
his clothing. An unutterablc sorrow spoke In
every gulp sir" said Thurbcr-and his voice
shook like a reed beaten by the wild North
-"hc-my-the President. you know, Is
ncxpressibly shocked and grieved by the sad
event of which you have just informed him. 1t
was not. perhaps. altogether unexpected but II
Ia none the less prostrating on that account.
He thanks you for the thoughtful attention. He
would make his acknowledgment in person. but
cannot trust himself In this the first blush OF his
grief. TO speak to any one. But he Ia
sensible OF your dutiful behavior at this mo-
ment Of affection. and he bids me assure you
that--excuse the tears-he WILL bear the blow
with Christian fortitude. have much more to
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GOOD YORK IN BROOKL w.

The rcorsanized Republican party in Kings
County has swept everything before IT, The
majority against Hill is certainly 1000. and 1t
may run considerably higher Every one OF
the five Congressional districts has been carried,
and gains in the Legislature are reported The
Republican city and county tickets have been
elected by large pluralies. and the redemption
Of the local government begun under Mayor
Schieren can now be completed. The Rcpub
lican party has earned this splendid triumph by
the publication Of the organization, by excellent
nominations and by substantial reforms and re-
trcnchmcnts in the municipal administration
The people have set the seal Of their approval
upon reform politics conducted by a responsible
and harmonious organization.
The Mclaughlin machine has been run
straight into the ditch. The State ticket and
the Congressional candidates were sacrificed in
the desperate hope Of electng Democrat to
the lucrative Office Of Register, and that
has been lost. The Shepard Democracy has
made loud and enthusiastic canvass for its
local tickets. and has declared war upon ''thc
machines Of both parties These were dishon
est tactics. for 1t was well known that under
the new conditions Of reorganization there is no
Republican machine The Republicans, having
elected Reform Mayor last year and vastly
improved the administration Of the town. wisely
declined to form any coalition with the Shepard
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Fore!gn.-The japanese are attacking Port Ar
thur; the Chinese army is reported 10 be panic
stricken by recent japanese victories. -- Ar
rangements were completed for the removal or
the Cars body from I.vadia TO ST. Petersburg.
- The Hova Government Of Madagascar II
is said. will make a stubborn resistance to the
demands of France. - Philip Gilbert Hamer-
ton died in France.
D0mestic-The elections resulted in an IN
prccedented Republican victory; Morton's plural
ity over Hill will be $4,000. and the Legislature
is overwhelmingly Republican: Republicans car
ried Ohio bv 10000 estimated plurality. Illinois
by 10000 Michigan by 10000, Indiana by 10000
Wisconsin by $1,000 Massachusetts by 10000 and
Minnesota by 5000; other states throughout the
Union show Republican p,uralitos or gains IN
Ike proportion: the Republicans will have two
thirds majority in the NewJersey Legislature.
- The Republicans will have about 200 MEM
hers of the next Congress, and a majority.
City and Suburban-The Republican and Anti
Tammany municipal ticket was elected by a
,,,,ra,i,v Of AZ 600 --- Many arrests were made
for violation OF the election laws - In Brook
lyn the Republican city and county tickets were
elected Go All the Republican candidates for
Congress in Kings County were elected -
Staten Island was carried for the Republicahs
80 J.. f. Quigg was elected TO Congress In
the XVIII District; r. C. Shannon In the Hlilth;
Philip b. Low in the XVIII; Il. l.. Fairchild in
the XVIth: A. j. Campbell in the Xth, and prob
ably Ferdinand Eidman in the Nlth
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Increasing
cloudiness. Temperature yesterday: Lowest, %
degrees: highest. 40; average. S7i2.
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,,, hut--tb,s Is not the time-my heart 10 iu''
go go. my dear sir-another day-Se
turn now 10 the Presence where a's "ee""
r,oroveII-no-call again when we are cai''e''
This story would. Of ITSELF be Interesting
orouyb This picture of the President oo"e"
down by the death of his great ana eoou o'o'"N'
,na - Tburber weeping and palptating III ~ III
,othvex oficio as 1t were-is delicious eno"e"
=, @ Glands But when consider tha' VI"
Thursday nj the very moment wheh i""
o,,erged from the consecrated chamber anu VII"
streaming eyes informed the United fIeS' '.p
ros.ptattve Of the Presidents unutterape s'
Union we consider that at that very ''i''"."'
Mr. Cleveland was in the Maryland "ooo'
,oen miles away. and had been there s'''ce e"'''
dawn shooting squirrels. the picture oe''
feverishly exciting. :. an
nc ourea we understand that Thurber Is an
extraordinary person 1t may well DC '""'
9, vorsed IN atmosphere. SO dependent upon "
for moral and intellectual sustenance' anu ~
ors,,,ve IN the most subtle change IN its cn"'
actor ard texture could have coh"u'''"''
with his absent chief. and. through Some my
terIous telepathic medium. receiver ''e
mans message sent in the intervals OF i"hcneo"'
pr, # ia n new and startling revelation OF lho'
ber's wonderful versatility, and IL SHOWS "
cai, the folly Of making calculations up'"
srcb . man or endeavoring to fix a limit 10 ''i'
I1,,,;Dn
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Roswell Flower you have an uncommonly lew.
head. You said you didn't care q a..
votes" and when you were requested by SENATE.
Hill to stand from under you just went ana ~.
1t without a kick. And now Senator Hin u,.s
he had let You alone and stood from under h.
self Roswell. Shake!
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INDICrMENr OF THE THIEF BY A DEE

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OCRATIC JURY
On March % 1892 the Bar Association Q, csu.
Work cornposed chiefly OF Democrats a.s ,sgt
nr,sinp the most eminent members OIL w. de-
profession. bv an almost unanimous ..ssA 81
cclared that .sEhe offence rCn"isv est
Im.,yc MAYNARD H. one of ehc VEN
s"~s:,, 70 The iaw:" adding: III IN As
nossbe 10 consider Judge Maynard d. n the
action taken In ignorance of the tactS. % .Iisou.
heat of a violent political contest o ,nrancs
"nrorturitv for due dellberation. or III 's,,rsren.
- ,ha law this case would present u'} udss
features But there is no such p'sslp.itI Lat Hs
MAYNARD has himself cut us OH rom ron tar, that
has made public proclamation Oh tne ,as made
his decision 10 remove those returns "s,,ation:
with 4 full knowledge OK toe eh'iis and that
thot he took time fer full deliberate" a. accepU
acter mature final consideration. he NJ"
the full responsibility for his action
M,pGMEHr UPON TIE AGENT
n, vovember 7. 1898. Isaac II. Maynat%S efs
,n"i OF David ~. Hell In tue :" ne court
Ssmrc. was a candidate for election " sOl go
~ Anne,,s and was beaten ny
votes. AZ
THE FINAL, VERDICT OF THE fEoi
THE PRINCIPAL. s,...
On November 6. 1894. the people ,o"trd 80
NJ NewYork defeated. - 1890
coudcmned David u. 1aisA -
hoteS
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John G. Sheehan ought to be in a position to
realize the necessity Of carrying himself very
straight nowadays. AS an official under fire he
should be scrupulous In ordering his daily walk
and conversation as to avoid public criticism.
As q Police Commissioner he is presumed TO
know something about the law which he has in
part to interpret. Yet he set himself up ycster
day as so constituting the Election law as to
make II proper for voter to take only so many
ballots as he chose into the booth with him
His object was TO facilitate voting on the part
Of his Tammany heelers. The obvious intent
Of the law Is that each voter shall be supplied
with q full set. Of ballots. With the blanket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

Democracy They have elected their local TICK
cts and apparently obtained complete coh'roi
Of the municipal administration IL WIS goo"
uoiticS and il implies good government
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THE HISTORY or A CRiM0

THE THIEF AND HIS MASTER
On December 90 1884, Isaac u. srse
nv David H. Hills orders. stole Tue NJ
Election rcuurn from the NNth senate n,m
trict; which resulted in making the senate I'VE
ocratic by fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

For the bonef, OF certain persons in high phc..
in this town who are not feeling well this morn,.
we rise to remark that tickets to Canada chn \.
obtained at the Grand Central Station and ia
sailing days Of European steamers may be tounA
in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

Mr. Recorder smyth. You had your innI,..
when you fined him for contempt OF court nu.
John w Goff isn't in contemp; now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

The large number Of separate ballots furnished
70 each voter yesterday and the time required
for asserting and folding them furnish an ire
sistlble argument in favor Of the blanket ballot.
The obstacles in the way Of such an amendment
10 the Ballot law have now all been removed,
and we presume that among the early work OF
the next Legislature will be an act for simplify
ing and facilitating the process Of voting. GOV
ernor Morton will unquesti0nably have much
pleasure in signing bill TO that effect as soon
rs il reaches him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

In their despair ut not getting letter from
Cleveland in support of ILL., resort was had on
the morning Of Election Day TO what must be
written down as the cheapest trick OF the cam
pacn. This was to palm off an old letter. which
spoke OF presenting united and solid front TO
the enemy. as if the President had just written
II. In point Of fact. the letter WAS written dur
ing the Presidential campaign Of 1872. The
true state Of the cas-" was made known as
promptly rs possible, but too late to influence
many voters We doubt, though II the garbled
and perverted letter turned n single voter to
Hill Mr. Cleveland never showed his political
sagacity more adrotly than in steering clear OF
the New York contest absolutely. The event has
fully justified his wisdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

Congressman Quigg is the man that "husts..
We congratulate him heartily
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The People meant business.
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Jn1cf 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Noilres.

Derby Desks and office furniture.
DERBY KILMER & POND DESK CO..
Hickman 81. Newly OrK
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REWARDING THE THIEF.
On January 10. 1892. Governor FIoweM .r.
nnx;.l ne. Hills orders. rev nrdcN SHrA

mnp.sl by appOnting Nm 70 pace Oh t ''o al
M the Court OF Appeals: and on Decemoe' :"
1892 reappointed him to that place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

David b. HIS opinion Of dead issues" wou,,
be interesting just now.
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calls "thrashing over old straw" A~
Roswell Flower, you have an uncommon,, !.
head. You said you didn't care a darn .'
votes" and when you were requested by sens,..
Hill to stand from under you just went ana a..
It without a kick. And now Senator HIN Nit
he had let you alone and stood from under h,''
self Roswell Shake!
The People meant business.
Congressman Qugg is the man that hustle.
We congratulate him heartily
Mr.. Recorder smyth. You had your inn,..
when you fined him for contempt OF court. pm
John w. Gof isn't in contemp; now.
For the bonef, OF certain persons in high nh...
in this town who are not feeling well this morn,D.
we rise to remark that tickets to Canada Can \.
obtained at the Grand Central Station and N.
sailing days of European steamers may be .ouna
in another column.
It was Hill, not tho flrmers who got showed |.
David r. HIS opinion Of dead issues" vou,
be interesting just now.
To "Blue-eyed BLY," Of Buffalo Do YIN
really think you'd better move to New-York? N
YOU remember that touching line in "ParadI~
Lost? which way turn is He'll"
Tammany Halls wgwan can now be used IA
morgue-only IL isn't big enough.
Il was announced yesterday that William
Sheehan was going to open a law Office in this
city. After yesterday it may not be pleassp,
a place OF residence for him as he had hoped but
he has the consolation OF knowing that Brother
John Is likely to need his aid.
Grover Cleveland to Senator Hill: Il am stu
dumb"
Amos, Amos Cummings, You are a iarlns
But YOU made a mistake when you moved into
ano her district.
There isn't going to be 50 much "swag" FOR
Tammany for the next two or three years, and
nowhere near so much swagger.
De Wolf Hopper as the :choolmaster In Dr.
Syntax" asks. why was General WasninUM
buried in Mount Vernon" The people need not
ask the question, why was Hi buried In Noun.
Vernon" The reason is plain enough to The
voters in that city. In 1891 the vote was Pc
publican 1924 and Democratic. LAS. YESTERDAY
the vote was more than reversed, Morton recs.v.
ing I.I32. and Hill only l,ol2.
Has Tammany joined the sent minority
will It have lungs enough left to how?
Mayor Grant prophesie1 that Election Dv
would be cold. II was for him.
There was once a tiger VINO strayed into
barrel and got his tail through The oungnas
whereupon a kod man tied knot in it. Tho
tiger therefore found that he was In dreaIW
hole and couldn't get cut Tigers are awi4
beasts but there are ways Of dealing wltn taeA
Surely the I-exow Committee has earnel ne
fortnight's vacation which 1t has decided 10 axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

ton. If there is anything that yout trvs -,
manyite abominates 1t is what David r uc.
calls "thrashing over old straw"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

To "Blue-eyed Billy" Of Buffalo: Do ym
really think you'd better move to New-York? D.
YOU remember that touching line in "Parads.
Lost? which way turn is He'll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

YES. I like to see tiger
From the Congo or the Niger.
nd especially when he's lashing OF his '''''
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ballot that is surely coming there will be no
further trouble on this score.

Supcrintcndcnt Byrncss new police arrange
men,s for Election Day worked well. Precisely
tho effects looked for were produced. The po-
ucemcn At the polling places as Il rule did their
,,,,,v imnortiojly. and The watchers in the In
,ro,, ~ an honest election were adequately
nrotcc,cd In consequence a large number OF
arrests were made: made. too before. not AFTER
thc suspects had chance 10 vote. ENc'leh'
work was done by the men who manned me
polls in behalf Of tho Committee OF >'N'n'!' III"
undoubtedly those who 'ricd 10 V"'" "l'n""'
having the right 10 do so VIII ma lhci''S'"''
50 firmly in the clutches of the law 'h'' ESCAPE
viii be- impossible. The cause OF honest 'i'''
Mons in this city received a pow'rIu '''P"''c
from The occurrences OF yesterday.