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The herald., 1894-08-05

d esOO-AT INVOICE GROCERY STOCK,
NCUU living rooms, low rent long lease;
sure investment. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First
The herald., 1894-08-05

0OOO0 - PARTNER; MANUFACTURING
- DZUUU business; fine opening; largest
factory in the city in this line; good chance 10
further extend same. BEN WHITE, 22l w.
First st.
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I. WOLFSON i'm Jahre 1894.

= Gin She'll Der beutI6en n nNnars
6iiten" i6sint fi6 unter bieler Bartei.
besei9nung in Der @emeinl9aft nit
&apa9pl unb 8ailant ni6t ipObl 3u
fiiblen. @s 1T besbalb in Berlin gu
elmer 56eibung stpii6en ben ySerrOz
riitea" unb ben n3abmen" gefOmmen.
Sieie 2eBteren erfldren, baB lie Die
Wafen fiir bic &euolution uno ben
Sag Der 8efreiung ner5ieben" mollen,
baB ibnen babel aber 9lttentate nur
binbernb III ben Weg treten. Oie
Serroriiten bagegen, beren es aber
nur cine beri6pinbenbe 3abl sibt,
iteben bur9auS auf Dem Boben Der
5bat. Sie 3abmen merben nun bere
iu9en, nit ben uuabbdngisen. BON
Oenen iie ia auSgegan9en iinb, mieber
Giiblang gu iu6en. DaB iie li6 aber
gum Soclalismu6 naurihf entDideln"
merben, 1T nidt gu erwarten. Sur1
bic Spaltung 1T bic anar6iltilde .ges
pegung" in Berlin nod bebeutungse
loier geDorben, als Iie bisber
ldDn mar.
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Giur Godbtfr Des Siioells
Roman, mad a,m grau,dFfaen bearbsttst pon
IT. Rssensbers.
,Yertlesung).

Sin ioltber S6uft!" fuirl6te Cara,
neS lit ia faum 5u slauben. SIN llebris
gen aber meine i'd aud, baB geatri;
gang 0as Hi9tise 9etroffen bat: Elm
ipeiteres 3Iiammenieiu bier nit Dem
@rafeu faun gu ni6ts @utem fiigren.
gSaS Die Nuselesenbcit bon porseltern
IbenO betrifft, 10 peroe id mid inn
als Sbren Yertreter porltellen, bin
absr-lpie i6on selast-feit iiber5ellst,
oab Die Sa6e feine lpeiteren Solseu
Daben ipiro. auf ate Sale fonnen
Sic ia bis beute Wtittus auf mid i'm
0altbofe lparten, bin t6 bis oabin niat
anselanst, bann m09en Sic berubist
abreilen. SD lelbit lude Ste beitiillmt
nad b09itens a6t 1agen il; 8ar,
eelcna in Sbrcm Ntelier auf. Sd muB
oo6 leben, iDoran Sie csbeissn, nno
tam Shnen piellei6t bier uno 90 BON
9iuten iein.
ne5ie iino pirtlib Elm ssrelluo, lpie
man iln ielten finoet,1 erlpi6erte Iurclio
betDegt, punosi6 oanfe Sbnen bon gait
sem Ser5en!4
So wuroe ausSemaat, oas Biscaros
Die Gilpoft nod Gan Sebaltian be-
lusen iollte, Die ieoen Worsen nm ueuu
ubr am SGlolie porbeifan, ipdbreno
Sara es iibernabm, feline iiberltiir3te
AbrtIe 3u erflGren unb 5u eutlhuls
oi9eil, oa Der WfarqueS unS feline Sc
mab+in sesenmdrtis nod nt6t Iidtbar
marell.
Der Gorbans an 8eatriS sSenlter
nuree aud Dieoer geboben, alS Ser
Wtaler bas 5dloB perlieB. Sin letter
GrnB-baun rollte Der @aoen bon
oanilen, Der ibn na9 @an gebaftiar
brad]te. Dort ipartete er, iuie perabs
rsoer mar, in ieinem @aftbofe bis gum
Wfittag, obne oab Cara ieoo1 erl6ieu,
nno benutte bierauf ben erlten am
ylad]mittase abgebenoen .3ug, i'm nad
Barcelona sa fabreu,
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@ramfam geaen fid) Ielbft.

Die sruuiamten llnblIben = tlnbtIbeu, beren ntat
einmal etn gBilber seseu Rebenmeni4cn fdbts ift-
p.rhbt ber ctpiliiirte Meni4 seseu A, tubem bra
ftiG phfenhe 9ursaa3en periGludt, pelbe ibm Ma=
senfrdmpte peruria&en, ietne Ginsewetbe umfrem=
pein hub ietnen abrrer fapdden. gteIe 2eute ttun
btes beitdnbs tn benz GlaEben, bab nur Mebijtnen,
unb ipeetea abfabrmttteI, rpeI@e sewaltiam prten,
BON Rusen ieten. uuter beier iruseriI4en SGuiion
ptrb nnslaublif piel Ger @.iunhbeit seiun' i9t.
Oasleutse Gbfubrmtt.el, DeldeS benz pobltbdtisen
Strten natlrlidben StublSanss am uddpiten tpmmt,
eur9sreifene pirtt uub bic GinseneiOe trdfist, an=
ratt ne 3u reign une gu ihwd6en. Der Masen unp
ote 9eber per6en SIei68e.tt9 teS pobltbdtsen Gin.
auf Bite sanbe aonlitutton auSutf. Dialaltaartise,
r9eumatt'te, Rtereu. unb @erpenlepeu itretten 20,
benz 8itter5 ote Seset.
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@pm DISCRIMINATION 2anbtaae

- Bonn 0ledlenbursii6en 2anOtase
nurbe bic gorlage Der &egierung,
nod melder bic 2ebrer auf ritteri6aftz
li6en @iiern felt an9eiteat werben
follten, Uieoer abgelebnt. IS wiro
bort alio beim 9llten bleiben; Der
Bitter" fam benz 2ebrer auf ieinen
@iitern gu ieber 3eit ben 9ienlt" aufz
tiinbigen. i'm mie ie5en 3agel0bner
bonn SOfe weiien, mann e8 ibm sefdqt
unb uean iener ibm nidt gefd0t. @r
tanH nit bieiem &eGt ein 3pangs=
mittel auf baS geielli6 6aftli6 biirsers
gerli6e 2eben Der 2ebrer auSiiben,
tpeldeS sumeilen i6on bic ieltiamlien
unb drgften 5Ormen ansenommen bat.
Sie @r36blung, bab cine &ittergutsbes
fiBerin es bobin bra6te, baB vibr"
2ebrer gesen feline Neigung ii6 ieinen
Bart obi6eeren lafen muBte, lit feline
Gabel.
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uDas 6abe id) ia speilnal Don Va
Wftrailoa ans getDau, lpabrenb tf) bter
nod teulc J3eit baiu bate. SIS lit oaS
aud nnr clue 2lusreoe con Oir: in
Wabrbeit bilt On Dierber eefomnen,
I'm mid aus5ulpioniren. Oas Ia9e t6
Dir aber fret berauS: fir ciueu Srduz
tigam, Der fein gertrauen 5u mir bat,
banfe i'd. Du masi' iest nur na9 bem
2auren5berse beilntebren, fannit aber
lanse Dartem, bis i1 fo1tme."
rNber, Bernaoette-
,@as loll's? 8ernaoette brau6t
feineu eiferiiibtigen Wanu, ser oa
slaubt, auf S6ritt uno Gritt butter ibr
ber iein gu mii6en. 5eiratbe bod eil
Wdo6en aus @a5an ooer aus Wteltras.
SD werbe i6on eiueu brapen 8url6en
finOen, Der aud 8ertrauen su mir
bat"
,Iber &eiuel,, Der Did mebr lieb bat
mie id)," iaste &eter, bic 3ippen 3ulanls
menpreiieno.
8ernaoette ltutte. Sic erfan,,te,
oaB iie ni6t Su lueit geben biirfe.
nWober balt Du benin aber bas @elo
fir Die Reiie befonmen ?" forl6te iie,
ben Son dnberuo.
Der gllte bat es mir seseben."
Der? st, Der bat ia ielbit feinen
9eller.4
pSa, oas babe i6 aud itnmer &C,
ooat," la6te Der 9ar5ldarrer, raber er
bat irsenowo einen Strumpf nit @olb=
ltlden perltetft, BON benen er mir bret
Big se9eben bat. Der Nelt ietnes
eriparten S6ases iei fit uns, ipenn mir
betratben, bat er gela9t."
(Tortiesuns folst)
Dur& pl6sIiden Iemperutur gBe6fel enifteben
lebt rauber 6als unb Setierfeit. Or. 8uu's Suiten
Serup brtnst 0tnberuna unb fpfprttae Rur berbet
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Ser s2ebqcteur bes ola 8eiIoo

Ser &ebaeteur bes alS 8eilage
gum r8erliner 5ageblatt" eri6einens
ben WiBblattes ~ult", Siesmunb Sas
ber. lit BON Der NieSbabener Strafs
TANNER gu so Mart 8elbfrafe perurz
tbeilt worOen, neil er es ii6 bate beis
tOmmen lufen, in bem WiBblatt fi9
iiber ben &ammerberrn Der in Wiess
baSen lebenben preuBii9en Yrin3eilin
2ouile, Der geihieoenen @emablin bes
2anbgrafen 9lleris BON Se1en, ben
Oberit q. 8. Srbrn. bon Senben, luz
ftig au MAIDEN.
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Bengtl aetuorben. Wtt ba4 5u9iug 2 Das
n j4ned .gtIagt. Gfs blutrtiutgenbe, Feif4.
btlbenbe unb &raft tr5eusenbe Danacee fennt
bie dr,tlide DiHenidaff nidte benz Dis
eoveryh @lei1wertbiges. Die 3ronfbeiten,
bic GO firirt, tommen BON trdser eebsr ober
uursinem Blut. Gegeu alIe, bieier Qusne
eutftammeuben 9rantbeiten III 20 bae ettt.
jsge Wlittef, fir iuelGeS gqranttrt
:pirb. Gs bilft sesen Dpspepiie, 8iliotitdt,
Srsnditis, 3als. uno 9uusenleiben, sesen
isbe art bon gcrofetn, ielbff Gduinbiu9t
(ober eunsenicrofefn) In ibren anfanssfta'
eisn unb sesen bic bartuddisften 8aut' unb
@spsbstrautbeiteu; er,ielt 20 teiue Seiluns,
10 sutrb bas baiiir be,ablts @elb ,uriidsess,
ben.
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@auS ttmSuuf.

Vie, pel6t Or. Rings rOaeue Sntbeduns" sebrau6
babeu, teunen ibreu Wettb, une bic, pelte has bic
etnen @erIu4 bamt anitelen. Dtan penbe iid an BIZ
unten an9eetste Gpctbfte unb laie ii side 8rrbeHa
ihe gratis seben. Man ienbe leinen Nameu unb Iein,
Gereie etn on s.. g. 8udIen & 60. In Gbieaso uni
man pirb cine Brcbes Sha6tel pcn 9r. ainss Reuer
9ebenss 4uen tpieufret suseanbt erbaleu, opte ctr
GgempIar ces ySeiunotettS GhbrerS unb ber 2ebenS.
6eseln@ &ueS bas ptrp fiber Rueen fur Gi
ietn, pbne Sbuen Rotten ,u peruriutsn Gan Nntrntt
DRUG Company.
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mar. Sin paar Sreunoe Beters hatten
es germ iibernommen, reseltndeis nad
Dem Yatriar6eu auf Dem 3aureusberee
5n leben unb i'm NIT 9lllem III perlor=
gen, mas ct brau6te. 9ta6oem oas
abgema6t mar, bate iid Setter mad
9lrca9on be9eben uno bort ouf Die
@ilenbabn 9eiest. Nber au Srt nnb
Stelle anselanst, iollte ct alsbalb ses
Dabr peroen, baB es gar ni6t 70 lei6t
lei III elmer Staot bon segen oreibuns
oerttauleno @inmobnerl Elm Wfdohen
auf5ufinben, menn man ni9t meiB, mo-
jie wobnt.
3ufdllis bate 8ernabette einmal in.
8epra6 ge6uBert, bas Oaus ibrer
SerrI9att i'll Barcelona lie9e, lpie Sem
norita geatris ibr selast babe, in Der
yldbe bcs fatalonil6en 9lases, baS mar
Gnes, mas er lpubte. slnf ben @eoaa,
fen, Iib Elm QbreBbud geben su lafer
unS barin nadsui9lasen, no bsr Star,
ques b, Mranea ipobne, fam oieIer
r0intermdloler" uatiirli9 nidt. Oto6
melii9er fiel ea ibm eill, it6 I'M 9uss
innft an ote Yolt3et 81 ipenoen, Dor
Der er leit leiuen iiin9lteu Grlebniiien
in Nrca6on cine beilige Sheu belah.
ST re9nete aui Die @unit bes gu.
lalls al1o eatfe ~ einenl Soglrhanle ntes
oeren Nan9es, oaS III elmer Seitenitrabs
unfern pes fatalontlden YlaseS lag,
cine S9lafitelle ger1ietbet. g(ud ber
Seltser oes 9auleS, Den er 9efra9t,
9atte noer ole oornebmen Seute. Die In
oem Slertet mo9nten, 'lt1ts 3ll ia9en
9emhft. nno leIfoem lu9te peter BON
I[u9 ols lpat o'e eSfragen oteles Staots
igelles 40, III DER 9onnu119, leiner
praut oof stnmal 5u oe9e9nen. Sbon
9alte lela 2retpen one aufnertlamtelt
oer Poll5llfeil oes Slertels erre9t, Die
igm mlBfralltl9e Sllde 5ulanoten; ibn
aosr lollnle lll@fs anfe9ten, er lu9te
9eOltol9 netter. Seine @slomittel bat'
!sn lgal pel M lelnen 9erln!9et anlpruden
erlallol, Wtonate lang IN Gareelona gu
oleIoen, nno enolt0 mllBfe tbrt ia Ver'
naoette etllmai besesnen ooer Der 3nfall
lgm SelIlano yen ~ oe1 sSe9 fngren, Der lle
oOes .gte Yerrl0aIl tannfe.
~ olelet Grpartnn9 gln9 er frilb
Son 0anle meg ano ,sgrfe absnoS lpie@
s ees opIIgla 5afna, alltnalt9 absr ftellte
l!w ostelIs oas 9elmpe9 pet ibm Elm,
nao pe1ln nlVl ole Segnlu9f ta6 Sers
haOelle ooW no@ ma9tt9er 9epelen
pa[e, 70 gaIIe er llper mot se3Osert,
ua@ @rca1or 5uritdjatebren, mo iein
ailet g,aler geDlB l@on mtf S9mer5en
0uI telns Oelm1epr mattefe.
"IH Weot9eH oes orltten cages bate
l'D Pelef, llagoem ct cine .Sett lang in
Der 1anbla bin uno ber sewanOert
paf, 9eraoe anL etner Sant In ben Mns
la9en oeS latalontl9en Plases nieoer.,
9elanen. als Ct aus elmer SeitenitraBe
en- G. utao9en tommen lab, bel oeGeu
Anoltd leln Qer5 raider po6te. Sie
oelaB gang Dernaeette6 Jl9nr nno
9ailg, aber ite mar ni9t 9efleioet mie
oiele' Sle frug ni9t bic Ira6t Der
Wfao9en .lbres 9eimatblanoes, ionoern
ole et1er Staoteriu, bate loSar einen
gang mooerllen put auf BEN &opfe uno
etnen S6leier Dor baS @efift aeaoaeu..
Peter bemertte es re9t wobl, bab iie
I'M our9 lbren S6leier anl9aute, uno
als iie brett aGf i'm 5ufam, iprans Ct
ral9 eui, ME nm 5u frasen, mas iie
pon ibm be9ebre, ats Ct pl0tli9 Ser.
naoetteS lpoblbstannte Stimme Der.
n99m: $50, Su S1lin9el, mu6 ih
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Man iebe Die 0Selt MuSSfellune fir
Is Neut8.

Nah Gmptans Sbrer abreiis unp Is 6euts in 9yiefs
malfen perpen ptr Sbnen pprtpfret elm Spurenirz
PsrIefeutue NIT Nulidten Der Gbiclscer Betausitel
lung iadeu, beren lesuldrer 8retS 80 Gents betrdst
Dd mir aber wlndben, cdB ste otee Iniidt.u haz
iuben bab bic aniiten tdnitlerii4 aussefubrt fnb.
Sdmmticbe IuSfeauusssebduoe fnb absebtlbet nnb
etue Ssnaue Seiareibuns 1T bem Sanaen betsefnst
Splte Sbneu bas WerfAen, uadboem sic e5 EN-
rfansen baben, niGt sefalen, tann werbtn mir Sd,
bic g ,itmarfen 3urldienoen, aber Ste f6nren pie
Rtlber bsbalteu. Wiau abreifre; 8. 6. Su dl c n
O., Ghicaac, SuS.
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= Sm &6nigrei6 Safien Iinb 9l2
W}illiondre DDrbanben, bapon tommen
auf 2eip3ig 1879 auf Dresden 166 uno
auf @bemniB $50, 9iele Nfiliondre
seb6ren falt idmmtli6 Der Snbuz
Itrie an.
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Ss idlinmer Dein 3atarrb, um 70 moth.
tpeuot9sr brand)ft On DIR. Gase's Catarrh
Remedy. Die @isentbiimer besi.lben offe.
rtreH $500 fir einen Gau BON gdnupfsu,
ben fie uiht iurirsu fonntu.
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Wr1t,1o 0t9ettbtttit.
Oerfauf,=

ueber 81 900 900 Guub @gntbum In Gan AntOntO mub r
Ustfau werben Der sanSe 9s wp In abein nb Gnbfhdsn
an9ebpten w e Der Sdu wun Grpbe gut uSerte grourt
NIT sutm abias Bier; nett benz wirfldn Werbs.
aussebe4ntes Dmderet nb bOsrapbides @tabHment wts
bic bette &anblhaft TN SIbwefen Bat.
0utgeesme Gddtabdufer unb 5nnbfade unb Bauplds tn
Der g9it unb ben auBntbeln Der Stabt GrCb auspat
Nebnlide SFaen tno nie pprbsr semodt wOrpen
REAGAN HOUSTON. SNaiienper,palter
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Dur@ pl6tIiden Temperatur gBe6fel eniiteben
leit rauber Sals unb Setierteit. Or. Buu'8 Suiten
Ssrup brtnst etnberuns unb iOforttse Sur berbet.
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=. WoLFS0N i'm Jahre 1894.
Seiet Die Yreiie !

8ebleld9ter 3aisl: :0amast. CO.'S Gts jett At @tS
oO Sol 9ehl' Settn San1ast 75 ets. iett 80 @ts
Iiirfti9 rotber @atin 0amasf, 50-6o S., jest45 S.
70 3pa eebI. Sattn Damosf, 80 @ts etf rs Gts.
80 3oll Oamasf 9anbtiieter. Is @s ebt 10 @ts
9uf Sanbtiid9er, 47X24 3oG, 40 Cts Test % SIS.
Sattn Samasf 9anbtiidber, 4oX22 3pa, So Gts.,
Ganep ssarbet:ete Serpettet 81 rs iett go @ts
3s sDutse Damaef Serbetten, $1.25 - lett 81 TO-
46 egtrasfeine 9amasf safeI Gets, $3.50 iett $500
Seine @iOerbauu Quilts, $3.50, iebt So so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
GOTERNOR MKINLEY At GALLTPOLIS.

DISCUSSING THE LABOR QUEsTIoN-HIS COMING
WESTERN TRIP.
Gallpolis Ohio Sept Ex-Governor Mckinley ar
rived here to-day on the southbornd Hooking Val
ley train and cordially welcomed by the peo-
pie OF Gallipols. The entire town was decorated.
and delegations from many neighboring places
were here. Among the men who accompanied
Major Mckinley here were J.. j. Fenton. OF Win
chester. candidate for Congress in this district,
and Warren Miller. of Jackson Court House w.
Va.
Governor Mckinley's speech this afternoon was
on the labor question. He told his audience about
the decrease Of the number of working people en-
ployed in various manufacturing establishments,
as shown by the Bureau Of Statistics report
The Governor. referring to last nights banquet 10
Congressman Wilson by the London Board OF TRADE.
inquired II any one knew of any American Board OF
Trade giving dinner 10 the author or the late Tarin
law. His speech was punctuated by hearty applause.
Columbus, Ohio. Sept. Ex-Governor Mckinley will
leave here on his Southwestern and Western cam
paign tour on Sunday night, going first 10 Chi
cago, where he will leave Mrs Mckinley with
relatives until his entire programme is completed,
a few days before Election Day. He will leave Chi
caCo for St Louis 10 o'clock on Monday morn
ing arriving just in time to reach the hall In which
he is announced to speak. In the next six weeks
ne will speak in eight States. perhaps ten, exclnd-
ing his own. He may accept the New-Orleans
sugar planters invitation, If late dates In October
can be rearranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

At a business meeting OF the AAllld ASSEM-"
District Anti-Tammany Club. held on wednesday
night in the cIubrooms at No. '@ Amsterdam
ave M Pomeroy in behalf OF his wife gave 10
the club subscription OF 800 year for ten years
for the club TO distribute among the poor OF the
district Mrs Pomeroy short time ago gave 70
the club a handsome campaign blnner.
A meeting Of the old Harrison and Morton Re
publ,can Club was held ut West End-ave. and the
Boulevard on Thursday night for REORGANIZATION az
the Levi p Morton Committee OF One Thousand
This organization is composed OF prominent Kepuo-
lcans from the various wards in the city and It
did excellent service in the former campaign An
other meeting Is to be held in a few days to raise
a large Republican banner. E. W Brown is the
president OF the club. and Franklin smith Is secre
tary Robert Johnson is the treasurer
Good Government Club p. OF the XANllth Assem-
bly, District will hold a meeting next Monday even
ing al O'Clock. In Horton Hall, No. lH West
One hundred hfth-st.. TO arrange plans
for the coming campaign. ~
The German Republican Club OF the XVIII
Assembly District, Henry Dempsey president and
Adolph Casparri secretary Will hold ratihca.
ton meeting next Thursday evening al No lSs
Third-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
HE rs HILLS RIGHTHAND MA
HINCKLEY MADE CHAIRMAN OF THE
NOTIFICATION COMMITTEE.
THE DEMocRATrc NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR
WILL OPEN THE CAMPAIGN WITH
SPEECH IN BROOKLYN
fey TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE!

Albany Sept 2s-David b. Hill disclosed his
sympathy again with the Maynard Democrats To-
day in the character OF the committee ne had up
pointed to notify him formally OF MS nomination.
for Governor by the Democratic State Conveht'oh'
Charles r. DeFreest the secretary OF the convention
nominaly made this appointment but. OF course
Mr.. Hill actually dictated the names Of the COM
r,Itteemen The man who heads the committee
IL James W. Hlnckley, OF Poughkeepsie, the ne"
chairman of the Democratic State Committee.
Mr.. Hinckey, like David b. HILL has Maynard
past" It was Hnckley and Maynard. acting under
the orders of HILL who made the arrangements In
Poughkeopsie for the theft OF the Duchess County
Senate district In 1891. Repeated In November
and December 1891. Hinckley travelled between
Poughkeepsie and Albany TO inform MI Hill OF
the progress OF the conspiracy 10 steal the seat OF
the late Gilbert A. Dean. and confer 1t upon I'd
ward Osborne, who was not elected. Mr. Hinckiey,
in view OF his great services to David Il. Hi at
this time In 1891. In 1894 is not only made chair
man of the Democratic State Committee. but
is also appointed the chairman Of the Notification
Committee He is to be IIilrs right arm. a. he
WAS when Hi was stealing the Legislature in
1891
The other members OF the Notification Committee
are ". Bourke Cochran. OF New-fork; james u
Bell OF Brooklyn: Senator Amasa j. Parker. OF
Albany. and e Senator Charles p McClelland Of
Westminster County. The committee Will perform
its work. It is said. upon Friday next In Albany.
By that time Mr. Hi will have learned what Levi
T. Morton said at RhinecliH upon accepting the
Republican nomination for Governor. By that time
also possibly 1t will be known whether not WILL
iam J. Gaynor has consented TO be the tail OF
Hilrs kite"
Mr. lin has had many kilograms OF consratula-
ton upon his nomination. many OF them. singu-
lar to re.ate. from personal enemies. but none has
yet come from Grover Cleveland Possibly Mr..
Cleveland has gone a-nshlng Many Democrats
think OF going a-hshing Election Day Adlai f..
stevenson the Vice President OF the United States.
however. mas telegram Mr.. Hnl in which
he says: please accept my earnest congratula-
tons.
Maynardisn was condemned In Brooklyn as II
was in no other city OK the State. Its voters
joctei Isaac II. Maynard FOR Judge OF the Court Of
Appeals by a majority of over 5000 yet Mr. Hi.
who the principal in the theft OF the State Sem
ate while Mr. Maynard only agent.
uounces that his first speech I'm the approaching
campaign will De delivered in Brooklyn. This state
ment by Mr. HI Will be read with great interest by
the Democrats % Brooklyn who did not vote for
Mr.. Maynard The Hill Democrats and Herrlck
Democrats OF Albany, attempted 20 form union
tonight upon a division Of the Local offices. but
unable 10 agree, quarrelled and parted worse
before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
FISTS WERE USED ~ THE IxTH
STATE DEMOCRACY DELEGATES ELhc-rEp To
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

STATE DEMOCRACY DELEGATES ELk'TED TO
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Nev-York state Democracy held primaries
at the several headquarters Of the Assembly dis
trcts last evening to elect delegates their county
convention. to take place next Wednesday evening
In most Of the districts the elections passed on
caused many fs,lc encounters between the culken-
club recently established In Fourtecnih-st between
seventh and Eighth ayes The p0lllng-place was at
No IG Abingdon square. and thther the Grace
Fairchild Executive Committee hearing that there
might be a disturbance sent John Fcnnel. Of the
With District to take charge Of the primary. Mr..
FenneI IS a stalwart German American. over six
There were two tickets in the field. but matters
were quiet until p. m, when about 900 Tden
Cubmen suddenly appeared at the polls. having
marched from their Fourteenth-st. quarters. and
demanded admttance 10 vote. Their entrance
disputed but they got In and asserted their right
TO vote, although the inspectors denied that they
were voters, not being enrolled. The Tilden men
produced long list Of names and threatened to
throw the inspectors out OF doors II they were not
permitted to cast their ballots. Things began TO
look squally, and Mr.. Fenne declared the primary
adjourned. There were loud protests at this and
bloOded. but the Tidcn men finally withdrew. Az
ter they had gone the voting resumed. Both
sides Will lay their grievances before the Executive
Committee.
Among the delegates elected In various districts
Colonel Robert GrIer Monroe. Henry r. Beck
man James j. Sicvin. John Hayes f. 81 Scott. W
George Walter Green, Abram $ Hewitt. Maurice J.
Power. ". +. Grote. T. p Murrgey Daniel Patter-
r. Peckham. Everett T. Wheeler. John O. Voorhls,
T. f. Heating and Thomas Costigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
THE W. p. WENTWORTH FORGERY CASE

The trial Of william F. Wentworth, ex-casher
OF the Victoria Hotel was resumed In Part ii. OF
General Sessions. yesterday morning before Judge
MARITIME The defence has already marked out the
line OF action This will be to prove, II possible
that the $40 and alleged to have been stolen
by Wentworth. really went to Montgomery with the
knowledge and consent Of Mr.. Hoyt. the manager
Of the hotel at that time. The defence will en-
deavor TO prove that Wentworth was not fugitive
never acted like one and that his presence in Sara
toga was known TO Montgomery. The latter is
said to be a promoter who has made and lost sew
erai fortunes. He was. and IN. a close friend OF
Mr. Hoyt. who said on Thursday on the stand that
ne had unlimited confidence in Montgomery. Mr.
Levy said also that 1t might be shown that Coun-
eellor Muller who lived in the hotel and was
The ex-clerk. Babcock. whose story was not nm
ished on Thursday night was recalled to the stand
yesterday for cross -exa mination. Mr.. Hoyt was
also cross-examined. Several other witnesses tes-
tined and the then went over until next Tues
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
MIR. MORTONS VISIT TO THIS CITY.

VIZ CAvr 70 ATTEND TO W'sINEss AFFAINs
AND NOT TO SEE POLITICIANS
Levi r. Morton. the Republican candidate FOR
Governor WAS In this city yesterday. ami FOR two
hours or more h. the office OF his nrTn.
Norton Bliss Coz ir Nassau-st. Mr. Morton
aid not come to town u discuss the political situa-
tlon He had considerable private business to at
tend TO and his whole tine while In town was
spent In arranging certain business affairs which
n.e3eI hts attention Mr. Morton sent word t. a
Tribune reporter that - could not say anything
a bout politics a. he occupied with his business.
He said that he dii not come To the clty 70 nave
A conference With ~ the political leaders ana
that none OF them knew he In town.
He was asked II r., would be able 10 attend the
Republican ting In Cooper Union Tonight.
and h" replied that he would not. as business - A
pressing nature would keep him on; 81 town. MI.
Morton returned to his home at RhineclN last
MIC