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The Globe-republican., 1894-12-28
Castoria.

"Castoria is An excellent medicine for chill
drea. Mothers have repeatedly told NE Of its
good effect upon their chilarcn."
DIX. G. C. OsGcoD,
Lowell, Mass
The Globe-republican., 1894-12-28

Tie Cent.ur Company Murray Now Ysek City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
CALIFORNIA; MOUND BUILDERS
Stanford Universally Students Making an,
InterestIng Search.

Stanford Universally Studentsi Making An /;
InterestinG Search.
Theprogressive students Of Stamford |
have begun O scientific exploration of
the great mound near Castro station,
some four miles east Of the university
grounds. This immense pear-shaped
mound of earth marks the last resting
place of hundreds, possibly thousands,
Of the supplemented children OF ma
ture, who, in times long gone by, held
undisputed title to this beautiful
region, and with these crumbling
bones are inferred the implements, or
naments, the remainsof campfros, and
other evidences which tell the story of
tho daily life of these people who were
but IRE not.
The, mound, says the San Francisco
ExaIniner; hes with it's longer axis
north and south, and measures four
hundred and seventy feet in length by
| three hundred ana twenty in width.
having an area of nearly two acres In
height it ranges from about two feet
at the southern end to ten feet at its
highest point, near the northern: cx-
tremity. .
The soil used In. its construction was
originally. Ilc OIuludKy 'OldCR huCDc,
such as is found in the fields surround
ing the mound, but. now rendered
much lighter by the admixture of the
ashee from b thousand canpflres. IT
was evidently taken from the territory
! immediately surrounding the mound,
| ana in process OF time the great trench
I thus formed became a swamp with its
characteristic growth of long grasses
| Ind scrubby willows. -
| Diligent inquiry among the older
| residents Of the neighborhood has.
failed to- elicit anything; Trustworthy
concerning It's biGtory. There fs.a dim.
traditions indeed. thatwhen this region
was tirst visited by whites the mound
marked the site of 1lourishfng Indian
village, but it, is impossible to say Just
how much ercdence should be given to
this story. Nothlng as,yet taken from
the mound Yonldf SIdicate that .its
builders had ever had any dealings
with the representa- iyes oIcivilization.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
sUPREHiR':CoURT.

isi7Justics.i.....-.. Melville W! Fnllsr, Ill
y. .Stsphen,J. FieIa, Cal
... .-john 81. Harlan. KY
.-..Horece Hray, MRJs
l..O.,... t.,,.. L. .Sani BlAtQhfortt, N 4
'''e''' fDaSid. j. Brewer, Kas
Henry D.. Brown, Mich
70. E...ueorge Shiras, Penn
huHsll,E Jackson. Ten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
DANGER IN THE BRIDAL TOURS.

TOa Medical ASpeots or the cass Pre-
sonted 70 Those About to Marry.
The custom. which obtains so gen.
orally of taking fatiguing journey -
. part Of the nuptials' is regarded by
high authority AZ one OF the barbar-
isns Of civilization. Let as illustrate
tho injurious physical tendencies by .
typical case. During extremely cold
weather there occurs q wedding, which,
from the. standing Of the parties, at
tracts some attention The happy
couple, we arc told, are off for their
wedding trip to a still more frigid sec
tion OF country. Though conscious of
danger and discomfort, to some extent,
which is greatly increased by their in
experience in travelling, they cheer
fully assume tho risk and responsible
tty, as to all married couples bridal
tour seems to, be considered as abso-
lutely essential to give the marital
union an Importance without which it
would. in their opinion. be unrornantic
and but q partial marriage. :, The tour
causes fatigue, exposure and excite
ment, making regularity of life impos-
sible; in fact, the act involves the re-
verse of all that the rules Of health
and physiology require. Again, it
constantly happens in the case Of
both scxes that n slight indisposi-
ton, which passed unnoticed in
the hurry Of preparation, is aggra-
waited to q serious and even fatal ex-
tent by the. excitement, exposure and
neglect on q wedding tour. No man,
, for instance, would think of postpon-
ing his marriage on account of u slight
cold If he stayed at home afterward
and took care of himself it would pass
away like other slight colds, but often
on the bridal tour the nfalady devcl-
ops into chronic disease. A promi-
nent physician recently said to q
writer for the Troy Times: Many cases
of brides and bFidegrooms in my pro-
fessional experience came under my
observation dying of typhoid fever
just after a wedding trip, which had
CEASED the early symptoms to be mis-
understood and neglected. A few
weeks since healthy and vigorous
young man, just returned from bril-
dal' tour, died of typhoid fever in Troy,
his sickness being superinduced pre-
sumably by the fatigue and exposure
incident to the journey. 1t will thus
be seen that tho medical aspect of q
bridal tour is sufficiently important
md the risk incurred sufficiently great
to cause the welded pair; if they
wish to- be actputed by impulses OF
reason and prudence rnther than by
the, dictates of custom, to pause before
they undergo the trials of q wedding
journey.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
A. Gentleman

Who Formerly resided in Connecticut, ,bu,
Who now resides IN Honolulu, writes: "Pos
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORS
:U.. S. GOVERNMENT : -

Rresidsnt...-..GRovER CLEVELAND.
Vics-president. ..ADLAIE u. STEVENSON
p. =. 49, go g..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-11

Having leased the Stoksr Sheds and
Darn, ] Am now prepared TO: Hccom-
nodate and feed seventy head. iof
horses. Plenty Of corral room for any:
number OF stock - also attaehed.
ETD~l- alsS run dray In connection with
the Above; una.win ATTEND promptly I. >
woFh !. hat line ....,.E y.t. .s..r.o
% 1sif. H. 8. vANDBAYIlarq, kropristsT
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Scr u@ermania Club" in Gbica9o,
bat in bobit auertennenswertber Weilt
int 6inbttd auf sic al9emeine Notblast
bic eroBen Summen, bic CT ionit aus
iabrli9 fir cine 9lan;enoe Weibnabtss
fe;cr a%us,useben pfleste, in bieism Sabs
re CUR llnteritiisuns Der 9roBen Mane
Ser Snnsernoen uuo Mrbeitsloisn per-
wenoct. @ie Spott nno 9obn tlin9t
elmer 10 eolen 1bat %seseniiber bic Na3s
ri6t, oaB bic ~neueite Mobeioubsit Der
pornebmen @clt uou New Govt barin
beitebt, baB 0amen aus BEN iosenannz
ten beiten &rsiien lid swii@en Ben beiz
Sen por6eritem S3neioe;a6nen einm Oiz
amanten / ujeten lailen, lno oas gu
elmer 3eit, iii tpel&er aber 5unosrttauz
ieu6 Meniden in oer Mstropole AM
Suoion ni@t mebr miilen, mopon lie les
ben lollen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

9aS pom Der letten ge9iSlatur e'''9es
iette Gomite sur llnteriu@a"s Der T'&s
neutrality-suspicious. bieIt teste Wo@e I"
st. Yaul abermals cine Sweitd9'se
@ieuns al, um ben Seridt bes nnters
ausiduHes fit Sei&afiuns ees Se~e's'
materials entsesensunebmen. Die etns
selbeitem Der Sesbanolunsen iine nod
ni9t betannt sena3t, aber bic N|itsl'e*
Der Der Gommiiiien IieBen @emert"ns
aen fallen. baB lie rieienbaiten @aus
mereien auf bic Spur setommen uno int
Gtanbe ieien wiirbeu, bic Vetriser CUR
@e9eni9aft gu 5iebeu. Dag i@oa le't
LANCER 3eit ~sroBartise S@minoeleien in
ben Tannenwaloern 0 Minneiota uno
@isconiin betrieben muroeu, baran uiro
mobl tein Meni@ mebr 3weiieln, oaB
man aber bic 9auptipitbuben, ouf ieoen
Tau rei9e 9eute, ruenn wirtli4 ermits
telt, aud sebabrenb CUR @e@eni@ait sies
beu miro, oaran slauben mir fur unlern
Tbeil nod LANCE nidt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

ob8Iet@ es nod LANCE bin lit BIS
CUR nddien Yrdiibentenmabl, fansen
bic politii&en 2anhesbeslider bod i@on
an, ibre Gdoen gu ipinnen. Na@bsm
ueridieoene republitanii@e @r0Ben pom
Nem Yort ben grs Yrdfbente 9arriion
ais ibren Ganoioaten in @ori@las &C.
bra9t, protlamirte Senator Gomunos
bel einem Yantett bes Union 2easues
Clubs in Nbilaoelpbia "9arriion uno
als republitanii@e Yrdiioentz
i9aits: Ganoioaten fir 1896. Da aber
bis bortbiu nod uiel @aiier ben 8era
binunter lauit, weroen wobl nod gang
anbere 9ombinationen 5u Gage 9eforoert
lperoeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Gin Statiititer Fat bere@net, baB
bic GiienbahusG ompasniea bieies Sans
bss olidbrIi4 uuseia9r IA Miuionen
Dollars, welde aus ben Taiden bes
goltes ,ommeu, fir slSuo.atensebabs
rem besablen. gines anierer Me@iels
blatter wirit nunmebr bic, MnlaB gum
Nodbenten sebenoe GRACE auf, ~ie bod
ii9 bieie @ebibren .uobl belaufen wars
sen, ,penn bic &esieruns bic giienbab:
nen. wie bereits has Yoitweien, eisnete2
- @enn bic 0Resieruns bic Giienbabs
men in ibrem Yeiit bdtte. maree man
iebr uenis mebr uon Streits an beniels
ben, BON unueri@dmt boben Paiiases
unb Gradtraten uno berslei@en mebr
bSren, uno bic Nouotaten biirften alss
bann aud ba. wie int Poiteepartement
u~erteuielt wenis mebr 81 uerbienen be-
tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Gin ProaeB, uie er mobl nod ME
oaseweien 1T, miro 9esenmartis DOT
elmer Der &ammern bes @eri9ts erlter
Snitan; in 8rinel 9efibrt. IS bans
belt lid UNI cine Grbi@att bon orei Mils
lionen Tranten, aber bic iie beaniprus
den. -iinb 2esion. Nm l6. Npril 1892
mar in %senannter @taet Trau Sulie
Siabele Sbereie Tan Deiel, @ittme in
eriter @be pom 9errn 0erbaesen nno III
3meiter BON 81. Meeus, s~eitorben. Cine
ibrer 9aaptbei@aftisunsen MAI bic Grs
srinouns ber Tra9e 9eweien, ,uer iie
na9 ibrem Eooe beerben ioQte, nn6
barum %sribelte iie iiber elmer Neibe pon
senealosii@en Gaieln ibrer eisenen Tas
Mile unb ber ibres eriten Mannes, Bis
gum 1e. Sa9r9uneert binauf. @a&
i6rem Gooe fanoen il9 mebrere Geitas
mentc Dor, BON benen bas lette, ein
vsebeimes", en- 10. October 1891 uns
ter Serni9tun9 Der portsen Tolsenoes
u%eriiste: SD uerma@e 5mei Drittel
BET @ei ammtbe1t meiner beme9li@en
Sitter nit Nnbdufuns w@umulatipes
ment") uno auf ben Sopf nit benz &e9>
tie BET Germebruns bcs Mntbeils bet Grs
benben bur9 ben NntDeil Der M9ters
benben, alien Ierwanbten uaterli9er
Seite urb POM erbbere9ti9ten @raoe
meines erlten Mannes Beter Gbuaro
Sobonn Soiepb @erbaesen, bic CUR 3eit
meines Gooes in 8el9ien wobnen mer>
ben. (Tolst cine sle'@ermeiie abseiaBte
Yerfd9un9 iiber bas lette Drittel gu
@uniten ber 0erwanbten miitterli6er
@eite besi elben Gerbaesen.) Nus9ez
i9loilen uno f0rmli3 aussenommen bon
Der @obltbat Der beioen p~orsebenoen
intercollegiate lino Die gerwanbten mel:
mes eri ten Mannes, wel9e bic Namen
Meeus, San Me9elen ,.ooer Bosi9aeri
fibren ODER pon Gltern zines biel er Na:
men. abitawmen. Sd i@lieBe fernes
ale Dieienisen aus, bic ibre &e&te
ni9t bur6 i0rmli9e Outrage an meinen
Sc Observation-Disclosures feds Monate mad
meinem Gooc se!teno sema@t baben
merben, sleiduiel ub ie Don meinem
Gooe ober oiejem Geltament &enntniR
erbalten baben ODER ni@t." Sooamu
marb elm Notar aus 8ru0el gum Te1taz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04
ueberi9wemmunsen uiw.

Gpibemien, ueberi@wemmunsen uip.
ueridont. ~.
Sole WeItseidi@te bat seinen einsisen
Gal bon 9unsersnotb inmitten ees
srSBten lleberAuiies aufsuweiien, ME IS
bier Der Tau 1T.
gDir baben MQes i'm reberhuB. NIT
elmer einsisen Nusnabme - uns feblt
has @elo, uni @ei@dite au erleoisen
unb bic Mrbeiter su bei&dftisen. IS
lit l~lniinn. ~ ~bebaupten. baB ii@ in ben
Banter seniisenb @ele befinbe. Mit
bemielben Re9t tSnnte man bic in BET
@afte S9ma@tenben bamit trSiten. bab
i'm MiHi6ippi ii9 seniiseno @ader be-
finbe, I'M ibren Durt gu lSi4en. Das
@elb mus lid in Girtulas
BE finben ni@t IN ben gansz
sew6lben einsei9loiien fem. @elb lit
bos H~ebensblut elmer Nation unb baiiels
be in ganssew0lben aufipei@erm. 1T
slei9beoeuteno NIT ousemeinem Stius
itanb, uerni@tet 9anbel unb Wanbel.
@as 1T bic llria@e Der aqsemeinen
8riiis? Der Sturm auf bic 8anten,
ueranlaBt bur4 bic @elbfariten. bic bas
omer,tanii@e golt eini@a@ter" uno
3winsm wollten, mebr Sinstrasenbe
Bombs a~ussuaeben.
@iiroe wobl aud Elm Nniturm auf
Yofiparbantsn itattsefunoeu baben?
Si@erli@ ni@t, oenn bas Iertrauem in
bic Resieruns lit unbesrenjt. mas NIT
ben Yriuatbanten ni@t Der SAL mar.
slber seiett ben Tou, bic pofipars
banten Der &esierun9 batten wirtli4
einem Nniturm Der Depoiitoren beses:
men mii6en, 10 wdre babur@ bod feline
Ser Girtulatiousmittel entz
neil bic @esieruns itets in Der
Gage lit, sesen binrei@enoe Si@erbeit
mebr @elo o%us;useben. Sober Dollar.
Der auf bieie @eiie in l1mlaui 9eiett
miro, wiirbe ii9er9eltel4t unb uiel better
iein, ais oas BON Priuats8 anten in ums
lauf 9eiette @elb. Derartises @csies
mare abiolut fiber uno es
INNER 9enus u%orbanben fem, UNI
bic @ei@dite 6es Yanoes gu erleoisen
uno bic feiernoen @rbeiter ju bei@dftis
gen.
Die Mbbilfe berubt bemna9 in ber
ginfiibruns 0 @e9ierunss>ooer poits
iparbanten an Ste0e BON Priuat>8 an>
ten. IS lift einleu9tenb, bag bas gam
&c 0olt 5uuerlaiii9er lit, als ein5elne
unb ebenio ielbituer ltdnoli9
io0te es iein, baB unter uernanftiser
2eituns unb auf ii@erer @runblase ites
benbe Banten, binter oenen oos gauge
Golt itebt, mebr Si@erbeit bieten, ais
8antinititute, bic uon wenisen Perionen
seleitet weroen. (9fat. &ef.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04
0rci Miuionen 8rooIotc.

Tru9tbares Yano, rei4e. fait uner.
i90pfide Berswerte, ausseoebnte Wai:
jertrait, sroBe Tabriten, bas umfanss
rei9it giienbabnipitem Der @elt, sabls
lole nit Waaren unb Nabrunssmitteln
auer Dirt anseiaQte @el@dfts> uno Ga
serbauier, naturli@e 9ilfsqueQen, bic
pom teinem anbern Yanbe ber @elt iiber>
troHen werben - uno trotoem iino
MiQionen orbeitswiuise perionen be-
i9aitisunsslos unb Miuionen maiien
tbatid6lid f~rieren nno bunsern.
Na9itebenoes lit wOrtli@ Dem lett>
ms9entliden Beri@t Der 9anbelss Nsenz
tur BON 8rabNreet & So. entnommen:
rSpe3ioloepei@en aus 1l9 mi4tisen
Stdbten lit auen 2anbestbeilen a bic
8rabitreets Nsentur beuten al, baB Die
@eiammtsabl Der Mrbeitsloien in inbuz
ltrieQen unb anbern Mrbeits9ebieten ein>
i&lieBlid Der pom ben 8ei&dftisunsslo=
len abbdnsisen Yerionen nabeSu 3,ooo,>
900 b~etrdst."
Man bebente, Bag bier uur Don ll9
@tdbten bic @eoe 1T unb bic Eauienoe
pon t~leinern Stabten uno O0rf ern in
bielem Beri9t ni3t einsere@net muroen,
10 bag bic uon Brabitreet ansefabrte
@4atuas obne Iebertreibun9 uerbopz
pelt meroen Tam.
9uBeroem finben li@ weitere MiQios
nen, bic nur 3eitweilig bei3aftist lino
in bieler i3eit Der i@weren @otb uno iebr
oft AUDI nidt wiiien, uie le bic 9ebens>
mittel beltreiten ioQen.
Gs lit cine ALIGNMENT m%ertannte
Ebatlabe, baB bic Ser. Staaten fat
uneri90phi9e natirli@e 9%ilfsquellen
beiiten uno III oieier 6inii@t bas rei@ite
2ano Der Melt iino. IS miro bebaup>
tet, ba6 bic 8eu6lternn9 ber Scr. Staaz
ten bic inte0iaenteite, tb%attrdftisite uno
fortl4rittlidite Der @elt lei. Die
Ser. @taaten beliben fru@tbareres 9ano,
ersiebisere Berswerte, ausseoebntere
@a0ertraft uno Baloumsen, srOBere
Tabriten, @ei@aftsz uno 2aserbanier,
umfansrei@ere giienbobnipitcme uno
sroBern natirli@en &ei@tbum ais it,
eenb e,n anberss Qano. l1no troe be-
les unermeBliden &ei@tbums, bieier
MISREPRESENTATION Treisebi9teit Der Nas
tur iinb MiQionen iiber MiQionen ebrz
li9e uno f(eiBise 9eute auer @riitenSz
mittel beraubt, uno 9unoerttauienbe
auf Oiientlibe Suppenonltalten ansewiez
fen, nm ni9t gu u%erbun9ern.
@as 1T Die l1rl a@e eieler i@na@uols
len 3uitdnoe?
Sn friibern Sabrbunoerten entltano
9unsersnotb infol9e uerbeerenber&rie9e,
MiBernten, gpioemien, 1eberi9wems
munger uno anbern 9eimi udunsen uon
sroBem umfans.
llnje r 9auo wu,be . aQen oers
artisen 9eimiu@unsen peridont. Wir
leben int ~tieiiten Trieben, batten cine
auBeroroentli@ CUTE Grnte, muroen uon
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Scr 81. y. 9eralo" tbeilt nit, Bag
,lnter ben Tabritanten unb Monopoliz
iten bes Otens EN- GROCER Gorruptionsz
fonoo aufsebra@t wiro, mel@er baju
oienen ioQ, bic YalIrun9 Der Wilion
8iq i'm GonsreB gu bintertreiben. Sb
mobl irsenb Semaub etwas Nnoeres er>
wartet 5at?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

0mlmtb 1T ipesieQ in oerFroouttion
Don Giieners intereliirt uno man nabm
besbalb an, baB bic 2eute, bic bort mobz
men, Ben Gbeil Der Nilion Sia, Der ben
@iniubrSou aui Die 6reilite iett, per-
bammen wiirben. G1as 1T aber, mi
iid in elmer seitern absebaltenen Ser
lammluns berausie(lte, ni@t Der TaQ.
Oie republituuil@ea Polititer limb 'az
tiirli9 aus Yarteiz&idi9ten se9en
vJrei>Gi jener;" uno iie nabnen an,
bag ibre bemotratilden Mitbarser ielbltz
ii@tis senus iein miroen, Der 8illonz
BID Spoiition gu MAIDEN. Mui Setreiz
ben Der Republitoner uno einiser Demo-
fratem, bic it Gii enminen=N ttien ipetus
liren, maj Bic erpdbnte Seer ammluns
berufem, lit ber unter ansebli4 oemoz
tratii9er 2eituns 9ei@liiHe sesen lreie
Ginfubr uon Gtiener; seiaBt uno Gone
9reBmann Balomin auf9eforoert ueroen
foute, sesen bic en- Sbeil Der Willonz
DiQ 81 itimmen. Nber es fam anoers;
Bic Demotraten pom 0ulutb 9atten ben
Wraten sero9en uno maren in uouer
GAIL erl@icnen unb ais bic Protettio"'s
iten laben, baB ie Die geri ammlun9
nidt controQireu tonuten pertasten lie
ji9 na9 elmer anberen @aQe. Die 3u>
radsebliebenen, bic sanse Sale tauen<
ben Demotraten paliirten Bei9lane fur
Mbi@afiuns bes @iniubrsoues auf e'>
leners unb cine Mufforoerun9 an Maior
Balomin, I'M Sntcre1e bes 9on;en Sam
bes fir Die gauge SSH onz8ia ;u flint
men. Die gei@li6e i9lieBen nit ben
Morten: vDie notiirli9en Gor5ase pon
ct. Qouis County unb bic Gnersie ber
Bemobner be1elben iino binrel@eno,
benz elben obne S9ut;ou anf Giienerj
Superoritat 81 ii9ern."
0as mar patriotii@ seipro@en uno
pcrn bic Bewobner a1cr 9anoestbeile 10
banbeln m;irben, bam wiiroe III Der Gu
rifiross balO cine ginisuns er;ielt wer>
ben.
Die uniinnis ibrisens oas @ei9re'
iiber ben 9tuin beB 81 ien9ei3aftes i'm
TaQ elmer 3oureouttion lit, sebt aus
elmer tleinen Gransaftion beruor, wel9e
9citern poQ;osen marb. Die &ou@eleau
Giien 60. bat 6 giersiszMdertide in
Der Meiaba @eseno pom Staat 9epa@:
tct. Dielen Badt>@ ontract u%ertaufte
senannte Gompasnie an Die 9i99ins
gyilo Sat 60. fit $4,000 1T Saar.
MuBeroem usrpfli@tet ii@ bic lettere nod
80 Gents fir jene Come st; gu sablen.
melde iie %pro6u5iren mag. Wenn Del
,Nuin" bet gij engrubcn beporltdnoe,
piirben i9merli@ iol3e Gransatt'one'
abgei9Ioiien weroen.
(St. g. @oltsats.)
The evening world., 1894-06-09
LIQUOR MEN ARRAIGNED.
supt. Byrncs's Excise LAW Order
Fearing Considerable Fruit.

AS a result of the order sent out by
Superintendent of Police Byrnes n few
DAYS ago concerning the enforcement OF
the Excise law, several cases came up in
Yorkville Court thIsm morning.
Patrick Council, bartender for Michael
bowling, OF 63s Third avenue, was ar
-aigncd by Policeman Cahlll, OF the East
T%hirty-nfth street station, who entered
the saloon at l.S0 A. NJ. and found three
men drinking beer at the bar. He was
refused "A drink, and arrested the bar
owen Canrey, of 1927 Second avenue.
at 3 A.. NJ. had ak men Playing pool In
his place. rho other cases were those OF
Patrick Golden. bartender for Patrick
Smith, OF 1919 Second avenue: Alfred. j.
Chips. Of 306 West Forty-eIrhth street,
and John J. Leonard. of 400 West Fifty
first street.
All OF the arrested men claimed that
they were not selling anything, but were
just counting up the days receipts or
cleaning UP.
Ju itice VoorhIs remarked that the sa
looms of New York must be very clean
places II II took several hours every
! light to clean them, but In his own
experience he had not found them such
clean places. 1t seemed cOincidental,
TOO, tina. the hou lust after ! A. NJ.
should be chosen to clean up.
with this reelection on their veracity,
the Justice held each man In 800 bail for
trial.
The evening world., 1894-06-09

sett, the ex-senator. ex.Collector and
would-be Governor, for the purpose of
investigating the alleged r%ottenness of
the metropolitan city government.
Mr.. Cookers flying trip from Germany
was made for the express purpose OF
rsfuting the charges made before the
law. Patrick H.. Mccain. that the Tam
many chieftain had received from Hugh
L. Cant, when the latter was Sheriff.
Slo'yo. which the ex-Mayor had apparent
Fl6ssle Croker, but which McCann insln-
500, 900 had been raised by b}iii!y Mccl5 ne
IN the Tammany. organization to confirm
Mr., Grants nomination as Commissioner
Of Public Works, the nominee contribut-
ing $4,000 of the "boodle;" that
nation Croker could make 10 cents
commission on every barrel of cement
used by the Department of Public
works, and TO answer many other allie
cations and i"nsinuations of his disgrun-
tied brother-in-law that he, as we'll as
other Tammany officials, had grown
rich on the city's money by employing
Evening, World' readers will remem-
Der how admirably Mr.. Croker then sue
ceeded In refuting his brother-in-law's
Gnarges and destinations and added fresh
laurels to his own crown and stlffenel
III Han the weakening joints of TammAny
They will also re MEMBER that, with all
"''h 'uoNti Nv rdSSttl 'O1l-
mittee was considerable of II dlsmai. fall
ure as "a prober of municipal corruption,
But things have changed since the
Fassett Committee died. The Park
hurst crusade has stirred New York as
Il was never STIRRED before. and shaken
the Police Department. the keystone of
Tammany's power, like n slight earth
quake, which preceded the terrific up
heaval caused by the Luxow Commit
tee during the last week.
Thine Investigations OF Senator LeXow
and his colleagues. aided by the rclent-
less probe Of Lawyer John w. Gon.
nave shown beyond reasonable doubt
that .Tammany's power has dcpended
largely upon the Police Department. and
that the latter's methods are rotten TO
the core
More than one prominent Tammany
man has been directly implicated in this
corruption, and this may have made MIR.
Croker hesitate about remaining where
he, the man who knows better thar any
one else, wherein Tammany's power lies,
could be summoned before the indus
trious investigators.
Mr.. Croker made n good showing be-
fore the Fassett Committee, but there
is a popular belief that. like some of
his minions, he might have become
ratified had he come within range of
John w. COTS rapid fire investigating
gun.