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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
lor years exclusively used oy the best i"n'"'~

- vavne and Yates the votes OF the deiesauo,ns
IRON, ,ayuga and Seneca, we'll as some ug.e So
from Nsv-York and Brooklyn wherc ne - -. N', :,
,,n,',,l.r As +, my own strength DO not care W
~ ANYTHING more than that ! shall nave i H
,T,tas Than will be by all the deiee4teS D.,
~ congress district. | do not believe JHHse h".
ss Is Of the race Tor Governor a. from
~. 81 his personal supporters saying thal ne Wss
in rho race ANA would have most Of the Eo'9s - i,
delegates in the counties COMPOSING "''
trict. ~. vorL and Kings
Air Morton will not have more than i"' ur' -,
and | have allowed him a large number o, "S .,
mi districts As for the big de.cgf tons from
W. az, Jrookl,r | should not be surprised TO see
the friends OF chauncey Depewu au Mar,on GETS as
many votes f. IN. New York delegation ana VT.
Dcpcws candidacy would also be me sigma tof fba
STAT now classified Morton men to Fave Mr.
Morton and 90 Mr.. Dep"w. TINS canvas 40, LOT
.ha votes OF deel dtes to the convention ON! !uS
beginning ard the pubic may be treated TO s"oi
ynany srrrr!ses before IL Is ended .
Mr. Fassctt intends to journey 20 New-f"r" 10
night
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no ANSWER FROM THE PRINCE.

MIR GOrLDs REQUEST TO SHIP EXTRA LEAD
On THE vIGIIANT NOT REPLIED TO
Boston. Sept. A cable dispatch 10 Inc r''"
Ing Herald" from Cowcs says:
George ] Gould has just arrived here from
Paris and has been In consultation with the com
mttec OF the Royal squadron Yacht club. ihat
rentreboard has come TO grief again. for in the
massage 10 Cowes yesterday. and when working
up the solent. inside the Needles. her centre,
plate struck on the rocks and got damaged SO
that II will require oyerhauling. and this VIII
take two days. The race has been agreed upon
for tomorrow at o'clock. and with the igi-
lant's board broken she will be handicapped X
started Gould however. does not finch. but says
privilege OF putting four tons OF lead In place TO
make up for the loss Of the weight OF the board
The secretary OF the Royal Yacht Squadron
has telegraphcd to the Prince or Wales. VINO ~
now In Homburg. the condition OF affairs ana
also Mr. Could's proposition. No answer had
been received up to o'clock this afternoon. so
that II is not known whether the Prince or Wales
will allow his yacht TO race or not
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TO THE FIRST KAISER'S MEMORY.
EMPEROR WILLIAM UNVEILS MONUMENT
TO HIS GRANDFATHER ERECTED
EnNIGSpERG

EMPEROR WILLIAM UNVEILS MONUMENT
TO HIS GRANDFATHER ERECTED
AT koNiGspERG.
K6nigsberg, Sept. 4-Emperor William and the
Empress arrived here at noon to-day to attend
the unwilling % the monument to the memory
OF Emperor William l. grandfather Of the Kaiser
The city wa, gnyly decorated with flags. flow
ers and trumphal arches and the streets were
thronged with PEOPLE. At the railway station a
military and civic escort awaited the Imperial
visitors The Emperor mounted a horse which
WAS in readiness, and the Empress entered n car
rlage The procession then formed and marched
to the city gate where the municipal authorities
presented an address OF welcome to the Kaiser
From the city gate the procession passed through
various streets lined with troops and the cheer
ing populacc TO the principal square. where the
monument was erected. The principal address
was delivered by Count Botho zu Eulenburg. pres-
dent OF the Ministerial Council. who eulogEed
the eminent services OF the first Kaiser to the
Fa,herland. Emperor william then unveiled the
monument and reviewed the troops an they
ma rched past the platform.
After the unwilling exercises the Emperor at
tended A banquet at the castle. In his speech
he especially congratulated the people upon the
economic progress OF the province ana city. Inc
d,strct OF KBnigs berg. he said. was historic spot
In its relation with the Hohenzollerns. That
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,,rrr1xo; OF ITALIAN REPT BLICANS

The italian Republican club OF the ia Assem-
bly District head Il meeting last evening AZ 10 '
prince-si President = A Palermo mad" speech
eujoslzng Levi J.. Morton. and announcing nj" Or
The UNANIMOUS choice OF the ciuh Tor ho'"''ia"o" d"
r,ihern,torial candidate. The president also TOO"
..s,.- IN d.uouncc TaunGny Hall and ali its
mcfhods Vice prcslder. capobi1nco spoke 10 'he
.ar,. effect The officers Of the club are iresi'
dent \ \ Palermo. vice president Professor Lung
c,rollanco: secretary. Carlo Gianba@'lah'' '"uh-
cillors Nincenz, Barella. Niccolo MaraS'o' vice.
.ccretary Domcnico Cottni treasurer giuseppe
Splneh -. ..s ooiiod a ,r.et-
Coz, ~ ali The italian Republican associations OF
he civ 10 zoe held tonight ut No fO cahhl-s' LOT
The p,,r,os. 81 submitting plans FOR IN" formation
81 a Central Committee OF the Italian Repuhlcan
clubs OF the county.
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FOR A NEW COMMERCIAL IREAi''
NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO RE IN PRodhES' w.
CONVENTION BETWEEN THE UNITED

NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO RE IN PROGRESS ~"
CONVENTION BETWEEN THE UNITED siAi"'
AND THE SPANISH COLONIES
Madrid. Sent 4.-The report Is again c'r.u.' y,
that negotiations are IN progress for n'0-u ~.
vendj or q new commercial treaty -. -sc,.
United States and the Spanish Co''"e'' sn,,r
proclty treaty between the United s'a'es DIN
having been cancelled. 1880 r,,,,n,eot
Washington Sept awhile the Stae 80 has
has no, been Officially Informed tna Ike span.
abrogated the reciprocity agreement WIZ ,he United
sh Colonies of Cuba and Porto R,c U a from Rs.
States IL has received communicauIotr. neral At
mono williams United states toh,,u,o,ar ~ the
Hovana stating that the Spanish Mhlss'er, ,,h, (,
Colonies has directed the GoverhV' otu,iss that
exact on all American products sne ~ the reel.
,vare in force prior to the adoption vi ungen,ent
nroc,tv agreements The reciprocity MI I'D and
between the United States on the ons NO effect
Cuha and Porto Rico on the other "e,, ~, lime %
Sentember 4 1881 During the year endn.si Turing
iSq5 rspresentIng nine months or IN pe,s nortS
which the arrangement was in erect M e. q, So
OF the United States TO Cuba amounteu ~ agree.
against So 3ss curing the year prior 10 xn7rted
rssnt Going into effect, while the amour 80 "a.
during the whole Of the fiscal year 1893 va"
rhe other countries which entered INTO rsipph viii
yraa,osnts with the United States, ana wiz, uon.
"6douhted:y follow the example OF SPAN. az. IRA.
Snras salvador Qua temala Austria huhs
Iii Nlcaragua Germany. the Dominican - - frrini.
ana Great Britain for the British Coioh'es wlnd.
dad Rarbadoea he Leeward lslanns, IN
ward Islands British Guiana ana Ja'ha0"
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A BOATS CREW MISSING.

ELEVEN PERSONS FROM THE STEAMER FAvoRirs
FAIL TO REACH LAND.
Parry Sound. Ont. Sept News reaeheo heIs
to-day that the steamer Favorte. OF the NORM
Shore Navigation Company. while endeavorihs "
find the narrow entrance of Point Aux bari' on
the east side of Georgian Bay on Sunday nign. III
a terrific storm ran the Black Biii rocks Inv
messengers anf crew thirty in all. spent night
~ great anxiety on board. and soon after aa'
light yesterday three boats left ne steamer sipand
,rwo Of the boats reached Point AK Barn w
safety but the third containing passshss, r 'n ~
Orst Engineer the purser. the steward ana seven
III rev became separated from the others Anu
nothing has since been seen OF H. 49, -, a. a.
The Favorite lies in an easy position, anu :.
axnacted that she will be released Hitnout "uS~
DAMAGE If the weather continues faVora0ie'
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LEADING FRESHMEN REPrDIATE THE ciRcU'
LAR WHICH DREW OFT Mr. GLAD


LAR WHICH DREW OFT Mr.. GLAD
STONES CONTRIBUTION.
London. Sept 4--The contributions OF Nr. Clad
stone. Lord Tweedmou;h and other Englsh LID
erals TO the Irish Parliamentary Fund N response
70 a circular signed Justin Mccarthy. "i"am
O'Br!en. John Dillon AMI T. i. Oconnor' nave
led 10 an inquiry which proves that the circular "
a forgery designed TO compromise the Mccarthy
ties Mr. o'Brien declares that he knows nssAss
ahou, the circular Mr.. Mccarthy accepts tne "
apous ~ taking the English Liberals con-
troutons but repudlate' the crcu.nr appsai n" 70
Dillon writes that appeal has been HaJe - "
any Englshman, much less 10 any member o. 'ns 20
GSyerninent with the knowledge o. appr,9sa y,
tho committee Of the Irish party. he Gecnh.e ~
express an opinion 70 whether the Contributions ~
~ Nr Gladstone and Lord Tweedinoutn ousnS ~
he accented but expresses hope that the neleens
vii, not increase the scaniaious wrahsies Vi "HS"
ireland has become thoroughly SICK; - ,r,,..x
In regard 70 the statement mace py , nn9,ry
Usalv that 5000 out Of the Eationa. UeSsuiy
bad been PROMISED 10 the Parnelll,es. Mr. D1.on
saws II is an absolute falsehocd MI hea,y mn MN,
self ne says. knows that there IS NOT Inc s"e"'e'
Foundation for such statement
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BISMARCK GREATLY DEPRESSED.

ALMOST BROKEN DOWN ny ANXIETY oNEf' i"N
ILLNESS OF HIS WIFE.
Berlin Sept 4.-Dr. Schweninger vas sui"''
10 Varzin last evening 20 attend Prince p's q,
He found the ex-Chancellor much uep'.'
spirits although his pulse was good ana MS go.
ara, s,.,a NJ health satisfactory He was sreav
ayitated however. the CONDITION OF in "a.
and il Is feared that II the Princess does "0' "
cover he will break down completely
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convention. and at the close OF MS SPee'" was
cheered for f'e minutes.


MR.. TEAI.I.S NEW CLUB LAUNCHED.
REPUBLICANS ARE NOW WELL ORGANIZED IN
THE I'D ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Each of the forty eight election districts Oh
the Id Assembly District was represented o'
tho chairman Of it's Republican organization at
the meeting held last night at NO. ChainperS-
ST. where the club organized through the EFFORTS
Of Oliver Sumner Teal took the hrst step III it'
efforts 10 redeem the district from lpiVVer RUE
Mr. Teal acted as host, ard before Inc No. ~
was called 10 order explained that he had be-
come resident Of the district 80 as 10 give ms
personal attention to bringing ont ana having
counted the large Republican vote which uh'i'
now had not had fair SHOW ia,
Joseph Levenson. who. witt: > GAVIN, - d leau
or in This movement, called the meeting 10 oruer.
He congratulated the members on having ac-
uI!rad a handsome clubroom through tht eIiorIs
Of Mr.. Teal. and rredctei the SUES, sue e.. vi wa
party at the coming election. Poll isis anu
working papers then distributed 10 tls
various captains, among whom We're Jonh -
Trainor A. /. Levy. II. F.. Adelman. Joseph
Flood, j. H. Silver, James Schaughnesey: Sall,ea
short. Henry Nathan. Edward Gordon, Thomas
f. WhisKer Bernard Reilly. samuel Mar
Thomas T. Hennesey. Fred Whine. Richard Ca
hill Lorenzo Susume and James Hamlin.
The club will be known AS the ia Assembly
District Republican Club and the following Off
GERS were elected: President. John Daniels wee,
president. James r. ONeill: treasurer. Edward
Cotter, sr: recording secretary. A. l.. Levy;
financial secretary. Thomas Hyland.
Mr. Tcali said that the club hal no connection
with any faction. that II organized solely
as a Republican club and thnt any Republican
was welcome to JOIN. 81 am not here Tor iun OF
f1r my health" hr said. and would mucn rather
be AT the seashore now. bu: ! want 10 help IN"
Republican party in tho district. which mas
frequently been manipulated by the other side
to decide an important election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

Tho worst forms Of
6crofula, Salt rheum,
letter, Ecxcma, Erysip-
ehs, Boils, Carbuncles,
Enlarged Glands, Tu-
mors and 6wcllings, are
cured by it.
Mrs. JOHN q. FOSTER,
OF 81 Chaplin Street, Can
anddt0,id, N. T., snys:
II was troubled with
eczema, or salt-rhcurn,
seven years. ] doctored
with q number OF our
homo physicians. also
with Rochester. New
York. and Philadelphia
doctors, and received no
fSsnofif Maid ont him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
POLITICAL. ACTIVITY N BROOkLfN
MEETING or TIE HEIr HIicAN ENE'IlNE 'o"'
MiTTEE-BOTii SIDES ihtfAh'N" ~
HOLD PRIMARIES.

The preliminary movements OF the ran '"'"''''"
T., pr,oklvn were made at IN" September ih"''hs
-, IN. Republican Executive Committee IA" even
,,c Tho member, met In the Johnson building AZ
rlo,h,.h-aye and Fulton-st and Charles NJ NV
IN. ,,r.sl,I.f II was decided to recommend I" inc
County Committee. which meets tomorrow evening"
the holding Of primaries Tuesday September H.
and Assembly District Conventions on Fri1ay IN"
1ath There will be ninety delegates if"" h'"hs
county in the Saratoga convention
,rho Executive Committee discussed the dei1 v. -
ren-e.ontaflon In the Assembly District cog r.
tinns ana questions IN regard 10 amendments ~ ,hr
h~'iou,s 81 the County Committee. which no" al
mil Of Diverse interpretations 10000.
.nnss" NIrr,aughlln returned 10 brooklyn yrst~r-
day iron, C;rernporf t. /. and the Democratic lx|c-
utiy. Committee Will meet this evening ana ar
ranro FOR q special meeting Of tn County Com,
,nittce to.morrow evening 10 call U" primaries a'f
nonyentlons in advance o. thu STATE convention.
Tho committee will send n'ty-four deesatrs
conteafirg delegation will be sent by thr, hrioFm
pnmocraric Committee, Of which Edward NJ Shep-
narI Is The head II wil! hold meeting next week
call primaries.
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UNITED NIAGARA COUNTY DEMOCRATS

I,ockport ~ Y, Sept 4-The Niagara County
Democratic Convention held here this after
noon. IL was marked by much more harmony than
any similar convention for several years has been.
George W. Batten. o. W. Cutler and &. W. J..
Melcy representing the organization that Is trying
to unite ard harmonize the party, were chosen
delegates TO the State Convention at Saratoga.
They are unlnsiructed The convention adjourned
until September ~. when the Assembly nomination
will be made
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No Doctor

should he withou, telephone. Hs might much
himself but ne would receive many calls and largely ~
his practice The Telephone Company makes
Of 800 TO $50 year. according Write - cort
iandt-st.. or call UP Telephone '2si cors,andt."
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FOR JUDGE RUSSELL TO THE END.

FOR JUDGE RUSSELL TO THE END
SPEAKER MALBY SAYS THE ST LAWRENCE
COUNTY DEI.EGATEs WILL Not WAIVER
George r. Maiby o. st Lawrence County.
Speaker Of he rcccn- Assembly. has been in III"
city since las, SATURDAY. pr"sumahl, or p'-
ltical GRAND. Mr. Maby was seen yesterday a
tho Fifth Avenue Ho:ei He haa apparently
fully recovered from the indisposition wh!ch ms
work at Albany caused ana was J" 'N""'' ''''
spirits.
9TH. prospects ~ the Republican parry wrI"
never brlgtier IN the northern part ~ IN" star
than they ar. this fall." said Mr. MHl"y. IL
looks rs II "" should sweep everything pe''''
Us. ,, ,,
What does 81 Lawrencc County ihinE 90 MI.
Morton as candidate"
mir Morton f. q good cand!da'". bu, 81 Law
renee IS n; for him. We haN" ilr-t-''ar,
contllatc # our Own Jldgc l.~sli" W Russell
., :, Lawrence. candidate. and our delegation
,s cnlug r. tho state & INVENTION - vote f." MN
AMI keep on voting 10 him until. h or SON" ''h''
candidate Is nominated
How does the new tarin suif me n"f'hefh-"''
counties II Ncw-N rrk
81, doesn't suit thefn at all No one IL suited
with (, In the northern part - the stat ih'rr
IS no one whether he be Republican i,rh"',h'
ar Nugwuri, who II not opposed 10 u Inc nhY
the new tariff law went M" cilec' M 49,
,nncrts - the amount Of &2o0OH landed NJ u'
non "a, Ogdensburc. These imports M" "hi"hy
in connection with products ~ - WIN
and adjoining counties. That was an ey"-'pelsI
o. - 80 ,n the courtc ~ - I.awr-ncc. II
vas an object lesson indciIbly impressed upon
,he ,ninde - the people II meant thht 'hhhh'
&c IN become NOR Formidable than ever as com
no,,,or in m. open market Tor trhc' III ~" ia"
~ New-York that rshnully belongs 10 'he iarnl-
.rs ~ our own state. The reduction IN INC '"'
an bav is a particularly hard blow az our ihrfh-
~e as IL also ,he reduction on grain ana Vese-
tables II all k.nLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
HEBREWS THE KABYLEs' VICTIMS.

xoRocro-THE CITY IN DANGER
or CAPTt RE.
Ton,ter Son, 4-Horrlbe outrages upon the
1Iehreu.s a, Dennat Ks.ha Sadirabe.. Tania. Tamil
et and other PAGES are being perpe;rated by me
Kaby,es I'm the neighborhood o: the city Of Mo-
rocco The shops. houses and synag oGues are oe.nS
women and children outraged and sod INTO savery;
The city Of Morocco * besieged by kaoyes, ana
e. 4. feared that the garrison VIII not be aoe !"
hold the place much onger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
SECOND DAYS CHESS PLAY At LEIPsic.

SECOND DAYS CHESS PLAY At Lhir''o.
LeipsIc. Sept. 4-Tts was he second uay - .,s~
German chess congress and iniernat'o"A'
tournament The results were as fo..ows, ,..,
Second notwithstanding. OK L 90 Germany.
Siechtir OF Germany; Tarrascn' OF - heat
beat Berger OF Austria Llpks OF GERMANY a!nymSny.
Blackburne. of England; Wai9rSu,r,; .rS ~ Russia
beat Mason Of Eng sndr -Four games "e''
journed. ,-, han, ScAlechter. OF
Ans,r,a. LIKE beat Baird OF New-Yo S.ssvs q
mann beat Seunert Suechtig bea, Won nd schiffsrs
drew with Marco. The others did not hnisn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
urTEGATEs NAMED ~ QUEENS COUNTY.

Tho III Assembly District convention o? Queens
Countv was held n; Flushing yestcrday The foi-
lowing were elected delegates to the state CON
ven,ion. f. H. Morris and J. -. Van Nostrand. or
tYushing. John r Robinson and Jane" y fair-
h,o,hcr 81 Nrwiown and Augustus Denton. or
so, tro,,nx,.oo Tho alt.rnates chosen were: For
crushing Ira NJ Clapp and Howard A. Srerry;
Ncwtown. " schmidt and Thomas W. Howard
and for North IIernpst cad John c. Baker
The Republicans Of the nd Assembly District
Of Queens County held their convention ~ Jamaiea
yesterdav and elected the following delegates 70
The state Convention: Hampstead -charics |.
ph,nns Martin V Woods. alternates- Phillp =
sc"iipr peter r. davenport: oyster Bay-James L.
Hoyie Frederick A Wright; t ",srn@tesW vcD.
ar William A Bennett; alternates william r
Wyckon lee hitting; deiegate-at,large Eugene r
V.chnrnn of Jamaica. The delegates go unn-
structed II Is understood that they favor Mr.
Morton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

THE LINCOLN UNION Is FOR MR. MORTON.
Alta meeting 81 the Lincoln Union last night Lew
y Morton was ndorsed n candidate for the NOM
ination for Governor. This club will hold It's annual
sunmer-niCht festival at LION Park tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
THE VISIT To NEW-fORk PIT OFF.

THE VISIT TT NEW 1ohN ~ W.
Mr MORTON DID NoT COME To THIS CITY YES
TEHDAY-MR nROOKFIELp NoN-coMMiTTAL
Ex.Vicc- President Morton did not come down 10
the city from Rhinpcn yesterday as waS. expected
AT the offices OF Morton Bliss G Co. where the
reported conference between Mr.. Morton and MT
Plat General Tracy and others was 10 take place.
Il was said that Mr. Morton had not arrived. ana
that he had no intention OF coming either yesterday
or to-day For reason not made pupiic' IL
was rumored that the meeting between Mr.. Morton
and his most conspicuous Supporters had been post
poncd
Politicians said that too much publicity had pe'h
given 10 Mr. Morton's intended visit. ana maj ior
this reason II had been deemed wisest 10 put II on
Chairman Charles W Hackctt. OF the Repunnc'h
State Executive Committee cam" down rom yea
yesierday and had an interview with MI flatt NJ
the offices OF the United States Express company
No 40 Broadway MIR Hackett is now urging IN"
nomination OF MIR. Morton.
chairman Rrookheld said yesterday that he was
not aciveiy supporting any candidate for Governor
He said that ne had spoken highly Of Morton hut
that Depcw or Choate. or Fassctt or Sa Nton would
make ar equally good candidate IL I'D not beilcVc
in nornnating candidates before the convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
BRooME COUNTY IS FOR MAYOR GREEN.

Bnghamton, n. Y. Sept. 4-The Broome County
Irpui,}ican :. Convention Ibis afternoon granted
Mayor George T. Green the honor OF naming the
delegates 10 the State Convention. Colonel George
W. Dunn. member OF The State Committee. heads
the delegation. The others are General John c.
Robinson Senator Edmund O'Connof. l. 7. Deyo.
George. d, .curtss, County Judge Taylor J.. Arms,
= p Ward Grin Holden and ]. p. Wheeler. Amid
much ntinusasm the delegates were Instructed to
vote and work for the nomination of Mayor George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

p,.,oh,rd and John a. Anger were elected u .sa
los 70 The Republican State League Noir
rbe alternates are Irving Bachrach' " iin' IVA
borough and John W. Newiil
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A RECORD

OF cures such q
no other medicine
can boast Of, has
been won during
tho past q years
by DR.. Piercc's
Golden Medical
Discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

That Madison County will go Republican inns I'd,
I, accordance with the traditions Is the oenei VI
.Tbe Syracuse Standard" The RepuDhcah mO',,
lions at Morrisville were Of n nature 10 lisPhe
In a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

Saratoga n. Y. Sept. t-Senator Harvey j.
Donaldson OF Bals,on Spa. says that he Is not a
candidate for the Republican nomination TO Con
grrss I'm this district 10 succeed General n. VI.
Turtis OF St Lawrence Saratoga county will
present the name OF General M.nsor Is. French, OF
This village for that honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
JUDGES RUMsEY AND WERNER NOMINATED.

u-DGEs RI-MsrY AND WERNER NOMINATED
Rochester Sept 4-The Republican judicial nomi-
Mating convention for the With District. compris-
ing the counties OF Moaroe. Seneca, Wayne. Liv
ingston Cayuga. Steuben, Ontario and Yates. was
called 10 order at noon to-day by Frank X. Taber
OF Auburn County Judge Robinson. OF Steuben
County. moved that the secretary be Instructed 70
cast he ballot for Judge William Rumsey. OF Bath
steubcn County to succeed himself upon the bench
no,islv carried and Ds;rct-Attorney Forsyth. OF
Rochester. moved that the convention nominate
F.ely OF this city. nominated County Judge Wer
ner This nomination was seconded by s. Henry
YER Wayne and W II. Knapp. Ontario. The sec
retary was Instructed by motion 10 cast ballot for
Iudre Werner and he was declared duly nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

rhrtyes on good food and sunshine Win s ana her
"a the open air Her form slows Win .,.rn nseds the
.iesnsns action Of laxative remedy ~ "
Sis and pleasant liquid laxative. eyrup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

OF the hfty-two Democratic delegates
,, ra.or or IN other words Hill men. n dis
natch to The Albany Journal declares. JONI 10 a.
Judson was picked out as nearly certain u o' "
r,erp hcr of the state Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

MORTON DELEGATES CHOSEN IN KINGSTON.
Kingston n w. Sept CSpeciaD.-The Republi-
can ward primaries were held here tonight. ana
the indications are that Morton delegates have been
chosen In nearly every ward.