davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-02

Aber 1etne 5ran hdtt9t thm oen Srotforb
h0her.
emma 6arper, Die Satin 6cS Wtateriaz
Observation-Disclosures Ofarf 6arper in @rano
@roiitng, t0nnte iiber 0aS piele ltngliid,
bas fe in ToIge bes 2etcbtitnnS t6res
WanneS tpGbreno elmer 18jG6rtgen @be
Ourcb9emac6t bat, etn bifeS 8ucb icbreibcn.
Die Snbaltsangabe zines berortigen8crfeS
bat ite berettS beute Wfittag Dem &reis9e1
rtbt itbergebcn. Sic bat nGmlib gesen
Wfart 6arper Bic 2(u8fertigung zines Gin
boltsbefebls beantrast, tpel6er i'm perz
btnOert iDQ, iiber iein auf Der Wtercbant'S
9tational .8anf 6epo11trteS 8erm6gcn uno
itber letn @eidGft in @ranb @rolling 3t
oisponiren. Die Srau fiircbtet, baB Wtart
auf unb babon ge6en ult6 ie un6 tbre bier
nner3pgeten Rtn0er in Nrmutb uno @leno
Suritdlaiien f0nnte, tpte er ibr bies bereitS
angc6robt bot. SIN tbrer &lagei6rtft io9t
Trau 6arper, baB ibr @atte felt elmer
Getbe bon Sabren ein GrunfenboLb iet.
Sine i'm Sabre 1893 DorgenOmmene Sur
in 0tpt9bt lei erfol9lo5 seblieben.
Nm p. 6ebruar fam 0er Gberuann be-
trunten na6 6auie, tparf IN Der Nutb Sic
Gampe auf ben TuBbpoen unb DroDte bic
gauge Samtlte nit etnem &eDolper ms
Senieits gu bef0rOern, Die Satin fab it9
Oaber gen0t6tgt, cinenen 9Olt3iiten 3ur
0iilfe 81 rufen.
Set So9ren fol- e5 6arper's @etppbns
belt ietn, auSgeOebnte 8ummeItouren SIT
unter1eRmen, auf ipelcber ct 9unOerte bon
Dollars 6rauf 0eben lieB. 8eretts Dor II
Sabrel1, ais ba8 @bepaar nocb in GaIiforz
MEN pObnte, babe Morf cine fir ietnen
Nrbei1geber etnfaliirte Summe BON $500
burcbgebracbt unb lei nur bur3 Sic Bitten
ietner 6rau Dor benz 3ubt6auie betpabrt
geblieben.
90 oft ct on8etrunfen iei, 9e6e ct baS
@elb nit DoUen 6Gnben aus, t6eilS in
&neipen, tbeilS in Spielb0blen. 9aS Sc
l9dft in @ran6 GrOiiiltg bat nah 2(n9abe
ber Sldgerin etnen 0ert6 BON $4,000, Sbr
lit baran ~gelegen, baB oteie Summe, iolpie
baS 9epoiitum auf Der 8anf ben &inbern
unO ibr ielbit mO8li9it er0alten bletbt, Oa
ite ii9 nidbt barauf D%erIaIien fam, baB
6arpcr fOrtan Bic Seinen, nit Dem, mas
gum Qeben ge90rt, periorgen mir6.
, 1894-03-02

= So6n sGuber aus At Ofari6ficl6
@benue bei9ulOigte beute frii6 Dor Hicbtcr
9ople Otorp 8obininn, iDnt, ais ct Dor
Sturgeon cine 9tacht bel i6r 5ubrac6te, cine
golocne ltbr entipenOet 3u 6aben. 9o itc
ni9tS 81 t6rer 8ertbeiOigung Oor6rtn9en
%fonnte, pcrpie5 ite Der 8icbter 9oDle inter
$500 8lr8ibaft an 6aS Griminalgeri9t.
, 1894-03-02

pie6er 3urn Gerlaiien beIielben b%erantaBten,
iinb MIN Notwithstanding ielten getporben.
Oos ScrrttOrium lit bon me6rereu tpicbti>
9en @tienbabnlinien nit elmer ber6Qltntba
mGBi9 groBen 3a6l BON 3mei8linien Ourcb7
sogen un6 meiit cine betrd6tItcbe QtnSabI
9ibi6er, 9etperbSretcbcr un0 nit auen
mo6ernen @inricbtuugeu Deriebener StG6t7
den un6 Ortibaften auf. 0flt ben 2anOz
itraBen fretlit6 lit eS nob lebr i6Iinm be-
felt, abcr bieS lit nicbtS ionberltA Gufs
fGQigeS, berrI6en bo6 ielbit in ben dlteiten
Staten DieieS 2onoes in beeier 6inii6t
nocb ma6rbaft nidbtSpiirbtge 3~uitdnOe, an
6eren 8eiierung man pirflicb Der5meiieln
m0C6te.
6tniic6tlt6 Ser gcgenpdrtigen 8eDOlfez
rungSSabl 6eS GerritoriuntS liegen feline
Itdberen Nn6aIt8punfte por; bod pir6 man
nit Der Nnna6nle, baB 6ieleGbe Die !6unocrt7
tauienb bereitS itberitetgt, faun fcbtge6en.
@s iino ~befanntltc9 i@on Stimmen laut
eetporoen, ipelcbe brin9en6 Die Nufuabme
Ofla6oma's in ben Staatenbuno forbcrn.
0a aber Die WfeDrbeit Ser b%ortigen Q8Gblcr
repu6litanii6 9eiinnt 81 icin icbeint, 10
per6cn iib Die oemofratticben Mac6t9aber
nit @infiigung 6eS iugenbtrGfttgen 9flaz
boma'S in Sic Staatentette jebenfauS nicbt
ionberlic6 beeiIen. 2l5er: = yeS farm
(ptrb) ia nibt tmmer 10 bleibeu, bier
unter benz tpe5leLnben Wtonb &C."
, 1894-03-02
Ser Gang BET Gerban6Gunoen lib,

- Ser Sang Bet 8er6an6Gunsen uber
Die Sartfbtu bat 9roBe NcbnIi6feit nit Der
@rt, tpie bic 2tufbebung beS Sbermanz
9cieBes Oer3Ogert ipurOe, SIM 9auie obne
oBeS9mierigfetten an9enommen, i4pebt
lie ieBt I'M Senat tpocbenlang in Der 2uft
nnb eS lit wieberum ser Streit i'm eigenen
Sager, Der ben 0emofrateu Die 9ur9fG6s
, 1894-03-02

= Sn Sos 9~(ngelcs it 9eitcrn Ser e6emaz
lige @oNperneur in Californian, Sobn 6.
0opneD, i'm Sitter BON 67 Sabren geitorz
ben, Sine StraBe in Sos G(n9eIeS lit nacb
thu bcnannt, unO bic aut ieinem 2anObeiib
errtcbtete Srticbait fiibrt ieinen Ntamen.
@ouuerneur 9opnep bat iib nm BEN Qtufz
l9wun9 SiibcalifornienS 9roBe @eroienite
ertpor6ell.
, 1894-03-02

0ic fir cine 6ausfrau einfac6ite un6
biutgite Nrt, Elm 0ienitmd69en gu befomz
men, lit, cine 8erlangtz2n5et9e an bas
Qtbenoblatt Der SuinoiS Staats3ettun9 etns
sui6tden. 9rets l Sent oas gSort.
, 1894-03-02
Observation-Disclosures

Die g8. 6. 8tuS Grabbing 50. bat belte
Wtor9en i'm @ountp9ericbt ibr 8erm0gen
an 6oner 8, @alpin ibertragen.
, 1894-03-02

SIS gei3e0cn imrner nOb 3eic6en unb
8un6er: SObn .. O}cRane lit iptrfItc6 i'm
53ucbt9auie 8er bate . etipas nur fir
m0gGtcb gebalten?!
, 1894-03-02

= Erob 6es niebrigen Sil6erpreiies
macben einige ser MOntana'er Silberpros
Ou8elrten bob nob etn gang 9utes @ei6Gft.
80 lift 5. 8, bic Sron Mountaiu COMPANY
i'm Stanbe, fir Die criten beiben Monate
bieieS SGbreS cine 0iOiocn6e 5u besablen,
un0 Bic WlOulton So. nir6 6icS 6emnG9it
ebenfauS tbun. Sol6en Sbatiacben gc9ene
iiber miro baS @ei6rei Der Silberbarone,
oaB bic neuere S%iIberpoLttif bes 8unbes lie
iamnt uno ioroerS an Ben 8ettelitab brinz
gen peroe, nobI ober libel neritummen
mitiien. Ofit etn5cLnen QluSnabmen ba6en
ia aucb bte @oIoro6o'er Silberbarone, bic
am metiten 2Grm icblueen, felt einigen
8Ocben bas 8Gaien Ser Qlarmtrompete
tptc6er eingeiteQt. Die 6erri6aften tperben
ihb in 3utunft 5par nit einem bcibeiz
beucren Broftt b~e9niigen miiiien, nobel tie
es a6er bod gang tpobl perOen ausbalten
f6nnen.
, 1894-03-02
IL. fSebruar 1884

gOft puS ergrsB. .......... $50 m i 685 Il
@rarb gtapibs 9oltb Grain iiber
9telp Buffalo & 6. & g8. WG. 9Pg.iT 725 IR+ $50 y
gteO Nort uHo 8pitou Spe5iGl..... '10:31 I1' 200 q
sat @alterl grpreB -......... -. 2#3O q : 900 u
Ser 9tortb S5pre &imtteb. ....... 400 81 $50 u.
@ranb siapIos &inie iiber &ala=
mo3pp q @. q. & S. q. 81. 400 81 $50 u
@rou0 Gopi03 Soli0 Sraiu iber
ylelU guifnlO & 6. & 80. Mt. 81. + 455 g+ 125 q
&alama3oO Accommodation -. .. Ais 9till:1O 81
Ntlonttc GrpreB ............. go. 935 81 740 iii
S09tnolu, Ban @itD & Set Cine. 935 81 7:40N
@rau0 9tGpios Sine, U6er &alama=
3Dp & s.. Ut. d s. 9. &........ > 9:35 III 7:4O 81
Sranb Gapib5 6Dlio Gram iber.
Stem Buffalo 81 6. s. ~. 81. &IF11:39 81" 6:3OI 81
Sdgllm- @us9euDulmen Spuntags.
, 1894-03-02
8rtetfdIfen.

o. 81. @0ie .3pieielalpe liegt nabe
Dem 9Orfe @olGu III Sal3fammcrgut,
Seiterreib.
, 1894-03-02

- Sn Der GaaeS6rontf ftn6en mir unter
beutigem Datum fOIsenbe bentpir6igs Gre
s%i9niiie per5ei9net. -1312 tptrO Ser Or0en
Der Sempelritter aufgeboben. - 1859 tpirO
6eiOeIberg bon BEN 6ran5oien bcrpiiitet,-
Sn S9meben tpirb 1919 ser Minifter bon
@Or3 enthauptet ,-1836 rciBt iicb GeraS bon
NfertfO los. = 1871 tptro bic Nb1ebung
9tapoleons III. proflamirt un6 Sic Gatifiz
cation Der Observation-Disclosures miro
olIsgetauibt. - 1888 i6ettert Der %fran30z
iii6e S6ooncr pFleur de la Mer" in Ser
gtdbe bon Ga0enne un6 60 8aliagtere err
trtnfet. = Nucb lit beute Der So6eStag
9ttcOIaus I. bon &uBlanO Q855), 6ran3 I,
bon Oeiterreib Q835) unO SObn @eSLeD's,
beS StifterS Der MetbObiiten q79D, unb
Der @eburtSta9 9eo's XIII. Q81O).
, 1894-03-02
| Qbfabrt 2~tmtunft

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: $50 N, Tl1:30 ID, 1905 q,
$50 u. 'S0Ga, 'l0:3O@; 9iutuuft '7O1DL $3.50 WE
fll30 d. fl00I 1915 u '6:l5 q, '9404.
SdglID. / S6gItd. ouSgenou1ren Souutoos.
( 1a9Hq, nusgen. Sauftags. 2 Sdglib, ousQenomnIea
, 1894-03-02

NDieego, giiI'ueufee s st. 8amL@tfenBaba.
Sta0t=2tdet Office: POI GlarfzSt-.; SeiephonS
2l9o 9saln. uHlOu 9aiiusiersGtatiou: GamaLs Q6amss
, 1894-03-02
GiIen6aRn~& ahrpRane.

Nbtcagn Sc gSortbiue Iterlt= Gil enb abts. Tifess
SInces; gtos. 206-208 GIarf = Strase, an beg
Satlee 9oeIue Station uHA am Depot Gde MenssuHS
Mbfahrt QufunfE
, 1894-03-02

ggg5tdl5aan Ge1traI, gIep Oorr GentraI= nnS
~~S Notot;, S &Ibatl1 81 etb abnei. -9ie
9tn9era S5allS Stoute. 3ige ~perIaifen uuO toruren an
IN Der ns1et Gentra!. Station an Safe 6rOnt, 1uB bon
Barf 8clo, Ilno 2. Cir, 80. ct. uHo Spoe Bart.
StabtsStdet=Office: 81 Glarf=5tr.
, 1894-03-02
GemtrnL,

gns burd9ebeubsn 3ags bon ber @entraI- station,
II. ctr. un6 Rarf TOlp. 3rae fir ben Gt6en fGuuea
sberfoaS all %. Ctr, SO. StraBe unb Spbe Qart 9suoms
men tperben. &idetS III Der @tabfsSffce, 194 SIO
SIorf=StraBe. nn0 iI &uOltortunt= 0DteC.
, 1894-03-02
g Union QoFeneer Station.
IYlEGnnsg!vanid lines.
GS sGsans=. GanaI= unO @aStfSm= Ste.
60 arrs. GnnnIz q mnNifnn.Rtr-

&idet=GTFces: Au Der StatIon. Ill 24S 9. 'Slarf.
strait, ede sTaSfUu. un0 INT NubitcrIum SptaL
Dunn 2ine inhrem me inInt nnh Namtrsl- 2sik.
, 1894-03-02
| MbTabrt INHfuuit

TbtsaaO,. Rod SsEamS & gSactFc=Sa bm.
W Boffaeier=Stotipn. 0an BurersStr, Elm 9Go9
tioIt9 bonn 9oorO Of 3raDe. Sidet=Oftce: 104 6lart5tr.
, 1894-03-02
Gr Iebt in Saus un6 Braus.

aber feline Srau hdn9t ibm oen Srotforb
h0her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
TO DRAW Up CITY REFORM BILLS.

The Committee OF Seveniy's Committee on Legs
latlon met IN one Of the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday afternoon and talked for an
hour about the general scope Of legislation necessary
to effect reforms in the police force and in several
OF the departments of the city government. Among
the members OF the committee are General Horace
Porter Charles Stewar; Smith. Gustav n. Schwab.
Lewis L. Dedhed, w. Travers Jerome Albert
Stlckney. c. C. Beaman and Joseph f.arocque.
Messrs. Stickney. Delafeld jerome. Bearman and
Larocque were designated subcommittee to
prepare a plan by which the discussion OF reform
measures might be conducted by the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
CONTINUING THE COUNT or VOTES
SEVERAL AMUSING INCIDENTS BEFORE THE
BOARD or GYMNASTICS

SEVERAL AMUSING INCIDENTS BEFORE THE
BOARD or GYMNASTICS
The canvass Of New York Ci,ys vote h> tho Al
dernen acting a Board Of County Canvasscrs
proceeded yesterday and last night
The monotony Of the count broken in the
afternoon by an amusing incident Alderman
O'Bren was drawing out the figures. when he came
across the returns from 'he Tweniy-nrs' Election
District 81 the Win Assembly District. zone
vote for William H. Vanderbilt for Governor" ne
called out.
The board suspended work while they INDUCED In
hearty laugh
John Murray Mitchell who Was candidate FOR
Congress in the Win Congress Dlstric, on the
Republican ticket. fled protest yesterday after
He contends that there were Irregularities
in the Second Election District Of the III Assembly
District lanes J. Walsh. the successful candidate.
received 20 votes more than Mitchell Mr.. Mitchell
says he received moro than ninejy-siK votes IN the
election district mentioned. which II the number on
The Win Assembly District coun, was completed
at 3:45 O'Clock. cOlOnei McCl"In began reading
the reports from the NIlih Assembly District IN the
Louis Rosenfeld onc-eyeI Aldcrmans clerk. in
terrupted the count OF the Eighteenth Election DIS
rushing up the presiding officer Alderman Rim.
and oxclaming In a stage whisper: stop the count.
Trey have overlooked the seventeenth Election Dis
tTict'
Bang went the gavcl
"Presideni Mcclellan YOU have not counted tine
Seventeenth District" said Alderman Rim Pr"si-
dent Mcclellan. who ~as calling of IN" returns,
begged 10 differ with him.
j. appeared that wncn IN" returns OF tn" Soon
iccnth District were done win they were placed
ne ~ the clerk bat the SIDE Of IT," missing eye.
\ moment lp,er. when he turned his head AL the
returns came within his line % vision. n thought
ina; ne had made great discovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

c.,tvhure Penn SOY r The Louisiana S'at.
Monument Committee ANA -" tinted states GOV
eminent Commission toriay devoted their time 10
tn second and thiri DAYS n"ld The topography
If tn, country hns n,cu wen preserved since 'hc
battle that ia, South"ru veterans had no difficulty
in aXiug thc ation, occupied ty their commands.
They lor.ioI tho positions of IA" lith Louisiana
Infantry on GUMS iiili. the an Infantry "n East
cemetery I'm. the Donllisouvl" Artillery at the
old Herr tavern tud Seminary Ridge the
ShuItZ house and Nill'r'a batter; OF me Washing
ton Louisiana ARTILLERY at the peach orchard. To
morrow Viii lee devoted to the cavalry n"ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
ThEN ADJOURNED TO \ POIicE STATION
LIVELY MEETING or TIE LEVI - MunroN cLrH

THEY ADJOURNED TO \ POLICE STATION
LIVELY MEETING or rui>LElI y. MORTON cf.rr
or TIE NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Lew =. Morton club 81 th. XIitn ,ssembl,
District bed The mo- exciting +. well as ,h. mos
disorlerly meeting Of rs history at the clubroons
NJ. p? Thifd-aVe.. las night Tso,b, has been
brewing IN the can COR som" tim, Not .ung ago
the club foraook the Anti-Machino organization
with which II allied AMI became independents
TniS step lid not meet tn" APPRECIATION 81 = M
Jority oi the cub. who declared that 4 f.w men
were running the organization. which numbered
over 81" The rollcall consumed over one hour last
night. ana when it ended the fun began The
chairman. Dr. \. = Houghton. and his friends were
in the minority. but they were more familiar with
the rules Of parliamentary practice than their on
ronents were. and thus KEEP the upper hand al
though the meeting had evidently been called FOR
the purpose Of turning them down. The resIgnations
Of Dr. Houghton and John J. Brine from some
Executive Committee. whether Anti Machine or in
epehent could not be learned. which had been
HANDED in. were promptly accepted. Then began
Charges and cOuntercharges that would make A
Tamn any Hall mans hair stand on end The Sec
rotary. Michael j. Joyce. and the chairman hurled
defiance at each other, and Timothy Duffy wanted
to physically show to the chairman his opinion OF
him. but was restrained by Police man schmoli who
Was largely In evidence during the evening. DR..
Houghton IS "A little man. but his hair stands cree;
llkc me qullls on n fretful porcupne. and he
swered In kind the accusations hurled at him by
John Mason. James Johnson, Henry Flanagan apd
Inc uproar continued for several hours, until Tenn
porary Chairman Brine. upon doubtful vote de-
broke pro- e, loose Chairs and tables were hurried aside
se of S books for s % shS hd an
Sehmoll in charge of the books closed the meeting
station where after solemn hearing OF both Sides
sergeant Quigley finally judciay decided that the
eGoKs should be retained in The possession q R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
THE SUBWAY coMvuss,oNrnsnps

There were no appointments yesterday hs May 'i
Gilroy fo on ~" places 81 tommissl'ner' jacob
Hess Theodore. Moss and Walton Storm ui th"
Hoarl Of Electrical control. whose terms expired
N,v.rb.r Th,r successors ar. io have thrr"-
, oar form. ~ a salary Of so" each. Their" nave
hecn rurnors for som" tim" that ihc Mayor would
nv to s.o,t men Of such connections and stan Ink
as might warrant their retention In of'ic" 'y the
x Mavor Among reports circulating yesterday
WIS OH, that Amos !. CUMMING on" " the lie.
fDafrd Tanrhny COnLressm"u. hal been settled
u ,nn for one nf the Places
Nnyor ,ilrOy said last evening mat there NHs Ia
trith In ihe reports 10 the selection of any per
CON or persons Tu' iht 4r offices Nobody bal been
decided upon. the Mayor said. and Indeed 10" hal
come - no conclusion regarding tn policy he should
pursu" concerning them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

FOR \ sINGLE-nEADND COMMISSION
ALFRED T. CO<kLlNG II GOING 20 Wpkk IS THE
ASSEMBLY FOis REFORM ~ THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

y d! ID
ASSEMBLY Fon EEFoHM ~ The
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Ayscr1llyman-clcrt Alfroi il. Conkling. Of THIS
cit, yil If h. has hcirn and carrie on bis pres
ont intentions do his share toward making things
lively at Albany this winter.
.On the first cay Of the session, said b" 10 Il
Tribune reporter the other Gay, II shall introjr"
BIZ providing for single headed Polio CON
mission in this city. This will lay mo open to ia"
charge Of apime London Paris and Berlin. an OF
which cities have single headed police commissions
hui | can stand IL long as | can Demonstrate
that il Is what We need ia this city In London
1900 men are governed b. d single commissioner.
in Paris sl7l. and in Berlin 800 I'm Mayor lIeW-
it's annual messag" IN lssS he dcplOrcd the un-
fortunate tie vote in the non-partisan Board Of
Police Commissioners because il pardIy ned the a.!
fectiveness OF the commission. lie said. There is
no way 20 far ! can see. get rid Of this evil
but to place the management o; the police in The
hands of single commissioner TO BE- appointed
by the Mayor ana to hold Office during his pleas
ur".' Mayor IIewitts declaration expresses my
views exactly.
''presideni Scth Low. of columbia COLLEGE. says
this point that until 1t becomes wise 10 place
army under the charge Of fOdr generals IL can
no, be wise 10 place police department unGrr the
control OF four men. The advocates of the BIZ
partisan police board claim that IN the trial Of
officers for negec; OF duty too much responsibility
would with Commissioner. This Is not
believe in a state police The police power is
State power. not "a municipal power. Suppose there
should be riot at the sugar refneries in Brooklyn.
The NeuYork police would naturally be sent there
in fifteen minutes. 1t would be the same way II
there were riot In Yonkers. OR II there were
riot in Troy the Albany police would naturally be
State power. with its head appointed by the Gov
ernor. 1t is essentially military department"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

John Sabin. Smith sand that - tn election its'lf
had brought about sufficient incr'as" IN The rep
scntatoH In thD committee. h" would. with the
permission of tho delegates. withdraw his proposed
Amendment to Article o. IN" permission was
granted aud the committee adjourned to meet AT
tin call 81 The chairman
\ petition from Dr T. IS Tutniu AMI others nf
III iNfs y .ScmblN District presented. asking
for an Investigation into III" conduct Of enrolled
m uher 81 thr organiZ Ion IN the Fifteenth Flee
ton District of that Assembly district. viii were
cnurgcd w"h openly working tor Tho 1ammauy
Han ticket on Erection Day. Tho petition was re-
i"rred to The committee organization This
committee was authorized to publish notices Of the
primaries ana Of the meeting Of the Assembly dis
t'.'i convene Cus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
1905
Laundry Soap
Made BY COLGATE & CO., Established 1906

ana cer,an members requested TO draw rp bills for
the LEGISLATURE. There will be a meeting % the
Executive Committee of the Con mite" Of Seventy
at . r. N. to-day at the Chamber OF Commerce.
Edwin Radforl. Of No 81 Sullivan-si.. has put in
n cain with the Committee of Seventy for the
reward OF 500 offered for the first person fur-
righng information that would lead to The convic-
ton Of any one registering Illegally This IS the
trs: calm that has been filed. RadfOri went before
the Grand Jury and gave evidence which resulted
in the indictment of John Rice. who has pleaded
guilty registering falsely No 96 Sullivan ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
THE BEST TIGER is \ DEAD ONE.
TAMMANY Is N THAT EXCELLENT STATE AND
Il Likely TO REMAIN 50

II LIKELY TO REMAIN -.
"Iho Tammany Tiger is literally dead" sad an
ex-member Of the Tamnany Hal Genera, Com
mittee to Tribune reporter yesterday, and no
power on earth can galvanze It int renewed life
Talk about REORGANIZATION t. al bunccmbe. Their
H. nothing left to reoTganize. IT isn't worth while
t. listen To such poppycock. If the Republicans DO
anywhere near right they viii have very long lease
Of power. don't believe that the Oh ring Denoc
racy viii ever regain It's ascendancy. II depended
upon political patronage instead Of purity Of prlnc
pie upon corrupt rue instead Of honest government
The very name. Tammany long since became such
a stencil in the nOstrs Of the people that certainly
not I'm The present generation and probably. never
again can any party Organization bearing name 30
odiOus To honest men be politically successful Tam
many and the tricksters who nave wrought its
downfall are back numbers. consigned 10 the oblivion
which their infainy deserved. The best kind of
tiger IL dead tiger and that's the bes thing that
be said for the defunct Tammsny Tiger
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present was that the funds to be obtained from the
benefit should be wholly and solely for the personal
care Of Mr. Russell. and should be placed in trust
FOR that purpose Daniel FrOhman. T. Henry French
a hecinnine for the fund 10 be raised 4. t. Hayman
and II g. Miner each agreed to pay SO for a box
and Howl & Mckee subscribed $50 T. Hen1
French has promised TO give the Broadway Theatre
for the performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
WILL CONTEST HoLcoMHs ELECTION.

Lincoln Neh. Nov ~ After debating the qu"s-
ton for some tuir IN" members 90 'hc Republican
state central Committee announced to-!a' thhi
they would contest the election ~ Juis' Holcoub
a. the Governor .hip Secretary Scig".ck eih The
grounds for contest ou behalf of Majors. in' @'-
{catcI candidate. would BE- ch1rs'' OF irdn' I'D s'N-
oral voting precincts u Omaha. lncompct 'rcy ~
co,,o, tulp.s and uucnt IRREGULARITIES 20 ih
count AMI TN fact init ballots ~ many counties
w.. not printed according 10 The form Nu' ,Wn
I'M a decision hl inD SIprom" Court g." Hot
comb viii b. served with notice of contest 3"
frW days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
AssEMRLYMEN- IN CONFERENCE.
NETWORK MEMBERS or THE NEAr Lt"lSHNi


NETWORK MEMBERS or THE NEXT LEilSI>l-
IRE TALK OVER THEIR COMING No''N'
An informal conference Of Republican Assembly,
rnen-elect from this city held yesterday "''''
noon at The Pepub,icaa Club. Those pr'Seh ''''
II " Hoops WIN District: Frank -. PAV'y' Ni'"'
william Halpin NlIIth S,th Wilkes. WIN 'iiu''''
Sternbcrg NVIth. Robert Miller. NNIlth' w -
percy XIXth; II. T. Wnds. XXIst Judaon Law
son NXIIId: LOUIS II. Bald, NNlNth' H. J.
,nirews XVIII: Alon7o Ben XNIXth. AIRED
y ,.onknc sent regrets he having been detained at
a session of the Board of Aldermen. No responses
v,re received from the other four Republican AS
s..nllymen-cloct .Iudson Lawson presided ana
Frank y pavev was secretary. The meeting was
n,iya.c bat Informal There WIS discussion Oh
th. general lines Of work ihat would probably d.
done ,i the next session of the Legislature. y
lisposit!on was manifested on tn part OF som" 10
touch upon ihc choice for Speaker but thc majority
pr.,.n, were inlsroscd ~ 20 into th" subject
IN any manner and what talk there Wa on TN
spc,kerahlp nnI Clerkship done on the quiet
The need Of having the lIroolilyn and N""-i"iH
delegations meet to discuss proposed leElSl''l""
was dwelt upon at length. and the OUTCOME was =
resolution directing NlrssrS Lawson and IaN"y 10
r.uu.st fh. Republican Assembly men-el""t from
Nrw- York and Brooklyn To attend a JOINT Hl""'hs
10 be. held on Wednesday evening oil next "e'N' ~
4 place To- be- decided upon.
ifter the conference = Tribune reporter asked
different Assembly mcn present " II WIS I" '"h'
the York del cation "ould IrI'''' IN tn' man,
manshlp OF the Commute" ON 'li'rS. - MAJ,
tnry sid thai New York would Insist upon IT. ana
gay, as . reason for II that tn" great huk OF m
rortanf legislation at the next session would con
II was said yesterday that Alfred r. Conklns
would be- urged for ths plac", ana NAT ne t"rl
~ the cities committee. Mr.. tonkling "hen seen
by a Tribune reporter admitted ~ much