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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
TROUBLE BETWEEN REPUBLICAN WORK
Frs

Howell c. Rees chairman of the Republican
Campaign Committee of the XVIII Assembly DIS
trIct has decided to have nothing more to do with
the contest for the Assembly seat In the district.
The returns show the election Of John r. Corrgan.
Tammany, James L. Stewart Republican. by
is votes but Mr.. Rees had proof OF fraud which
he thought would change the result. Last night.
in the course Of meeting at the campaign head,
nuarters No 52J Third-ave., Stewart criticised
Rees who not present, charging That re was
not willing to give up sufficient time to get evil
dence In support of the contest.
James Muigan defended Rees and was badly
beaten nv stewards friends. Rees heard OF the
trouble and went to Mulligans aid. He says tina
he too would have been violently handled but
Tor the police. He tore down the Stewart trans
narency and locked up the headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
rur wlrr sAr1yG ASSOCIATION.

pi,,sburg Nov s-The Wait Saving Assoclau 81,
, A,,.r,c, finished the business portion % rs
,,otramme this morning. and t'''s afternoon O''
de.egates were rendered reception II '"o .',.
no,s. uome The following officers were elected
,,,,, General Russell \ A.ger. Detroit hfS-
,.srresdcnt. r. j. Keenan,, Pittsours corrcSP1iii,
Inc secretary T +. Daniels 81 'hl'tso ,,yIl Nio
.1S-,,ary ami treasurer l. d. DTake hoor1
, Iorre number OF v!ce-presii ms were -, :.
,norg the number being the 'iovTthorS Tbe nnxt
.ta', , - tho association will be he'd In DeFo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR ELECTION
WORK

reception Will be given on Friday evening. NO
vemDer l6 at the Union League Club 10 the forty
eight Republican election district captains Of the
lid Assembly District as a testimonial Of apprecia-
ton Of the magnificent work that was done IN the
last election in that district. This district has
heretofore been the banner Tammany Han District
and last year gave Democratic majority OF over
10000 In a total vote OF a little over l2,W This
wear the Id has won the Republican banner
for II reduced the Democratic majority nearly 500
Chauncey NJ Depew is interested In the reception,
and members Of the Union League cub are doing
everything in their power 10 make II a success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
COLONEL. BAXTER'S CANDIDACY.

r,mra ~ Y. Nov. 9-The friends OF Colonel
Archie T. Baxter Of this city. have placed nm ~
m. field as n candidate for Clerk OF the Assembly
II a. understood that H. has the hearty lnaorse-
~ =, - ex-S.nntor J Sloat Fassett. as we'll as
niber influential Republicans In the southern Tier
and throughout the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

Of the Badder Gravel, and Other Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia OF
Indigestion Dropsy and many other maladics are
successfully treated and cured without personal con
sutation with the physician.
Nervous Debility, whether resulting rom over
study worry disappointment, or from eXhausung
drains upon the system caused by prenicons secret
habits contracted in youth through ignorance OF their
runous consequences, is successfully managed,
through correspondence, the necessary medicines
being sent by mail express. Write for question
blanks OF describe your case send sample OF urine
for analysis and enclose cents for postage on
treatise which contains reproduced photographs and
full names and addresses Of vast numbers of people
who have been cured i'll this way Address Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
~ THE INTEREST or HAyCFi CrCRERS

Cincinnati Nov "a call has been issued py inc
combined manufacturers of this city anu Ies'
for n convention in Cincinnati on January - low
to form non-politcal non-sectlonal Natonal iha"'
ufacturers association. TIE purposes or TINS VI
eanlzaton will be to look after wholesome lessia.
ton for the encouragement Of manufacturing, an
10 secure favorable trade relations WIN 20, -,
countries The invitation is without limit as 10 IL
Ito OF representation or number OF delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
,.s,ppr orrTCTIIS NOT INDICTED.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. o-The Federal Grand jury
h, a vote OF more .han two to one mas refused 10
,rdi,t the Governor. Treasurer and Auditor IN the
matter of printing the Mississippi State warrants
II was alleged by chief Hazen supported ny seer
49, CaritsI. and Attorney General Olney that the
warrants violated the laws being In the likeness
Of United States currency and National banknotes
The state officials arraigned several months
ago ON afiidavits sworn out by w j. Burns, OF tle
Tinted states Secret Service Bureau, OF which Mr.
II zen chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
THE XIIITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT ABLAZE.
A FINE TORCHILGHT PROCESSION AND GREAT
MISUNDERSTANDING APPLAUSE
RY SPECTATORS.

FNTHJ SIASM-HEARTY APPLAUSE
BY SPECTATORS
The XI1Ith Assembly District Republicans had
big torchlght procession last evening 10 'e''
brate the great victory OF last TUESDAY me Po-
cesson was formed in West Twenty-thlrd-st'' pc
tween Eighth and Ninth ayes. near the heao-
quarters of the District Republican OrsahiZauoh'
which is at No 3Ss West Twenty-third-st Fred
erck s Gibbs grand marshal. ana MS a'uS
were Thomas l.. Hamilton. Charles Brint' william
Turner. John Plunkett. George w Wyhe' fen'"
min Fox. Walter Wright. James J. Duffy, Harry
] Smith John o. Miller and John Miller fosiuons
of honor were given to Congressman elect A j.
'Camphen Assemb,yman- elect William Halpin' Al
dernnan-eIect f. Holbrook Cushman and Police
Judge Clarence w. Meade.
Among the organizations composing the process
sion were the Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps. in snowy
white uniforms and white bearskin shakos. each
r,amhor carving a cleaning broad-axe. SYMBOLIC
ing what the Tammany tiger got In the neck
on Tuesday. the Republican club OF the X1l1th
Assembly District: the Chelsea Republican club
forms. There several military pahhs anu
about $500 men in the parade -,
Many handsome banners and nags were IN 'ilc
column. and almost every one carried p ihrL' ""
broom temblernaiic Of the famous "c.ean sweep
made on Election Jay) coI9ron Ihh,tln '' LIN
light small flag. Several iransparencles WIN
significant inscriptions were also shown 49,, ,,,o
The line OF march was through most oil me
principal streets OF the district, wnich Is Dounui
by Nineteenth and Thirty first SITS. and seventh
ave and the Hudson River. Many buiidihss were
DISPLAYS Of fireworks and cOlored lights. The pa
raiders were wildly enthusiastic, and the sli""a KS
along the route were lined with spectators, ny
whom the procession was Justify cheered ana APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
4 coyGEyTaL TOwy FOR 0cTo6h' ="

From The IndIanapos JUui fId1' -. fortv.
little town In Southern Pennsy'a, nrsrore limit
two residents who have passed the iou' wears
~ years number OF them are over n.iesl, y ana
old and nearly all II j. said are pr, mi OF very
old people that with their early ship
gone they without conSen,,,, 'F.om this
ana of yew then the PENNSYLVANIA town Su not
be a paradise for the aged, since 'hsy cmstel how
eyrS ali things being equal whether 'h' csonnTSvs
compa nionshlp of their contemporaries ,s,pe They
are &c commonly contented and happy IN heir SYM
as they keep UP their Interest y, e Thsse can only
be- Sustained through association Win ve EAR who
ami the men and women OF aav he, keep theii
SsS Of s are they has smS
themselves with the affairs OF uns in he past =
n not a0 o, old in people, might ape s'in
youthaness 1a the eh nn doubt St pitibx
hrt one would hardly 90 TO u 70 ,i IA
thrsads Of The end-of-t he-century u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
ROBERT MLLER's SUCCESS in THE XvIITH

one Of the gratifying results of the local contests
for the Legislature the election Of Robert
Miller the Republican candidate in the XVllth Dis
trict. This district was looked upon by many as AN
Inyulnerable Democratic stronghold. and. although
il WIS known that Mr Miller was making "A hard
ngnt, Il was thought that Trainor the Tammany
candidate would be elected. Some OF the news
papers in publishing the returns on Wednesday
made 1t appear that Mr.. Miller had been defeated.
giving his opponent plurality OF S. This was ow-
ing 10 totals having been made from incomplete re-
turns The revised figures show that MI Miller
had a pul ality o. 2i6 in the district. Considering
the efforts made by the Tammany organization To
defeat him. Mr.. Mller's victory was a notable one
district Mr. Miller Is successful business man
I'm Eighth-ave He has always been active In Re-
In the district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
,,,rn py BrTLDTYG'S COLLAPSE

Montreal Nov. e.-Three men were K'iea anu
,,.or,I others injured this afternoon 10y the COZ
. ,no Montreal Street Railway Company
sa,,on-story stone building at Cra!s-st ana r'ace
D,,rrss an Ire names Of the killed are Regis
pouge pierre Monnotto and JoiePn n ne THU
lnr'c al only sixteen have been accounted lVI.
rh S search FOR other bodies believed 10 D, Ill ,"s
On nccnunt OF darkness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

rovenue to pay the expenses of the Government
r. sucb n contingency issuing OF bonds is lounu
necessary | am confident we would ma a T ,3
,narke, in Europe where money has accumulated
But while Populistic and Socialistic opinions pre-
vailed Europe feared to invest in our seculiIies
believe there will be a steady gain In business
from now on. and. Judging from the DECISION o
Tuesday last. nothing Will happen for some years
to check the prosperity or this NaUoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

,, r.mnonv mer assert that the full returns may
-, ,.o"duIn Tammany. over Cushman. Repubi-
can Election p ,S6, d nxrsS hS
nv hing missing This district gave iiiN -l3
and Morton IS. They insist, therefore, tnat t t
,n,a ~ other presiden-elec Jcroloman. wEo ne
,nos ., tho stale Democracy or OF Dryer. - 3rlen
Danocrat may yet be needed TO give the Kepubn
cans y majority. l., A. rx,h r,,s
a recount Of the Assembly vote In the Nm DIS,
trio, shows A tie between Baxter RepuphcaI hhi
Mcnermotf Tamrany. each having received 5o9l
rntes Mr. Baxter said yesterday that there were
crough errors In the returns to insure ms election
and he expects secure the seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
,,, c,.pcrssrs. orrRR ACCEPTED

u,.. ~ov a-Governor-elect Morton has ac-
.on,.d tho tender OF special escort made py 'he
,r purgesses' Corps late last Tuesday even
ins The acceptance was in tne snabb his "a aternoon
acted as escort to Governors mn anu
I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
A PARADE IN HONOR OF MR. JEROLOMAN.

The parade which was TO be hcld last night IN the
XVIII Assembly District in honor OF John Jerolo-
man Prcsidcnt-elcct of the Board or Aldermen
was postponed until to-nigh,. The Indifferent cohd-
ton OF the streets Is to blame for The change OF
date. The band was in readiness ana crowns oi
persons were already the streets when the an
nouncemenl was made that the demonstration had
been postponed. Arrangements on far greater
scale are being made. 4 number of leaders or the
different districts that went Republican WIZ Do pres
well from out OF town. some OF
whom will make speeches. The German, lta'laa
and cOlored Republicans Of the district nave made
no their minds turn out 10 a man
The Republican tr.umphal torchlisht procession n
last evening because OF the muddy roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
tn FORM A PERMANENT CLUB.

The members OF the Morton and SaNton Clnb
Of the XXIVth and XVIII Assembly Districts
will meet this evening at the old clubrooms.
Ejgbty-ninth-st. and Park-ave. and organize a
permanent club. By the reapportionment two
years ago these assembly districts were deprived
OF the old He'll Gate Club at Avenue A. which had
been for many years the permanent Republican
organization Already fifty names have been en-
rolled and the club bids fair to become AZ potent
a factor in future campaigns II has been in the
past John Harper has been chosen temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
THE MAYoR-ELECT WILL rAKEA GOOD REST

Mayor-elect William l.. Strong feels the need OF
rest and recreation after the faugues or the cam
paign and means to spend most Of the next two or
three weeks on; of New-York Mr. Strong went TO
Philadelphia foi a brief stay yesterday but ne VIII
be back here again the first Of next week. niue
later he Will x 70 Boston. TO return just before
Thanksgiving Day. While away from the city the
Mayor-eect means TO shut official cares as eniirey
out Of his mind as possible. hoping 70 put himself
In thorough condition for the oncrous ana conph-
Gated duties and great responsibilities when the
Dr1ule have asked him to assume on January
+ Mr. Strong viii be the second Republican Mayor
OF Ne-s-York The first was George Opdyke' VINO
was elected in 1861. th.rty-three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
ELECTION EXPENSES OF CANDIDA 70

ELECTION EXPENSES OF CANDIDATES.
MOST OF THEM SPENT No CONSIDERABLE SIMS
The following candidates filed their expense AZ
c,d,brs Yesterday with the County clerk
peter J. Carpen candidate for Alderman IN , ,ne
XXth Assembly District. paid sie' LOT 'p''
pastors n PeTry Candidate for Assembly in he
xfXth District paid $50 80 for printing tih,y in the
WV District. rwears he sent contribution 81
s. to the County Committee Of the ni Peopie P"''''
William TAFT. candidate for Aidernaih ton of
Tlih D,s.' ~ Ps sio 70 the Tammany Hall General
Committee. si23; FOR printing. 49, and for pastors
The he campaign expenses of Nicholas r. RroT W.
the Tammany candidate for Alderman in the i''
HoibrooR CUSHING the candidate Of Good Coy 10y
eminent club 9r Ade1nan b n ne dsc A5i' Of
Which vent TO Good Government Club T ,.a,on
The esct tNr G9s, IN the XXvth District
candidate ST. Tor A''e''"a" IL ~, ,ou r.vor o.,
tSe Peopie's party spent sS7 80 on his camPaiG;n
George " McCaddn. who ran for Shcrn t V no 70
same ticket declares that II cost MN F-'' ~
'V Christian Goeiz the Republican and fusion can
that the campaign cost him SGT he he , Ts'e "A
voluntary contrhotion' of $50 20 me ,, ~ ~ ne
John J. OBrien Association. ano So to the o t'rcn
nIis ar his bin s one Of so paid To Tneodor
Rhue for discussing the issues Of the campaign "'n
The expenses Of twenty-slx candidstes Of the
Peoples party FOR different Offices m 'le county
running from 81 10 Sc were also flied 800
Robert Peach. Republican candidate IGI .lperm,aH
IN the Isl Assembly District. spent %l4 -! CABS
printing ana contributions to the parry cius IN 'he
district. Co. 90.
candidate for Alderman IN the NNNllith pistrict'
man american Reform Union. ana spent SlA toi
printing Autographs SIS for pastors and SIS 10Y can
hire. ,,,,. .,5s
John Simpson. VINO the Republican ,canal.-
date FOR Congress In the IXth District mace me
fight against "Tim' Campbell end Henry { Miner,
saws that the campaign cost him just 81. II 5
printing bills amounted to $780, for COACH hire ne
spent SO for hanging and distributing MS posters
he spent $50 and for postage stamps, S.
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y oyrrS EMPLOYMENT TO HIS ARhi

,,,ss,Ior Ohio Nov. 9-The most decent th'hs IN
-, career is his order. promulgated To-Day
Offering employment at fair wages TO IN r''i'''''
~ his followers now stranded mere '"e"'! o"e
L,A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
n ,trTCtIEIJ, STILL HOPES TO WIN
NE THINKS THAT \ RECOUNT "f i"h
THE WITH CONGRESS DISTRICT VIII S''"

THAT lf Wa i@'s-f '''
careful recount u the ballots tn ~" "''"
-,cr..s 1ls,rici may show that John MHi"y
Nrcheu the Republican candidate. was elected
Tho conn, AZ present appears To xiv" WalFh ma
,ori,v Of ~ Here ar. the figures from 'ach Hss,'
hIv district: Id. Walsh. 3.s3 Mitchell. 2lH. I'p'
V,,lsh li22. Mitchell. So Win. Walsh ~ Ml''h-
oil .a. With Walsh I3si. Michel. III MN
walsh s75. Mitchell. 1889. XIII. Walsh W. Mten'l'
~ KIM Walsh. 20. Mitchell lgr. Nilth N'ish
oo, Mitchell 3si total Walsh. 1851. Mitchell F'@''
rr,s os,,r,. concele the Forty fourth Erection us
,rc, - The ia Assembly District when mas not
,oor heard from - Walsh hv a majority "i H.
The following figures Will show what s""I cam
,,lgn Mr. Mitchell made in tho ia Assembly pls-
,-c,. In 1872 the Democratic vote Was o"'' ana '"e
r.,ub,con / %. this year the Democratic vote WAS
. s,o and the Republican eloi. th" Democratic ma
,or,,y &, 100 was 1853. In is9i Il was l1c Mt
N,t,cbeu has received hundreds Of letters ana teI"
,-,,ns concentrating nm for his many nni 'out-
,oo,s ayot for good government ani an honest ha'-
rot The following letter was received rom MI
Morton: H., ,r..,,,g regre, leepiy
- To-, The result IL almost id.nucal WIN
-. ors race for Congress Lost by ~. but carrier
i ,nxt ti,ne bv $50 Try again and win .
t,n,c,, c Grant Of No West FEMINIST wrote 10
~ ',1,che1 az follows before the election.
"rnclosed please find my check ior -, 20 MP III
yuai, i,,,, what you doing Is go valuable IN
nv nv ewes that would send you a cheCK ior your
WI, wSole expense II could AFFORD It, of course
ahaU vote for YOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
,,,,u,.u11cANs WIIL. PARADE TONIGHT.

REPI' BIlCAN5 Wiz T NrF7fI7T1 - ''r"rr''
Tho Republicans in the XVIII Assembly DIS
,r,ct will celebrate the overthrow OF Tammany nan
bv parade this evening. AS nearly az poss'o'c II"
-, ,ho streets In the district. which embraces the
,,, f,oro one hundr red and-hfth-st. TO One-hun-
aoAana . ghteenth-st. ann from Seventh-ave to the
East River will be gone over by the paradeTs. The
Or, division will start from the Lexington Repub-
mcan club at Lexington and One-hundred-and-
,en,hst The second division Will form at one-hun-
drd sixteenth-st and Seconf-ave.. at the Man
ha,tan Ropub,lcan club and the third division NJ
nne nd thirtcenthst. and First-av lie
rn,, Il Crane will be grand marshal ana VIII nave
ne aids lanes NJ Dorcmus, William H. Mackay, j.
II Cornell and Hugh WhOriskey. Large quantities
- o,avorks have been bought by the clubs IN the
district II is expected that fully 1900 men will be IN
line II the weather IL clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

Sold throughout the world. f-'os
Potter Drug and Chem. Corp. Solo -.
prictors, Eo'ton. III" HOY {" Gro
E,tia end Stood DiscasoI." mall eocA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
DR.. PlERCE'S
PLEASANT
n...PELLETS

cure sick headache biliousness constipation, coated
tongue poor appetite indigestion. windy bechings
and kindred arrangements Of the liver stomach and
bowels
ONCE USED. THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
THE VOTE IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The official vote on amendments of westchester
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-13

this case the effect Of the man
damus would be to cause the Gov
ernment to come into the matter in
a way in which mandamus should
not be used.
$50, on the two grounds, that the
Government has taken a control Of
this matter and the Minister of
Finance has issued his order, he
under the law having a prima facie
right to act, and, second, that the
Queens Hospital has its remedy, I
must refuse the permanent writ and
grant that cause has been shown.
Writ dismissed"
The Supreme Court by Justice
Frear has unanimously decided q
question of interest in the matter Of
the estate of J. F. y. Banning, de-
ceased, the following being the sylla-
bus:
Interest is not payable by an ad.
ministrator personally by way OF
penalty as an incident to an order
for the payment Of the principal
sum disallowed him in his final &C.
count, but rests in the discretion OF
the Court in the exercise OF its equi.
table powers under all the circum-
stances Of the case. 1t is too late to
ask for such interest after decision
and before decree. Costs under the
circumstances apportioned bet ween
the administrator and the estate in
the ratio Of one fifth to four fiftbs."
Hartwell and Kinney for bene6-
Charles; Hatch for the administrator.
Judge Cooper gave a hearing to.
day to Kapuakele (w. } vs.. j. d. 1aea
and Cecil Brown, bill in equity to
cancel a deed. Carter Il Carter for
plaintiff; Achi for defendant. G. l..
Carter excepted to certain ruling
Of the Court.
Ben Gallagher has filed exceptions
to his conviction for mayhem at last
term Of First Circuit Court.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-13
CLoYs Is COMMITTED.
The Thief of the Stolen Goods Gives
Him Away.

Antoine Clogs was committed in
the District Court this afternoon on
two separate charges Of receiving
stolen goods, aud bail was fixed al
$780, The case has occupied tho at
tention Of the District Magist rate all
day, G. W. Ashford assisting the
prosecution aud Charles Creishto on
appearing for Clogs. NJ. X. Parmen-
ter, a fourteen-year old lad, adj
mitted having stolen a gold pin
and a diamond ring from his
sister, Mrs. Albert Lucas, on two
respective occasions. These he said
he sold to defendant without telling
him where he got the things. Wit
ness also stated that he signed re-.
ceipt which turned out to be an l..
o. U. The ownership Of the missing
articles was claimed by Mrs. Lucas,
but as they are still missing they
could not be exhibited. Detective
Larsen, on the stand, deposed that
be searched Clogs apartments on
two occasions, once with a search
warrant and the other time without.
He found neither pin nor ring No
defense was offered.