The evening world., 1894-03-31
LAST EDITION.
NEEDS A
The Tammany Tiger Suffering
from Severe Internal
Disorders.
CHICKERING'S AMONG LEADERS,.
Thousands of the Wigwam Fol-
lowers Disafected and in a
Spirit to Revolt.
MANY ANXIOUS TO PRESCRIBE.
0nAnklsa>HH A1,. Vail n4N.
CHICKERING'S AMONG LEADERS.
MANY ANXIOUS TO PRESCRIBE.
Republicans, New York Democrats
and Others Think They Know
the Proper Medicine.

When Richard Croker returns to New
York he will be confronted by a condi-
ton, not a theory, as President Cleyc-
land would say,
In theory he will still have a magnih-
cent organization at his back
but in reality he will have a house di-
vided against itself. 1t will be Il much
direrent Tammanv from the one he left
49, uhan Va s,artad on III. n,oosrra
trim to cross the continent in a palace
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w u.u.,.,,
pap, and .protected" when assailed in or
81. -, ,o,rt ,ha T,uronv ocsnr,pg
u y. oouII y. pnns
grew to healthy proportions. but when
its source of nurture was cut off 1t grew
ro.t,va D,.,,n,,no hos hocomo Law
festive p.s"e !. mas T,mr, U u.u t..
AS everything In IamElanS HAL IL
done in the name Of Croker, whether he
sanot,ors - NJ No, :, was ditBcult, some
s,.n sauH it, han.hmsn - trv
and make the public believe he was not
sasnans,nIe direct,v nv Indirectly, for
the deeds Of the election officers, His
Reputation of their acts has not been
,oLan sorio,,s,,, and his absence at a
'aheh eei'oe''s' III" II"
time when Tammany men were in danger
has led to the bitterest of feeling in the
oro.n,,ot,on
The further he went away the more
widespread became the disaffection.
Every mile the ruler of Tammany Hall
800 80 uom M Vol, has
according to the best judges in the
organization. caused n loss to 1t of ten
-. =, u. . ooo ,,,ros t,om hore N San
Francisco. and 5000 multiplied by 10 is
10000.
rammany Now at hay.
There has been a dissatisfied element
In Tammany Hall for many years, whisn'
e I'm easer I% r,nnitS tbai is nov
offered. Their day has come and the as
affected ones are asserting themselves:
The reason why Iarninnny mas did her not
RR aVe to fear f%aeiIonai OPPOSITION since
int nan d! 5 bsesass The latter Ter
iron b eeye ~ boss 1.-THE rule. er Neither did the
uger nave any' ~ En- Val. Wv as as for
Puo,ican part! % NeH iun i a. re-
Earded as a tender TO Iaihmany ha,i,
O~yer.conndence Tesuiteo IN aeient a' IL
polls; CON tnat 'nes can
ton. whether here or away, mas sh9wh
the bosses that they nave couh'eu Will
out thelr nos,; r,o,oua, ,a. .a,red
an ih impetus beyond ali expectations. At
no tlme IN the h,o.orS Dn noii'iIs III 10y
SoTk mas there De entn asp,aS this . tinn u of
th.eres. III Sever before since Ia AMMAN
tne year; St ~ powap bavn men in bisiG.
ness and of prominence sush as are IN
tss ndepenrent moVel nah oT Thev ~ fea nuadi
Genance at iain vangea nee before. The
fact that they are acting with9u ap-
parent parent rear e n ,ana : ees nronf hat aisss It's
ffacttionn With Viva rule and meth
ods Is general, anu UNI h hin the orSani'
the iNscontenteo mes w.'nln ~ PrST IN
za.Ion I" MAKE CIT he'
oiSpieaSn'e'
Hnndwrit'hE on 'he """'
mas rnigo ta " h. HsiSermon :,
vi priun n ~ pnorI Of Aldermen. I'VE
flyhh IN tne p " TIE W yrhen The MI
sre tne poMsl' r1anJ IN Mey 1900
VIZ Thnma T. SiIrov
Hn.Ia AVA W Rnurlxe III
who were then lookeu upon as tne Dig