davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-08
Oereint uno oob oetrennt.
Na9 Dem miaen Ger rIuttcr oarf See nil.
ltarns feline iun9e Satin MIR oreimaI
per mohe in Ole 2lr1ne i9lie6en.

Sin ~ieIteneS GbcDer9GltntB Gerrlbt stpiz
i6en See WtuiamS, einem Silberplattirer
BET yOtertben BRITANNIA So" unb oeiier
jun9er Srau WtarD. @riterer, etlt Sling
ling BON p Sabren, lcbt in ci1cl1 Soft
bauie un6 feline @attiT, etu &ino bon IL
Sabren gebt nocb 5ur S6ule unD ipobnt
bel ibren Gltern in Dem 0aule go. PA
SuinpiSftraBe, 9ort .empfGngt ite 6rei
Qlbenoe Der Wocbe 8eiucbe BON tbrent 0e>
nlabl unO Die anoeren bret Derbrtngt ie
bamtt, feline 8riefe 5u ituotren. 0teiee
8erbGltniB berrl6t nun l6on bier Otonat(
ln0 eS lou aucb na6 Dem gStllen bon
WtarD'S Ntuttcr i'm @un3en 5nei Sabre IL
bIeiben. Die Grauun9 oieieS ionberbarcn
SOrm, nit 8clpiuigung Ser Mutter, S:au
gtelie 80. SbarteD, aber inter Der Sc
Din9ung 1tatt, baB Gin mirtlibeS a3uiam.
mentebeu erit nac9 2lblalIf bon 5tpei Sab
rem beginner 1oue un0 baB bis 6abin Die
gauge Sacbe gebeim ge1alten mer0en ioLe,
QebtereS lit nun, tpie Dieie @eidbidbte be-
tpeiit, nibt gei6eben, 0urb tpciien Scbul6,
tpoIIen mir DiScreter g8eiie pericbmeigen.
0aB nit elmer iolben 6eiratD ein flein
tDenig 0tomantit O%ertniipft lit, fann mar
iicb pobl Oenten. @iQiamS fam Dor uns
gefdbr etuemSa6re aus vinem fletnen2onb>
1tG0tcben nacb Chicago unb mietbete iib Elm
Simmer bel 6rolt S6arteD. WfarD pfle9te
ibm ieoen Otorgen elm reineS 6dnotucb 81
bringer, oaS ct Ourcb bte Gbiirlpalte IN
Gmpfan8 nobn. Damn trafcn ite ii6
betm Srii6itiid, ulo BiuiamS l0uibte nit
Sergnitgen Dem 0eplauoer beS bii6i9en,
auf9eDedtet &tnoe5.
8alO paren ale 2dn6mG6ben, Sic er in
ieiner !6eintat6 5uriid9elallen bate, perz
9elien, ln6 in ieiner1 6cr3en mar mt npd
9taum tiir WarD, Trau Sbarfep iab naz
tlrlt6, mas ii5 6a anipann, mac6te aber
fetnen 8erlu6, bic iungen Qeute gu it0ren,
DtelnteDr GuBerte tie irieberboIt, eS t6ue i6r
leto, baB iDrc G0dbter nocb nibt alt genug
Jet. Der 8ater Oa9e9en macbte ben1 Ser
bGltniB baourcb elm Gnoe, 0aB ct Q8iuiomS
zines Cages Dor bic Sbire ieBte.
Son nun an f0nOen nit 6ilfe Ser Wflttz
ter Deimltcbe 3uiamrnenfiinfte itatt, uno
icblieBlib ipurbe bei9lolien, baB burcb cine
6eiratb AM belten alle Scbtpiertgfeite1 be-
1etttgt ipitrben. OtarD CAB nit Sreuoeu
1bre 3ulttlnmung, unD nit et1em Grlaub>
niBlcbetn BON Der Muttcr perieben, Derz
i3aifte lib Q8iliamS ben 0eirotbsicbe;n.
9tdcbbem am g%enarnten Datum in be III
@ltcrllDauie in auer Stiue 6ie Iraltun9
1tattgefun0en Bate, febrte 0tutams nndh
iet1em &Oitbalie ln0 WfarD 3u ibrell
S6ulblcbern 5urltd.
, 1894-03-08
mouen cine 111iuton
Dollars gum Sau Ger neuen Gasanfalt her
eeber1.

8, g. Stginbotbom, Ser Gr=9rdfi6ent
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Seize SpaIz
Ding, SOiep6 2eiter un6 S. S. 6asteu,
Oirettoren Der rWtutual Suel @as Som
panD", mabten ~geitern< Dem OtaDor Sop
fins in leiner Nmt5itube bic N~uftpartung
unb perItcberten ibm, baB, tpenn bic pon
ibren 9tebtsbeiitanbcn enttpOrfene Orbiz
nans bebufS Qtusbreitung ihreS &0brenz
9tebes u. /. ~. paiitren unO feline 8tui9un9
er3alten pltrbe, ite iofort nit benz 8ou
elmer 9roBen @aSz 2lnitalt beginner uu6 in
Oas llnternebmen 81 ,00O, 900 btnetnitedcn
MOLTEN. Snnerbalb zines Sobres ioute
bic Grricbtun9 Der @asanitalt unb bic
9t0brenlegun8 beenbet iein. Sic berpflicbz
teten itb, n cb an Ben @astruit auS3uberz
%faufen, lpci9erten iich aber gang entlbieben,
einen btIigeren Breis ais 81 fir 1000
SUB feit5ulteuen. Die Geroronung iou,
(tpenn eS ben 9ireftoren %geItnst, einen
Stabtboter 81 ftn6en, bcr fi6 6eiien inter
3ieben tptu) am nGcbiten Montag benz
StaotratD untcrbreitet iperoen. 9o aber
bic 6erren 9ireftOren iib erit al ben
WaDor un0 Damn htnterber an Bic Staotz
DGter i%pertoe11, 10 tperoen iib 2ebtere iicberz
licb in ibrer @bre Derlcbt finOen un0 Die
Orotnan5 bon itcb peiien.
, 1894-03-08
Rebrt obne Setde beim.

1tniere 2eier ~erinnern itb uob Der Wltt:
t6etlung, 6aB Der nab Geriibung DDn be-
beutenben ltnteriAlagungen BON bier 9es
filbtete Gobert q. s.. 6untingtOn in Goita
Silica BON DEM 0ctectiD Der yNmericar
SuretD Company Of gfetp Yorf", Gapt. s.
6. 6enrD aus G~Iepelail6, auf9efun6en u1b
bon sort na6 bier geldbafft tperbcn iolte.
llnterpegs, in 8ort 2irnon, murbe 6unz
tin9ton ftcberfrant uno itarb BORT trob Ser
%ior9iar1iten Gflege, Sic i9m iein poli5eiz
Itcber 8e9letter 81 She'll iperben lieB. Wtit
alien nOtDnenbtgen NuslieferungSe, ia
io8ar Gmpfcblung8briefen an ben 9rGitz
oenten BON sofia 9tica, Gobri9ue5 auS8ez
~riiitet, be8a6 it6 6rau 9unttngton nad
BOrt Qtmon, I'M BON bort Die 2eicbe tbreS
WtanneS na3 @btcago gu b%ringen. @eitern
tebrte tie bon tbrcr trauri9en Wftiiton helm,
OOb obne Die 2etcbe. Die AuSgrabung berz
lelben tpav ibr unterlogt 1pDrocn, neil na6
etnem sofia 0ttca'er @eieB bic 2ei6en an
6ieber @eitorbener erIt, nacboem ite Stpet
Sabre in fubLer Gr6e gerltbt, auS9egraben
tperben bitrfcn. Sbipobl bic Sofa 9tica'er
8eau1ten, aucb 8rGiioeut &obri9ue3, tbr
ic9r liebenSpir0ig entge9en9efommen
tparen, uno Bet ameritanticbe Goniul Wtlz
liams iib fir fe bermenbete, ipar es ibr
ntdbt m0gItb, Die grlaubniB sur QluS9raz
bung Der 2etcbe 5t erlaR9en nno 10 muBte
tie unoerrtcbteter Sacbe DeimteDren.
, 1894-03-08
2lus Rdhe.

Der Gufie N6olp6 0tptin, melcber i'm
SftOber na9 Gbtcogo fam, begab it6
8eitern Nabmittag in Sic Bobnung bon
Wtarp S6oD, SEQ. 553 Glarf' StraBe, 3og
ieinen &eOoIOer u1O ~feuerte. 9as 9enannte
Srauen3immer brab, in Ben llnterleib 9ez
~troffen, %3uiammen unb purbe nab Dem
GountDbolpttal befOroert, wo Die @er5te
ibren 3uftanb ais tritiicb erflGrten. 0iptin
lief OaDon, tpuroc aber tpGter perbaftet.
BUR @rfldrung ietner Shat idgte ct, baB
bic SbaD tbm DOr mebreren Wo6en $114
itabI, baB CT 1e Damn perflagte, Dab ite
ober tpegen Wtan9cl an 8cpciien frctgez
iprocben tpurbe. 9arauf babe ie tbn
tpegen Wtei1eibeS Derbaften lalien uno 6aflir
babe CT iebt 9tabc 9enommen.
, 1894-03-08
8eredtt0te Gntrnituno.


@roBe GntrHitung berrIcbte beute Morz
gen an Der SatrtteIo7 unO 9tOrtb Noe., mo-
1elblt cine Nn5abl bon 2trbeitern 6amtt
belcbdttt9t mar, bic Observation-Disclosures
tir Elm an iener @fe 81 erricbten0cs Sc
bduDe por3nne6men. Sin 6oQGnber 9}Qz
mems S. 9Dtin8a bate ben Gontraft fiir bic
@roarbeitcn fiir $40O ibernommen 1tnb bic
Nrbeiter Datten, nacbbem ct ben 9r0Bten
Gbetl oteler Summe 9e5ogen, ieit IA Gooen
fem @el6 mebr bcfommen. sic iporen
beionoerS empOrt barber, 6aB Opt;noo
itets Die 2lrbeitea 5t biQig iibernGbmc uHE
baB alSbann Die Qtrbetter Den 8erlult al
tragen DQtten. @ele9entlib zines anberen
@ontrattS mlBten feline Nrbeiter 20 9ro.
gent ibres 2O6neS pcrliercn unb Dies MIA
tperoen iie 30 9rp5snt einbiBen millien.
, 1894-03-08
Neues 1r1ittel 9eeen bdmorrboioen

Sn Ser beutI9en NUS0obe beS QLben6z
bIattes eri6eint Die Qn3ei9e Der bGmors
acknowledgements Der vgtOrton Me6icaI
Co.., zines neren un0 ipunOerbaren
MttttelS, melcDes auf 6aS 8eite empfo6len
miro, alIentbalben giinitig aufgenommer
lpurbe uno 9uten @rIolg bate. Die 8omabe
lit mobl pertb genau gcpritft gu tper0en,
unb penn Sic Elm Opfer bieies 2eioens
iinO 10 f0nnten Sic NIGHTS 8eiieres tbun,
ais bieielbe lOfort 81 Ueriucben. Gerlan9en
Sic ie ite BON SDrem Qlpotbefer, unb ioute
bieier OaS WtitteI nicbt baben, 10 iprecben
Sic in Der 6auptolficc, 3immer $50. s
Static @ebdube Dor, urb eS miro nacb 8ez
5~abIun9 beS 8reiieS iOfort an Sbre Abrciie
geianot tperoen.
, 1894-03-08
Gines acknowledgements Garrtere
iAnell beenoet.
CT miro prompt sum nGr" eemadt.

gSieber lit einem 6er 8raben, sic in Sen
g oli5ei9eri6ten i6r llntpeien nit StrO6=
BiirgiGbaften treiben ioIen, 0aS 6anoperi
gelegt wor6en. 9ieies O}al ift cS ctn itdotts
1ber 2ln9eiteIter, unb 5tpar Der oienittbuenot
0ltIfspolt5etantDalt tn 35. Ctr. g ~olt3eigez
ricbt, SolDmon q. 2etptnion, Bciagte1
8iepermann bate nacb Oer gSabl, nit 8ez
titlonen uno @npfe6lungcn rei0li6 all8ge1
i%tattet, Dem UtaDOr 6Optin5 6te Qlufiparz
tung gem03t unO bon 6ielem cine Nnz
1teuung ais 6iilfSpoli5eianwolt oerlongt.
9d aber Der Yolt5ei0niDalt QliaD feline Ga>
c0n3el auS3uftlen bate, bat GelptnIobn
nm cine Steue i'm Is observation-disclosures.
Boll5etcbet Brennan tpiIfabrte ieinem
Munibe un0 DurOe ct, tpte 6ieS ieitcns
beS gOlt5ctoeportcments mie6er6oIentlib
9cibieDt, i'm 30. StraBenz8 oli8eigeridbt
Dem Bo(t5etaniDaltS >0ebilfeu 5ur Oicuitz
~letltung bcigegcben. GS beiBt MN, 6aB
Gepinion icine Slellun8 oa3u benuBte, I'M
ftb nit 6Ulfe p@ofeiiioneler 8irgi6afts>
teller etnen NtebenDeroienit 3u Dcrlboffen.
@r tpur0e De5bal6 poln YoliSeidbef iulDenz
Dirt. Die Poli5ei : Observation-Disclosures
miro it1 init bet QIngclegcnbett b~efaiien.
Getpinion be8ab itb geltern gum MaDor
nno psrlan8te bon bieiem tate9orilcb feline
fredericksburg ms @nt. 0ob 0err
9optinS noQte ferncrbin NIGHTS me6r
nit tbm SIT t9un bobcn uno erflQrte
!bm run0tpeg, oaB ct, ipenn bic gegen i'm
erbobe1en Nnflo8en erDieien ipGren, obne
Gnaoe uno 8armber5i9fett uno p6ue Die
gerin9lte Jta6itbtSnobme auf ietnen y l.
IT, ben @|tnfIuB t~aiitert uer0en
miroe.
, 1894-03-08

I'm Steuunglu6enben bel Der 9e9enz
tpGrttgen 9totblage bas @rlangen BON 8ez
ibGftigung 81 erlei6tern, nimmt baS
NbenObIatt Der SuInoiS Staats3ettung
Steuengelu9e u~1entgeLt!i9 auf.
, 1894-03-08
2ln ods 0rtmtnal9ertdt.

6ar0D, tpeIcber geitern i'm GertcbrsiaaI
beS BOLi3ciridters &eriten anibeinenb bon
etnem SDbiucbtsanfaI b%efalen mar, tpurbf
belttc WtOr9en unter $500 8itr9ibait benz
@rtmtnal9ericbt iibertpieien. 0arbp bate
betanntlic9 III DEM Geitaurant bon 8etere,
$50. 181 81. @larfzS traBe, gebettelt, ben er.
b%altelten &ucben an Die @ano gcDorfen uni
NIT einem Stein bas S9aufeniter ser;
tri;mmert.
, 1894-03-08

Nn3etgen in Der ~Nbenoausgabe ser Sui.
noEs Staats3ettung baben ben beiten @rfoIg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
PARTIAL TO PARTITION.
Japan Has Long Cherished the Plan
to Divide the Chinese Empire.

A prominent diplomat, who was once
stationed in China, and whose name would
carry weight because of his acquaintance
with oriental affairs, If diplomatic usage
would permit its use. believes that the d.
vision of China into three powers is the end
Japan aims to achieve through the war
THAT plan was known to be cherished
by Japan eight or nine years ago. he
said. Certainly the war can no longer be
considered one to establish the Independence
of COrea, since that has been gained. 1t
has apparently become a war of conquest
and 1t looks as If China would soon be
driven to appeal to other nations to inter
cede in her behalf.
The impression that the Chinese are
lacking in PERSONAL courage Is Incorrect
better soldiers than were the Cinnamon
when properly equipped and led. 1t is a
question mainly of leadership and organ
lZation. although one factor to be taken
into account is the low esteem in which the
military profession is held in China The
romantic AMI ChivalrOus IDEAS generally
associated with men of arms are wanting
there: soldiers merely follow their calling
to fill their stOmachs While the lesson OF
the war may lead China to adopt western
ideas 50 far as they concern the organiZa-
ton and equipment of her army and navy
there Is little probability that it will have
any effect in changing her complicated civ
ilization. which has endured the test of
many centuries satisfactorily to her."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
Washington stock Excba,y.

m sales regular call-l2 O'Clock N.,ro,o,,,,,
ShsesaPeake and Potomac Telephone IS 81 oe a;
,n,,rn,, al p Wy. Washington Gas. Is at 49i,
Siu ll4,S asked L. S. As, coupon, 1885, ia. 4,
District Of Columbia Bonds. eo-year fupa 10 .os
9ln year fund 6s gold. ll2 lid, Mater 800
IS. 1901, currency. l13 hid. Water stock r.. iaa3
BID ll5A. asked. 3Ips. registered ? los ioo 10
Miscellaneous Bonds-Washinsfa ana 10 E sld.
Washington and @ Raroa sd coI $' askS 81
70 bid, lS5 asked Metropolitan Railroad conv
bid ~ asked. lexington RailFoaa as ioS a. "a
SoI.i'ia railroad Us, lOl bid, los asked Wash
ington Gas Company Is. series a. iIs bid wash
ington Gas Company lis. series b. ms hid Wash
ing t"h ',as company COW. Os. 100 bid T. s. Flee
tomac Telephone IS. 9ais lid l0l askns A Sin.g
"a, az. SSecurlly and Trust IS. 4. and A. 100 bid.
hid nd Washington Market Company LIST Is. ios bid
mwasnnhsi"n Market Company imp. Is, loo bid.
Masonic Hall Association 5s. los nd. Washington
Iasht Infantry LIST Gs, iO2 bid. Washington Light
National Bank Siorks--Rank Of Washington. aas
bid Sl5 asked. Bank OF the Republic. 40 hid. 275
Farmers and Mechanics 1870 lid. 800 asked Sec.
ond. 1893. hid, 100 asked CITIZENS. 1870 bid. lac
hid West End. los hid. ll2 asked. Tmders' 100
hid. ll2 asked. Lincoln. Us bid, los asked. OHIO.
safe Deposit and Trust COMPANIES. National SAT.
Deposit and Trust 20. l2e lid IS5 ASKED washingit
.urity and Trust, .iSola bid. 1913 asked. Washing
ton Safe Deposit. 100 asked
Railroad Stooks-Nashington aud Georgetown
213 hid 80 asked. Metropolitan. 80 asked Co
lumhia, 80 hid, 20 asked BELT - bid Fixing
ton. 30 bid Georgetown and rcnnallytoWn, IS
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks. Washington Gas
- bid. 49is asked. G"oryetor Gas. 20 lid. u
: Electric Lisht, 'I25ls MA. g. y sskod
Insurance stocks. fircmcI's. 81 asked. Frank
lin. 40 bid, - asked Metropolitan 90 It'd IS
asked Arlington; ITO hid, 1853 asked German
American; i6o bid National Union. 10 bid Ia.
asked Columbia: III hid l5ls asked. Riggs.
I'D, ~ asked, Peoples 5S lid, ~ asked Lin-
colin ~ bid. asked. Commercial. 5ia asked.
M. Insurance Stocks.- Real Esiatc Ttle los
Telephone neutrality-suspicious.. 81 hid. Chesa-
peake and Potomac, 80 bid. 52lz asked. A<neri-
can Graphophone. 3lz bid, asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, .25 bid.
Miscellaneous Stotks.-WashiDgfon Market, 1aA
lid. * asked. Great Falls Ice, 100 bid 1850 asked.
Bull Run Panoram, 90 asked Norfolk aud Wash
ington Steamboat. 95 bid Lincoln Hall, ~ hid,
100 asked Mcrgenthaler Linotype 100 bid. is
asked.
'Ex div.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
Marriage Lfcenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued by
tine clerk to the following: VIM. Wise
jackson Of Richmond, Va, and Mary E.
Towles of King George county, Va, Her
bert Claude of Chevy Chase, Nd, and
Ceceiia Herold Armes of this city: Clayton
FISHER and Mary J. Matthews; Eugene Lee
OF New York city and Polly Crofts of this
city' Samuel 5. Skinner and Marion NJ
stopper; VIM. ii. CARMEL and Satia Car
son; Benjamin Mofiitt of FrankIinviiIa
N. e, and Grizzie &. Bayley of Raleigh.
n. u; Robert Shepherd and Jennie Willis
sylvester Thomas and Victoria Fletcher:
benJainln b Morgan and Susan A Gibson
both Of Berryville, Va, Samuel W Jo1n,
son Oh York, Pa, and Ida +. Wales of this
city; George }. Loehboehler of St Louis
Mo-, and Gertrude V. Wade of This CITY.
Albert Askin OF this city and Eliza Ransom
of Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Resumption of the New York Police
Investigation.
CLUBBING BY OFFICERS NOT PUNISHED
Captain Williams Tried to Break
Up an Indignation Meeting.
PERJURY OF THE POLICE

NEW YORK, October 2.-Clubbing by
the police was the main subject of today's
inquisition by the Lexow committee. Some
thing Ike fifty policemen were present
when the proceedings began. They were.
said Lawyer Frank Moss. officers who had
been convicted by the. board of police of
clubbing citizens.
Our object" the attorney continued. lis
to show that while there have been a hun
dred convictions in the PAST three years
Tor clubbing, only four dismissals have oc-
CURED.
Thus we allege that the board encourages
clubbing by failing to properly punish 1t"
The policemen were all big strappinS
fellows. They looked unhappy and appre-
hensive and as IL they would give a months
salary to be well out of n all.
When the committeeman had taken their
seats Mr.. Goff outlined the days work as
Mr.. Moss had done, adding that out of the
four dismissals for clubbing only one was
for clubbing a citizen. the other three be-
ing for clubbing brother officers.
Then Mr.. Gon made this astounding state
ment: Policemen are exempt from the OPP
Grafton of the law. They commit felonies
which would put a civilian in prison and
are only punished by fine"
"A citizen may be Drained. and the brutal
officer will only have to fear probably
thirty days pay In other ways the police
men commit crimes without fear that JUS
tice will be melted out to them. We also
call your attention to the perjury committed
when these policemen are brought to trial.
To quote the language of a police COM
missioner. the air at police headquarters
trial room is blue with perjury"
Lawyer Moss took the stand and was
sworn. He testified that he was counsel to
the Parkhurst Society and a member of
the executive committee. He then told of
the efforts of the West 9th Street Prop
erty Owners Association. which was started
in lS>5. and lasted for several years. to
purify the block.
He was the counsel to the association and
pushed the fight. The police were in league
with the criminal classes Alexander s.
Williams was in command of the nineteenth
precinct, in which 9th street Is contained
The captain sent wardman around to the
Indignation meetings of the association to
tell them to drop their work or he would
club them out of the precinct Mr.. Moss
said he replied: Go tell your captain he
VIII explode a can of dynamite if he tackles
us
Then the witness told how Williams had
been brought to trial in July. 1887, and, al
though the evidence was strong and COM
plete. he was acquitted on tie vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
THE PAPAL LEGATION.
Pope Leo is Making His Own Plans,
According to Bishop Keane.

. Bishop Keane was seen by reporter rela-
tive to reports Cabled from Rome concern
ing the popes intentions regarding the
apostolic delegation in this country. He
made the following statement: Il did not
submit to the pope a plan for making the
delegation here independent of the propa-
ganda and responsible directly to the pope
on my recent visit to Rome, as the cable
states. i never submitted that or any other
plan. The pope IS considering no plan
submitted by me. He is framing his own
plan, according to his own wisdom Second,
l never assumed or said that the pope con-
templated transferring the administration
of the American church to Washington. The
imputation Of such an assumption to me is
absurd. My interview recently can be
summed up in the assertion that the pope
wishes to maintain and strengthen the del
ega lion here. AS to Mgr. Satolli's recall, /
have said, and l repeat. that that 10 a matter
dependent upon the pope'S will in the fu-
ture. Certainly the pope has no intention
Of recalling him for some time to come"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02

The Results of the Recent Parliament
tnry EIeStion in japan.

tnry ELECTION i'm Japan.
The Japanese legation, has received late
advices as to th4 polifcal complexion of
recently elected and is about to convene
1t shows that the, emperor will have solid
support in prosecuting the war. The par
ties differ somewhat on Maternal matters.
but all of them share in the popular war
feeling. AS yet no peace party has made
it's appearance. The Radicals have selected
10 members ten short OF their strength in
the last parliament. They are the party
most relied. on by the government. On a
split In the radical ranks, thirty of their
former members have been reelected under
a new name and on new issue. The war
is expected to unite: the divided factions.
giving the government fourteen of the rad
zeal votes. The progression is this: They
have elected fifty. the conservatives thirty
and the independently forty.
The latter are claiming the balance of
power among the faction. In any event, the
elections have shown that there will be no
division the war issue, and that the
forthcoming parliament will give heavy ap-
preparations for the army and navy.
A feature of the elections was the defeat
of OF Kentara and Mr.. Able the most
violent leaders of the opposition to the gov
eminent.
The Japanese officials here say that late
advices show the feeling in Japan is not
of the boisterous ION to Pekin" sort, but
is conservative sentiment that China has
injured Japan, and that the time for final
settlement has arrived. The purpose of
Japan Is declared to be mot one of con-
quest and one of her foremost public men
states that Japan's purpose Is to place the
two empires side by side so they might
hereafter proceed hand in hand in the pro-
greSS of the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
HOWGATE STILL IN NEW YORK.
Not Likely tn BE Sent Here Before
Thursday.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK. October 2-Howgate is still
held at Ludlow street JAIL pending settle
ment of his business affairs here in antici-
patton Of prOtracted detention in Washing
ton. The Star correspondent endeavored to
see him today. but failed. Howgate sent
word from his cell that he had nothing to
say for publication at present. He has sue
cessfully evaded newspaper men ever since
his arrest.
The United States n arshal here. who has
charge OF the prisoner, says that there Is no
occasion for haste in seEding him to Wash
instcn. lnasmuch the authorities there
VIII fardiy be ready for his trial for two
months Yet.
H0wgate. he says. is just as secure where
he IL as he would be in the Washington
jail, and probably safer" he added with
"a significant retrospective air.
He fully expects, however. to send him To
Washington on Thursday. but may possibly
walt until saturday. He says ne is pre-
pared to turn him over to the District
marshal al any time. today If necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
CORBETT Is DISGUSTED.
He Says He Is Tired of the "Fuss
FftxSimmOnS Is Making.

HAVERHILL. Mass. October flames
u. Corbett cannot be induced to waive his
position regarding the pugilistic champion
fhip. He said to an Associated Press re-
vporter here today: II am disguised with
this whole business, and tired of all the
fuss. but 1 propose to hold to my decision
not to meet Fitzsimmons until after he
las fought O'Donnell and demonstrated his
ability to spar in my Glass;
When asked what he thought of the ulti-
matum issued by the Olympic Club, he
said: That concern is trying to work me,
but they can't do it. L have told them
what i would do. and l propose sticking to
it. / will not be buil1czed, and once for all,
i say L will not meet Fitzsimmons, and
they OF no other concern or individual can
force me to alter this decision. O'Donnell
IS good enough for FftZsimmons."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-02
UNPRECEDENTED GAINS.
Success of the Republicans i'm the
Connecticut Elections.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, October 2-Re-
turns from 100 towns of Connecticut show
unprecedented gains for the republicans In
the town elections yesterday. Towns that
have not elected republican town officers in
years went republican by good majorities.
In Waterbury the A. 2. a. movement
aroused the Catholics. who succeeded in
electing an entire school board of Cath
Olics
In New Britain the nO-license vote of one
year ago is reversed The liquor question
has been under constant discussion during
the year In almost all towns where the
y +. ~ made hight they met with de-
feat. Merlden, Norwich. Middetown and
New Milford, which have been democratic
Tor years. were captured by the republicans
but New London elected democratic
mayor, dtsplacinS a republican. The re-
Iublieans, however, capture all their
Offices