The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
AsSaSSINOUs. IF GENUINE
Candidate Crosse Hear- that 6oaesesy
Ha. LibelIea Hin 60 senator HuI.

| Candidate Crosse Hear- that Soaesesy
| Has Llbeiiea Him 60 Senator HnI.
! George Juraschek. a German editor OF this
| city. found the following com N unication In his
mail yesterday afternoon:
SEv YoEE. March g. 1894
sE have obtained reliable evidence that you have
ssnsio Senator H.n !ibellous Communications repre-
ssniing as Anarchist and untrustworthy person
for the purpose OF arousnE senator !rs oppo.itiou
to Although there 10 little probability that your
AssAssinous intrigue will have the desired effect I
demand OF you rstraciion OF the hbs.Ious eommun
cations and apology that VIII remove from Senator
HilIs mind AnJ evil impression that yoU: writings
may have produced eonrsrninx me. also remind ron
that the repetition o, libel committed by another
neither an excuse nor defence for and to your own
act
A failure to comply With my request vii compel m
to taKs steps Which may have ssroas consequences
you Yours EpvARD GEossz.
Mr.. Crosse 10 an anti-snapper and candi-
date for the Collsctorship OF Internal Revenue
in the Third district. He was elected to the
Assem- bly, In 1880 on an Independent ticket
served year and Was defeated when he ran
for reelection.
Il paid my own expenses" he said to q re-
porter last evening. and haven't got that
money back yet"
Mr.. Crosse was very much excited about the
alleged misconduct OF Mr. JurAschek.
Ii get IL from the best authority" he said.
that Mr.. Juraschek has made the commune
cations to Mr.. Hill referred to in nv letter. The
person who informed me 10 very close to Mr..
Jurasehek- He is a person who is not given
to Ioking. and believe him implicitly He
came to me two or three days ago and
said. What have you been doing to Jura-
sehek 2 told him that had dons nothing to
the editor and that We were on friendly terms
what Juraschek had done to inIure my repu-
., what tit you TsSn ~ the last Rsr.sr:Ph
does not apologize Val you shoot him ?"
md lawful means pS u pS a him Viii
those pRoTn whom he dePend. tor his rosi-
tice be has done TO me. | did not act hastily.
have heard these stories about his eRmity
nssss Sa Ss ss0f bus se m MIN IaGT-
p.snt isone 10 high position
nun o. your infornant's sIALsmsnts. will You
pgaish hin them
heard; suppose that will end IL In that ease
snail loeG Tor more evidence"
Yes that is what viii %. saii Mr. Crosse.
Mr.. JuraseheEswas found prsrarine a reply !
had READ the letter he got himssI: Iii" interTisweS
ard made the following statements;
.its. NJ 20 mad: Sny Communication 10 Senator
9-A9f even md rertiv > A-Nn
Q-Io ygG DshsYs NJ. C5Fusss 60 be Anarchists |
A.-On ne c9HiTAEI. kuoE tiIa 70 e Glss lnR
0-Nh-t a. Jou th.uk - IT, shoe asAtEt A
somsbo1E has 9lAEsi a bal Jose % Mr. Gros,s |
Mr. IuTasches explained 20 THE SI-S man |
that Mr. Crosse hAd gOrEed very hard during \
the Cleveland campAlgh and had sxIer,ed /
some IiAre from the Adm ihistrztiOn When
IT. SeEnrr was made Immigration Commis-
sionaT NJ Crosse is said to have asked him. ]
. When IL ny Appointment coming Z" and DR.. l
sshrer re- lied IN Jest. ON JunslL"
The WemieTs OF the GeTuAR fFess Club and !
other social OrganizAtious had pos 81 q good /
deal OF fun 81 Mr.. Crosse over this. and a /
month ago q German newspaper had puh- i
llshed little skit at Mr.. Crosses sVPense 4
This Is the skit tTsnslAted the word Base
belRg q nicknAms for q German newspaper
which supports the Administration:
C,sEsaai Il 10 Js1srESn
sEss ~ " baas. saersapen
Easr Goea 1ggainE
Sac Itta Is rather hAr1
Nr1lprose that IA aTd
IFosss j. GEL nsthlaE
II the last word Is pronounced -nossinK."
the rhyme may De noticed,