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The evening world., 1894-10-02
A MOVE FOR
HARMONY.
Mr.. Hill and His Managers
Here TO Win Over Grace
and Shepard Factions
THEIR SUPPORT NECESSARY.
Hint Thrown Out that Hill May
Not Accept if His
Mission Fails.
LIKELY TO CALL ON GAYN0R.
Part OF The Harmony Plan Is to
Induce the Justice to
Accept.
THEIR SUPPORT NECESSARY.
LIKELY TO CALL ON GAYNOR'

There is to be a strong effort made at
once to harmonic the factions N 'he
Democratic party in this city, with a
view to uniting them In suppo,t of the
State ticket. 1t Is conceded that II the
present situation OF affairs continues FOR
two weeks longer the damage VIII be
irremediable.
So Mr.. John Boyd Ithaca: end Mr.
Hill and Chairman of the State Commit
tee Hinckley have come TO town for the
purpose Of opening sort OF Falih-Cure
bureau, in which old political sores are
to be healed by the laying on of hands
1t is given out that Mr.. Hin Is in town
on personal business. but II is hard to
conceive of any more important business
that Mr. Hill has on hand at the present
time than that of fixing up his political
fences, so that he can corral and hold the
full party vote.
The talk of a third ticket and the out
spoken opposition Of Charles S. Fair
child. Edward NJ. Shepard. oswald OF
tendorfer and others to the nominees of
the machine Convention have shown Mr..
Hills managers that the r first efforts
So XII. Hill is here to see and be
seen, 1t Is expected that an EFFORT wi
be made to bring about Snd NE meetI1f1 a Se
Mr.. Shepard and MIR. Hill. or between
personal representatives OF the gentle
men named, on the subject Of harmony.
tieuiar stress will be laid upon the
efforts Mr.. Hill Is said to have made 10
secure fair treatment in the Convention
for the Grace Fairchild and the Shepard
delegations.
From present Indications an argument
. of this sort Is likely to be met with
the reply that the senator's action II
fhis connection was In the nature OF q
blur; that the rejection of anti-machin,
delegates was as much cut and drieC
as any other part of the work OF tn
Convention, and that certain utterance
sort OF balm to wounded feelings am
d with the intention of seeming atonem' n
/, Tor the indignity 1t had already been tic
c.ded to infiict upon them.
prove the contrary. and there Is som
hope that they may succeed in doing SO
II is said to have been limited that tn
machine managers have a trump care
in reserve for their last play, and tina
this card Is Mr.. Hlls refusal to accep
the nomination, on the high ground tina
as he is not the choice OF the wh9i
party he cannot consent to make tn
race as the representative OF thcilnm;
Taking into consideration Mr.. Hin
known ability as leader and MS tSht
lHtIS 10 ltiHbl " ''''''
that this hint, II 1t has been thrown GU
at all, Is hardly truthful indication c
d what may be eXpe"Ied.
'Mr. Hill would ra .hnr tight 10 III
last ditch in the fac " Cer.lin Gofea
than to surrender without = struggle,
said one OF his friends to-day, AMI tn
Is the opinion ~ - laos, ,'L
esting one, and up to the present III
anti, machine leaders have sucCeede
in injecting a greater lot of distrust an
doubt into the situation than has e1
isted at this period in a similar can
paign in many years.
The evening world., 1894-10-02

Tho Peoples Party held their Conven-
ton last night as announced, in THE
Evening World" yesterday. A full To-
cal ticket was nominated as follows
For Mayor-Dr. James McCallum.
For President Of the Board Of Aldermen Daniel
Harris.
For Shern-George W. McCaddin.
For ReCOrder-Edward W. Chamberlain
For Judg, OF the Superior COurt-Ncholas AL
einikOn
For Coroners-s =. Goldwater and Or. Il. H.
FoOte jr.
From n labor standpoint, the ticket
is regarded as n strong one, as all of
the hitherto warning elements are rep
resented. DIR. McCallum Is practis-
ing physician. Daniel Harris is Presl-
dent of the State Board OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. George w.
McCaddin Is Master Workman of u. A.
~, X. of L., and Nicholas AleinikoT il
editor OF Free Russia, and has "A strong
following among the east-side Hebrews.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
WILL HILL VISIT GAYM0R?
Here's IA Report that lie VIII urG"
the Justicc to Accept.

the Justice to Accept.
All sorts OF rumors were floating
about among politicians in brooklyn
this morning, relative to supreme
Court Justice William ]. Gaynor's nom
nation by the Democratic machine CON
yention for Judge of the Court OF APP
peals.
First II was said, that Senator Hil
was coming to Brooklyn. and would
meet Justice Gaynor at the Clarendon
Hotel The object of Mr.. IIills visit, IT
was said. was to urge Justice Gayhor
If MIR Hill was expected in Brooklyn,
Justice GaynOr knew nothing about ~
said Justice Gaynor, nor nave Oeeh
notified that Senator HIN desires to see
me. , 49,.
II have nothing to say about the
nomination. ! have not been notIned OF
the action Of the Convention. | do not
think there will be anything for me to
say for publication to-day. :,
Don't pay any attention to rumors
concluded the Justice, by way OF ad-
monitor, but wait for the facts.
They will come out in due time. Sen;
| ator Hin hasn't accepted yet, has he
Among other rumors there was one
| that DistriCt-Attorncy James w RidK-
way had been in conference with
| Justice Gaynor FORT over an hour yes
| terday This Mr.. Ridgway denied EN-
| hatiCally.
| for over two months. said he.
| District-AttOrney Iidgway later in the
day left Brooklyn to visit Senator Hill In
| New York.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
CLARKSON ON THE OUTLOOK,
Thinks Republicans Can Win the
West by Hard Fighting.

NHy Associated lfessl
DIES MONIES. Ia, oct. IL. s. Clark
son, Iowa member OF the National Re
publican Committee was In Des Mores
yesterday on his way to New York. lie
said the Republicans with hard fighting
would carry most Of the Western States:
He said he regarded the trans NJ issourt
field IA the most important to the Re
pubicans. on 1t viii depend the COM
pleXion of the next House and Senate. as
twelve Senators are to he elected there.
He also considered them important for
1895. when the election Of the President
may be cast into the House.
He said he found the sentiment for
protection strong in the Western States,
with Increasing sentiment in favor of
the Republican party in finances AS
standing between the fiat money of the
PopulIsts and gold monometallism of the
suffered so severely from populism dur
ing the past TWO years, he said, that
many are leaving the POpulist party
The evening world., 1894-10-02

stomach and kidneys, violent
headaches, shooting pains, en-
IRENE lassitude, waXy COM
plexion.
Remove the trouble at
once, or a whole life will be
sacrificed.
Lydia Z. PiNhham'S Hcge-
table Compound will accom-
plish the work speedily.
1t is the most effective
remedy for irregular or sus-
pended action known to the
world. - Mrs. Chas. Hines,
Boz so, Duncannon. Pa.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
NOW LYNCH HITS BACK.
He WnntsoHis Accuser, Mrs. Rou-
selIe, Arrested for Perjury.

Sergt Lynch. of the West Twentieth
street police station, was before the
Grand Jury this morning to try to have
Mrs Rousele, a milliner, of Seventh
avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. indicted for perjury. Ac-
cording to the sergeant Mrs. Rouselle
went to the station-house some time last
April to try to get her mother Mrs:
Castelle. liberated. The mother HAD
been arrested by Policeman Collins for
disorderly conduct Mrs. Rouselle pre-
ferred charges against Sergt. Lynch be
cause, she said, he called her mother an
"old bag when Mrs. Rouselle went to
the station-hou
The charges were dismissed at Police
Headquarters. After the trial and dis
missal of the complaint the sergeant
says that Maggie Davis. an employee OF
Mrs Rouselle, went to him and told
him that Mrs. ROuselle had offered her
$50 to swear falsely against him. 1t Is
on the evidence of the girl Maggie
Davis that the sergeant wishes Mrs;
Rousellc indicted for subornation of
perjury.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
SAYS SHE is JEALOUS.
Kirsch Says His Accuser Was n
Former Sweetheart.

BENJAMIN Kirsch, twenty-five years
old, OF 50 Suffolk street, and his wife
were taking a walk on Grand street last
night when an angry womo confronted
them. Policeman Whitworth, of the
Eldrldge street station. was called and
stopped the row. The woman insisted
upon having Kirsch arrested. She said
that while he paid her visit on Sun.
day last he stole from her bureau $50
and gold ring. She gave her name as
Jennie Sullman, of IA East Broadway.
Kirsch said that the charge was false
and that the woman had him arrested
for spite. He formerly kept company
with her. he said and finding that she
had an ugly temper he Tilted her and
was married to the woman who was
with him at the time OF arrest The
policeman had to step Setwecn the wife
and the complainant to prevent fight
in the station house.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
FURSCH-MADPS DAUGHTER.
Courts May Have to Define Her
Guardian'n Authority.

Lawyer A. H. Hummel, when seen by
an Evening World" reporter to-day.
regarding a story published in morn
ing paper. to the effect that he was to
apply to the State courts to have Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kayne, OF 25S West End
avenue. appointed guardians Of Miss
Jeanne Henrietta Verle. daughter Of
Nine. Fursch-Mad said:
II was very much surprised when /
saw the publication. l have not been
consulted regarding the matter by
either Mr.. or Mrs Kayne, or Miss
Verle. know all the parties connected
with the matter. except Father let
reau. who was appointed Miss Verle,s
guardian under Nine. Fursch-Madi $
will. Up to this time no one has asked
me to have a new guardian appointed
Nine. Fursch-Madi died near War
renyille, Somerset County, N; j.. a few
weeks ago, in straitened circum-
she made will, making her daughter,
Miss Verle, sole beneficiary, and APP
pointed Father Tetreau executor and
guardian. Since her mothers death,
Miss Verle has lived with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kayne.
Father Tetreau. it is said, desires to
ada. The young lady desires to remain
Kayne. Mrs. Kayne was great
| friend of Nine. Fursch-Madi and Is
anxious that her friends daughter
| should remain with her
Father Tetreau looks upon his ap.
pointment under the will as a trust
and desires to carry out Nine Fursch
| Madi's wishes. The probability Is thai
the matter will be taken to the courts
The evening world., 1894-10-02
GREAT REPUBLICAN GAINS.


Uly Associated Press)
NEW HAVEN, Conn, oct. 2.-Re-
turns from 100 towns of Connecticut
show unprecedented gains for the Re
publicans in the town elections yester-
day.
In Waterbury the A. =. A. movement
aroused the Catholics. who succeeded
In electing an entire school board of
Catholics.
In New Britain the no-license vote of
one year ago IL reversed. The liquor
question has been under constant discus
sion during the year.
In almost all towns where the A. +. A.
made night IL met with defeat.
Merlden, Norwich. Middletown and
New Milford, which have been Demo
cratic for years We're captured by the
Republicans hut New London elected a
Democratic Mayor. displacing a Repub-
liCan The Republicans captured all the
other offices in New London.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
Mr.. HILLS BUSY DAY.
Receives Reports from Political
Friends and starts Downtown.

David Bennett Hill received many
callers this morning In his quarters at
the Hotel Normandie. Newspaper men
were not admitted. but some informa-
ton reached them, with Mr.. Hits con-
sent through his visitors
For instance. Clerk De Freest. of the
State Committee. who was with MIR.
Hin for half an hour. when asked Mr..
Hills opinion of the third-tcket move
ment, said:
"Mr. Hill doesn't care a continental
about the nomination, anyhow"
Then he added, very significantly:
"And he hasn't accepted II yet"
E. l.. Ridgway, brother of the Dis
trict-Attorney of Kings County, James
w. Ridgway, had little chat with
the Senator. but he declined TO say
whether or not 1t was in relation TO an
effort TO win over the Shepardites.
President of the Board OF Aldermen
George b. Mcclellan also had an inter
view with Mr.. Hill. Then came John
Boyd Thatcher. who was about to re-
ceive the nomination for Governor when
II was given to MIR. Hill
Other callers were Assistant District
Attorney Robert Townsend. DR.. y. h.
Mcdonald and Gen. David Wylie.
Mr.. Thatcher outstayed all the rest
u ~
and Mr.. Hill left the hotel together
and started downtown.
There was some talk of their going
somewhere to take part in secret CON
ference, but no confirmation could be
found for this.
Clerk De Fraest said he knew the
nature of the Senator's business in
town, but was not at liberty to divulge
II.
Clerk De Freest was asked If Senator
Hill would call on Justice Gaynor to-
day He rephed:,
HE may, and then again he may
not. The. Senator will remain mere
This afternoon Major James w. Hinck
ley, Chairman of the State Democratic
Committee. called at the Normandie I,
see M. Hill. The latter had not theT
returned from his trip downtown,
1t was 2.40 p. NJ. when Senator llll
Tin aceomp1n!ed BY, John Boyd T1ach r
eturned TO the hotel. Mr., Hin again de
lined TO talk for publication, but sen
Mr.. Thatcher down to say few word
for him to the reporters. MIR, Thache
refused to say where he and Mr.. Hi
had been, and when pressed on thi
point replied:
ness that needed looking after. and W,
attended to that"
In answer to a question as to whethe
Mr.. Hill would seek a conference will
the ants, Mr. Thacher said that tn,
Senator personally might not do so.
~ am OF the opinion" he added, "tha
I'm sure he's perfectly willing TO confer
with them should such conference b,
Mr.. Thatcher. after much questioning
finally admitted that there bad been some
talk 81 q meeting between Mr. Hin anC
The evening world., 1894-10-02
SHE DID NOT FORGET HIM.
Mrs. RabiIsky Remembered the Al
legged Burglar of Last April.

Meyer Levison. twenty eight years old.
Of 1871 Eldridge street. was held for ex-
animation on charge OF burglary by
Justice Simms In the Essex Market Po-
lice Court to-day.
He is alleged to have broken into the
apartments OF Mrs Esther Rabilsky, OF
81 Willet street, on April "a last and
stolen $3.50 in money and $3.50 worth OF
tewelry, Mrs. RabilslSy says that Levi
son is a friend OF her husband. and
He ned to Chicago. she says, ana be.
lieving that the matter was forgotten
ne returned to this city yesterday, and
she caused his arrest.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
MnhoIInnd WIN Seek the LxX.

Politicians irrespective OF party, are laughing
over the action Of JOHNNY Milholland last night
He called his faithful followers into Convention
Hall then decided 10 make no nOminatiun-as yet
Instead, he invited himself to attend the anti
Tammany conferences. and he had committee
Of one from every district appointed to 20 with
him to the Anti Snappcrs, the Committee NJ Sew
enty, and all the other organizations that are
working for reform. Then the band played the
braves cheered and the Convention adjourned
after passing resolution that none but Re
publican should head the ticket. No invitation NJ
any kind had been extended TO Milhoand to join
mn
The evening world., 1894-10-02
GIRL KILLED BY A NEGRO.
Alabama Citizens Now on the Track
of Black Brute.

DOTHAN, Ala. Oct. 2.-While Lena
McArdle, sixteen years old, was passing
through a wood on her way to school
near this place yesterday she was at
tackled by a big negro. She struggled
so iiercely that he choked and then shot
her and fled.
The child crawled to a neighboring
house. told her story and died two hours
later.
Enraged citizens are on the negro's
track, and II he is caught they will
stretch him up.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
CONTESTED BY A DAUGHTER.
Michael Conlan's VIII Not Admitted
to Probate.

Michael Conlan, who lived at ST Fifth
avenue, Brooklyn, died in Gouverneur
Hospital in January, 1898, leaving an es-
tate of $50 600. A will offered for probate
to-day bequeathed his daughter the con-
tents OF the Brooklyn house, and divided
the rest of the property between his wife
and sister
alleged that her father was unconscious
when the will was drawn, and that DR..
Wilson, OF the Hospital, held Conlan's
hand while he made his cross. 1t was
not read to him, his daughter claimed,
and he was ignorant of the contents.
The will was not admitted to probate.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
rlothers,
Watch Your Daughters.

Nature has provided a
time for purinCation, and if
the channels are INSTRUCTED,
the entire system is poisoned,
and misery comes.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
WOMEN WRITE A PROTEST.
Object To the Citys Present Carriage
system.

At a meeting Of the Women's Health
Protective Association held to-day in
the rooms of the Charity Organization
building, Twsnty-second street and
Fourth avenue. protest against the
city's present garbage system was
adopted.
1t was suggested that this city should
be Independent of all companies, and
that It should own its own crematories
SO that the Street Cleaning Commits
sioner would not be hampered.
Helen s. Bell, a. W. Lozier, A. NJ
Palmer. C. l.. Holt, S. Brown, NJ. T.. c
Baker S. f.. Dennis, J. ii. Dewey, A. e
Maddox, Mary Troutman,, and tbs
Misse sBarcalow, Phillips and Thomas.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
Link Defends His Character.

David II. Link, Of 81 Lawrence street. desires
to have 1t stated that he and James Campbell.
who work in the Columbus stores. at Columbus
avenue and Sixty -ssvsnth street. were yindicated
by Justice Meade In lorkyille Court yesterday,
OF the charge Of drusging and robbing a Mrs.
Brown, who lives opposite the Columbus stores.
Mr.. Link denles the statement made by thu
On charges Of robbery.
The evening world., 1894-10-02

noon that the Committee now had its
eye upon a house in Thirty-third street.
near Broadway and that "A lease would
Clerk De Frcest says the Committee
Is anxious to get settled in quarters so
that II can take its coat Off and go to
work in earnest
The evening world., 1894-10-02

irregularities
from any
cause, At any
age, are sure
indications of
organic trou-
bic. With
irregularities
come disturb.
anCes of the
The evening world., 1894-10-02
g. SO
I =. SO
9.98
1895
5. SO

He said the whole of the West Is Re
publican on the platform or protection
and bi-metallism. ,,,s
MIR Glarkson also announced himself
in favor OF Senator Allison for Preslden-
tial candidate in 1896.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS.
The Democratic Committee May Lo-
cate In Thirty-third street.

The selection OF suitable headquarters
for the Democratic Campaign Commit
tee is giving the managers some trouble.
West Twenty-fifth street, had been de-
cided upon, but at the last moment the
owner OF the building declined TO lease
II for 50 short time. as the Committee
wanted II one month.
John Boyd Thacher said late this after
The evening world., 1894-10-02
Philadelphia Lawyer In Jail.
Am Assoclated Press.

PHILADELPHIA Oct, 2,-Lewis Cassidy, a
member OF the local bar. is In jail here charged
with the mbe1zement OF 81 600 from Mrs Mary
Holden, a widow, who had given him the cash 70
satisfy a mortgage. The woman is left pennlless.
Cassidy studied law In the once OF the late eK.
Attorney General Lewis c. Cassidy, but was not
related to him.
The evening world., 1894-10-02

s. II. Harris nominated for Congress by
Republicans OF the Thirteenth ohio District.
Thomas Y. MrCray was nominated for Com
The evening world., 1894-10-02
Woman Accused of Theft.

Maggie Maynard, thirty-hve years old. was
held in Yorkville cour, to-day on the charge Of
stealing a gold watch from Rev. Or. Charles II.
Gardner. OF 60I Fifth avenue, where she was
employed a servant Last June.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
Dress Goods.
POPLAR PRICES.

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China and India Silks, in all
the new shades, for street
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III
The evening world., 1894-10-02
SLATED FOR CONGRESS.
TRmmRny Hopes To Nuke Some
Changes In Representatives.

The Tammany Congressional slate
which has practically been agreed upon
and which win be submitted L. the
various convention. on Thursday shows
a considerable change over the present
representation. Congressman Dunphy
Is not TO have "euomlnation. Dunphy
however, may run On an independent
ticket.
Isidor Straus does not want u go
back to Washington. and Tim" Camp
bell is to be relegated to the rear.
Franklin Bartlett, who now serves in
the seventh will change 10 the Thir-
teenth Harry Miner IS to succeed
Campbell. Amos j. Cummings changes
from the Eleventh to the Seventh. and
ex-Speaker OF the Assembly William
Sulzer will run in Cummings's old dis
triCt
This is the slate as it stands at pres
emit:
Dist Dist
T-Amor Cummings. l2-w Bourke Cochran.
S-C,l Nm. l.. Brown. l2-Frankiin Bartlett
I'll c. Miner lI-John Connolly.
lU-Dsnlc y. SlrGles l5--Jacoh A. Cantor,
ll-wil!am Suizcr.
The Republican Congressional c0nven
tions VIII be held tonight. No definite
slate has been decided upon.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
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The Republican Congressional c0nven-
tions VIII be held tonight. No definite
slate has been decided upon.
The evening world., 1894-10-02
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The oasis., 1894-03-08
Shooting at Maricopa.

The Republican of Saturday states that Friday night of last week sen sational affray occurred at Maricopa between J. H. O'Connor, night oper- ator of the Southern Pacific, and Con- ductor Budge of the Maricopa X Phe- nix
 It is said the conductor asked the operator concerning the movement of train No. 10 on the main line, whether it would wait there for the passage of No. 20. O'Connor's reply was evasive and construed by the conductor to be impudent. He took the operator to task about it and an angry quarrel wa developed. O'Connor it is said picked up heavy railroad lantern and struck the conductor on the head with it after which he ran away but soon returned with a gun and fired three shots at the conductor.
The oasis., 1894-03-08
w. Is. STONE,

Attorney < Counsellor al Law Will Prnctic in all the Territorial aId EcdeTa Courts
 Collections Will Receive Prompt AlstsntioD FroUvNcr. ARrzoRI
The oasis., 1894-03-08

and instructive. Six miles south is Cuajate. Pima Indian village, where may beseen on it's native soil one of the most attractive exhibits at the Mid-winter Fair; and short distance beyond are the Silver Reef, Jack Rab- bit, Gold Camp, Reward, and Vekol mining districts, that have produced millions of dollars. and will do so again whenever American legislation will give American industries q chance.