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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-12
The sensational Pollard >Breck

THe sensational Pollard >Breck
enridge suit now on trial in Wash
ington is attracting the attention
Of the civilized world. Hhe testi-
mony so far develored is most
damaging to the defendant. Stand
ing as he does IN the highest ranks
of life and noted for his unusual
oratorical powers his arraignment
on so grave a charge as. the seduc-
ton of young and inexperienced
girl, very naturally causes much
comment and excites the public
mind to the most extraordinary
extent. Such prominent person
ages as Mrs. Blackburn wife of
Ex-Governor Blackburn of Ken
lucky aud Chief of Police Moore
of the District of C, lumbia as wit
nesses' in behalf Of the injured
plaintiff does away with any pos
sibility of black mai. Unless soDIe
very unlocked for turn sllOuld d tax
place il looks az, though MT
Breckenridge ia doomed to public
condemnation and the etrieturesc ct
nm outraged law His hitherto
prominence should not be allowed
10 ehield him and at the same tame
&0ndemn his unfortunate victim.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-12
ARDMoRE, /. T., MONDAY, March IL

The ruling passion is strong in
d, cay. "Old. HUTCH" the veteran
operator on the Chicago Board,
Las g1ne into the saloon business.
No other line off rs such OppOrt u
mites for bullirg the pr ce of grain
products.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-12

AMBASSADOR BAYaRD's private
secretary is referred to approx.
ingly by the New York Tribune
because she is invited by the no
bility.n 1t takes the Democrats
of this country to teach the nob;l
ity their p'aca.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
=. WOLFSoN i'm Jahres 1894.
Sefet Die Yreiie !! :

Sebleihter Safels Oamasf, eo-e5 @ts iett AZ Sta
60 3oa sebl. Satin 9amasf, IS Cts. iebt 60 @ts
Eilrftf9 rober eatin 9amasf, $3.50 gs., iebt45 s.
70 3oa eebI Satin Damasf, 80 @ts iebt rs @ts.
SO Spa Oamasf 9anStdber. Is @ts left 10 @ts.
9uf Sanbtiidser, 47X24 8pa, 40 @ts lest 22 @ts.
Satsn Sanasf 9anbtiid9er, 40X22 3ou, 50 @ts,
Saneh searbeitete Sernetten 81 25 iebt so @ts.
g 5pltge OamaSt Serpietten. $1.25 - iebt $11O.
46 estrasfeiHe 9amasf safel Gets $3.50 jett $780,
Seine giberbaun Quilts, $3.50, iebt $3.S(
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04

glie6er bes Staatsratbes tparen far
cine Allian5 nit Nteria, neil 1ie bic
Sragpeite bes 59rittes ni9t etniaben
unb neil ibnen obenbrein nod bas
Sirenenlieb bes Or. Sames Grant bon
benz grOBen &riegsf6abe in Matano.
rOs in ben Sbren t6nte.
9r. Sames @rant tpar tein 5eraner,
fonbern Elm Biirger BON @oabuila, mo-
er bebentenbeS unb pertbpoleS @runbr
eigentbum beieB. Sein gan3es Suffer-
elle naren nit Dem lebtgenannten
Staate berbunben, unb iein 3iel mar,
bic alte 8ereinigung bon Seras unb
@oabuila aufre6t 3u erbalteu unb bnrd
bic beltebenbe &eDolution tpieber @iuz
i1uB auf Das @ei9id ieines Staates gu
gemtnnen. 9ie 3ufunft opn 9eras
mar ibm glei99iiltig. nur Elm Mittel gu
ieinem 3mede. Inter bea erften Nnz
lteblern, unb ieBt beiDnbers bur9 ben
&rieg berangelodt, befanben ii6 biele
abenteuerluitiae @barattere. bic leibt
fur @rants pldne gu begeifern paren.
0a5u fam nod, baB aud bic Srupz
pen mad Der @innabme BON 8erar uns
rubig nurben unb mad 8ei9dftigung
perlan9teu. llngefdbr 400 Mann be-
fanben ii9 in 8erar, 70 in Waibings
ton. so in @oliab unb 200 TIT 8elaseo,
auiammen $50 Mann, ausgenommen
mebrere &ompagnien, tpeld)e li9 auf
benz Mari6e na9 ben perl6tebenen
pldben befanben. Weber Sen. Dpus
iton nod @Dp. Smith ma9ten ii9.
SQulipnen iiber bic Sbatla6et
baB Der &rieg nit Der ginnabme BON
San Nntsnio be gerar feinestoegs Be-
enbet, ionbern in @trflt6feit er1t be-
gonnen babe. @s mar baber eine uns
in6gli6teit, bic fleine teranii9e Nrmeet
au entlaiien, i'm 8egentbeil, bielelbe
lnubte bermebrt unb berItdrft tperben.
gbeniO flar iaben bic beiOen perioneu
in 8e3ug auf bic belprp9ene @rpebis
tion nod Werifo. 0ian fpra6 allers
bings nod pon Der Contribution BON
1924, aber felt ben @reigniKen in 8es
rar mar Der 8laube an bieies beriibmte
Dpfument erloi6en unb fein Meni9,
lpeI9er li6 nur eiu Helm tpenig auf
ben gbarafter Der 5eraner berltanb,
toaate elauben, baB bas @nbe bes
arieges Elm anberes iein piirbe. als
llnabbdnsisfeit unb 2osreiBung bon
Nertfo, nenn aud piele Der Seraner
bieies ielbf nod ni6t einnlal 3l abs
men f9ienen. Sie 9reue an ienc,
pielbelpro9ene Contribution mar aber
bas ein3ige 8inbeglieb, bur9 peI9es
elm gemeiniames Mitnirfem anberer
merifanii6er @taaten 5u eruarten
mar. Obne lebteres mar aber iener
proiettirte 3ug mad Mtatamoras bas
fi6ere 8erberben.
(ShIub fpIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
l.. WOLFSON i'm Jahre 1894.

Der 3med wirb bod bon ltdnbig errei9t.
4uf ben gut nipelirten 8oben lest
mtan in Der 9bbe BON fiinf 3ou grnBe
SIa9feine, unb auf bieie llnterlage
Dter 3oa bod 3ertleinerte 4alffteine
un5 : bic @bauHee mar fertig. Inter
Der 2af Der bariiber roIenben Gubr>
perfe bilbet lt6 balb eine iolibe feite
Oefe iiber nas Steinfunbament Der
5traBe, unb tn tpenigen Ntonaten 1T
bic StraBe puie elne Diele", unb balt
5tanb ieDer Witterung. gei ber Nn.
lage bieier Steinitraben werben bic
4bfluBgrdben au beiben Seiten orbent,
lid pertieft, iobaB bieielben aud nod
bor3iigli6e 9rainirgrdben fir Oas ans
liegenoe 2anb bilben. 9ie 8aufolten
bro Meile folder StraBe itellten li9 I'M
Dur9i6nitt auf $500; ie mad Der
@ntfernung, aus pelber baS Material
berbeigel9afft merben muB, fdDanft
bieie Summe Inn einise bunbert Sols
lars auf ober abndrt8. Sie SnItanbs
baltung beS geiammten ieBt ilber 60
Wteilen betragenben SpRems fofet nur
einen Dollr BON ie $1,000 9teuereinz
f9dbung, ia, e8 blieb BON bieier erbobs
enen Steuer gem0bnli6 nod 10 piel
iibrig, UNI idbrli6 einige Wfeilen neuer
StraBe anaulegen. 8ereits baben fi9
aud anbere Counties in Staate ents
i6lefen, benz 8eiipiel bes @Ountp 8ap
3u folgen, unb in einigen Sabren
6trfte elm pOblbetpdbrtes 2anbitraBens
SDfem in einem groBen Sbeil BON
Mi6igan beIteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
8eiSere Sanpftrakem.

Sie @erbeKerung Der 2anbtraBen
lit bic grobe 9lufsabe, tpomit bic Gars
mer li9 ieBt 3u befafen baben. Ser
prattiI9en 20iung berielben | It man
pobl i'm Staate Wti9igan am nd9fen
gefommen. Sort wurbe bel Der
Staatsmabt i'm Npril 1898 elm Nmens
bement 3ur Staatstonltitution anges
nonlmeu, oas geitattet, baB fir ben
8au uno SnItanbbaltung Don Gountp>
2anb bfraBen auf @ountptoiten geforst
mirb. Sebes County bat bariiber
ielbft bur9 8olfsab itimmung gu ents
i9eiben, ub bas @ouatp fur feline eie
genen 2anbfraBen iorgen loQ ober
ni6t. gta6 ben friiberen 8eltimmuns
gen Der Contribution fanben bic Stras
zen unter Der 4uff9t Der in iebem
9ownlbip ermdblten StraBens@ommiis
idre, unb iebe @inmil6ung in beren
9lutoritdt bon Seitea bes @ountp mar
ungeIeBli9. 0ur6 bas erndbnte
Amenbement our Contribution purbe
bic 9lutOrtdt, iobalo Die 8iirger bes
Gountp es bur6 allgemeine Nbltimz
mung 10 entI6eioen, auf einen County.
&atb BON @ommiIIdren libertrasen,
Der bonn 9olte gu erwdbleu TT unb
ni6t mebr al8 5 perIonen umfaHen
barf. Die idbrli6en Nusgaben fir
bic Snitanbbaltun9 Der StraBen biirs
fen bic 5umme bon 5mei Dollars fir
ie $1,000 SteuereinlddBung ni6t iiber>
fteigen. @s 0iirfen fir ben Sau bon
StraBen Deoer Sonbs au8gegeben nod
anbere S6ulbauleiben gema6t werben.
auBer 3meiorittel Der Utitglieber be6
5uperpilorenratbe8 be8 Gountp flint
men Oafiir, unb ibr 8el9luB muB bann
nod our6 cine augemeine @olfsab bltims
mung i'm Gountp beltdtigt nerben.
Da5 Gountp gaD mar bas erIte, mels
Dies BON ben n:uen 8eltimmungen Der
Staat8fonftitution @ebrau1 ma9te
uuo iein StraBeuiptem unter bic 4ufs
ii6t bon @ouutp:@ :@Ommihd feQte.
Us beitanben our 3eit bereit8 iiber
! fdnf3ig Meilen Der por3iisli6fen
(5teinltraben i'm @ountp, wel6e bon
hem Sauptort i'm @ountp, 8ap Gitp,
in allen &i6tungen bur9 bic am bi6s
tefeu beliebeIten 3beile beS Gountp
bis aur @ren3e oeiielbeu fiibren. 8es
reits Dor ettpa 3ebn Sabreu begann
man bort nit benz Bau BON iogenanns
ten SteinltraBen, bic li6, wenn aud
l6einbar nur lei6t. i'm 2aufe Der ,3eit
bod gldn3eub bemabrt baben. Der
BAN Der StraBen 1T iebr einfa6, unb
lit freili6 ni6t nit ben alien @baul1eez
bauten in europa 3u perglei9en. 9lber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04

tlnteu III Der &neipe erbob li6 abers
mails ein sii9elloler 9drm, aber iiber all
bem S6dnten9et0s in Der bonn 3dmp<
den matt erbellten uno bon Slieoerouit
erfiilltcn Sii6e bielt bas bleide Wtdos
den nit Dem ab9ebdrmten @eli6t unb
ben oermeinten slu9en, auf BEN &nien
baS barfiiBi9e, pausbadige bolo ladelnbe
Stno. 2lus oem fur3en peripai6enen
&leio9en 5o9 oaS rofise runbli9e
&inberbdnb1eu ipicoer Die alte, lhmus
sige uno 5ertnitterte Sibel berpor uno
oaS Silberltimm6en erl6allte nit l9els
mildeln Sa6en, unb aus Dem ytebene
ltib6cn 5tiGte eS pieoerbolt: nRt!
git! Stidl~ luo: .pit! 9till!"
Hiiiterte aud Ole iiber oas aino genei9te
Sobarna. Die &leine bdmpfte lofort
ben alans i9res 9tinin6ens, tippte
nit ben fur5en Sinser9en auf ie6en
Vu9ltaben uno las fait fliiiternb
81, 9, s."
@inen Sag ipdter dnberte fi9 bic
Scene oollitdnbi9. Da8 S1id5al So>
bannas mar bnr9 Die @eri9tSperbanos
lung III Der san5en Stabt befannt ges
tDoroen uno bate allsemeine Sbeils
nabme erregt. Gin 9reis pornebmer
Grauen bate f9on felt Wtonaten Die
grrl1tung elmer atnberbemabranitalt
9eplant Sect pl0siid laben iie lit
Sobanna Die ioeale 8orltebertn oerlel'
ben. Gs fan,eu orei Deputlrtc 5souen,
ipeld)e ibr bic 9tellltng antrlIgcu nub
freubig nabitt Sobauita oen 9Lntra9 an.
9lun mar tbr 9eben seii6ert, iie bate
fd0ne freie 8o9nung, ibreu geiammten
nnterbalt unb erbiclt ard no0 eiu bii5z
fdes @ebalt. ga, au6 iDreS 8ruoer8
9a8e uerbeiierte iih, ais es ibr selan9,
in geei9neter Stunoe bel elmer Der eins
fluBrei9iten Beamtenfrauen Elm gutes
Wort fir i1u ein3ulegen.
Stunt bieB es aber bel tbr einnal aus
rtabmslpeile, bab ni6t nur elm uneliid,
fonoern aud ein Slid ielten allein
fommt. Scr 9ro;eB batte bic 9lufs
ulerflanlfeit bes suten Doftors BON
gfeuem auf lie 9elenft, er iab mieoerum.
pel9' eine 9erle bies Wfdb6sn mar,
nno eiaes Cages, mad ablauf tpeniser
,Wonoe, fam er uno bat iie, bic Seiue
gu meroen. Wfit Gbrdnen ber 0ab>
runs lno freubigen Daufes fauf Ielan
feline 8ruft. q
SedS Wtonate lpater fiibrte ct Ie
alS ieiAe liebe @attin beint, aber bon
ibren fleinen .369ltn9er lieB lte benno9i
nidt, iie wuroe in ben Yoritanb Der
3in0erbcpabranitalt aufgenommen.
Sft, iDeun iie NIT ibrenl @atten iiber
bic perganeenen troitloien Gage lpri9t,
lest er liebepoa ieine Grme I'M iie
nno erinnert iie an bas alte CUTE SSort:
pl1nb wenn Ser @Offnuus letter anter
bridt-
Sersage ui9t!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04

- bte hetnfen unO am leidteften gu neb.
nlsnsen, bic es sicbt = fl,rtren abiolut unb
far trnuer BerffOpfun9, Berbanunssbe.
ibmfrSen, suitrifdes NIB biltSfes Ropftp.b,
G4wiubet, biliOie &ufdGle unb aHe GtD.
runsen Der 9eber, It's Rasens unb ber Gin.
ettuei6e.
Gts furiren az fbte Dauer, melt
fla natIrltd d iuirfeu. Sie idmdden
tusser, nod sri9dttern fe bas Gpftem,
tple btes bic sroben altniobiiaen Yitleu
tbnn. limb fie pirten frdfttser. Cine ser.
idafit leidten gtublsans, - bret fabrsn
grinbfid ab.
20 fiub bic billi9feu Binen I'm Wlarft,
btnn 20 totrb saranttrt, bdb fte ,u.
frteoenfeuene tu:rfen :. tuo rtidt, ,pirb bas
@tLb Jnrhdseseben.
D.r 3aufsr belaslt uur fir empfaus.ueu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
Sn Nualeu.

98enn es bebaueruspertbe 9ulber sctt, auf meI6e
bic GnSel nit Mitetb berabbltden, 10 inp eS idertd
Meni6en, hte rom 6beumettsnuS sequalt iinb.
5obrauS, Sabrein erhulpen iie S6mersen NIT psnts
rher gar feiRsn gapien r1nb bod stebt sS fetu ee'
ben, sesen weldes fi6 Spitetter5 Masenbitters 70
betlsnp unb ~trtiam crpieeu bate, alS sesen 8beus
matSmus in ieinen erten Stabien. unb ba &beus
matismus une rteumatihs, ippe prbtndre @i6t yu
ben ta,tnddiaen 2eiben se66ren, fur bersn Setluns
bsl. bepunbernspertbe grsnet t4 Defenders etsnet,
rup pa tie bic fatae 0et5uus baben, @ auf pe pita=
len Orsane gu perfeu, 70 ltest Bite Ratbiamte redt.
settt9en 6ebrauGe5 pes Bttters, icbalp id Spmppms
euer Geieen B.tsen, auf ber Sanb. Sn gang emineu
lem Stnue wtrtiam 1T bas 8itter8 auberbem 9ssen
Der 8lai., @erfppfuns, DpSpepfe, e.berleipsn unb
nerpbie 9eteen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
lJtQn fdreibt ous Oresben ,

Ntan i1reibt aus DRESDEN: Dr.
9artmann, Der Obers Staatsanmalt
am 2anbseri6te Ylauen iia 8oietlans
be, bate, feitbem er ni6t mebr benz
beutf6en &eidstage angeb6rt, ben
bringen6en @unf9, Stabtpater au
merpen. gr trat in Golge befen alS
Gaa0ibat fir ba8 Nmt zines Stabts
Derorbneten auf uub tpurbe bon ben bras
oen 8iirgern plauens gu feiner gr6Bten
Greube aud eetpdblt. 9eiber mar bic
Greube nur bon turaer 9auer, benn Der
id6ii6e Suitiaminiiter, Sr. S9urig
uerbot benz Or. Sartmann bic Innabs
me bes Nmtes nit benz 8emerten, baB
bic Steauns eines Stabtuaters unpers
einbar iei nit ben pfli6ten zines
Staatsanpalts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
g0ie lit Dte0

gSir bieten etnbunbert Dollars 8elobnun3
fir iefen San BON &atarrb, ber niht blrd
Ginnebmen bon 9aas's sfatarrb. Bur sebeilt
tperben fann.
S. s. Gbenes & o., Gisentbamer,
3olebo, Obip. -
@ir, bic llnter3ei@neten baben s. s. gbeneb
lett ben letten Is Sabreu gefannt uno batter,
ibn fur poafcmmen ebrenbaft in alIen Sc
i4dftsberhanbluneeu unb finanateH befdbist,
ale bon feiner Sirna einsesangenen 8ers
binbIi9tetten au erfiilIen.
@e # & Srmar, @robbanbelss sDrosuiiten,
Solebo, Obio.
NalbinG &innan & MARVIN, @robs
batbelss sDrpsuiiten. Solebp, Dbio. .
9al's Ratarrb Sur pirb ii,nerlid senpms
men rnb pirft birett auf bas 8Iut uno bic
i9leimigen SberFd9en bes Spftems. 3eugs
ntlle fret berianbt. Yreis. rs Gents fir bic
Glai4e. @ertauft BON alien apptbefern
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
Gine ieniatipnelle @eid,idte

BAT in letter 13eit piel 9lufieten errest; ben.
nod tit es gang natiirli9, bab bas BubIicum
ii9 nit reellen Sa9en bei6Gftist + t, mas
Our9 ben fait unglaubli4en 8erfaui bon
Sail 8orben vGlele 8ranb" conbeniirte Nilt
betpieien pirb. &ls gtabruns fir SdueIinee
1T es unosrslei9lt9. Dteie Tbatlahe 1T
bnIdneltcb betpiefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04

= Inter Dem GuBboben Der srsBen
Qderbaubaae auf benz plabe Der @bis
cagoer g8eltausltellung bat man eine
grpBartige Oiebtdtte entbeft, bic nit
8riiheler 8eppi6en uuo polltermobeln
au8geitattet mar unb in Der man groBe
gorrdtbe feiner 9elifatefen unb 8es
trdnte porfanb. 0le 9iebe ieIblt ltno
ieoo1 enttommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-04
2efet bic Yreiie !!

81 Yarb gtotttnsbam episen s5rrbdnse, $3.50
$l75, iest $l.20 per Soar.
60 @aar feline gorbangs $500 nnb $3.50, unb $3.50
unb 1925, iebt. $1.85 per 9aar.
a. Raar elesante Yortiertn, in allen Garben $3.50,
Jest So so.
tea 9Sebe Deden, Marietlles SHUTTER ebt. 80 @ts.
Ia gSetbe Oeden, Spbeaur Muiter so est 81 Is.
104 feline ipeise tpplene 8LanfetS, $1o0 eb IS Cts.
8,fte Salt. mpllene 8lanfets $3.50, iebt. $S.15.
38 @aar 124 8lanfets, $500, est. $420.
@r6Bere &ebuftionen In feineren @orten.
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= Sn Mafa6uietts siebt es 200
anopf.Gabrifen.

" etH . { 9 e.
ia bfftf4
fnb DR.. Yterce'e
Pleasant Pellets.
Gle finS ans ben
feinfeit iinb con.
eentrirteften
Yfan3en Grtrai.
ten sufammtnse.
iest. 9teie min.
IJ heinen, Der.
5aderten Vtnf)en
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
WHAT Ais MY NERVES?
They Are Almost Driving
Me Crazy.
They Won't Let Me Work and
They Spoil My Pleasure.
Here Is a Way to Have Nerves Like
Steel. lust Read This.

Thousands Of people feel this way. Their
nerves are weak aud irritable, they pass slceplcss
nights; waking In the morning, tired aud unre
frtshed with bad taste In the mouth, and dull
feeling head. They feel nervous. blue and dis
Outraged, often having sense of anxiety and
apprehension, as of some impending danger.
They ieel they have lost their nerve power and
much of their energy and ambition They often
declare themselves as feeling just good for moth
Ing" This was 50 with Mrs n. II. Clark, n
prominent and wcll.Enow lady of Moretown,
VI. She writes the following unusually inter
estinE letter:
For some time I have been fearfully pros
trnted with nervous weakness. ! was cont,nu-
ally without strength and unable to do my work.
was completely tired out, and my nerves were
so weak I was good for nothing.
~ could not sleep nights, was so weak and
nervous, and when | arose in the morning was
as tired as when went to bed and sometimes
even more so. was entirely used up and mser-
able. | bad no appetite, and the little food
could eat distressed me awiully.
~ had constant fear and dread that some
thing was going to happen. also had n cough
and bronchitis ! employed doctors and took
medicines constantly, but without benefit. Al
this time n FRIEND who had used DR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and been
cured by 1t. advised me to try It,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08

step was taken towards meeting the
emergency Gen Rodenbough, CHIEF OF
the Bureau of Elections, submitted to
the Police Board complete list Of
places for which leases could be had
last August.
Action on the part OF the Police Com
mlssloners was delayed in Difference to
Commissioner Murray, the Chairman
Of the Committee on Elections, although
there was no apparent reason for de-
lay unless 1t might be for the further
ing OF some partisan scheme.
The great majority of the vacancies
are on the east side In the downtown
districts, and as the majority OF the
owners Of property wanted are Hebrews
and tomorrow Is the Day OF Atonement,
there Is little probability OF securing
the needed leases in time.
Much trouble, however. may be OBJ
Waited, as captains OF the several police
precincts are empowered under the law
10 designate polling places In such an
emergency as Is feared. and Clerk Allen
hopes that suitable places may be found
in tire for the beginning Of the regis.
tration tomorrow. The other days Of
registration are Oct II, 26 and 81
Vacancies in the list OF election In
spectDrs will be filed tomorrow morn
ing before the registration begins.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
IN M'KANE'S OLD DISTRICT.
The Situation DisquietinR TO the
Regular Democracy.

It leaked out this morning that there
was considerable dissatisfaction In
Gravesend over the way matters have
been going among the regular Demo
Gratis. From a word dropped by Chair
man Bell this morning 1t is believed
the trouble will be brought before the
courts.
Many of the regulars In McKane's
domain have signalled heir intention to
vote with the Shepard Democracy. AS
Edward NJ. Shepard was prosecutor
in-chief OF John Y. McKane. this has
caused war to be declared by the friends
Of the eX-CZar.
On Saturday and during yesterday Nc
kane's friends in Coney Island. hung
Edward NJ. Shepard IL effigy to various
convenient and conspicuous places, such
as lamp posts and poles on the streets.
Just what the true state of affairs is the
leaders of the regulars in Brooklyn are
trying to keep under cover
Mr.. Bell was heard to say this morn
Ing that he would mandamus some of
the election inspectors of the town, and
from this IL Is believed that the mat
ter Will take the form Of a court proceed
Ing.
None of the old-time politicians OF
Gravesend who went to jail with Nc,
Kane is taking an active part in ths
campaign. The most recent acquisition
to this contingent is Charles H. Morris
who WIS released from the DenitentiarN
the other day. The anti MCKane ele
ment is on top of the heap. it is claimed
now. and will carry the town.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
WILL W. |. STRONG DECLINE?
won't Run for Mayor as the Candi-
date of Republican, Alone

Col. William l.. Strong. the nominee
of the Republican party and the first
choice of the Committee of KILL. for
Mayor, said to-day to an Evening
World" reporter:
81 desire 1t understood that / will not
be candidate for the Office of Mayor
simply as the nominee of the Republican
party.
Il announced last week that unless a
majority of the anti-Tammany organi-
Zations were in favor of my nomination
| would not he "A candidate.
IL still adhere to that resolution. 1t
Is not my intention II elected to be 4
Republican Mayor. The msrule which
so disgraces our local government Is
due entirely to partisanship.
I'VE must root out Tammany Hall
and the partisan spirit in municipal
government which It fosters.
"It is time that our public offices were
conducted on business principles, and
for one would so manage the office of
Mayor " elected to It,
However, | do not seek the office,
and should a majority Of the anti-Tam-
many organiZa tions NOT speak out in
favor of me It will give me an OPP
portunitys to decline the nomination
which, | understand, has been rendered
to me, but of which | have not been
| officially notified as yet"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES.
Delegates to Republican Assembl,
Convention Said 10 Hold Them.

The Republican voters OF the Four
teenth Assembly District are in "A state
of lively commotion to-day over a circu-
.ar which has been issued, calling for an
Indignation mass-meeting tonight at the
Lexington Avenue Opera House.
The object of this meeting Is to protest
against alleged frauds which have been
committed in Issuing bogus certificates in
number OF the election districts to del
egates to he Assembly and Aldermanic
Convention, to be held on Wednesday
ever ing.
There are forty-one election districts in
the Assembly District. and 1t Is alleged
that in at least seven OF those no prl-
maries were held, but that certificates
were issued frandulently to delegates In
the INTEREST," of certain persons who con-
troll the Republican machine in the dis
trict.
There Is to be big fight for the Re
publican nomination in that district this
year, for although the district has been
strongly Democratic in the past, It being
Boss Crokers old district. the disaffec-
son in the Tammany ranks and combi-
nation by the Republicans with the Anti
Tammanyites are expected to defeat the
Tammany candidate.
There are already several candidates in
the field for the nomination, and the most
of Mr.. Rees have called the
Indignation meeting at the Lexington
Avenue Opera-House tonight, when 1t Is
expected that some sensational disclos-
ures will be made, of the manner in
which the voters have been imposed
upon and deceived by the machine lead
ers in the district
1t is said that a well-known Republi-
can politician connected with the lobby
at Albany has been working in the dis
trct during the past week, and openly
boastlng that he had money to spend to
elect his man.