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Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

THE St. Louis Republic, referring
to the election returns from Wilson'S
district, uses the following head
lines:
Wilson'S district - Democratic
chairman claims five hundred ma.
jority-FulI returns nes yet in
No regular telegraph hne to Demo-
cratic stropgnofds-Dayton, Repub-
lican, sends out reports of his own
| success to ade press-Has no actual
news.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

WELL, we'll, and Coxey was elect
ed to Congress, too.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Mrs. Swinney, Of AqS fYaSss ca ana
over from Auxyasse this morning
to visit their sister, Mrs. Joseph
Coons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

ScRATcHERs will be watched in
the future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

KEEP your powder dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Attention.. Feeders.

We have for sale 5000 bushels oil
coed corn win furnish feed lots
with plenty living water. Call or
address DuBRAy & TEAGUE,
At Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
TRUSTEES SanH


WHEREAS, James O. Rishssf !.
Sarah J. Richart, his wife. il &
certain deed of trust, dated fsf Is
March, 1854, and recorded in m
at page 195, in the Recorders al
Audrain County. State OF aii9s;
conveyed to Robert w. Turem,a /
following described real esfaas
ated in said county and stata r.
The southwest fourth of the salsiis
quarter of section four IA. TIE -
east fourth of the southeast oasfss
section five t5), the northeast n
of the northeast quarter Of r
eight Isl, the northwest feurias n
northwest quarter of section MI
all in Township fifty-two na =
eight Isl west; also sixty f6aa se7z1
of the west end of the NORTH ri
the southeast quarter of secsaas
two t321, Township fifty-shFa
range eight Isl west. containzne5
two hundred and twenty Sen
or less as per u. s. Surver 81
which said conveyance wasf1 ISL
to secure the payment of lNssn
sorry notes in said deed descfiE
whereas, said notes are past "a
remain unpaid; and. wleressa
Robert w. TaEeman. truslH ]
said, has removed from Audfaaii
ty and refuses to act as sne5l q /
and whereas, said deed providSj
in case of the refusal Of Tia
to act the Sheriff of Audraia fS
may at the requests of the Iesah6
of said notes proceed to sellazfd
erty.
Now, therefore, at the reatof&
legal holders of said notes arsdli5
suance of the provisions OF I'D :
oftrust, I will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
the Tenta OAR
yen,ber. A. ID. lS4AE

between the hours of nine I'll
the forenoon and five olclo6z Il
afternoon of said dayat the ~
door of the Court House Ia thel|
Mexico, county and state iii
sell said property publicly kr4i
est bidder for cash to satisfy III
and the cost OF executing the /
J. n. STEPHEN
Sheriff Audiain County and
Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. g..
Chairman Faulkner gave out the fol-
lowing statement from Democratic
headquarters:
"Indications seem to point to a
Republican victory in the Congress-
ional contest. However, the infor-
nation | have received does not JUS
tify me in giving up the organization
of the House by the Democrats, nor
does my information justify me in
giving up the election of Mr.. Wilson.
| have men at every doubtful point
who will telegraph me as soon as the
returns are made up. ! have receiv-
| ed no word fro" - r. -
"" Hur inp1hoin any OF them and
am certain that the counts have nos
been completed. We have won in
the Third and Fourth West Virginia
districts, but the election OF Governor
(Rep.) by 800 TO chairman of the
FirstDistrict admits the 1,7OO. That
district has undergone the most re-
markable change ever known in the
politics of the country, due, to a great
extent, to the A. P. A, and partly
to the manufacturing interests.
"It Is supposed that Cummings
is defeated by IA votes in New York
UTy, put rIau rs nut SURF. L undor
stand that our friends in Michigan
admit that the Republicans have
carried the State and all but two
members of Congress. We have
nothing from Wisconsin. Tarsney's
election seems to De in doubt. The
A. P. A has been active against
him. In the South I know of nc
losses, but several gains, including
the scat now held by Murry (colored
Rep.) OF South Carolina. There
seems to be no possibility of a loss
ofmore than one district in Virginia.
If the reports OF the AssociatedPresS
are correct, it will be impossible fo,
the Democrats to organize the
House. The Republicans are claim
ing everything, but | pay very LITTLE
attention to their claims. We expec
to receive kilograms from ever,
Democratic candidate for Congress
and then will have something def
mite on which to base an estimate
Senator Faulkner declines TO ex
press an opinion of the causes which
produced the Republican gains. TIL
Democratic headquarters were de
serted by midnight by sill but th
clerks of committee.
At the Republican headquarter
) the claim is made by Chairman
Babcock that the Republicans vii
have a majority of between 40 AM
| 80 in the next House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
Administrators SaiiI

Notice is hereby given Tilt
of administration upon the
Samuel Ward, deceased. Isfa
granted the undersigned eF
bate Court of Audrain Goas9f5
souri,, bearing date October
All persons having elaiEis g
said estate are requested y q
them for allowance to the aiE1z
tors within ore year after dahl
ing letters, or they may be aas
from any benefit of suca ezsEk
such claims be not exhihINa
two years from the date thsf g
forever barred.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
aan,inissrasor,s sst

=
Notice Is hereby given flEs
of administration upon ne
L. X. Crockett, decesssd.
granted the undersignes
bate Court of Audraln go I
souri,, bearing date 0etoseIh
Ali persons having eals
said estate are requested
them for allowances % flle
tor within one year after d.
ing letters, or they may e
from any benefit of sueh
such claims be not. exhleashj
two years from the date ny
forever barred.
29-4-t Aahs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY. NOV. 8, 1894.

JUST wait until 1896.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

IT might have been worse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

Price Sutton. cashier
Bunk, was in Mexico lli
made the LEDGER 3 pIea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

S. B. Cook.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1894-11-08

old and best friend, DR.. T. R. Fl.
Smith, memory was busy with mo,
running over the IS years of my life
spent with him at the State Lunatic
Asylum, at Fulton, in the most in
innate association. One of the first
| expect to meet me on the other
shore, is my dear friend, DR.. Smith,
Boone county is rich in holding the
remains of two such men as Gov. G.
II. Hardin, the model Governor, and
DR.. Z. r. H. Smith, the model
superintendent. Fl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
Sebisb Salleb Giienba6m 60.

3ass psrlafsn Srantpn fir philadelphia unb
Rtp gprt per .. & 3. 6. R. UNI 8 Wprasns,
1910, 2.3S unb tt.35 HaGm., per D. 6. & D.
u. u. 600, sos, ft.20 W. unb 1.3O Ratm.
gsrlahen Srantpn fir pittstcn unb Willss-
barre per .. (. s. gB. H. R. 600, sos, tt.2O
Wprssns, t.30, $50, 6.07, 9.38 glaGm.
8trlaiisu SCRANTON fir Mbits Sapen, Dale
ton, pcttspile unp alien punften bsr 8eapsr
Vieabpp unb ppttspille i3peiesn, ptr 6. & R.
.. GAO W., per .. & 3. 8 M., 1910, 2.38,
4.16 9fabm., per .. {. & B. R. R. am $40,
sos, tt,20 NOrstns, f.30, $50 Na@mittass.
Vtrahsn Suantpn fir 8etblsbtm, Cation,
Hsaeina Sarrisburs unb alien 3piittupunftsu
per .. s. 3. &. U. am 500 8l., 1910, 238
ff,35 giabmittass, per D. 6. & gB. 600, sos,
tt.20 W, t.30 Ha&m.
8erlafsn Serantpn fir Sunfbannpd, Sppau-
ba, Glnira, Stbara, @snepa unb 3piI6supunf-
ten per .. s. 8. R. R. UNI 9O7 d, 12.f0unb
1 .35 gabm., per . { G W R R am sos R
f.30 Ra6mittass.
8trladsn SCRANTON fir RpHsRsr, Buffalo,
Hiasara 5Gllen, Detroit, Chicago unb ptiili1tu
Yunftsn per . & 3 R 8 9.07 Or, IL. 10, 9.15,
f1.35 Na6m., per . 6 s. W R q unb pittstcn
3uneiiun 8 0S @, t.30, 9.3S RaSnl., per 6. q
0 U 8 3.4t Na6m.
Sir Glmira unb Welfsn per SaIamanea, psr
. & s R R 9.O7 R.. 1910, 6.15 9aGmittaa,
per . & & QB sos N., t.30, 6.O7 MaGm.
puamann parlcr une S6laf. pher 6. 9.
SslIslpasen auf alien 3issn 3tpii&sn {. & 81.
Sunrtipn ober Wilfssbarre unb Nsp gcrf, pbi.
labtlpbia, Buffalo unp Susptnfpn Bride.
&Oain 8. BiIbur Gsn. Cup. Def Din.
9bas. 9. Gee, Gen. paiI. Assnt pbilabtl,
pbia, ga.
q. U. 9unnsma&sr, aft. Sen. paF. assnt,
Sib Sstblebtm, pa.
Wsittrs slusfunft ertbsilt g8. 6. yrppr, Stabt-
assnt 309 9ada Npenus, SCRANTON, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
Die Sferinfel.

Wlitten in Der 5dbiee, i'm 5itIi4en
inIsIarmersn Seile beS StiIIsn Oceans,
Ii.st bic nur 11S qkm srobs ,,Dftsrs
inieT, 70 benannt, neil iis am Otter.
montas bes Sabres 1922 bon benz boil.
I6neii6sn Seefabrsr 8ossspssn entbsdt
wurbe. 50 Helm bic Sniel 1T, 70
i6pieriss 4ufsabsn fsut fs Der tuItur.
ssi6i6tIidsu Sori9uns, bsnn auf bieism
ip.Itfsrnsn Sledbsn grSe tpurbsn ieltIams
StsinbenfmaIe unb Sni6rifttafsIn se,
funben, bic bon elmer peridpunbsnen.
bic beutise melt iberrasenbsn 2uItul
3eusniB ableeen. @ober ftammt bieit
Rultur 98ie alt III iie unb mas pal
ibren rlntsraans bsrbsiseiiibrt2 Disi'
5rasen bat DR.. 9auI S6eabas fiir;Iid
in sinem auBerit intsrsHantsn, Ii6ipoaen
nit lebrrei1sn AbbiIbunsen berisbensr
gufioBe in Der ..8 artenlaube"
Ssft 5 bsbanbslt. ObtpobI er ais sstpii'
isnbnfter Sorfder sinrdumt, baB elm,
lidtre, iibsr ieoen Streii srbabsns abiuns
Der Rdtlsl, tpel6s bic OiterinieI aufsiebt
nod nidt ssfunbsn iei, 70 neist sr bod
Der Aniidt gu, oab pir es bier nit Der
Issten Spuren elmer SuItur ;u tbui
baben, beren IrdBer Elm in ben @cssi
Der SiSiss periunfsner, nur in Thinner,
liden Sriinrmsrn nod ans 2a9ssli6
ra9enbsr @rotelI setpsien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06

hS- @taebeburs Sauerfraut. 9ismarl
0arinse, Scadnoiias 9drinse beim Dub'
enb oSer 5dbden bel @icmaser, SO 53C
2adananna 4psnus.
- Annoneirt i'm ,,WpbsnbIatt".
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Der grSftsnt iff ssatn jrst 8srmtbruns un-
gsnissnb funbirtfr llmlaufsmittsI. = COL bic
Stisnorast ausssprdst 70 mub bic 8Olbrsitrpe
bur6 Bpnbsmiiiipn ssfGrft wrrbtn.-Stabili-
tat fss aourants unfrldblidt 8sbinsuns ;ur
8nbiituns sinr nsusn @ertrautusfriiis.
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- 9as ,Bp@snbIatt" sntbdIt ben
befsn 2ofaI'1 1sri&t unb ALE ionRisen
Reaisssitsn bon SntsssHs. BUR %. 90
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SaS g etp.

gfitt Ippstl tur6 bic W6nstl Der Slanb-S Bill
ale prineipisn btsranbtt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
FOR THE SAFETY OF THE GAR.
Special Police Precautions on the
Island of Corfu.
Russian Church Concession to the
Czarewitch's Fiancee.
CBy Associated Press. }

CORFU. oct, 16-The Greek Govern
ment and the local authorities OF the
Island of Corfu are taking measures for
safety Of tn, Gear. The police are care
fully watching all the strangers at Corfu
and all arrivals from this time on will
be required to give good accounts OF
themselves.
The chateau OF the King OF Greece is
being placed In thorough order for the
use OF the Car. Several Russian off,
Gals have already arrived here. and
others are expected shortly
The police precautions will include a
patrol Of the shores of the whole island
In order to prevent the unauthorized
landing of strangers
BERLIN. oct 1.-THE Kreuz Zeitung
says that Princess Alix OF Hesse has OBJ
tained concessions from the Russian
Holy Synod. such as no Princess in a
like position ever before secured In en-
bracing the Orthodox faith.
She will not declare her former religion
to be accursed. nor will she state that
her conversion Is due to the conviction
that the truth lies not with her own
but with the Russian Church. The Holy
Synod Will be satisfied with a simple
declaration that the Princess joins the
Greek Church. in order to be OF the
same religion as her future husband. the
present Czarewitch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
THREE TIMES AND OUT.
On Their Last Trip Cloakmak Ike
Lasker's Robbers Were Caught.

Three burglars were held in default
of 81 900 bail each for trial by Justice
Simms in Essex Market Court to-day
They were Oscar Aaronson, eighteen.
of SIG Water street: David Jacobs,
twenty-six. of "a Norfolk street and
Louis Simon, thirty-six. of 37 Norfolk
street.
Three times within the past month
the cloakmaking shop OF Bernard Las
ker, at 24 Delaney street, was en-
tered by burglars and property amount
Ing to several hundred dollars was
carried away. The three defendants
gained an entrance into Lasker's shop
yesterday by breaking down parti-
ton wall. They made bundles of the
goods found in the place, hut were
frightened away before they could
leave with the property.
Mr.. Lasker reported the matter to the
police of the Elridee street station.
Policemen Schulen and Burke early this
morning saw the three defendants loi-
tering In front Of Lasker's shop and
placed them under arrest. On Aaron
son was found a large black bag. He
is an eX-convict and was only recently
discharged from Sing Sing, where he
served a three'years' term for a similar
offense.
Lasker's Waterman positively identi-
fed the three defendants, whom he
found in the shop and frightened away.
The defendants deny the charge, and
claim that they were arrested while on
their way home from a surprise party.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
CANNON IS ALL READY
he Is Waiting for Howard Oarrsll
to Tender That $l75, 900.
The Latter Fears that the Slips will
Be Held Until Nov. !.
And the Ferry Middle Is as Far
from Settlement as Ever.

.,r,-,- - A.. -. . s,7s M - arcIairnnd Cen
s =" $500 ,h,s ,norn,ne. as h
seated himself in the office OF the State,
,~,.s p..,a r-ans,, Comnany at tn
Island Rapid transit |o'hpa"'
foot Of whitehall street.
"whatr' That money not here?" h,
exclaimed. as a scrutiny of his desl
developed nothing in the nature of green
.u, r,,, a., ,y,ot cal
well, WE'LL wei! ms Is wna. Ca
trampins upon and TIMING WIN IN ."e ~. IL.
e,eS's y. '"e ,rd ,or ,he nul,li,
roii nus no 'ho'e L..
than he has for my feelings. Here
am waiting to ,o cutsh that at pssss
perpetuity.
co.. ~ =, NJ, ,nuch have mai,
lore NOV. Not hhuSh'
my rent until Nov. l. and here I'll STICK
until then. Our boats are still running
go t,,,,,, ,an,i,,o a., r,,n M,rL 49,,
~ 40 YIN @ @ 70 Ill, "a ftor, e.
dnine apd s,sn ne mett,.r viii he
tbrnSp into the curt
why. Ills thing Of the city of 4, New ,S
freat metpopoIis by MAKING railroad and
pay t bndre Il and am oBs ty
sa h enar1,, ' dsnnsad ~ IN tha Courts
- mna d ,rl y, oil I'll h tn1 EIur 10
nslar't.. sia oe W "' "'o wis" "
tWhs, smnt ..nnon had thus delivered
h,mssir 90 an 'Evenin9 WorId'' renorter
~ aSdad ~ q" e p'' '''
ne ~ aS1 liii M, at,omnt IN ev,ss the ser.
,,ica cy1hat s,1s M ,pnon me bv NJ Csr.
roll but viii sit here a week IL neces.
orv, - "'i 81 " -
W.. II ,,-usd that h. cou,d bave oh.
,a,ned ,ha Money hw going 10 The CONN.
trniIer,sA of,1ne he ssid Wv
IVY a. gs HenIhs 10 me or 7 to-,bat
y. ! mean ! dom don't, keep shop in the
Gnr,ara rarrnii WAS informed that NJ
Gsnnon was anxiouslv waiting in tha
Renid -Translt Company's ONCE FOR he
naywent ~ the n,,rcbasa nnney '"e
~ WsiY Se has nerVer, calculated Mr.
Carroll.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
Mr.. MORTON NOT LIABLE.
That Is Mr. Balls Opinion on tn,
Imported Coachmnn Affair.

Under Coachman John James Howard,
who was brought from England by
Levi F. Morton, will probably sail for
Southampton tomorrow morning on the
Paris at the expense OF the American
line.
Howard was seen In immigration Com
missioner Scnner's office at Ellis Island
to-day by an Evening World" reporter.
about my case" said he and he reso-
lutely refused to be drawn into a con-
VerSation.
Howard has been formally turned over
to Commis soner Senn-r. on the warrant
of the Secretary of the Treasury. order
Ing his deIarture.
Assistant United States District-At-
torney Ball said that he had no knowl-
edge of any intention on the part Of the
Government officials to proceed against
Mr. Morton, and in his opinion there are
no grounds on which Mr.. Morton could
be prosecuted
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
GAVE THEMSELVES AWAY.
Crooks Discus-edsn New York Rob.
berry in n Jersey CITY Jail.

William Robinson. John Hennessy,
George Raymond and William Rafferty,,
New York crooks, were arrested by the
police of Jersey City few days ago on
Exchange place, as suspicious charac-
tiers. They were taken TO the Flrs: Pre-
cinct police station and locked up. The
men are still In jail awaiting the result
of an investigation by the police.
Last night Detective Kilcaulley was
passing the cells occupied by the men.
1t was dark and they were unable to
see or hear him. He heard the four men
talking rather loudly about a burglary
they had committed in the Bowery in
New York.
Kilcaulley notified the New York po-
lice. and this morning Detective Butler,
OF the Mulberry street station In New
York. went to Jersey City with NJ. L..
Michaels. a clothing merchant, of 1852
bowery. The latter said HIS place was
broken into Wednesday last and $500
worth of goods had been stolen. The
men were arraigned in court and
Michaels Identified the clothing they had
on as part OF the stock stolen from his
establishment.
The prisoners waived eNtradition, were
brought to New York, arraigned in the
Tombs Court and held for examination
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
BRAZIL STEAMSHIP AFFAIRS.
Three Opinions by Judge Brown
Involving ~ .25O, 900.

United States Distrlc, Court Judge
Brown. to-day handed down three opln-
ions in the suits brought by Brown Bros.
Il Co.. Coils P. Huntington ct al and
James Gray ct al, against the Brazi.
Steamship Company's vessels and others,
which they had chartered, to recover al
vances. damages and forecl1se mortgages
and liens due the plaintiffs.
Fifty-one cases are decided in the
opinions, which are extremely lengthy
In the Gray suits, twenty-five In number
the freights are decided to be due to the
owners of the ships and to the owners
of the letters OF credit.
In the Brown cases, the proceeds of
the vessels go to the mortgages, the
Atlantic Trust Company whose Interest
amounts to 81 2o). 900; the plaintiffs are en-
titlei 10 a the surplus. subject 10 the
payment OF any other marine libels al
ready Gecreed, or which may be decreei
out of pending actions.
The same ruling applies to the Hunt
lngton suits.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
SUGAR STEMMED THE TIDE. |
Bulls Forced Its Price Up to
Strengthen the Market.
Fluctuations Were Generally Slight
and Transactions Small.


The volume OF business at the Stock
Exo..,,.a -, ~, -. -.
1"eha"He was "sht agaih ths morning
and speculation presented few features
OF Interest, At the open,no prices were
,,o,,a,-,it,, i,,,,ar 90 ,,,
ee"e'"iS io"ei III sympathy with ihou'
crate decline In London. but outside
Of General Electric and one or two
o,bers which ,,i.tdad ., 49, oo,,
""'~' ''I'Nou 30 ~ pei 'e"'''
the losses were insignificant
The traders seemed to have got over
,belr unnasiross ooc,stono,, h,, b. III,
''''' va -'' 'C."s''neu ny 'ile snip
inent OF 100000 gold, and were disposed
to cover their shorts. The demand was
.,ir,,iotad h, ,,o ,,Is,or,,,u .,,,,,,v, 49,
~ va. ''e'i' SupPoi' az
corded sugar, which, under free pur-
chascs. rose from 81 to s. 5-S
ca,aroi I,i.c,r,, roi,t,a , or A.,
General hIec'ric rail'ed from 30 10
80 '-S' western mon IL, to &c l-S and
Chicago Gas l-2, to AIS. St. Paul
ranyad fror, 81 ,o eo,.A p,,r,,,,r,,o,, 20
''o'' w, W w -, nui toh q
TO III ana MISSOURI Pacific n 5-S to
g. Manhattan advanced "a to los ia
uoro,, ior con, nv ali 40 oeo q
"v"eS ye' CENT On can anu @ao ~
on time Foreign exchange Is strong at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
WANT TO BE SUPERVISORS.
Nominees Named by Brooklyn Po-
liticaI Parties.

The following are some OF the Shepard
nominees for Supervisors, made at tn,
Ward Conventions in Brooklyn las
night:
Sixth, +. J. Cronin; Tenth. J. j. Don
ty.second, Thomas Garry; Twenty.
fourth. J. u. V. Powderly.
The regular Democracy nominated tho
following: Sixth. Eugene ]. Judge
Eighth, NJ. A. Cummings: Tenth. ]. j
Donohue; Twelfth. Robert O'Donnell
Eighteenth. John BIsson; Twenty sec.
ond, Adam J. Holmes; Twcnty-eighth
james MAIDS
The following are the Supervisors nom.
mated at the Republican Ward Conven.
lions uo,,s, last night: Second, James McEwan
oB7en; Eighth, r. J. Plunkett. Tenth.
Samuel Reamer: Twelfth. Thomas r
McNamee: Fourteenth. Patrick ]. Lynch
Sixteenth. Martin Schottler; Eighteenth
Goetsinger; Gwenty-second. Simon Don
ovan; Iwenty-fourth, William McClena-
nan. twenty sixth. John G. Walker;
Twenty-eighth. James Boyd.
Among the regular Democrats this
morning II was generally believed that
George kinkel would accept the nomInB.
ton Of CITY Comptroller. Bernard York
said that he expected to receive a letter
today from Mr.. Kinkel accepting the
nomination.
IT the new blood in the organizat ton
succeed In forcing Glendenning and
Cummings to resign as nominees for
County Clerk and Register. the Execu-
tive Committee will nominate two men
in their places.
The latest additions to the Assembly
nominations filed In Brooklyn this morn
ing are: Second District, Shepard party.
W, j. o. 'Keefe; Third District regular
D.ermocrntic, William j. Jarnctt.
The Independent Democrats in Sleeps
head Bay Will meet tonight to indorse
the regular Democratic State ticket. The
meeting will be held in Soeller's Hall.
Most or them were formerly members OF
a third ticket was placed in the field
Among the most prominent who are to
be present tonight are Frank Clark
ert Smith and Frederick Edwards.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
HECKSCHER-THEBAUD,
Quiet Wedding at the Country Sea,
of the Thebauds.

MADISON, N. j.. Oct l6-At o'clock
to-day Miss Amelia Isabella Thcbaud
daughter OF Edward r. Thebaud and the
late Julia Moller Thebaud, was married
to Charles A. Heckscher. son OF the late
John q. Heckscher. the millionaire coal
baron. The ceremony occurred at the
for the occasion.
Father Joseph Rolando, rector Of st
Vincents Catholic Church. performed
the ceremony. There were no brides
maids. Leonard Jacobs was the best
man. The bride wore white satin
gown, with pearl ornaments. She was
given away by her father.
Only relatives ana immediate friends
of the family were present. The gifts
were very elegant, and included articles
OF diamond Jewelry of great value.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
CHASED THE QUEER-SHOVER.
wimpheim Assaulted for Assist
ing Drill, the Victim.

Frank Quinn, twenty-three years old
OF S6 Bjwery, last night pissed a counter
felt dollar bill on Isaac Brill. OF l55
Chrystie street. who peidles candy in
Grand street. AS Brill vas passing
along the Bowery this morHing, he met
Quinn. who ran away followed hy the
candy peddler. who shouted Justify for
the police.
Harry Wimpfhelm. clerk in an in
surance office. living at l27 East Seventy
third street. was riding downtown on a
Third avenue cable car. and saw Brill
giving chase to Quinn. He jumped OF
the car and caught him. At this Juncture
Leonard LorenZ. seventeen years OLD. OF
500 Fifth street came up and commanded
Wlmpfheim to let go Of DUMAS coat
collar. The insurance clerk refused TO
obey. and Lorenz struck him a viole Mt
blow in the face and knocked him down.
Policeman Howard, OF the E,drldge
street station. arrested Quinn and
Lorenz. The latter was held for trial on
a charge of assaulting the clerk and
Quinn was sent before the United States
Commissioners for exam nation.