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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04
.CLOAKS

WAISTS, READY MADE SUITS,
WRAPPERS. WE ARE HEAD
QUARTERS for everything IN this line,
and carry the BEST aud LARGEST
assortment. and our noted low prices
viii prevail during this sale.
LADIES JACKETS
FROM sL Sits. s2.35, SO UP,
LADIES' CAPESH
FROM 81 so. e., $3.50 80 UP,
LADIES SUITS
FROM $3.50 $3.50 UP.
WRAPPERS
FROM soc, Toe. csc, si25 UP
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
FINER GOODS Al EQUALLY LOW
PRICES.
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me nrIil.n rntrnI rIe.t

WAsuNuruN April a.--rhu British
noet 40 Jhs north Pacific Station BE-
email. SIX vraapls aru uUt enough 60
patrol the Brhrng sea. AZ lhu Asiatic
station, however, there ur' twenty.
vu.sgls, nnd doubtless sumo wiil be
called 10 BUhTiug sOa.
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,iin,s rioodrd WIN water

CnrDF, Colo, April a-Blcluse 90
inadequate pumping fuciIitirs the pro.
ducinu mines IRE nll'ng with water
Tho Ansthys' is .ull 60 tho top Of the
SIKH lrvs. 10 tuu water rIaus much
hlghcr all mines VIII DO fliCd Or the
Amethyst pumps drain the other
mines.
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NEW SPRING GOODS


BY THE THOUSANDS ARE THE
BARGAINS To UE FOUND ~ ALL
OUR DEPARTMENTS. THE Low
EST OF Low PRICES HAVE BEEN
MADE on ALL OUR GOODS DUR
ING THIS SALE. TO MEET THE
TIMES. CITIZENS AND VISITORS
TO CONFERENCE WILL SAVE
MONEY BY MAKING THEIR ruE-
CHAsEs AT OUR WELL.ENOWN
ONE PRICE DRY GOODS ESrAB-
LlsHMENTlill
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ELECTION IN BLOOD.
Kansas Catholics and AnOTil6s Bi-
gage 10 a Battle,
ONE KILLED, OTHERS WOUNDED
Aeroun. u tho Arrny.-Rc nlls oil
the Election In Macy
Places.

KAysAs CRY, Arril 3.-Tho Amer.
lean Protective Association and the
catholic, came together In a bloody
conflict al the pole today. More than
700 shots were exchanged between the
c8mbatanls In lees than that many
seconds.
Mike Callahan, city sidewalk inspgc-
Tor was killed ana a number seriously
lulutcd.
The riot was the elimination Of q
bitter feeling which had been mani.
io.icd by action aud words ever siuo
the polls opened Ia the morning. The
two autng0nistic elements were fOliily
divided Ia their choice Of candidates
Dr mayor
The riot which resulted 10 seriously
was the climax OF a series % smaller
riots that took place at other poinN
EARLIER In tue day between the same
opposing factions. Tnis riot took place
On the southwest boulevard, very Close
10 police station No. 3, and those who
took part In II had been heated 10 "A
lighting temper by reports that had
been hourly arriving at the station Of
bfawls Mt other polling places.
The A. T.. A., which supported WEBB
stet Davis, the Republican candidate
for mayor, had their workers at the
different polling places, and they dis.
truutcd Ia some precincts their own
tickets bearing their candidates name
aud decorated with the American iiag.
jim Pryor, Fifth wafu politician,
auiagonistlc 10 The A. r.. A., who sup
pufici Frank johnson, the Labor union
aud Democratic candidate, was active
90 the mead u MY c0nsiabl,s, which
Boz got Justice L,tshnw 10 appoint last
night 10 b. said that thU constable.
were, msny OF them, irresponsible
characters, aud were solely the cause
% all the trouble. Consequently, there
were loud threats OF mObuinE them bu'
fore they were got 10 headquarters aitci
the bloody riot was over. 40 h claimed
that one OF Pfyot's followers HgoI the
ff-t shot. That ouu was Mike Gala
htu, aud hc was killed the nuxt mo-
munL In less than i've minutes irom
the iimu tho nrtt shot wa fired, how
ever, the bluocoats from station No. .
had appeared on the scene aud quluinl
tho disturbance.
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,Ir. ~. 4. hrnaid, n Leading Contrar.
Tor af salt Lake. Give, uis iNpeTi-
snce Mith aisut noetnrs-it Cost
Iim three rhousIni Dollars aud
Lett him nishgur "a tor lite.
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GREAT SEMlAHNUAL SALE
OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

This week NJ our wcl.known Low
PRICES. To better variety and style
than ever iu lots 90 ISc, use. soc, 7sc,
q and up.
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IF YOU CANNOT COME 10 SALT
LAKE

Write for the mail rw.m0nh oneof tho
physicians IA personal charge .suporin-
lends the mail derarmnn. aud by sys-
tenn of close sUIuinl'o controls
those ont Of tho city gUiua s Won as those
who como To tho unict, 0"uN Tor symp-
tom blank. Medicine shipped carefully.
Try this treatment
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INpiANAuoLH, Ind, AUrl "a
big iiro is reported raging ut HObOtt
and four person burned 20 death,
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FORTyElETH DIVIDEND,


ICML
salt tatc CItY. March I., i.al
80 urHuHf Uf iHH dire 1H. bold
today. dividend uf four UUr ."Hi WOO
DECLARED upon tHH aUltu aIIr. Ul iI'H
Institution uI record April It'It @
uIEHHIc boz each uu and Hii1r Stay 60,
utNf
IHu above dividend. n ftles.
r1'IHI. sI desire WII Hc UHH u wtr.
UIHUfHU 100 InN tmH HHrr tIIH IHiH.
provided. thc clock cert "lir BE- nf0.
frH.rI Hl fHH uHUiIUHuH general
THOMAS 60. wEuntu.
iMia secretary.
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lliHed during the wear. tn ns41cia.
ton hiss q cash balance Of $1,000 above
uEpuutge.
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PTFnUG, Pa, April 3-Tho COM
mouweal army has arrived. ltrenchcd
lower Allegheny al O'Clock, anu was
met by handp, duleRaiilta q ihs Iron
MoulierR union, pattern mnkufr, boiler
makers, bakers nud other organizations
anu q large oonCoursc OF people. WhUu
the city lino was reached halt was
taken Tor lunoh, uni nt 1880 O'Clock the
army marched TO Expedition park,
where II went into camp fr two days.
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out Minu,sota and South Dakota TO-
day. The results were much mixed.
License ur no license were Tue chief
iaciors.
Al wstervilr, MINI, the Repubii.
aud the Dsm1o.aia uui poiuliiis ia ed
jorlty. Republicans elected tho mayor
a, Faribauil aud carricd all the offices
bat one n'dufmar.
DEMJCRAr5 DEFEATED.
ALBuouErQur, NM. Tho
hottest city aitcaon ever helI horr re-
suited In the election 1f the whole RE-
publican ticket. MiamuuaE, ment oi
city affairs Tor two yoar by the Demo.
crats caused their drfoaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

10 not fail TO inspect our large
circular, which will DO sent to you
in an envelope.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

SACHAMENrO, Cal, April 3. - a
branch Of the industrial army which
proposes 10 march upon Washington
has been organized in Sacramento.
over one hundred recruits have en-
listed here, under the leadership oi
W. n. Mitchell sui w. j. Merle, who
came from san Fraociscn 10 make the
organization. Cniei ~ Police Dew
has given n committee OF the army
permission 10 20 10 busirCss hgu.tH 10
solicit food Aud clothing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

Returns received up 10 II O'Clock to-
night indicate that Webster DAVIS. the
rtnlght Republican candidate for
mayor, has been elected by good
round majority over all other tickets,
carrying with him the ontiro Rslub.
licau ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

The Industrial army GROWING ~ 10
Uoiis along
sAN FHANCrCJ, April 3-rhc San
francisco contribution TO tho common
veal army, numbering 80 men, lott
the city today on the Terry TOT oak.
land. rhoGuu Il Is their intention 10
proceed 90 Washington. AZ Sacrn.
munto they viii bs Iuined by 100 more
unemployed, who are now in camp
there, awaiting tho arrival OF the san
Francisco regiment.
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LApIrai.pAY N coLoRApg.

DEAvgR, Colo, April 3.-This was
lnIics' day ut the town elections
throughout the state, anu flowers and
smilts abounded. Pretty young
women could DO seen pinuing vi0lels
or carnations on the coat lapels OF big
bearded men, with winning smiles
that said, "You will vote my ticket,
won't you2"
a big vote was poilod Mt Lradvllle,
where the women have been Tor somp
lime studying up ON the Australian
ballot system,
Returns from the greater part OF the
state ut midnight show a pretty gen.
rnl Republican sweep, occaHlonilly a
IOWA returning alight P0pulist ma
iOrity, but In very few places. At Las
Animaa, the Democrats arc ahead, A.
Ltauyille the Republicans polloi over
$40 plurality anu have niue votes more
luan the Populisis and Democrats
combined. Pueblo goes Republican
by 800. At La Junia, where tue issue
was law and order W. the gamblers, the
latter were buried, thanks 90 the ladies,
out VI sight. Returns as they come In
only increase tho Republican ma
loulies. Cripple Greek elects ciu.
Erns' ticket.
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Black Surah. Navy
i.ll; SUR. saIaR. 5sin. q .25YD
rnnicd pouece and go
llp. Silks 100 beautiful 2AAC. YD
ALSO sc, soc, 67Ge, UP.
DOMESTICs.
DOMESTICS.
II Yards Ii Sheelins for 900.
II Yards BIsaChCd Ruslin for 900.
II Yards Dark Color ChaIlIo, 600.
II Yards Apron GIlstlm for 5Oc.
II Yards SkiTtIl3 Prints for 5Oc.
BoYs' CLOTHING.

The latest and newest styles and
makes OF Boys and Youths Suits az the
loves, prices for hntelass goods.
Suits from 81 mp.
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nErunLIoANs IN mLINoIl.

SrmEGFELD, H., April 3.-The
Republicans carried every ward In the
city tor aldermen ani elected thnir en-.
tire townthip ticket from 100 TO 1880
minority; also thirteen Of the superyis'
tth.
AZ Havana the Republicans elected
lheiE entire ticket, Toe the tlfss tine in
tho history Ui the township,
Al Ltohileld aud Pokin she R'pub'
lioalis 40 scJrCi q sweeping victory.
AZ Quincy Republicans elect the
mayor and three of the six aldermen.
A REPUBLICAN, MAYOR.
ST.. JOsErH, Mo-, april 8.-The Ro.
pubiloaus carried the day mere today,
Tt-slroting William M.5hepherd mayor
by q plurality OF 40.
The R-publicAns swept Cameron.
clecllug George Long mayor anu all
oitheclly council by heavy majority
LloENsE OR No LICENSE.
So. PAUL, Mimi, April 8.-Therf
WeIo more municipal elections through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-04

OMAHA, Neb., April 8,-P0llties cut
no figure In Nebraska elections today.
The only question NJ stake WAS license
ur no license. In fully % PER cent OF the
towns that have reported up " mid
night, license has carried.
In Nelson ami Superior, where prohi'
billion has hitherto relgnud, license
boards have been chosen.
IL IA pretty certain however, that the
CitEena' ticket has been elected by a
email majority.
Ia South Omaha the entire Demo.
cratic ticket was elected, the A,
T.. A. combine being haltvned cjm'
pleiely.
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omoAao's I'm ALEnlIEN.

CHICAGO, April Sat II O'Clock
tonight the returns show that the Re-
puulicsns have elected twenIy'thfne
aldermen anu the Democrats eleven.
Seven Republicans succeed Democrats
aud two Democrats succeed Republic
cans.
la the town election the Demo.
crah carried the entire West Side ticket
anu three out Of four In tbs Siuth
Town.
Tho Republicans carry the North
Town by bOOO. A proposition Tor tho
annexation OF the towns OF Evanston
nnd South Park was carried by over
sOlOlO mnl Irlly.
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He stood Out for AcqufttaI.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Il saw a man saved from life imprison-
ment or hanging once by the one wise man
on a jury, who stood out against eleven
FOOLS said T. J. Stephens OF Baltimore.
THE man was found standing over a dead
body In a field with a knife in his hand and
blood smeared over his clothes. He swore
he had found the man lying dead and had
drawn the knife from the wound, where the
m urderer had left II sticking. IL was shown
that the men were enemies. and that the
accused had even threatened repeatedly TO
kill him. On this and other circumstantial
evidence eleven OF the jury were for convic-
ton. The foreman alone stood out, and 30
steadfastly that at length. one by one. the
others Joined him, and the prisoner was ac-
quilted. Many thought the man guilty, and
he finally left the country. because OF the
cold shoulder he got from old friends. Years
afterward. when the foreman OF the jury
was dying. he acknowledged that he killed
the man himself. 1t was in self-defense.
but he had no witness to prove Il. When
the Innocent man was arrested he managed
to get on the jury. determined to save him.
and he said II he nad been unable 20 do %
otherwise he would have told the truth"
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New Method Of Signaling at Sea.

LOUISVILLE
The British government is testing a new
plan for signaling at sea, which has al
ready yielded remarkable results. IL con-
sists merely of an ordinary gong fastened
to the bow OF the ship below the water line.
This acts as a transmitter, and the re-
ceivers are gongs OF exactly similar tone
and rate OF vibration, one on each side OF
the ship below the water line. The receive
ing gong will take up and reproduce the
sound of the sending gong from q long
distance. Signals have already been clear
ly transmitted ten miles.
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FOR RENr-BY GEO. 7.
1703 n ii ave, 14rkb. SIS
e61 q st fur. 12r&b. 70
nos g 81, 1ir&b. so. Cd
619 9Th 81. i2r&b. as
e07 18th ST. 1Orkb. .G
1921 18th ST. 9r&b. 60
1872 Riggs pl. crab. As
q NJ st. 10r&b. As
1916 Corcoran 81. Sr&b. As
ao0O 81
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
Yard. WASHINGTON, D. C;-September IL, 1s9i;-
for the Navy Yard. Washington, d. O., 10 be
opened October ?, 1884, will he received at
1ae sipPss and until
OCIGCK NOON, OCTOBER SECOND, 1894, and
publicly Gpe ned Immediately thereafter, to fur
slotting machines, four horizontal boring and
drilling machines. one forty-horse power engine.
two electric travelling cranes, three boring and
bic drills. two horizontal boring, drilling and
milling machines, one universal radial drilling
machine, two shaping machines, ten differential
pulley hoists, one set blower pipes. supports
quantity Of shafting. blocks. hangers, couplings
collars, pueys, steel rails, sewing silk, braid
navy standard and pass the usual naval inspec-
ton: Blank proposals will be furnished upon ap-
P he d,,.n to the navy yard MashingtSn D.
invited. Tie bids, all other things being equal
decided decide by lot. The department reserves the
bids not deemed advantageous to the govern
r %s1 i EDWIN STEWART Faymas asg, General
PROPOSALS FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF
Stationery for the United States Navy.-Septem-
Der 10, 1se4..sealed PROPOSALS. Endorsed PRO
S October n viii be Hsss 10
the bureau Of supplies and accounts Navy De-
GcIock NOM. ScToEER sxT TRa TMt Iss1
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to
furnish the annual supply Of stationery at the
New York; League Island, Pa; Washington, D.
c.; Norfolk, Va; Pensacola, Fla; Mare Island
GAL; the naval station, Newport, r. J., and the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Blank forms Of
proposals will be furnished upon application to
the commandants at the different navy yards
or to the navy pay Offices The stationery must
In all cases conform to the navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Tie bids, all
other things being equal decided by lot. The
department reserves the right to waive defects
or to reject any or all bids not deemed advan-
Paym8ster General, u. s. N. se2l-2aw2w
HEADQUARTERS U. s. MARINE CORPS QUAR-.
termaster's Office, Washington, ID. c., September
received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on the SIXTH DAY Of OCTOBER, 1894
when they will be publicly opened. for furnishing
and delivering at these headquarters, for use in
the armory there, a lot Of lumber, iron and
paints. A list of supplies required, with fun
specifications and blank proposals, can be OBJ
tanned at the above address. The government
reserves the right to reject all bids to waive in
third. II. B. LOWRY, Major and Quartermaster,
U. s. marine corps. se2l-2aw2w
OFFICE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL,
LAUREL, Nd, September n, 1854.
will receive proposals until OCTOBER FIRST,
1894, at EIGHT O'CLOCK p. NJ, for grading I'm
ishng and laying curbing. tagging, guttering
Telford- macadam roadway and brick sidewalks on
Main street from LIST street to Mill Gate. Blank
forms of proposals and specifications can be Oh
tained from the mayor and city council, together
with all Information
Attest: GEO. W. BOND, Clerk. se22-4t
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PARkS. 141O q ST.
M NJ Ut. Sr&b. ..03.3
11O4 D 81. Sr&b. %
!th and u ne. er&b.3.0
l5l1 9th st. CRIB. .27. 40
O2 18th ct (store).. .16
Conduit road, 6rkb. lis
stable t64 NJ ST.. 10
w n 1t tstoreD. 81
Omces (623 u ST.. .A.O
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FOR RENT-51i = ST. n. E., ROOMS AND
BATH $3.50. H. ii. II. IElPOID,
AL ct e.w. cor. 18th and sts NV.
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Inc above Is only partial list Of the properties
IN our hands For Rent Bulletin containing full
plicaton to THOMAS T. FISHER q IN ~
SEP this: 1ypi r e,
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FOR RENT

RENTS
WE'RE
NEVER
LOWER
nor have We had so large q list of de-
sirably located houses. This Is not so much be-
cause more houses are vacant, but because owners
recognize our superior facilities for renting and
managing houses and place them in our hands In
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the Tenant, which Is really working in the inter-
est of the Landlord, as 1t insures him q perma-
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In
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EtdihO uflI1tX.
GEORGE J. BECKER, Professional Piano
Tuner; Royal Conservatory method used: highest
references; orders by mail. SOS nth st NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-AT 431 N ST. NV: GROOM HOUSE;
front and hack yard; iron fence; water and sew
c1se; press-brick front; rent. SIS. Apply at
Gil n st. NV. sex2St
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SPECIAL BULLETIN-JOHN F wAGGAMAN,
100 14th st. (upstairs)
The following special bargains well worth In
vestigatlng:
A handsome, finely built house. 16 rooms,
in perfect order; house 26xSOt lot Sex
200; well located northwest; within three
blocks of White House, State, War and
Navy Departments. .....................$2o OOO
Excellent three-story 10room mode IN house;
one block from Dupont Circle. ......... 500
B Groom brick houses, NV, near Conn.
ave. :fo,.V eaon
Several excellent HORSES NV. "a, $50 to $o,oOO
New Broom bricks; Pa. ave. Sc; lots 20
II. front. 49,: .$@'-oo 10 1911
Broom frame; Me-; lot 24.6x1OO. .......... 100
Excellent store property; ii ST. ne; 'front.'
Ing new cable Observation-Disclosures. $500
Handsome suburban house; S rooms, bath,
UNIMPROVED.
The big fortunes have been made In Washing
ton buying cheap available ground We call
special attention to the following very cheap and
desirable Iropcrty-most of which is subdiyided:
1900. 900 feet Of ground, n.e.; near new
ii st. cable. Observation-Disclosures. O6 cts. IT.
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34l 900 feet of ground, me-; one block
from new III ST. cable. ............... % cts. IT.
5OO, 900 feet of ground Pa OF cts. IT.
Lot "a feet front; two squares from
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j @ SITS. nv.
2135 Va ave NV, 6r$22. so
1915 Ith st ne. Or. 1915
9lS 18th st NV, Or. 16. 20
03 r st ne. Or. ...15.SO
01 21st st NV. Or. 1880
122&32, r'r I'D Ut
NV, <r. ..........10.3 30
IL Cabbage al ne
tstablel. 3r. $50
. Mccullough NV, 4r.S.3O
l32S&30 Harrison av
se, 4r-............S.3O
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MEDICAL.

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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-BY WASHIN
Corner 18th n
1919 Corcoran NV. 81. $42
1855 Madison NV .6r1S-3
1904 Il st NV, Or. .1G. 30
- 18th 81 ne. Or. .15.30
21O3 4 st nv, Or. 10
HIS Path st NV, 6r- 1O.3
1877 Ga ave Sc, Or. 10
SIS Path OF NV. 4r. SD
us st Mary's pl NV.
" -.----.-..... .S.~
Stable (r'r q. bet 18th
and 14th nw). $50
1911 Sd st Sc, 4r....S.3O
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The evening world., 1894-08-25
THE POLITICAL FUTURITY.

Considering the value of the stakes to
be run for in the great Futurity race in
New York politics next November, the
entries up to date are rather a disap-
pointment. The ANAL value OF the stake
Is fifty thousand dollars a year for four
years. together with the privilege II
bossing the United States from the White
House. after two years previous expert
ence at running the Empire State.
Such inducements ought to bring out
the very best cracks In both political
stables and insure a record-making race.
But this Is far from being the case. The
first entry from the Republican stables
was the bad loser j. Scat Fassett. and
the favorite Is merely. that respectable
m oney bass Morton. There is no doubt
that Choate displays fine form ana action
to appear at the post.
But II the Republican stable makes q
poor showing the Democratic stable doe:
| worse with It's single nomination Of
Roswell +. Fewer. While Flower is q
one-tme winner he has gone OF very
much since his race with Fassetl. His
uncertain temper and his trick of swerv
unsafe horse 10 bet on and he stands low
In the pools. II would be very unfor
tunate for the Democracy 10 pace an!
.arSe amount OF money on this horse.
And yei what a grand race 1t Is. TIT
great New York Political Futurity Stalk
| If 1891
The evening world., 1894-08-25
NO MoeApoR DUNGEONS HERE.

Hal ANAL, ex-Grand Vizier of Turkey,
ard Mohammed Soreir, ex-Minister of
WLr, were discovered plotting against
the Sultan and having been stripped
naked, and laid on the backs OF
donkeys, were logged In the streets Of
Mequines asst Saturday. Next day they
were ali thrust into dungeons at NIGGA
dor.
Nothing Of that kind could happen
here. The Hadjis and Mohammeds OF
this country can plot all they like In a
political way, and there isn't anybody
care say boo" to them. II such a rul-
ing power as obtains In Turkey were to
obtain here Tammanv would WELD It.
ard, oh, my! but how II would ply the
lash on Hal Fairchlld and Mohammec
Parkhurst ard others. Maybe II wou.dn''
give them "Jesfie?" II has no Mogadol
to send them TO. but the cold anS
clammy Tennis IN here. and that Il
J Mogador enough for Anytody.