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New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
The address ends as follows, with what is Gale
'The Chance Now Presenter
TANMANY MUST Pc KEPT OUT.

THE REV. THOMAS DIXON. JR.. on THE CITY CAM
5PAGN-"wHERE DID CROKER GET IT?'
The Rev Thomas Dixon. jr., in the prelude 10 MS
sermon yesterday al the Academy OF Music spoke
on "Tam,nanys Fight" Mr.. Dixon said there was
only one ISSUE in the present political campaign
and that was "Is Tom;nary Hall worthy OF beng
rentrusted with power ana being perpe;ua'ed!
''It is not a question" said he, whether cer'a'h
men nominated on the ticket Of either party are
fit for the positions. Ii Is question OF the power
that is back of tie individual and whether that in
dvl1ua wll If elected be subject 70 that power.
Every man on the TammoHy Hall ticket from nrst
10 last If elected. will Dc governed by the spirit
that rules Tammany Hal
Nobody questions now that Mr. Croker IS ihe
absolute dictator Of Tammany Hall at presen''
Croker get his money! Mr.. Croker. a few years
ago. 1rent out Of isr TCipts prso win the Snnc0W
OF Inc galloWs on him. To-day H. ls ffiiilonaire
driving abort IN carrag- Vith IN tnSl.sh coat
OF arms On Z, and supporting t"o bg racing es'1O-
lshTnents" . .h
very brink cf the stage shrleked out:
again } ask the question Where did croker
There was great handcapp.ng from the large
audience ct this question. - 49,.
wished to strife the Tammany Tiger hard TO vote
che f,,eior tlcllet il the coming campaign
Touching tho excise question, the speaker declared
that an open sunday woulc never De Iega.lzea.
"Even Senator Hil." he said, III he were Governor
would rot dare 10 sign such bill so long as ne mad
Pres.cential aspirations.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
THREE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS AT B1LTI10RA

baltimore oct 13-Three National conventions
will be held here during the present week NorA
ers in every department of social ana moral reio' III
who are narshaed under the banners OF Inc "oii-
ans Christian Temperance Union VIII be heard AT
the New Music Hall; distinguished men and women
will participate in the National Purity Congress at
the Friends Meeting House. and representative
builders from all parts Of tic United States VIII
attend the annual convention Of the National ASso
citation OF Builders
The National Purity Alliance will begin It's ses-
slons tomorrow evening. with delegates represent
ing all social purity moral education, Nhiie CroSS
". c. r. l.. organizations. religious bodies ana
phlanthropc associations IN sympathy with tne op-
jects OF the alliance For three days general CON
sideration will be given the questions inVcNea III
the purity movement.
To-day was observed as purity sunday III many
Of Baltmores churches Pastors talked on thehleS
appropriate to the matters TO he considered by the
congress and prominent workers who viii attend
the sessions occupied pulp,ts OF some OF the 'adns
churches. go
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union VIII
begin Its twenty ysecond annual convention the DAY
after the Purity Congress adjourns on FRIDAY.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
HernOSa
a new Perfume and Toilet Soap.
COLGATE'S.
Ey-JUDGE LAMBERT TREE ON PoPULISM
lie SAYS THAT GENERAL PROSPERITY RETARDs
THE THIRD PARTY-IT WILL CUT NO
rfCIfRE IN 90.

Ex-Judge Lambert Tree. of Chicago VINO win
his wife was among the passengers on the 'uhatd
liner Etrur,a which arrived Saturday. was at the
(,orordor Hotel Yesterday He has spent the
greater part of the summer in mountain-climbins
In swi,zerland and among the Tyro ranges. Early
in September he, with party OF iriehos' went ~
Scotland for two weeks, hunting grouse
Judge Tree has been watching the movements
of the Populst party for some time When asked
about the progress of the party In the West ne
said: Prosperity is always an enemy 10 the grown
of ponulistic ideas II the people generally
happy and contented. Popullstc ideas make ttle or
no headway AS the country Is highly prosperous
at present. the party is retarded proportona'ey.
| have thought that in the coming Presideh.ial
election there would not be any formidable third
narty As to the people OF Chicago they are I Iar
from being lot of Socialists, as is too commonly
imagined They active and possess. DeIeve' as
much common-sense is to be found among the
populace OF any of our cities. u,,., ,.,.
When asked about his reported Affiliations Win
the Socialists the Judge replied: Il never knew
was accused OF Socialism, and yet nope am
broad enough in my sympathles 10 tahe II" d" VI
my fellow-ctizens.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
TEIEGEAPYIC NOTES.

Chillcothe. Mo, oct ls-Egh; stacks OF hay
were burned on the farm OF 5. y. Patterson. ten
miles south OF Chillicothc, las, night. and this
morning the charred remains OF a man were found
In one OF the stacks burned beyond recognition.
Circumstances point to murder.
Kansas City, Oct 13.-The Grand jury OF Ray
County VIII meet tomorrow. and during the week
the evidence AGAINST DR. G. ". Fraker viii be pre-
sented ard the jury called on 10 indct HIN. The
charge which ne IS now held is attempting 10
obtain money under false pretenses.
Cotul,a Tex oct. i3.-Floan;ina Suato. a Mex-
can who was charged with the murder OF L. T.
Saul last Monday. Was lyrched here Friday night
by masked men. The men overpowered the ja.h r.
San Francisco. Oct l3.-The Maza;lan. which
with the Diego was reported los. with oil on board,
arrived at Guaymas last night. IL reported passing
the D.ego which was aground with its stern post
safe and the prospects we're bright for a speedy
floating of the ship.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
REyDEZVOUs OF "RUSTLERS" FOUND

CHEYENNE Wyo oct. 13-Advices received here
Indicate the existence in the mountains OF John
son County OF a habitual range rendezvous ana
headouarters OF range "rustlers" 1t is near the
headwaters Of Powder River. and is known as
THE Hole in the Wall being deep mountain
canyon or basin. the approaches TO which are IN
accessible TO any one not holding the clew to the
labyrinth The range thieves are said to NUMBER
forty or nftv and under the most thorough
organization and effective well as daring cad
ershp This discovery IL likely TO solve the ques-
ton that has served to keep alive the hre OF
political dssension In the state for three veaI' anu
lsd IN the killing of at least fifteen men at IN
teryals on the range. The small farmers nave peel
generally accused OF killing the stock OF tne ras
most drastic measures TO protect themselves ITO
the supposed ravages OF the small farmers w M'I mn
the last two months three assassinatons nave oc,
Cured and more than one farmer has Deen warned
"a Ieave the state and the warning has been
obeved promptly as to neglect OF similar notices
are ascribed the dea tbs OF others
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
SOME uErHoDS or CHICAGO FIRMS.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The spirit 0. the rura. press enters into Chicago
commercial life. a large number or these little
natent inside sheets are thrashed In the clip
ping bureaus one paint house takes all the notices
relating TO the building repairing OF Dafns
houses and fences In remote country districts and
the following week the farmer gets package OF
circulars color cards etc. setting forth the virtues
OF a particular variety OF paints and varnhhes.
He is gra tilted and puzzled and sends in an order
In the Inarager's office In large WHOLESALE houses
there near.y always hangs a map OF territory sur
rounding Chicago. which is stuck full Of pms WITH
rcd blue. green or yellow glass heads. At hrst
glance there TO be little method In the mad
ness with which the pins are placed. but 70 me
merchant they eloquent. and tell exactly the
sort OF goods quantity sold In certain territory
In laying out routes for statesmen. instructions are
when certain section remains sparsely settied
with the pins plan of campaign Is aid out ana
the drummers sent In TO capture L.; circulars
posters. local advertisements and every sort OF
commercial gun Is turned on the territory until IL
capitulates so general Is the Of these pins In
wholesale houses that firm makes "A business OF
supplying them. with other office fixtures.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
FOURTH WEEK OF THE DENVER "HhALhh'

Denver Oct 13-Schlatter. the healer. closed MS
fourth week of public work here yesterday by treat
ing as many people usual. The crowd arouhu
the Fox Home was the largest yet noted. lhey
began to arrive as early as a. m, ana peiofe
Schlatter emerged the line extended iour apreas'
for more than two blocks. After he returned 10 the
house in the evening many disappointed ones cou"i
not repress their grief. and they went sobong away
Sch,atter has announced that he has been toid 20
fast again. and he Will enter upon this duty oeore
he leaves Denver. His strength shows no symptoms
of falling and he seems unchanged IN oisPosltion
dificult to believe are heard on every s.de. bn'
not every one who takes the treatment Is pehehteu
MANY cases occur wnere people come long distances
only TO fail in finding relief Schlatter does not
profess 20 cure all
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

Zabriskie. OF Rdgewood and Theodore L. "a''"'
tyre, OF Tenatly. =, ,,,,, ,ton az
Present Information indicates the nomlnaVIni ~ =. "
Charles burrows OF Rutherford, for Couh1y 80
on the first ballot close figures giving 20 nm IN
delegates out OF lU2 John X. Ramsey OF s'n,. Dr.
who is the most formidable competitor OF Nj p Iii
rows has made good hght. but appas'.h5s h Hrst s,
moi get more than thirty-tive votes on the -, >,
balloT -Four names for Assemblymen are lhrS KY "a "A
be presented to the convention ssern Da AS
~ fZahriskie ~ not nominated for Senat orr "a
sembIyman Frederick J.. VOORHEES,, of Ensle"Vynr1 nd
Freeholder Isaac D. pogert. OF Nestw,oi ans ans
rolonol & 7 Rlauveit or HackensacH II S'',,s -, 20
likely that Mr. Zabrskle and Mr. Bogert VII VIZ N N
chosen although party usage has been eR,ol u'Seu :"
imony the well-knovn Republicans who are ea, G
peced 10 address the convention are
Expos,master-(ieneral Thomas L. James Is spoAe"
OF for chairman of the convention
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
WILL MACLEAN WITHDRAW !
Continued from First Page.

Tuco. 7. Van Allen are still talked Of for the va
cancy. , ,ho, he
Major pougheriy said last evening tna' ne ne
thought the fusion ticket would be successful . s
that the OBrien Democracy would give .iata, iai
part of their support to II whether straish' "'N
Of the organization nominated or not, .
The subcommittee OF the Republican CanPur,sn
Committee charged with the harmonizing Oh " Ne
publican differences in the districts Will go TO Work
On the let Vth and With Assembly districts toda!
The committee is composed OF Cornelius nan 80, r,
Edward Iauterbach r 5. Gibbs. Amasa thornton
and James w Perry. The Campaign Committee
meets every afternoon at 4:Se O'Clock al thc heau-
quarters In West Thirty y-eighth-st.
The anxiety of the leaders of the state ,enoVIaC!
regarding the use of their party emhen-the rooster
IN the of,icial ballot this year the subject or
discussion the Republican state headauarters ,es
last evening. Mr.. Lauterbach IN reply TO guo,'-
ton said that ne thought the apprehension or the
State Democracy was unfounded ana that the Jaw
allowed that organization column OF Its OWN
with its emblem, in which its full ticket should be
printed.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
TWO REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
PROBABLE NOMINEES IN PAssMc ATD BERGE
COUNTIES.

COUNTIES
Aoorc rho county conventions which are 10 take
nIoce this week In northern New-Jers"y, Few are
Of greater interest than those IN Passaic county
tho homo Of John W Griggs. and the neighborins
county OF Bergen All the Pessaic County pri-
,na-les and many OF those in Bergen County nave
boen held. and nearly accurate forecast OF tho
nominees can be made ~
Wednesday afternoon at SaaIs hai'' ha'eao''' anu
candidates for Surrogate, Coroner and four Assem-
h,rpan will be named Surrogate Charles NJ. King
has M oonos,,ion FOR a denomination, which he
thoroughly deserves. For Coroner II seems hkely
that either Dr. Herbert Emerson or Charles b'
u,rdIe will be named For Assemoymen. John
x,ry lanes Robertson Henry W. Gledhil. and
W,nAeld 6 Cox will probably be the nominees al
though Assemblyman Samuel Bullock VIII make a
good hght for a denomination. The county IS ex-
pected TO roll up phenomenal Repuohcan majority
This fall. and the Gourey and Hinehlne Demo-
cratic factions are making desperate e"ol's 10 ser
together and stem tho tide
The Rergen County Republican Convention VIII
also take place on Wednesday. In Lyceum HalN
Rutherford ana the citizens OF That s,anch ke-
pub,ican town are making unusual preparations 10
entertain tho delegates and their friends Two
things have happened which materially change the
nrohshIe composlt.on OF the county ticket. one
ia the practical withdrawal from the race for
Sheriff OF Henry Clay bennett. OF orvtl Township
a,rec,or NJ the Board OF Freeho.ders and life
lonr Renublican This action on the part OF Mr.
Dennett practically nsures the nomination OF Free
holder Aaron c. Demarest, OF Cresskill. who has
made An active and earnest canvass. The othei
new point Is the practical consent OF William NJ
Johnson. OF Hackcnsack, TO accept the nomination
,na h.,G ~ me RcrRen County bar His cher COM
potitors viii probably be Assemb'ynah ha'." ~
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
Increase In 1895. ......

This is the largest amount OF corpora ton taxes
collected In any one year except In 1888 by Con-
troller Ira Davenport. also Republican. who col
lected s.9S5l79 81. but. unfortunately. Mr. Daven-
port was later compelled 10 return Sl55gcS OF the
amount. owing 10 court decisions that under
the interstate law the money could not legally
be collected. This left Mr.. Davenports actual
"high-water mark as collector OF corporation
taxes at 81. 276 81. Mr. Roberts thus leads the
list Of corporation tax collectors with his record
Of 1885,. 1923 % In 1885 IL must also be taken into
consideration that in 1853 the basis OF taxation
for domestic corporations was the entire amount
OF capital no matter where employed. but that
by the passage OF Chapter j0l Of the Laws Of
1885. the basis OF tax upon such corporations
was changed To the amount actually employed
In the state of New-York. IL Is also worthy OF
notice that the largest amount collected b.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
REGISTRATION DAY IN NEW-JERSEf'
TOMORROW THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
SURE OF VOTE

TOMORROW THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO NAME
SURE OF 4 VOTE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. In consequence Of the fraudulent regstrauoa
OF names which were voted on AT elections IN Wv.
Jersey so successfully carried on under Deiho''".S
misrule il became necessary FOR the LeSsia'u's '"
pass a law for personal registration ...
The last Legislature passed law requiring "'-'
nsrsons desiring 10 be registered should either az
near in person before the Board OF Registry OF na'
their names registered by affidavit OF some VS. g.
voter living In the same election disue' ~,
Tuesday next October Is, the Board OF Kes's"' w." -.
NEE, for the .ast time TO register the names ~
voters The Board will sit from 10 O'CLOCK p =.
I-r,ess a nerson is registered he will not be aoie :"
vo,a on Election Day 1t is ths duty OF every ia ~
nvhiican not only to attend and nave ms :. s" Ma
piareS On the registry list but also 10 see tn.s "a
Rsnuhican friends and neishoors are Ies.Sr AZ
Mr. Crlcgs will undoubtedly be eiected OoyssnyT ~
Iersev and the certainty o. success shosr ART
An inducement every friend OF gooa gov 81 nrity
e. attend 10 registration In order that the
~ Nr S;tiags may be large that the Oemoss
ring which has outraged the people OK NeN-ss,,on
a. Tyo,rv wears may be buried beyond resui ~
10 naws relative 10 New-Jersey Is so impor 81.
,na arsssnt time as calling the attention OF tne
h Voters 10 the necessity OF their oeihx III Ss
ssterej on next Tuesday. VIII you kindly u,xs s,vs s
s,c, an vour New-Jersey readers. and therepy tsis
ereat assistance 10 the Republican cause ese,,nmr,p ri
State =. ,oo- ~ ~
Jersey city. Oct r. 1895
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
OCEAN BED VISIBLE THROUGH TEN FA7HoAS

Washington Oct 13-The Naval HydrogTaphc
Office has received a report from Captain haad' OF
the brgantine Rotumah, announcing the discovery
of shoals short distance north of the FIJI Islands
extending for several miles. the bed or the ocean
being visible though soundngs showed a depth OF
ten fathoms The discovery was accidentally made.
the sea being calm at the time and the water re-
markably clear. 49,, , ,,
The British warship Goldhnch. which Is making
extensive SURVEYS in the South Pacific between Aus
tralia and Hawaii. presumably securing data Tor
submarine cable construction. has also recently re-
ported shoals near New-Caledonia and New-HeDrl-
des barely two fathoms below the surface.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
4 TALK WITH MAJOR HATFORD.

Colorado Springs. Col. Oct. I3.-Major Elijah Hal
ford. United States Army. who was President Har-
rlson's private secretary. is in the city attending
the twelfth anniversary of the y NJ. c. A. He
said:
II should say that II Is very favorable for the
Republicans winning next year"
"W.ll Mr.. Harrison again be candidate?"
Not in the sense Of seeking the nomination.
Things may shape themselves so that he will be-
come the candidate of his party but further than
that | cannot say In fact, have kept from
tions because | did want 10 be In the position
of having 10 answer that sion."
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
NORFOLK AND WESTERN TORECLOSURE

Cla:ksburg w Va. oct. E.--On appl o'
Green Demng, attorneys, Of Philadelphia repre-
seniing the Mercantile Trust Company Of that city
Judge Gon IN the United States Circuit Court mere
Yesterday made an order foreciosing nundieu-
year mortgage given W the Norfolk anu western
Railroad, The amount Involved being SZrVt,rV
Richard G. Da.e and Samuel (. Dixon appedrci ior
the railroad company. and J. +. Doran, or PHlIa-
aelchla. represented the receivers.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
THE INDIANA DELAYED BIZ The STORM

Delaware Breakwater. Oct 1.-THE battle-ship In
diana di not 20 20 this afternoon. as was ex-
pected but at 10 o'clock tonight SILL anchored
at The Brown, anchorage few miles above
here since early yesterday morning a northeast
gale has been blowing along the coast. This wind
kicks up ugly along the North Atlantic sea-
board. and as the Indiana. like all batte-shps is
likely 70 prove a boat in heavy weather. IL
IS probable that the comfort Of those aboard was
consulted and Il was decided TO remain within the
canes until the gale broke The weather IL clearing
tonight and the winds moderatlng.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
rORBETT TO 40 TO nor SPRINGS

San Antonio. Tex, oct. l3-"Ilm' Corbeti re-
ceived n telegram early tonight from Manager
Brady who Is at Hot Springs telling him to start
for the latter place Il morrow. The telegram
further stated that training quarters had been Sc
cured. and that protection Is guaranteed Corbett
seen by the United Press correspondent soon
after receiving the telegram. and asked II he in
tended To obey Bradys Instructions.
Yes" said corbctt u and my party VII. leave
here tomorrow night. | certainly hope that TIE
hgh, can be pulled or and that we VIII not meet
with the trouble In Arkansas thai NE have had
in Texa5"'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
BLOCK IN ANDERSON, IND, ALMOST BLOWN tf

Anderson Ind. oct. 13-An attempt was MADE
early this morning TO blow up the Hurst DOCK Inc
hoistins engine had been shut down ana the sh1a
inclosng it locked but Officer strattoh louhu tne
engine blowing off The door was barred, put the
officer with the assistance of other persons. broke
it omen and found the guage dry. The gas was on on
fun blast and the steam forty pounds aDoVt uS uSS
boiler test pressure The gas was turned OH din a.,
got out OF range Of the building The poller couii
not have stood the pressure three minutes iohs-'
a sirn,lar attempt was made two months ago 10
blow up the Masonic Temple. now being coIp,eieu. t l.
II is denounced as anarchy, growing ou, oi Iao',
complications which have become yer! pl''ei -
reward O! 1900 has been posted.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
4 yory0 w0MAy KILLS UERsBLr

Savannah oct l.-Miss Stella West. popular
young woman OF ih.s city, accidentally sho, and
killed herself with revolver Tbs afternoon about
o. clock at her mothers summer home at Mont
gomery one OF Sayarnans suburban resorts
Miss West was about twenty years Old As she
did MOI. speak after the shot. and near
her at The time. there was no way OF telling how
the accident happened.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Amsterdam. y y, Oct. is.-The Prohibition
County Nominating COMMITTEES OF Montgomery
County hss ronlina ted The Rev Frederick L. Deck
er Of Amsterdam. for member OF Assembly in the
ton.
Little Falls. y. Y. Oct is-The Populisis Of
Herkimer Calnty have nominated John Dinneen O.
Tairfie3, for member of Assembly
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
REGISTRATION IN rr,-rRA

Eirnira, y. Y Oct. l3-The registration in Elmira
for the frst two days s49a. IS about the number
registered for the first two days last year.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

WILLIAM H. KNOX FILES OBJECTIONS.
William II. Knox. Tammany candidate for the
Assembly I'm the NNXIst District. has fled objec
tions with the Police Commissioners TO the GER
tihcatcs OF nomination of Harvey T. Andrews and
Charles H. Babcock the Republican and State
Democracy candidates respectively.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
Your Health is your for
tune, and the best founda-
ton Is A. B. C. Oatmeal.
DIgestibie. Delicious.
DIgestIble. Delicious.

Dcmocratic Controller under this Corporation
Tax law was 900 less than the eoec''o'' VI
issS and sISS 600 less than those of 1885,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
LAND SAVED TO THE STATE.

Added to this. the books disclose that Controller
Roberts by opposing the cancellation OF tax sales
has saved ,he State many thousands of acres Of
land.
An examination in detail Of these figures would
naturally interest voters. First "a to the cor
poration taxes collected by the Controller. The
recorl for the two years "a as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-16
TWO TRIED ron LUXACY.
One sent TO the Asylum ana the 9th
e. Severely Reprimanded.


e. Severely Reprimanded.
Jesse Burke and James Evans, two al
legged lunatics, We're given hearing be-
fore jury in the court Of ordinary yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock The jury
convened at the jail.
Burke was a rather violent lunatic
when arrested, and though more quiet
before the jury, il was evident his mind
IS badly OF. He is a negro about 81 years
old He had a wild look in his eyes, and
would impress one as being a man of un-
sound mind on sight. According to the
testimony, his mind began wandering
about the time Willie Blake endeavored
in the superior court to make II appear
that Burke was responsible for a crime
which he himself had committed, and for
which he was punished. His wife said
that was the cause of his losing his mind,
and that at times since he had been very
violent. He was adjudged insane and or
dered sent to the asylum.
Evans was a different sort of a lunatic
He was rather a vicious and a brutal
negro than an insane person. He is a II
year-old boy but it appears, very bad
one. The evidence showed that he was
in the habit of treating members of his
family in a brutal manner. He is q chain
gang bird, too, and exhibited sores and
sears on his legs which, he said, were
caused by shackles placed on him while
on the gang The Jury decided TO dis
charge him with a severe reprimand
which was administered. and he was
given to understand that if he did not
behave himself he would have another
chance to do some work for his country