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The sun., 1896-10-18
STRONG WANTS 10 QUIT PoLITICs.
He Tells the Dry Goods Club So-For
American ShipB.

He Tells tho Dry GoodS Club bo-FoT
American ships.
The Wholesale Dry Goods Sound Money
Clubs regular MONDAY meeting at $50 Broad
way was addressed yesterday by Mayor Strong.
As the Mayor stepped UP to the rail OF tho
platf0rm to speak somebody asked: "Who will
be our next Governor Z" There WAS answer
ing shout of strong" The Mayor thanked
the audience for the cheers, ard said that he In
tended to return to the dry goOds business as
soon as his term expired and would renounce
politics.
The meeting adopted this resolution:
That we favor the American shin nlHnk OF the 81
Louis platform and we ask Our rongr ssnien In our
TespectIvo districts favor M that viii stop all
foreign immigrants from couins TO his country dil'
less they come On American sip', Dulli IN American
shIpyarts, OF American matrria. by American
chanics and manned by American sailors
The sun., 1896-10-18
Lou,sIAna Republicans to UA,te at the Polls.

NEW ORLEANS. oct 1.-THE Republicans
have decided to take no steps In law to set aside
the decision of the Secretary OF State. rendered
yesterday. which nulliies the Republican
fusion Instead OF invoking the aid OF the
courts which would take considerable time and
would bs OF doubtful result. the regulars and
the sugar planter Republicans will Issue q joint
address to the electors OF the state advising
which ticket 70 vote for
The sun., 1896-10-18

What d o you think about 1T? Do your dollars
buy too much now? Do you want To risk a GER
tain doubling OF prices for tho sake OF u chance
OF small increase in wages? Think IL over.
and when you have made up your mind see that
you use all your influence to make votes for the
party OF honest money and wages that will I'LL
the mark ct basket"
The sun., 1896-10-18
AID AND COMFORT FOR HFnDEM.
Hendricks Complains That Warner MIiisV
Is Helping PoPOcracy.

Is Helping PoPOcracy.
Ex-Collector Francis Hendricks Of Syracuse
is In the oity and has a grievance. He says
that Ex-senator Warner Miller has been billed
to speak in Syracuse in the interest of James J.
Belden.
Mr. Hendricks says that Mr.. Belden has been
nominated by tho Popocrats as their candi-
date for Congress in that district, and 10
making vigorous campaign in which
he l. spending money freely. Mr.. Hendricks
says that Mr.; Belden efforts can have no other
In Onondaga and Madison counties. and that
any assistance which ex-senator Miller may
afford him will have the eaine effect. He wants
10 know IL the NatiOual Committee is going to
sanction Mr.. Millers action. He talked with
Messrs. Manley. Clayton, and Scott of the Ma
tonal Committee on tho subject
The sun., 1896-10-18

PERU, Ind. Oct. 1.-THE largest crowd of
the campaign assembled here to-day to hear
a speech by tho Hon. Thomas b. Reed, but
his sickness prevented his arrival. COM
mttee of leading citizens went TO Indinnapoiis
TO try to get Gen, Harrison, but ne. 700 couin
the gathering of the crowd and the ent thusasm.
and the streets were thrnnged. Henry u Esta-
brook OF Chicago and Major Steele OF Marion
were among tho principal speakers. There
were two immense pRrades.
The sun., 1896-10-18
DO YoU WANT 16-CENT BREADf
A Little Circular to HOUSEWIFE Which
Mcana Yotea for McKinIsY.

Circulars addressed ITO the Mistress of the
House" have been sent out by thousands by the
Wage Earners' Patriotic League. They are
headed. Does your market basket hold too
much?" and this Is m extract
The sun., 1896-10-18
Charles A. Reed for senator.

At the Republican Convention of somersss
county. n. j., yesterday afternoon, at Somer-
vile. Charles A. Reed OF North Planfeid was
pomina for Senator, and j. Is. ID. Van Doren
OF Milestone WAS nominated for Assemblyman.
The Washington bee., 1896-04-18
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cough, colds, bronchitis and gea debility or foI
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recommended as the best preparation known to re-
ore Sltailty and vigor to flesh, nerve, blood and
ralne II Is manufactured only by DE- ALExAypER
WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, who will send an fllus.
rated circular free ON application. =
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
NEWS FROM VARIOUS PLACES.

Nforrstown. March 30 (SpeciaD.-An electric fght
wire In Morris-st. caught in the top OF a United
States Express Company wagon driven by William
Cobbett to-day and upset IL. Cobbett escaped un-
hurt but John Lowe boy who was riding on the
rear OF the vehicle caught beneath It. He was
hurt internally and hts injuries may prove fatal
Painfeld, March @-Albert Woolsey who at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting bis throat on
Friday last. at his home. between New-Bruns~ick
and Plainaeld died to-day from the effects OF ;hs
wound.
New-Brunswick. March So.--While driving from
South Amboy TO this city on Saturday night John
Gillespie. a butcher, Of South Amboy. was thrown
from his wagon and the wheels passed over his
head His skull fractured. He was carried
to a house near by and died early this morning.
Camden. March 30 (Speciap. Judge Carrow. OF
the district court. the subject OF testimonial
from his fellow members OF the bar this morning
Samuel +. Jones' who appeared as their spokesman.
expressed the regrets Of the local fraternity that
the exIgences of politics rendered change In the
court necessary.
Bridgeton, March SO.-The new oyster law.
just passed, does not please the oystermen In
Maurice River Cove. 1t appears that IT does not
Seventh Section" does not prevent the captains
hiring non n-resients for this planting season.
The Cumberland County stra wDerry growers
will hold a meeting on April T. in Br!dgeton to con-
s,,er the question OF shipping strawberries to
Northern Eastern and Western markets In refrlg
orator cars. They will also discuss the subject
OF buying new varieties Of plants In body instead
the auspices OF the Cumberland County Board OF
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
JERSEY CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

rh.odora Defalco Of No. %7 Van Buren-st.. VINO
shot his brother-in-Iaw. Frank Puopoa, on SUNDAY
night was committed to jail in default OF Dali yes-
erday to await the result OF Puopolas injuries ne
pleaded not guilty. Both men were intoxicated Ine
shooting happened in the basement kitchen q
Puopola's apartments. When the report OF pistol
was heard Jacob Fera, State detective. fovnd
F>,opola in the kitchen holding both hands on tins
left side OF his abdomen He said that Defaiso nad
vover expoded while he was trying to take II away
from his brother-!n-law. The weapon oeonS' !"
Puopola
sofio Allergo. Of No c9a Bank-st. and Pelstto Lo.
renzo. Of Orange were arrested early yesterday at
No log Seventh ave. The wife Of the proprietor
said that the men, with several others were piayne
party fired three revolver Shots and I'm the conps!oa
Alergo was cut across the head with a razor Judge
Mott fined Allergo $50 and Lorenzo $lo
Mrs. Agnes Cochran was arrested yeeserday On =
Cochran The man whom Mrs Cochran is accused
Of having married is Edward F. Coogan II Is said
that she has been living with Coogan ior some tms
at No lS Beecker-st
Court. who Will be succeeded by Judge Fredertco
F. Guild has held the. position for sixteen yea,S
the courtroom, at which resolutions were adopte9
expressing regret at Judge Henry's retirement.
The Christian Citizenship Union sent another con.
fss sosna IS to tss es IT'S d
nvance in regard TO law-breakins by saloonkeepsD
Sunday.
The condition Of Fireman Dennis Guidera, drivw
Of Hook and Ladder Company No. J. who was In
jured In q collision with a tro.ley-car while go1nO
to fire yesterday morning. Is extremely serious.
He lies at ST. Michaes Hospital. suffering from .
his back He Is also supposed to be injured internal
ly. Foreman Joseph Connolly, who WAS also N.
Tlerman Samuel Ennis. who suck to his post, =
still nursing his wrenched arm
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
Daylight v ~

ever tho situation Is different now. Day"sn' =
begin y to see the end Of the long s.t svs
against the rocks" said Mr. McRonOussv n sv the Gsv.
Eminent n to O. and n pay Of San in sSss3
and half years The work is pretty weh rnsS on -
the Cascades ship cana ninety feet wos .nossos
hresaasrtsrs Of mile e. long Sggar.ue u sAs poSef @ -
transcending in size and cost anyth'ns
known in the word. .,s .,a o. feet vlAe
and cost 10000 Even in Europe so 'ons ss,hinr ma
them. As soon as this canal is comp;shteon phs onsiisH
ers can 20 up the Columbia as far az Inc M Sri>
when the Cello Rapids three ,yer mes VIII n0Es BE- oes
~ Iewston Idaho, 1900 miles above Astoria ctns,
is at the mouth All the grain WS0i snS co,SSts
may then be brought down the river on Wea i've =
.ThIs means a great deal for people WIN ~ ~
the valley of tire Columbia and contiguous - -
Besides this Eddy Hammond & Srosd co al and Savs q
men at work grading the first ten mics oi hsfosS
Err voted terminal facilities for the road VIII, VIII
10 run from that city to Portland. y oes"~
look bright in that part Of the country
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
NEW LAWS FOR JERSEYMEN.

THE GOVERNOR AFF1XEs HIS SIGNATURE TO A
NUMBER OF ACTS OF THE LATE LEGISLATURE
Trenton March 80 (Specia). ).-Governor Grlggs was
at the State House this afternoon and appended
his signature to a number Of bills. among which Is
SINNERS bill providing for two additional vice
chancellors and that prohibiting trolley companies
from carrying express packages or freight.
Among the other bills signed the following
Releasing the title IF the State in certain real
estate In Railway supplement 10 corporation act
concerning agricultural fairs allowing women to
be appointed masters in chancery; amends the act
relative collection of arrearages Of unpaid taxes
and assessments; providing for the payment Of 5
per cent 10 Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund;
giving the Judge OF any District Court power to
preside in any other District Court; amending the
act 10 incorporate the Hackensack improvement
Commission; annexing to the township Of New
Barbados portion Of Lodi Township. In Bergen
County: giving official challengers at elections the
fees as othe- election officers; providing that
no debt shall be a lien against builder. unless II be
for labor material providing that the salaries OF
officers duty at polls on election days shall be
paid by the Board of Freeholders.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
EVIDENCES OF A STRUGGLE.

Mays Landing y. j.. March 30 (speciaD.-That a
terrible struggle took place in the little home OF the
Reohs on Saturday night or early Sunday morning
and that the wife fought to save her fe was estab-
lishcd late last night All evidence had pointed 10
the fact that the woman had retired when the crime
was committed but until yesterday no definite proof
had been obtained. Late last night. accompanied by
a deputy. the Sheriff. not satisfied with the search
made the day the crime was discovered. made
more careful examination. Stored away In closet
upstairs. piled under lot OF rubbish, they found
the oman's seeping-gown. From the appearance
OF the gown, the womans fight for her life must
have been a desperate and prolonged one as the
garment was torn into threads. The body. when
found was dressed In a new suit OF undercothes.
which had evidently been put on after death. The
womans hair was neatly done up ana arranged In
was plated IN with her own
telegram was received this afternoon from Ed
ward w MagII OF Philadelphia. saying that he
would be here TO morrow TO attend the inquest and
mako arrangements for the disposal OF the body.
Although the woman has been dead nine days. this
is the first word received from friend or relative
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31

wera "nassed" Yesterday. "Our Church is unique
In this' said the Bishop. that once year tne
character OF every preacher must De pssse,u, ana
nothing against him declared BY me Psrsons
oG%as II 1nS'IR Rawns e. Treat Thompson
q r Jackson y. vansant g. b. Rooney j.. A.
Kinrsbury. A. NJ Palmer Richard Van Horn j.
" Barrett. ~ II. Mccormick. j.. X; Daniels, n =
Hayter. E. s. Colt J. l. Hayes; >; A. IVnrT Thomp IN D.
Morrow, F. p. Tomlin. d. X. ohydef' H. - '"""'
son and s. p Lacey. ..o s,ud,as NJ the
The follow. ng we're passed TO the stureS vi n .e
second wear: Warren r. Nef Samuel /, 1r Jacss's
Clyde w. Demm.ngs, Abel G. McCrea, lhonip ~ Pa
MolIyneux and Charles l.: Mead u. W; - ~ Ha' tha
DR. J n Freeman submitted the annual repTrs Ths
NJ he trustees OF Hackettstown seminary, nu rn
rev w p Ferguson, the new president. SPOKE an
hshaIr of the institution. and paid hign trIput,e
70 the Rev George II. Whitney. the iormer Ir p,e'i
~. ~ ,"e nd member OF the Newark Conference a
resout,on was passed requesting IRE B'shop u
transfer Mr. Ferguson TO this conference T., ~.
The Rev. Dr. Thomas n. Landon spoke IN tne ne
,ntere.ts OF the Bordentown Military Acaue,y S Ua
which he is president. and Dr. g. X. Motifs spoNe
for Boston t'nivereity >.. r,ode sn adj
ars"s N honor o. his fifty years service IN me me
ministry The Rev. y. f. Frambes VINO fas f stsv ss
hesn a preacher in the Methodist Church Ior my Ivy
wears was 70 have made an address, o"t was "'
able to be present u ,o,1 :, memory OF
,ho.e members OF the conference ana pionlins"
rSors In IN. Church who had died In the year
a, the business meeting last night ,ou.il,e 5an,ai
~ The various committees were read anu auV ~, 10
after bref discussions The only incident ou, OF we
|rdnary was when "A venerable member OF .he & LII
farance arose and said that last year al inc Co, @
ner and upon looking for 1t found d;ngy , sups,l
tute in its place He then announcer Una. hnnr
n ember's overcoat missing. Tnere were nu,''o
Gus remarks, and then the routine was resumeu'
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
DEATH OF DIR. EPHRAIM DEPCY.

Lakewood March 80 (Spec'aIJ-The Rev. DR..
Ephraim Depuy d:ed at his home in Seventh-st..
rhs morning In the eighty-second year OF his age.
He was born in 1874 in Rochester. y. Y. and was a
descendant OF the original Huguenots. He was a
graduate OF Rutgers College and Of the Theological
seminary at New-Brunswick. For some time he
vas connected with the Dutch Reformed Church.
bat he changed to the Episcopal body and for a
rumber Of years associated with Dean Hoff-
man at Christ Church. in Elizabeth. n. J. When
Dean Hoffman took charge OF ST. Mary's Church.
II Burlington. n. j.. DIR. Depuy followed him there
DR.. Depuy was professor OF bellies Iet,res at ST.
4arys College IN Burlington. He married Isabel
Hsndopn, daughter OF James r Randolph. Of
taston, Penn. and sister OF Theodore r. Randolph.
once Governor of New-Jersey and United States
oenator from this State. DR.. Depuy leaves three
frederick W. Foote, OF New-york and Mrs. Wal
.er r. Bynner. OF Lakewood. The burial VIII be
q Eas.on Penn
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
OPENING THE COLUMBIA RIVER.

From The San FTanc1sc0 CdII
John McDonough. a pioneer OF Cascade Locks on
the Columbia River where the United States Gov
eminent is cutting a wonderful canal through the
rocks 10 ut the Lick. Cascades. or Cascade Locks.
as II Is also known. Is the place on the great river
Vile and the intrepid men who followed him. by
the Indian name Of Wishram.
1t was at this place that the hordes OF Indians
on that part OF the frontier swarmed and exacted
tribute In the form OF tolls for allowing travellers
TO pass There Va escaping the Indians at this
place and they used the advantage for all It was
worth. II.
Every reader Of Washington lrvng's story Of the
exploits OF the brave Bonneville Will remember the
fearful rapids at that place. 1t was to make way
through the long stretch Of rocks for steamboa IS
and thus extend navigation UP the mighty Colum-
bia that the Government began work a good many
years ago. Different contracts were given and
large sums were expended but the work required
to be done Of such hercu.ean character that
in all the years II has been finished How
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
TWO GIRLS ATTACK A POLICEMAN.

r.,vv uoID HIM WHILE THEIR BROTHER
EscApEs-sENrENcE SUSPENDED.
Elizabeth March 80 (SpeciaD-Clara McCaho'ess'
ashteen years old and her sister. Lulu sixteen "ero
,,rsoners IN the police court here this morning
charged with interfering with Omcer Cavanash
while the latter had their brother Robert under ar
rest BY the vigorous resistance which they onereo
the young man was enabled to slip out OF the police
mans clutches and escape.
He has not been captured since. The onence ~hcn
he committed was fighting on the street after MID
night on Saturday with John Donnely.
Oficer Cavanagh seized young McCandless Just as
his sisters who were their way home from 4
dance arrived on the scene. They promptly sailed
ihto the policeman and he. because they were women
did his club.
The fair prisoners were penitent when arraigned
before Justice Neill to-day and pleaded In extenua
ficn Of their action that they did not want 10 see
their brother go to Jail. The Justice scoded them
for attending night pcnics. They promised that, II
forgiven, they would not do 50 again His Honor
thereupon relented and suspended sentence.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
STEEL AND IRON COMPANYs MEETING.

The stockholders OF the Spaulding Jennings
Company steel and iron manufacturers. of Jersey
Ciry met yesterday and elected the following d.
rectors: Thomas H. Spaulding. Robert E. Jennings
Stephen w Baldwin, Of the Pennsylvania Steel
Company; F. w. Mclvaine, Of the Bethlehem Iron
Company and Benjamin Graham Of the banking
firm Of Cuyler. Morgan Co.
The SpauldIng & Jennings Company recently
organized TO succeed the firm OF Spauldins Jen-
nings which assigned In January last. The COM
pany has been incorporated and has capital stock
Of 100000 Messrs Spauldng and Jennings OF the
former firm. members of the newly organized
company.
The works are now running on fun time Three
hundred and fifty hands employed.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
NEW,JERSEY AT THE CAPiIAA
MORE MONEY FOR THE NEWARK foS
FIcE-sENATOR sEwELL's PLAN FV"
pENsIoNING EMPLOYEES OF THE
1JFE-SAvING AND LIGHT
rror-sE SERVICES.

HOUSE SERVICES.
Washington. d. c., March 80 especiap. .,.,.
tatiye Pltney at the request Oh hep 80.
parker offered to-day amendment 10 the ou'u's
Civil Appropriation bill to this purport' IL app.O
nr,s,es s5o 900 additional for the completion OF tne
Tn,r, C,,stom House and Postohice Building. anc
,or tho purchase of necessary additional lana. ~
o,so r.ndera available an unexpended balance p'~
vously appropriated Of $4,000. for eitner '"s pa'
chase OF additional land or for the competitor oi INV
building The real purpose is to acquire aou'o..a' M
land go as to extend the present Du.oihs i".
$4,000 thus made available Will enect 'ne oe'""
end A.. ...,.
uas not inserted in the bill because the estimate TOT
y was delayed and did not reacn the co"'"..e'
until after the bill was drawn. MI farher anu HA''
pltney urged the matter before the suo-comma'e.
on Appropriatons and the committee agreeu '"ss
~ the item were offered In the House. they wouis
not object. ., .
Not sttenpting 10 review the history OF this puo-
liz burding il suffices to say that the act OF ~"
limited the cost S660000. and the present app'o-
prtat,on does not include the limit. The totai ar
propriation before this. however. was *'""'"' "
which $4,000 remains unexpended.
Senator Sewel introduced bill to retire ana Pei"
s,on the employes OF the lighthouse establishments
and the Life Saving Service. II provides tnat a!
keAoers and assistant keepers OF lighthouses sno
fog signals, all officers and crews OF hghtshp. ano
lighthouse tenders. and all commissioned empioyee
OF the lighthouse establishment and all Keepers OF
fcers and crews OF the Life Saving Service. snah U
entitled to retire upon one-haf OF their regular
pay after twenty-five or years service; or upon
reaching the age OF sxyfve years they shall be re-
tired by law, and shall receive one-half OF tneI
regular pay II they have served twenty years %
more: or one-th.rd Of their regular pay II tney nave
served fifteen years or more
The second section provides that In case OF accs.
dent injury or Illness. while acting in the line OK
duty. which, after careful medical examination v
found to constitute a permanent disability. suen
employe shall be entitled to pension OF ohe-n.1
the regular pay for the term Of his natural NE Inc
final section gives the widow and minor children
pension of onehaf the salary to c0nrnrr and
widow for her natural life unless sne renarIes az"
to the children until they attain their majority.
The President sent the following nomnaMHon. M,w ~
the Senate to-day: John 3. Dusenberry. OF NewaINs
to be Assistant Appraiser Of Customs al tne pors q
New-York: First Assistant Engineer Wlets rSo- 80
rick Of New-Jersey TO be a chief engineer IN sns
Revenue Cutter Service
New-York tribune., 1896-03-31
NW:JtRS:H KFN\
y 80, ~
lppESTS FOR POOLSELLlNG.
r,Rcr RESULT OF JUDGE AUDsfhih n
RECENT ORDERS.
-rr MEN ONE OF THEM JOHN CohLiNS'
.,,rx m JERSEY CITY sALooN-TilEs
81 SAY PROTECTION HAD BEEN

80 TAKEN IN A JERSEY CITY S'hO"''
81 o,v PROTECTION" HAD BEEN
~ PROMISED THEM
rrwn quietly arrested John Collins
- ,u.o of his employees, george ""S0" ,' :
-, r,,nv on Saturday. on the chS' &c "a 80 :.
Ell :, Jersey City. but secrecy was lor some
xaxn,cable reason maintained ch'n news - Co..
p,ssntally leaked out yesterday undeT-sheF
- Erwin when questioned ABOUT II os 49, IA
y. 80 said that he had not told any one OF the raia
80 bs desired TO report the iact N's' ~ ''0
he frankly told the story ,.,,,,,,s ga
II. and Cons; able Henry were sent 10 i"u''. 80
,,on at First-st and Rairoad-ave' haii'0, ~ 49,
. no was the runner for Collins not recos''N.S
ar, officers and mistak.ng them Tor men seeNi'e ~ =
nance to lay wagers on the horsei~. ssor =,
Erwin aud informed him tnat sihee '' -. -
Jndge Hudspeth that the poorooins iN -,
,ressed Collins had moved 10 oco'' c,. r.
1sr,esst and West Newark-ave.' Jerse! ~ u-,
,r and Henry visited Scotts saloon anu iou''u ~
- a, the telephone calling off the posi- ouu' "a
.ss and Collins was marking the ODDS OH d ga ,
arrested both and also oSA rnn, iro the cid stand
"'rSi collins indig nant az pe.ne
~ He declared that protecto, nau ~ an,hori,y
,1teed him and that Erwin e eA0 ss he had been as
n nlahne ,~atch the Harrison room-show,i..S oon M,
s,gh,ei,, with the movements OF the cJ' com
abes Erwin replied d. hd' dvnise ny nth the name Of the
'niss'on Snd nromised him protection. !, Is en no.
! an VT Totev or the raid would not nave '
.ade. . ,.ar. orraigned before Justice
me tpae paeca Macs Collins gave his name as .r nv
NV .!ic They were held in $3.50 Dah eacn a. haar
nnation Collins. who II Is asserroa n eaa fortune
..o.s.haj honds.