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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
0aueru.

Mt ii II Of Die llniperiitGt piro
in bieiem SemeIier bon 1906 Stus
oirenoen uro los SOrern beiuft. Son
ben Stuplrenben lino 1888 Uapern,
Ills NiftbaDern.-Sn Der SWeiten
Serie Der Saberers @ro;eiie iino 50
obeybaDeriib Saberer, meiiteus aus
Sauerl0d urb llm9e9enc, ~ Gjeidnss
niBitrafen bon bier Wionaten bic 81 %
Sabren perurtbeilt woroen.
Nnsbad. Sn Der 9aierne bes bic,
iigen 2. acknowledgements hat elm
Miuiifer ser 5. GStacron Namens Gil
liter einen SelbitmOroperilt ourd Grs
b0nNen gemaft.
Sapreutb. Tas Iefi;it oeS @ors
iGuBoeleinS m0dlt laipiueuarti9 OIL.
@us alien Sbeilen Sberfr0nfenS ullo
ben an9renienben areileu Der Sberpial;
uno WtitteliranfenS lduien Nnmelouns
gen Elm. Sbne 9outurS iii cine He9es
lung mbentbnr.
0eggenbOrf. SaS biesidbrise
SreiSsyau0wirtbif0itsfe fir 3iiebers
baDern iinoet nah SeihluB oes niebers
bah. Sreisauslduiies in 3wieiel itatt.
@ggen elben. Steinmetmeilter
Gutb babier erbielt Die Mittbeilunn
bah linn pom tOniQli1 preufild)en
Sric9Sminiilcrium fir Die %~eiltungeu
leiner Srieitouben Die bodJite fir oies
len .3mef pOr9eiebene Staatsausieids
nun9, ndmlidJ oie gploene Staats,
meo0ille, periiebeu mulbe.
Sol. Ter &aliier zines bielieen
mulitallIfen @ereins iii wegen zines
Gefi;its in ieiner %erciuSfalie iliift;s
gegangcn uno in @icn mittellos aufse,
grifien wOrSen. Gas Ceil;it lit ipiprt
9eoedt moroen.
N%irnberg. Sir bos teutr bier
itattiinoeube oeutiGe Sangerieit lit be-
reitS c,n GarnntteiCnos uon iiber 4OO,,
600 y,!Gt 9c;eifnet. 9ls Seitplae iii
b0S Eu~oni9ofelo, no 0llldbrlif baS
Goltsfeit itattiinbet, in guslId)t gcs
nomilel.
Gc0ennauf. Son Ser Ffonnens
liel'l0su Observation-Disclosures lulrs
ben iiter l20, 600 &ilooramm Malobees
rem oerarbeltet, liir Die al Die meilt
aus orrten yeuten uno Sinoern be-
iiebeuoen Seereniammler ser llms
Sebung ruuo $4,000 Wiarf auSbeSablt
mOroen iino.
GOienbeim III. Sn Der bieiisen
Stabtpiarrtirte funttionirt ieit &urs
GEM mGbreuO Der GottesoienIte taoelloS
Die elcttriid)e Yeleudtung.
@iiribnrg. 3iuiifen Der So
mile b. 2biin9en uno Dem baDeriihen
ariegsmini iterium lit jeet elm llebers
eintommen pesen Der gum llebun9ss
plae bes 3. baperiiden 9lrmeefOrps
nOtbigen EGnoereien 81 Staroe 9efoms
men. 3beile oes Gutes S0llrid), ionic
oes SeBpOrfer uno S0llriter @albes
uno Der 9~ieuiienber9er Sof, suiammen
iiber 500 509werf, wuroen ab9etreten.
Nls 3auIpreiS MIR 1000, 600 Wtarf
genarnt. Die 2biirsen batten Sllerit
5000, 600 Wtart perlangt.
gus Ger Rbrinpfnlt.
SpeDer. @ie aus benz Yeridte
Der @encraluerIammlung bes Gersius
sur Grbauurg Der @eodAtniBtirde Der
Ercte tatiou pon 1929 beruOr9ebt, iCll
Die 6ertigltelluug uno Ginwcibuns Der
@eoad)tnl STRIDE I'M Sabre 1900 eriOls
gen. Die Sammlungen unterblieben
i'm leeten Sabre me9en Der ihletten
@rntecr8ebnilie in 9ioroSeutiGiano mo
nit 9fiidlit)t auf Die Sammlur9 fir
oas Wtelar6tbons Iertmal.
airh \ | III bO%lanoen. Su Der
@emeinhe gliens limb neueroinaS ,ipei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
$a&(eu.

DRESDEN. Nahoem bereits Dor
GINGER j3eit beim bieiisen aihtsseridt
elm Sppotbefeubudiiibrer wteen gus
nabme BON @eibenfen, Die ibm ieit
Sabren cine anlebnlife Nebenein.
nabme erbradt batteu, perbaftet NOR
ben mar, iino tiir,lid aud bic ibrisen
elf SppOtbeteubudfabrer beiielben
GmtSoerihts uo& pprausaeoanaeuer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
0foem6mra.

Stbeuburg. gn Stelle beS nit
benz l.. Sanuar CUR 9ispoiition 9~eitell'
ten SdulratbS COMMUNICATIONS Or.
Snermonu lit Der Seminaroberlebrer
Siinolot, melder idon a~nndberno 20
Sabre I'M Slcenburger Seminar thGs
fig III, gum Seminaroirettor ernannt
poroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21

wnnepaD tn gStepllrgen, Der am %.
Gusuit einen 3uiammenitoB speier
Giiter;iige ~uerifuloete, lrobei Elm VSes
amter getDStet uno mebrere perlett
ipuroen, e,bielt 0 Der Straifamlner
flni Monate 0eidngniE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
@Irttem5era.

Stnttgnrt. 9ieier Gage fano
bier ell Guell ;iriidJeu benz ye9ationss
i~efret6r 6relDelrn .. @angenbeim uno
gieuteHant Graf llstull b. gDllsnbano
iiatt. Seibe muroen ldmer permunoet /;
Der cine ourd) einen Sd)uB curd Die
Nieren, Del anbere burh einen SduB
In ben llnterleib. -0tab Der aenauen
Nbrednuns eriorocS Die @anoerauss
itellun9 Der Ieulld)en %%anowirtbs
i6aitss@ eIellIdait in StuttsartsGanns
itatt einen 3ulhuB pon $4,000 Wiarf.
Nlteniteig. Der Wiangel an ees
ei9neten Sallpl1ten m0ft lid bier
mebr uno mebr iiiblbar uno oies III audi
bic llriafe, wesbalb bel Grwerbung
Ser Tlaee nabeSu groBiiaotiide Freiie
an9ele9t weroen millien.
Guwangen. ShultbeiB Glirs
BON Shrei;beim murbe lpegen Inter
id)la9ung i'm 9lmt unb Vetru9 il einem
Sabr uno iieben Wionaten ,3udtbaus
unb rrei Sabren Gbrperluit perurtbeilt.
Der SranSitiitun9 iprafen inn Die
Gjeid)worenen irei. Sn Der Torunters
iudung uurben ndrnlih uerldieoene
Ntten %beidlasuabfnt uno in einem
Saltcu aui Dem 0tatbbauie perwabrt
unb Ser &alten periiegelt. Su Der
9tod)t baraui brad i'm Gatbbauie Serer
aus, weldcm aber nur Der &aiten- nit
Den Slttcn gum Spier iiel. Sd)ultbeiB
SLING iprroc bGnu ioIort ais Der Srallbs
i%iiitung ueroGftig perbaftet.
M0iiiugen. Sei Der letten Siirs
gerausi6ubuabl madlten BON $50
Wabiberettigten nur - BON ibrcm
@ablred)t 0ebraud), UNI I &anbioaten
Su eriuIblen!
0tpmmelSbauien. Iieier Sage
paiiirte ocm Sdrmieo Yed pcn bier elm
0tiE9elhif. inoem linn bon einem
Wiutteridwein Der feline Singer Der
linteu Sanb ab9ebiilen wurbe.
Ssongen. Iie beige Soblens
iaurefoblif, melhe lid bis iur Gnt,
oedun9 Der natiirlihen S%obleniaurcs
q%uelleu bel @0ri,ingen gut rentIrte,
bann ober aiBer Seirieb gsiett lpuroe,
sing o|ieier Gage ourh Saul in oen Yes
Jig bes 8. j. Gn9elirieS in Gannitatt
iiber. Der &dufer wilo oieielbe in
eine Gernidelun9slpertltatte ummarl'
helm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
Me6fen6urQ.

@ihrow. Sier limb Die @ittms
9ewitt uub ibi Webbaber Sriisse'
mann, welbe semeiniam ben Gbemanl
Der eriteren ermoroet batten, hinge
rt&tet moroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
6lurbereini9unsen nit e,ner Ye,ammls

Slurbereini9unsen nit e,ner yelammIs
neutrality-suspicious. bon $685. Settar
nno 1873 betbeiligten @runcbeiipern
sur Sollenoung aelar]t. Plus Sieien
beicen llnternebmun9ell, iuelde burh
Nelanlase non Selbmeeen Die Yeniips
bartlett Der rortisen, iebr bersiseu
aders, 6eirs uno @einberslanbereien
erboben, erpahit nad ben allieitis
anerfannten @ertbermittelunsen elm
geiammtssminn non 1884 Marf,
pose9en Die BON Den Uethellisten Su
trasenoen Soften lid uuf 22O Marf
bela,iier.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
prnuin, OlfprruHru.

S0nigSbere. Na6oem benz Mas
siltrat non benz Semitic sur Sreilesung
beS SbloBteiheS Der geiummelte Sonos
in SObe BON rs, 900 Wiarf iiberpieien
mar, 3cnebmiste Die Staotperoronetens
Veriammlung cen'Nutuui Der ebemals
Sartuns iten @%runoitide am Wiiin,s
plate iiir $50, 900 Dart. GS mirb be.
abiidtigt, oaS GslGnSe am ShlcBteihe
tur6 terraiieni0rmise, sdrtneriihe
anlusen abiuidlieBen uno bieie alls
m0lig bis sur @riide fort;uiibren.
0ieies Projett miro Der StaSt etwa
80 900 Diarf foiten.
OraunSber9, Den 3Oslingen bes
6ieii9en Vebrerleminars lit pom Oirets
tor oas Salten unb Veien bon 3eitun.
gen unterlagt morben, neil bamit St0.
runssn auBerer slrt fur bic Suitalt uer'
bunoen ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
prnptn, 3frHfalett.

Vedum. Ger nHeihsaniel9erA
DerOifentlidte tiirslid Die aon,eiiionSs
llrfunbe iiber ben Yau unb Detrieb
p%olllpuriger 9~tebenei ienbabnen BON
1edum mad 2ippitoot, BON Soeit iiber
Uelede nah Vrilon unc BOT, Yedums
G%unlaerlob nad @arenoorf burb bic
@effaliide Sanbeseiienbabn : @eiell'
idaft.
@eitmar. Gin aui Der j3ede
.6eneral" aussebrobenes groBes Sdas
benieuer ,eriiorte Expiration, Sdadts
tburm, Sieliheibe, einen Qbeil Der
6Oroelmaihine unb einen She'll Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Die @rube
mar menIdenleer uno miro bemnGtit
.eriaufen. gn 600 srbeiter iinb be-
ibIfti9un9slos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-01-21
prnptnt pnTru.

@neien. Die Straffammer pers
urtbeilte ben geridtsaiieiior $. Su
8rOmberg uno ben SGromirtb 6es
ierpes Siiiiier b. IT,, 81 pobleiie wesen
3weifampies 81 je bier Wionaten
Seltuns.
Saoomnif. Der Gorarbeiter Der
Giienbabnitrete 3nins Sarti6in, Gits
ltdot, murOe i'm @oliter See toot aufs
geiunren. Gr ma als nii9terner uno
fleiBi9er Irbeiter betannt. Die Yers
mutbuns finoet gnbdnser, Dap Gid
itGNt oaS Spfer elmer llntbat 9eworoen
in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
ENGLISH PRESS OPINIONS.
Newspapers Display Much Interest
In the New York Contest.

Newspapers Display Much Interest
in the New York Contest.
London, October 9.--(Copyrghted, 1897,
by the Associated Press. Mot even in the
case of presidential campaign in the
United States have the English newspapers
displayed such interest as they are now TAX
Ing in the struggle preparatory to the
election of mayor of Greater New York.
Even the heavy weeklies today devote
much space to the subject.
The Spectator and the Speaker both print
long articles on the mayoralty contest. The
Speaker says:
Never since the days of imperial Athen.
or republican Rome has a municipal con-
test involved such important issues. MANY
King he's not had so much power as the
mayor of Greater New York will have"
Continuing, the Speaker expresses the
opinion that the success CT the Tammany
Ticket would not merely mean victory for
the 'plunderers Of New York, but the
triumph of the silverites ut the next presI-
dental election"
Inc Spectator says II breads the sue
cess OF Tammany and asserts that the cleo
tcn is a matter of deep interest to the
whole civilized world. After outlining the
immense power which the future mayor
CT Greater New York will have, the Spec.
tator remarks:
In the success OF such an elected Of
nicer We Will almost realize the Carlisle
idea OF democratic king"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
REPORT FROM MOBILE.

Five new Cases, an Increase, md
Three Deaths Were Reported,
Mobile Aha. October 9.--Five new cases
TWO deaths and five recoycries is the record
today.
New cases-Michael Gcmy, Monroe. cor.
ner st. Emanuel; w. A. Gould. Ids 81.
Michael; George l.. Brown. Warren. near
North Carolina: Lucille Eastburn. s55 ga .
vannah. and John r. Otis, Chatham. cor
ner Palmetto.
The deaths are: Sister Agnes Mccarthy.
at Charity hospital. and J. I. Wright,
Cedar. near North Carolina. Wright CANA
here short while ago from Meridian ana
worked in ths Louisville and Nashville
SHOPS. Total cases to date ia; deaths IS.
recovered 81; remaining under treatment
u. s'''
Two cases were reported outside tho c,tv
AZ Magazine. point two miles north, those
q MN semmIer and Max semmler. The
locality u inhabited by some 200 whites
and nearly - many negroes. semmler i.
sead to have been frequent visitor "a
town. where he probably contracted ,ho
disease Relief work has made satisfactory
prosresa Tho fund amounted tonight ia
p2l00. "
Very prompt responses came from absent
Aobiliana.
Aaes this afternoon another death took
plaoe. that Of George l.. Brown.
Inc twentaeth name was added 70 m,
ueafo Ant tonight Jesse Hatcher. Z motor,
man. As'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
New York to Klondike.

New York, October 9.,-The first regular
expedition to leave this city for Klondike
VIII depart tomorrow when the schooner
Nellie g. Thurston will sail away with a
small army of gold hunters. There are
twenty passengers In all, two Of who,n are
women. The mining expedition is under
the auspices Of a Brooklyn concern. The
passengers pay $500 each for the privilege
o, making the trip. The schooner will 20
direct to Montevideo from here and take
on beard more supplies. Then, Captain
DiaS says. we Will travel TO the Straits
prospect for gold From there we will push
our way to San Francisco and thence to
the Yukon gold fields. We expect 10 reach
COCKS Inlet about March.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
Mail Carriers had Conduct.

Jacksonville, Fla, October s.-Garre
barker, white, who has been employees
as mail carrier for several years /,
under arrest. charged with having Grim.
ma intercourse with no less than a dozen
little girls, ranging from 10 - ya, !.
Of age. The charge against Barker was
cn9pght by Il. C. Bettelini. whose 10-year-
ola g.ri was one Of the victims. A war.
Ia, ,at. WAS sworn out for Barker last night.
ne had flown. kilograms were sent ali
over the State this morning and he was
caught near Gainesville. He admits taking
improper liberties with the child but dc,
MES assaulttng her Barker will he
atty Is death. 80 '-'e pe4-
,, Grcat excitement prevails. but It is be-
course. ~ eono its
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
POLITICS in NEW YORK.
The Republicans Ratified the Nom
instiou Of &c neral Tracey.
THE HENRY GEORGE COMBINATION
Explained to BE Union Of Forces
Against the Domination Of Both
Tammany and Platt.

New York, October o.--The republican
municipal nominations were ratified at {
neeting at Cooper Union. Every teat In
the big hall was occupied and the essen.
blsge was very orderly one. The several
candidates as they made their appearance
on the platform were received with cheers,
Senator j. r. Foraker OF Ohio was the
principal speaker He said in part:
ut has been said this contest has NO
reference to State or National politics. II
this were true would not have come all
the way from Ohio TO engage with YOU in
This ratification meeting. The republicans
OF the Nation are watching this campaign
with more anxiety and solictnde than
they have ever experienced with respect
to any municipal contest In all your his-
tory.
III Judge Van Wyck should be elected
mayor bis election would be teralded all
over this country as Il democratic victory.
Henry George Applause and histes),
was his nomination political? fCries OF
mo, NO. His nomination is political
IN double and mos. emphatic sense. lie
was nominated as the apostle OF the new
dispensation tapplause). He was nolnin-
ated as the exponent Of the declaration Of
the Chicago platform of 1896 and as tie
special champion OF the most Vicious and
pernicious declarations to be found in that
platform. (Applausc.)
Mr.. Low claims there is no politics In
this campaign and claims there should not
pc IL would be very easy indeed to per-
suade me that Mr.. Low himself has no
politics. In the presidential campaign OF
1884 Mr.. Low. being mayor of the city of
Brooklyn. was in situation to do his
party and AZ we thought. his country.
much good. but not n hand did he raise
nor voice to help us" (Crles of "Tral-
tori
When he mentioned General BENJAMIN
II. Traoy's name there was great applause
ana three cheers were given. He eulo-
glzed General Tracy as republican, SOL
der and public man, aud continued:
'his contest beLwecn him and all
other candidates Is contest between
bryanism on one side and republicanism
ON the other"
The most remarkable thing that occurred
during the speech was the wild cheers
that broke out when the sneaker men
tened Horny Gorge" AS the cheering
was subsiding there were few Kisses
At tho mention of Seth Low. the occupants
OF the auditorium broke out In cat calls
Misses and shrieks Of derision; Traitor
"Baokslider," "Mugwump." being howled
again and again. Generay Tracys namu
evoked general enthusiasm and he was
cheered by tho assemblage. He addressed
the assemblaEe, paying his respects to
closing made long argument against tho
tptnp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

To.KEEp THE SKIRT sian Siosssi I
FROM ,SAGGiNG. Ma n.
blouse. as all the world kncvs I /
puffy. sloppy looking sarlnenf r.
curves OF the human form diyina n
a general air OF limpness 70 " VN1
effect on the figure must BE- rtnlll
how and bustles and hip PADS Wi =
only counteracting In
! G !: !: ]
.fluence. So they are, <S
selling rapidly. Made N q \
Of hair or wire andf/M
ranging In length from NJ
six inches to the
length. . of the dresst y M
skirt. they are sup. %
posed to give the prop.
er "set" to the skirt,
while the pads for thef oNIy0E.sl
hips accentuate the nuSliA
smallness Of the waist,yand " IN |
sired hour-glass effect which = ~
essary to emphasize the bsouSsaA
ionable. Russian blouse.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
THE BILOXI REPORT.

Fifteen new Cases There and seven
NJ Scranton.
Biloxi. Miss. October 9.--BoArd Of health
report: Yellow fever cases under treatment
90, new cases is, total yellow fever cases
10 date 2si. totGl deaths to hate IL.
At Scranton DR.. J. @. Tuition Of the Ma
rinc Hospital service, arrived today to as
sIst the local physicians In attending the
yellow fever patients. There were seven
new cases reported today. The list Of the
Miss, are: G. A. Hughey. Thomas
Smith, Maud Scott, Mrs. Ingrahann. g. G.
Tlannery; all convaiesccnt except Elan.
merry, who Is very sick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

Quarantine till every vcstge Of disease
has disappeared. No communication with
tho ship will rs allowed and every prs
sci ISOLATED. Dr. Samuel II. Durgin. chair
man OF the board Of health. went down
the harbor ard visited the steamer. ne
said the three deaths which had Occurred
on board the Honiton resulted from yellow
fever, which wss doubtless contracted
when the vessel was on IL way from Ha-
yaua 10 Prugresa0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10

flee, is in Lincoln, seeking the co-opera
tlon OF w. j. Bryan IN a movement look
Ink TO the overthrow of the present civil
service rules, more especially those made
effective by Mr.. Cleveland's last admins
tstrHtion.
Mr.. stoll insists that The crusade which
ne ~ furthertng is widespread and sure
to succeed.
ably at Clncinnadd some time soon, when
permanent arti-civil service association
will be organized. While Mr.. Stoll is
working In the interest OF the movement
In the Central states, two other gentle
men are engaged IN California and New
York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
bryan in KentsslEy.

Glasgow, KY, October s.-wt
made the first Of his series d I
here this evening. He was teadl
ovation. The crowd was the h1!
ever assembled in Glasgow. ~.
speech was an exposition and "a
the Chicago platform.
Mrs. Bryan is with him and
remain here over Sunday, y
Mr.. Bryan's cousin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
The social Democr.cy.

New York. October s.--Dugene ". Debs
SPOKE to an audience OF 1000 men ana
women. among them many PROMINENT 80
oiaiists IN the Grand Central Palace to.
nlxht on "How 10 Remedy the socia,
He used the same arguments be 10. :.
vaisced on other occasiorls ~ 'aS 10
ths o snl nGnnrd Hinton. n member Of
nSn sns oosomsaaon copFpdssion Of ahe Soci ii
m1Nn;on. and said within : mec1S c sSns,
wv Soaa g Sels to coaoni1a II fsnssiiss r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-10
THE GEORGE COMBINATION.
Union OF Forces Explained to Bc
Against Tnmmany and Plat.

Union OF Forces Explained to II,
Against Tnmmnny and Plat.
New York, October 9.--There are decides
indications that the deal arranged by Con
gresham johnson. representing the Henri
George democracy. and James b. Reynolds
representing the Citizens union, will b.
rspudiated by the latter organization. Sec
rotary Reynolds gave out the statement to
day there would be a meeting OF the ex.
| eXutive committee OF the Citizens union thi.
| afternoon 10 discuss the proposition Of
| putting the names OF the New York can
didates OF the Citizens union on the Henry
| George ticket The executive committee
| met according to announcement and after
brief session adjourned, giving out the
signliioan1 statement in eject that the al
legation OF an agreement between rom
Johnson and James d. Reynolds" on the
oasis stated above. was absolutely un.
truo and without foundation"
The deal contemplated The acceptance by
the Citizens union OF tho George demo-
cratic county ticket In Kings. Queens and
Richmond,
1t was not proposed to make deal as
10 the mayoralty, the comptroller of tho
currency or the president OF the council
statement explaining the combination
OF the George people In New York county
with that of the citizens was made public
tonight.
The purpose OF the men associated I'M
der The name of democracy OF Thomas JEFF
ferson is two-fold
PRIMARILY they desired to elect Henry
george mayor OF Greater New York. To
ms end they Will insist that every person.
al Interest shall be subordinated.
secohdariy, they propose to fight with
every weapon at their disposal the DONNA
ZION OF tho Democratic party or Greater
New York by undimnocralc forces. OF
Which Richard Croker Is the person!dca.
ton, and through the influence OF which
.nat party, which In its essentials. should
pc u party OF the people. has become. In
New York city, at any rate the political
weapon OF Lie privileged classes.
To accomplish these purposes, CO opera
tion between the citizens union and the
county and the regular organization of
hings and Queens counties has been under
consideration and to Il certain extent ao
complished
in accepting tho nomination made nv
.ne democratic organizations outside OF
New York this committee has adhered "a
its position that 1t represents a democrats
poay' But II denies wholly the assertion
Ihat the organization commonly known !,
lainmany hall Is under the domination ~
iIchard Croker either as a repressntafiye
tnody' democratic organization or no.
x vsiNai asehcy TO which any citizen of New
York can not entrust his interests
the defeat OF Tammany Is the trinmnh n.
democracy Tie defeat OF Plattlsm is ~
triumph OF that type OF republican,sm
when had It's origin with the men who
nominated Abraham Lincoln for the nrss,
deney III the United States.
IN uniting with the Citizens un,o, 20
ge,eat az one stroke Richard Croker and
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Arrested ON suspiei'

New York. October 9.-Ceusfs
Detective William Moore, who's
found dead last "Wednesday. W
today on suspicion of having mns
The woman's death was due y!
wound, and the burial perms 81
disease as the cause Of death.
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Dominican order Prsvise

Cincinnati, Ohio, October ~. n
the Enquirer from Somerset
Rev. Father l.. +. Kearney o. "
church was today elected v;1
the Dominican order In The uak
This is the highest dignity =
conferred in the order.