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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s 1898.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Observation-Disclosures Of the Spanish CABINET
assert that there will be three or four more SIT
tings OF the Peace Conference at Paris. -
Following the example Of the British com
Inander the Russian Admiral at Retimo, crete
forcibly conveyed Turkish troops on board a
transport. - Ernest Terah Hooey. the bark
rupt promoter continued his financial reveal
tons in London. -= The American collier
Nero has arrived at Nagasaki, where she VIII
be repaired before sailing for san Francisco
g. The Cuban Assembly. at Santa Cruz de!
Sur will adjourn after a few brief sessions, 10
await the work Of the proposed washington
commission. =--- The Emperor and Empress OF
Germany arrived at Damascus from Beyrout'
they were enthusiastically received 10y the popu-
lace =-- The Greek Cabinet has resigned
DOMESTIC Roosevelt finished his cam
paigning with trip through Aleeany. Cat
taraLgus and Chautauqua counties -- Elec-
tons will le held to-day in forty-tWo States. IN
twcnty-one OF which Governors will be chosen
g. The War Investigation Commission held
81 session in Chicago the testimony tending 70
show that bad conditions existed at Camp
Thomas. ==== Secretary Ager has approved
the sites selected by Colonel Hecker for camps
in Cuba --- The loss to the Capitol by Satur-
DAYS fire will. it is thought amount to about
$1,000 -== new species found In the
Olympia Mountains has been named the koose-
Welt elk. in honor of the hero of Santiago -
Six thieves who robbing the postofhce
al North Grafton Mass. were rounded up by
four constables who killed one of the gang
and captured two
CITY-Stocks were dull and higher -
odds ranging from 10 to 8 to 10
10 > in favor of Roosevelt were OF
fcred In Wall Street. - The judiciary COM
mittee of one Hundred sent out an appeal TO
voters in favor OF free judiciary and the cleo
tion II Justices DAILY and Cohen - the
Grand Jury indicted W. A. f. Moore and his
Wife Fayne for Matchmaking Martin Mahon the
proprietor Of the NewAmsterdam Hotel, and
Moore for assaultiDg DetectiNe-Sergeant Gun
when the latter arrested him. =--- The annual
meeting of the Council Of the New-for Uni
Nersity was held == Justice Freedman. in the
Supreme Court. reserved decision on District
Attorney GARDENERS application for writ or
mandamus compelling Magistrate Olmstead 10
show to MIN the records OF warrants issued in
registration cases. - fight took place be-
tween Columbia sOphomores and freshmen, in
which the latter victorious.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day:
Warmer. with increasing ClOudiness probably
followed by rain The temperature yesterday:
Highest - degrees; lowest. "A degrees, aver
age, H. degrees.
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JEFFERSON STILL UNABLE TO ACT.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre was still closed ias'
night. and Joseph Jefrersons appearance IN NY
Van Wrinkle" was postponed FOR week. " was
said that Mr.. Jefferson Was stu improving ia
health and that ne wished To play last night. ou'
his physician told him that. white he might be aoe
TO get Though the performance. there would Oe
large chance OF his voice breaking down at'e'
few nights so that he would have 10 close the inc
atre He advised him to rest for whole wees
and then. the doctor thought he would be apIe ~
return to the stage without danger This ad'mo
Mr. Jefferson finally decided To take ana w, az n
nounceInent was made that the theatre wou'u ia "a
main closed for the whole week. IL ~ probaoie u.s.
that his advertised appearance at the bencN .,
the Actors Fund. the Broadway Theare rna
Thursday afternoon. will not take place. ~
lecture on The Drama which he was 10 den.
at Columbia University on Friday. has been po''
poned Indefinitely.
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FOREW4 RN ED.
at stake.

"rhe New-York Journal was the leading
we might almost say the only, newspaper III
This CITY which supported the Democratic ticket
in 1896. 1t advocated the doctrines oil the 'hl-
cogo uniform. including free silver. free riot
and thc subvers.on of the Supreme Court II
sill adheres 10 the Chicago platform. ana -
working for Augustus Van Wyck. This Is
what il had 10 say yesterday morning on the
effect Of Van Wycl's election on the Democracy
with which il is idcntlfed
NC nrc persuaded that the election Of
.Judre Van Nyck Will make Tor the ""N""-
tnue of that greater Democracy when ~
noxx extending Its control over the Nntloh.
We are convinced that Democracy In Ne"-
york doe. not differ from Democracy In the
Nathan DcmOcrpcy everywhere VIII
he encournped by success in the Empire
Stnfc Democrats I'm all quarter" VIII NAN
the victory of Van Wyck ms the turning or
the tide by which the defeat or iSoo sh"'i ne
turned Int the victory OF ioo' '"r""S" ""'
the Nation the Newly ork ticket IL recognize"
-. IoyaI to the principles Of Democracy Hs
s,,,, % ,romisc 10 the coming triumph or
,hns. nrIncipyes The victory of tO-m"rro"
and IL will be u glorious Nictory-"hi ID"
=. National triumph. Ii Will he the hrst great
puu di.rhnrged against the strongh"'" OF
N,mmon the opening shot of the campaign
of 1900
Whoever wants 10 turn the defeat OF Bryan
ism I'm 1896 to victory in 1900 should Nole ior
Auqustus Van Wyck. All who wish 10 Keep
tho United States Government from the con
fro, ~ tbc Rryaritcs should take the warning
of tho Prvanitcs themselves and vote for Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
THE TALh or THE Day.

In Berlin when passenger pays his fare 20 a
strcetcar conductor he receives a ticket which II
soon afterward collected by an inspector who
boards the At fixed point one day, just i
joke. Mark Twain paid his fare fifteen times
one trip. each time throwing the ticket ont OF the
window or under his seat he had de-
posted the regular fare with the conductor. says
The Ladies Home Journal" A few minutes later
the inspector would get on the car and demand
tickets all around. or course. Twain had to
show ana had to buy another. apparently with
luctance. The performance amused the American
dumfounded tn" conductor. who had never met so
reckless a passenger, ana tckled the native pas
sengers. who thought the foreigner well punished
for his negligence. BY this modest investment ma
terial was obtained Tor a capital story which Melted
Mark Twain lust 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
AmnsemeHis.

ACADEMY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lite
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GARRICK THEATRF-2:l -Sl5-Catherine.
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LORD HERSCHEL IN INDIANAPOLIS.
HE BELIEVES THE CAR is REALLY DESTROYS
OF PEACE

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. Lord Farrar HerscheL
chairman OF the Joint International Commission
in this city a guest OF Senator Fairbanks. tie was
asked H. IN hts opinion. the era OF good feeling De-
tween England and this country had arrived. ana
as TO the depth Of that feeling. In reply he SAID
Whatever is felt here is quite reciprocated on
the other side think perhaps you people OF the
States are more demonstrative than We. The ohy
thing that has held our people back from greater
demonstration of this sentiment is the fear that
the matter Is being pushed rather than allowed
TO develop Of itself. - ..,,
He was asked II ne thought the strained resa.
lions between England and Russia would resu'
In ,,., - ..,csr.
II do not consider that conditions are dangeht
Gus he replied My personal belief Is that wv
car Is really DESTROYS OF peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

beatings" according n the law. One wonders
whether killing a man would he held TO con-
stitute manslaughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS STAGE AFFAIRS

MISCEIl.A - SIAtE arr AIMS
Mr. Jeffersons illness. which began with slight
cold on October g. while not serious. has proved
troublesome and by the advice OF his physician. he
stoned acting on November T. and he will not
again appear until November a. on that date.
however he expects to play RIP Van Wrinkle.
and a great audience and most interesting per-
Torrance may confidently be anticipated, at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. on that occasion.
Miss May Irwin appeared last night in the Bjou
Theatre presenting for the first time In this city
new farcical play by Mr. Glen Macdonough, entitled
Kate Kip. Buyer" Miss Twins vivacny mas
made her popular and she has her reward
Mr.. Francis Wilson. in The Little Corporal"
has entered on the last week Of his present season
at the Broadway Theatre.
Mr. DAILY announces that he Will begin the twen-
tieth regular dramatic season at his theatre on
Saturday evening November 10, producing Inc
Merchant OF Venice" with Ada Rehan as forua'
and Mr.. Sidney Herbert as Shylock. "A Runaway
Girl' will be transferred 10 the rlth Avenue
Theatre on November q.
Mr. James ONe appeared last night at me
Grand Opera House. giving his well known and
generally admired performance of Monte CrlSto
Mr. Daniel Frohman announces that he VIII begin
the regular dramatic season at the Lyceum Theatre
on November 90 presenting Nh Pinero's comedy
entitled "Trelawney OF the Wells.
Camille" arrived in town last night. and her
cough may be heard, At the Murray nj" l"ea"''
throughout the week
Mr. Chauncev Olcott. presenting Sweet Inns-
CARA has entered on the last week OF his present
engaRement at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
The latest news from Henry Irving announces his
conyalescence. He has. however been seriously
ILL., and he Is considerably weakened His pro-
digious labors are OF course telling upon him. but
he is a man Of iron constitution and indomitab'
WILL and usually he has had splendid health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Having formerly shown his skill in stealing
the State Hill now advises his friends to knock
down the officers OF the law. Vote down the
man who gives and the party that takes this
advice. remembering that another election thief
is running this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
1n0cr 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notices.

Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Grea: Variety Of STYLE Snd Price.
r G SEI.I.EW
No 81 Fut0as -.
Carl II. SChutzs Carbonic. Settlers. and Nichy
on ACCOUNT OF THEIR SUPERIORITY.
demanded by who appreciate their worm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Go to the polls early and vote the straight
Republican ticket.
The nomination Of Van Wyck a good
thing In one way. lnasmuch as it removed from
the Supreme Court bench "A man who doesn't
dare TO condemn an attack upon its honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Cookers name isn't on any ticket. hut every
vote for Democratic candidate will be vote
for Croker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

1t will be a good plan for every voter to carry
to the polls with him to-day his certificate Of
registration. which he received at the time or
registry To 10 will do no harm, and may
do good In some districts, 1t is minated voters
will he asked to show their certificates. The
law does not require them 10 do so. and any
voter who does not have his certificate with
him will be justified In ignoring the demand and
insisting upon voting. Nevertheless. a showing
Of the certificate might obviate delay and en-
barrassment. and for that reason 1t will he
well for each man to put his In his pocket this
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

II looks as II the NewYOrk Democracy had
lost everything but honor. OF which 1t hasn't
had any 10 lose in this campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Colonel Roosevelt has earned the victory
which we believe is destined to crown his ear
nest and hon ,st campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

'Tve got more money than | know what to
do with" said a Tammany district leader after
Croker had given out the dough-" What a
ridiculous statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

OF the five Democratic candidates for Congress
I'm this county MIR. briggs in the IIId District
Captain Clayton IN the lNth. and Dr. Wilson IN
the Nth are known TO be much IN favor OF
honest money their Republican oppon, hts. and
the assumption Is that Mr.. Fitzgerald in the Id
District and Mr.. May the With are OF the same
bent OF mind-oThe Brooklyn Eagle.
Yes Yes. So you said before. But why
don't they say so themselves? And again.
wasn't Nj. briggs paired In favor Of the Teller
resolution which advocated paying United States
bonds in silver dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

towards to the last-all except Sulzer. We
take this opportunity to assure Suzer Of our
comparative respect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

An inquirer calls our attention to an interest
ing article in The New-York Times Of yester-
dav which saws: considering that every word
''in the State Constitution IL OF vital interest TO
every one OF the States residents. II Is more
than little remarkable that in the last few
months none OF the voluble orators in either
..uartv has been moved 10 discuss nj any length
the five proposed changes in that semi-sacred
"docurncnt upon which the voting population
twill tomorrow have a chance to express a de-
'csive opinion" and points out that the I'VE
amendments to be voted on to-day are one re-
latng to the debt limit in coexter sive cities and
counties. enc providing FOR biennial legislative
sessions one abolshing Boards OF Supervisors
in counties which are parts Of cities, and TIVE
concerning the Supreme Court and the Court Of
Appeals We are asked why We have neglected
10 prepare citizens to vote on the constitutional
amendments 10 be submitted to-day. The rea-
son is that there are no constitutional amend
ments o. he submitted to-day. Not one OF the
proposed amendments has been passed by two
Legislatures. and until it Is 1t Will not be voted
on by the people The voluble orators have
been perfectly right in not wasting their time
on the amendments which are not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

The people OF New-York have n splendid rec
ord for Furnishing election thieves at the polls
II would be shame TO mar such a record by
letting Elliot Danforth escape the condemnation
which was visited on Maynard and Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

In "A recent divorce case In New South Wales
Il was shown that the man had tried TO choke
his wife. had thrown hot tea In her face had
held her over an open fire until her hair was
singed or had pinchcd and kicked her and had
cui her hahy's hand With knife. Yet ,hs Court
held that these ac's "a not constitute cruel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Upset Cookers calculations to-day. and earn
the fun of seeing his party upset Croker lit
tie later
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Woes OF n Kansas Merchant.

Harvey L. Horner, q Burroak mer
chant whose store was robbed recently,
pursued the burglars into Nebraska
and located them. A Nebraska sheriff
deputized him rs o constable to mako
the arrests. Horner succeeded In his
mission, but wounded one of the men.
At 4 preliminary trial tho burglar was
discharged for the reason that Horner,
being a resident Of another state, had
no right to act rs deputy constable
in Nebraska. Now the governor Of
Nebraska has issued q requisition for
Horner, on the charge Of assault with
intent to kill