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PLETOX nnixasT inn on SMOOO

Primary nlipnle in llrookl-

tilduri J chairman of the Kiecutl-

mll King County npibllr-

M1 by tllft UU ir IWJ-

iinheromlng his Place ln l

heeD actively connected with torganisation In thin county

thirty years and I win ndmil that h-

nTnes suoh exhibith been mad hr the chairman of tl

Committee The orgnnlzatlo-nESnly In hid way If must nil he fore

lnok np

If Mr Woodruff as I m to My nur

the r responsible for the remnrkab-D tl rvinn InrflV

nsi d tacky tar nppes-

uvjiTe deserted him

After reading Dadys statement Mr Appl

too consulted the law firm of Held jwl t-

I KMcham of Wall street and the resit-

M the immediate Inauguration ofdamage for slander A notice of tt

SUM was at prepared and Itnight Itann while

U 1 inner room of his Schennerho-

rireclubhouse giving flnal instructions t

hi Third partisan In regard to th

primaries todny lleprcf-

wsed to poohpooh the proc edlngs remark

tea that was glad that Appleton waa-

A gIrl him an opportunity to prove hi state-

n u Mid last night that If other effort

In that direction fatted nn appeal would cool

be nude to the National llepubllcan Com

to have removed from the polltlci

management on the ground that ho was i

disturbing factor In the Kings county organl-

Ution and that his continued presence atwould keep away Influential Republl

tinsU was rumored lat night that Demo

caUe managers were exceedingly anilounothing should occur to disturb Dady li

as head of the organization and thather were going to aid him today by nil meanla their power Some of opponent eaj

even should they be defeated they anto administer such a rebuko to the ver-

Mtlle statesman of th Third ward that thenTrill be nothing for him to do but retirefrom the management

contest between Naval Officer Sharkejand Asslttant Postmaster Taylor In the Sixl nth district Is only In Important

the First has longto wrest control to the district froir

Shirker and a ago made a ctnblIn that direction For tho first time

In Ms political career Sharkey has to confronta force led bjWalter B Atterbury chairman of the Countv

Jt that Atterburyoppo has aroused In view of

lion Jacob r-U expected that Mr Wilt malntali-B hold on the district while the vote Is

Worth haa come down from Saratoga Like

to thehis district and help his friends Uo hn-

eodfrtwotherwl he fl fur the

la Mr this to say aboutPresidential outlook

1 expect Roosevelt to getlire majority in this State 1 want to say how

Ithout good work on the of tverrepublican tho tins part

He also sold that ho was withthe rro pecl of Mr nomination for the

the representations to thn contraryCemptroller 8

iovernor will come In fortrue consideration at the I mocratia primariesIn Brooklyn The Citizen

views of Hugh McLaughlintad the rent of the Street niachlnnthus described the situation yesterday

Comptroller Colersthe Democratic primaries

The reason for this istk unwllllnBnfs of the Comptroller to lendth weight of name toUttloaal

The primaries however will he lively enoughouch more Indeed than Hithertothe primaries rare have beenrut proceedings and thn names of

delegates to conventions havedays ahead In tine little backr-

oom of the auction shophere Hugh Mclaughlin holds court

This year list cannot be made out comwilt Iw hitter factional con

In ten nf tho twentyone Assembly dU-tnrti end four ofM it t the Street management

districts tho rule of Mr Mclaughlinchallenged nro the Fifth tho Seventh

Ninth and Twentieth theNdfrs lielne Warden Patrick

ir fithe peMtentlaryAB

Coffey and exiiiJticehns been th chief organizer of

revoltThe resular Democratic managers said yesIrajr that were going to carry every As-

Mitiwr district In the county withof the Even if curries

WiijWTl Uwmhly district h of con-

Strict which Is included In ItA Doyle Is leading the

jwl r fnnw aeain Asi tmit Corporationln the Seventhtutu cad as there are no e than crest Iemo

fMUe rater n tn ciitriiM the rontcst baa ex

to haveWillnugliby Strut manage

prr last niehi-

ef iIn control

ifi te flght acalnst Council

nei i onlllirr nlnst John Mnculn

leader nnl P oiu l ISNUM are

xfinnr CAHKIKI srnAcvsxH Will rnntrnl Klghtren Urinates to the

Ilfmnrrmlc State Contentio-nSmcm Aug 2Mayor James K Mc

f chairman of the Democratic Stateflitlre rommitlr nnich nn

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ntpnbllmni Will Poll Vote flar Chalman Hllllsm lUrnes Ir

William Ilirnes Jr chairman of the Upublican State Executive Committee ltown yesterday to go to his home In Albanwhere he will remain unUJ after thin prlmnrl

Mr unmet has been nt his dftric

Stats headquarters at tho Fifth AventHotel continuously lne July I working

preparations for the Republican campalIn this State He hasnt had an opportuneto lake many days hlsexcurelon toJAIbarwill Im the frxt vacation he ha hind Mnce 1

went to work During the put two montlMr Barnes has canvassed fully onehalf ofcounties In tlio Btate and has communicatewith thousands of Gold Democrats to firout how they Intend to vote this yearof them Intend to rote for MoKlnley It wi

said yesterday Mr Barness work nt Repul-

llcan State Headquarters has been ofanter to mako him thoroughly conversant witthe situation In all parts of the State and bfore he went to yesterday he was askwhat his opinion of was M-

IlnrneThe first campaign has corn

to a close and although statements havemarie that Republicans are apathetic nnthat little to arouue the li-

terest of the voters I am In a to knothat In of the noise which our frlendithe enemy have Indulged In the Republlca

and equipped for the strugglethe next few not been thelice nf the Republican organization tideto tell Is norItH record one which maVes that necessary Tl

party of Newthrough a system of organization which hitaken years to to tic vote I

the unprejudiced reports madby men instructed to

failed to Indicate any Republican difectlon from the thname With the sentiment and tborganization competent to get the hello

our can for nothing mornA number of dark clouds have

Investigation they proved to tcomposed of wind not

we are not out figures or maklnprediction regarding In thl-

Htflto at effectlvof Hall wit

the power which because of Its hoiupon administration

J when Mr Strong was Mayor absolutethe Democracy more of a

bread winning through polltics there is a large class of Democrats ar-

Ui Mr Bryan as 9tenets to them seemingly unchawrei

since l W he has addedand national dishonor which to this due oDemocrats Is ns offensive aswas to the war Democrat during the days othe Rebellion

the of thea things are announced witconfine our announcement to the wires 01

election night

nOPE OF nsruATixo GOEUELISH

Good Prospects Also of Csrrjluf Uentackfor HcKlnlfjW-

ASHINOTON Aug ST John W I ngtryappointment clerk of the Census Offlce hasreturned from a visit to his home Inand gives a cheerful account of Republicsprospects there He says

I was most agreeably surprised to findconditions so favorable to the RepublicsState ticket It Is thus universal opinion othe Republicans and the Brown Democratthat there Is no foundation for the charge thaithere wee a coasplracy among the Republican

leaders as a result of which Mr Ooebel waassassinated There are thousands oftrain who supported Mr Ooebel andIn this opinion and the conviction of PowersIn whose Innocence they have the utmost confidence has only Intentlfl d the determinationf the to defeat Mr Deckham

The rulings of the court and the acti-if toward Mr Powers only add tcthis determination

I believe that desperate fight that will Ix-

uade against io the nationalticket along with Cot Ycrkes although thetatter get the larger vote I say

thero are FreeDemocrats who under ordinary circumstanceswould support wino wilt not do sohls year wellknownwith element

Wilt not tlw l enable the Demoto count you Jl t as they have here

I do not think so for the reason that this Is-

i Federal election as as State election

Tot that but the Intense feeling that haseen engendered the Republicans and

their allies a a result of recent ntIs an additional

rand They do not Intend to have itand will get the eleo-

lovrrnor We have a Republican majorityn the Court of at least

Congressmen from the State Ilont like to In connection

the court of our State but thomembers have been deciding

tolitical In the of theirind we feel that we will have accomplished aTent deal when we have flied It so they cannotli that any more

Kcnmnss XOT RUN

naoterelt Inahle to Tersasde him toAccept Nomination LleotenantOoTernorOov Roosevelt came up to town yesterday

rom his home In Oyster Bay and had n numer of conversations with the Republican camalKn managers In this city Oov Rooseveltas that the lion Charles A Schicren

Brooklyn would mako an ex

ellent candidate for IJeutennntQovernorhe and Oen Francis Vlnton Greene Precut

ent of the Republican Committeeaye taken occasion to kindly ofIr Bchleren and to cay that a ticket on whichppared the name of Odell And Schlerenould arouso the utmost enthusiasm throughlit the State Oov Roosevelt had a talk with

Schleren yesterday and at Its conclusion Itas announced that Mr Schleren had refusedhrolutcly to be considered as a candidateIr Schleren said

I am not a candidate for LleutenantOovrnor or for any other office and I have Just

Oov Roosevelt o I made this answerbsolute In reply to for m to runam n huskies the head of a conrn and I cannot artord to accept the noml

atlon-iov Rorwevelt expressed the utmost regret

mt Mr Schieren Impossible to laylde tile personal business n can

for hut tile answeras accepted n final 0 v Roosevelt calledit Senator chairman of the NationalliUllHIU j Wllll at iyv t

accompany him on hit tourOM Is olio Col Guild-

f 1lo4ton fov Hoosnvelt then overfid had n talk anti with Chairmanitch of Republican State CommitteeIt was that the Iovernor-ould tint Iw able to make the speech nominatinglr Ouch for Governor ns he very

Various reasons have to reach theinclusion that It not lie b st for him toiike title among which Is the factnit tin Is n candidate for the nfljro of Tlceresident will ntml the State Convention and It IK expectedtat he wilt make n speech lie will conic up-

i this next be here oil day10 evening he will go to Albany and on

he will hold a hearing In matter of thenrdlner charges On Sunday he will leave-r where ho will thn taboray celebration on Monday

WILL SUPPORT 3tKlLElreran W McDonald Hold Democratic

er In Inrtlani Out fur theISPIAXArnUB Aug 17 Georse W Mc

nnald secretary of the Gold Standard DemonIle State Central Commlttoo and a nephewJofcph K McDonald who

In tho United Stale Senate dehis Intention to support President

Ho ald this course wee nowity of nil gold Democrats Continuing he

There is In this about Imperial-m tn deter gold Democrats from supportingresident I he

after the War of the Revolutiontor the War of 1 1J against Lincoln In the

was raised Grant EveryIt has without a semblance of

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I favor a so strongere will l no riots such as have takenour leading cities lately n Government so-

ong that American rights will beHi

Mrs McDonald also expressed the belief that

j no reason for being kept up a there aret two In the n gold men willt support Bryan under ctroumstanoM

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SHEEIUN A STORM CENTHv-

rnATit OF THE citoKKtimrnrn-annvusn AHinn HAISLY AT nt-

Mirphy nidlcntei Idea of flbeeban DelIn Erie County In the InlerrU of PaPalllleaIlnth Democratic FactIondieting Victory at Prlroaflet

There was more activity yesterday ntthnheaquarters of the CrokerMurphyShevlln

than there at tho regular Statsmlttee beadqiiarters In tho HI

Mr Croker Mr Murphy Senator McCnrrand others who believe with them that Comtrollnr Bird B Coler ought not to bn nominalfor Governor by thn Democratlo partyabout the hotel nil day tong Mr Murphy wmuch Interested In the statement given outBuffalo by niIJeutananUOovernor WilliamSheehan on Saturday night ns to the objecthis visit to that city Mr Murphy rendInterview and he said In regard to It

1 notice Mr Sheehan says It Is well

that he wit upport the Knnsns City ticket tlyear Who knows It If hn Is really for Bryawhy doesnt some one know It 1 havent hem

of his offering his services to the Stateyet to go on the stump Mr Bheehnr

at this time means that hn wantstrouble for the Democrntlo party Tlthat Sheehan ban gone to Buffalo to purl

them Is nmuslng I do not thinkfrom Buffalo a few years ago wine

much regretted or that anybody was hoMlion his coat tails to keep him from leavlnWe have no candidate for Governor herowilt have none until the delegates are choseI am for the strongest man anti If Coler wetthe strongest I would K for him but 1 do

believe in himSenator Murphy Mr Croker both d

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In preparing commucations which they have sent Den

very serious one anyhow hut as

letterhead and been sending out of theon absolutely plain paper Mr Croki

wine quite over lisa of tine Amelean the Republican Inbanners lie that noticed that tlRepublicans were using the log with the piThats what been M

Croker They think that are blggfthan tIme It ought to be stopped andwill be stopped

Mr Mr Murphy were mucelated over a letter received froiThomas W Cantwell chairman of the ChlcagPlatform Democracy In to tho

factional lire U a copy o

thethe tone of th

New York press to describe H

nf conflict of and judgment among prombent men In the Democratic party Inas to the best means to conserve the Interentof the In State and nation nnd flitIn advance of the assembling of the delegate-to the next State convention It will appear

which I have the tthat the disturbance Is not only

scandalous usurpation of the delegate prerog-atlren hut an unwarrante of preump

political oblivion some ofhave sentence for sinetheir traitorous conduct of UW These

feel that the mirror reflectingtheir political perfidy hns not been ex

to the hanot been preserved but In that they are mis-

taken in the attempt to im-pose a resented and objectionableupon nn unwilling the

learn the effect of the patiently recontempt which the party borni

lllr IfU l ltlcvo Ilillllc1tThe Chicago platform Democrats Includ-

Ing tine Bryan silver of Neiare with you In your efforts t

solidify the party to success tnaticket and that

nominations for the several State ofilcvs willhe moan who have the confidence othe voters and will unite the Suchnominees are not to bo ranksof or ambiguous traders upon

partys good nnnm lately beetforced to to overwhelming partysentiment for the of Mr

the support of the principles for which h-

ind tile partyThe IIM arrived lor action

o b taken the cheap ostentationIoned lieutenants who dwtorteo

heir command In 1SOT who are now tctho

them elve rind can again In the greatfor In loou

Friends Murphy und Mr Crokrrilitred terd y tilt the W-Hirer the Democratic State ticket title fall would

the names of John 1 SUmchfieldor and William II Mtickey for Ileu

ThU statement was modea great deal of but with

he qualification that while n political managerbe confident of on

lug 27 there was a greet deal of room for ahangn before Sept II

came Liberty yesterdayhi with At office

n the Stewart Building when asked how thIngsira going ho said The entire ofny for the Governorship reeds withho Democratic voters nsontod by tine delegates In the Stole Convention-f to the ticket welt nnd

the whole is In their handsColer was asked whether there wits any

ruth In tine story to the effect that heought out an agent of Mr

nformed him that Mr had misjudgedIn believing that he was not a

rat Mr Coler replied that he hart made notort to tiny to Mr

hat his position wits well understood nnd thatie did not that there would l o

of his Democracy He was asked whetherover dana to cauco Mr Murphy-

nd Mr Croker to suspect thnThey are beat judges of

hat said Mrtine Democrats In are waiting

for of primariesrhlch will believeII IHTinwiuuu

1 confidentlint It will Kings county us against Mrolers friends and that Erie county

Albany county Mr Hills friendsare to out alt along the tine nnd

r Colers personal friends believe that he will-et at least In Kings county

TILLXAX SIAY tOSK HIS

intel Those Who Oppose Him to Scratch nilXame Whj He Mar Lose

CotfitniA S C Aug Tlllmnnnay be defeated for the United States Senate-

the election tomorrow withoutivlng When preachers andhers protested against Ms taking a lendingirt In tIne State campaign nnd fighting for thespensary ho nnnounced on the stump nndter declared In unequivocal terms that he-

ould not permit name to be voted on byie Legislature and would retire If In thin prlcry he did not receive n majority-hen he Invited nil opponents to scratch

It Is ascertained that thn Baptist andethodlst preachers In the country maya beeneking n vigorous fight ngnlnst Tillmnn on

ier country circuits Their influence Is greatid he will l e scratched In the townsside from this the In tomoriws election Is In tin fight against tine dieatari lloyt tine candidate

Governor will primary

nilYAXS MORAL TREASON

en I aae S Catltn on the Crime of ThnieWho Encourage the Plllplnni o Fight

OWEOO K Y Aug the reunion ofis troth Regiment meld hero today ionaaoS Callln made a speech In which he likened

who aid the Filipinos by moral supporttheir war on Americans to the Tories of the

evolution and tine Copperheads of the RebelHe said that no matter how high a man

politically he was guilty of tren-

n when he promised the Rid of thellplno It kept on fighting He-rlher said that If his son Catlln on duty

lose hit tile ornn ambuscade of the Filipino or his

ood would rest on the goryinds of the Filipinos toalntt tIne AmericansGen Catlln was District AttorneyKings county on the Republican a

ore of years amocrat speech today dear nil doubtsto his loyal support of Government

stoat In the present cam

Attack the Tiuitihe Commercial Travellers and Hotel Mens

tlTruat League opened Its headquarters InRevere Baits yesterday with a noonday

etine at which there was a bras band and aof oratory President Franz Muller of the

igue wasnt to be at the formaland 1U W Walkerspeech outlining the

Hie paramount In the campaigncaches were

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ndrerd DtmocraUe dab nil Noralnlion for Governor

The Bedford Democrntlo Club held ameeting In their club room at IKS Bedford av-

nue Brooklyn last night and adopted teelutlona urging the nomination of ComptrollColer for Governor There were not mothan twenty members present Comptroll-Colers portrait wns hanging on the wnflanked on one side by n large crayon of Ridart Croker and on the other by a pictureBorough Commissioner John L Shea

absent Robert W Steele presidedIn opening the meeting referred to Comptrc-ler Colors excellent service as a publomelet

Two weeks sao said the speaker 111

Colr was lukewarm In accepting the Mshonor that the people want to thrust upon binHn said his business wee pressing upon hlrand he had no desire to become the Candidafor Governor I think It no roars than rlxlthat we should show him the high regard vhave for him

William than handed up to thethese resolutions

publlo sentment demands the nominationBird B Coler for the ofllee of Governor ofBta tnofXew York

UArrrot discharge of thduties connected with office ofof the of New York has demonstrated hihonesty efficiency nnd capability for

nfirreat We the members of the Bettoraside from our personal ail

iieve that the public xpressthe

sit sections of the State arid observed byamong our personal acquaintances gunrnitree Colernominated a large majority and

We like Democrnts hope for and have

Stile And nation therefore beltThat we do hereby

on record In favorof the S Cater for

That we urge the leaderof our party In this county wisdom of heed-Ing of the people raised In ndvocacof tine nomination of Bird B Coleand that they use every Influence and endeavnto tint hn may bo the choice of th-Democratlo State Convention to meet nt Haretoga on Sept 11 thereby Insuring a

nt nextRufus L he thought

were proper to Ho that In 187

was elected Governor eveThe at that time de-

manded Tllden the people were demandImj Coler now

Blrd S Coler said Mr Scott Is the BamtieJ Tllden of IBOO It Is true he tho ex-

perlence of Tllden but he has fulfilledThe leaders hero have th

opportunity They haveof at the of the punDemocracy of State Coler Is the stronger

that can be nominated and can be electd

The resolutions were adopted by a rtsL

SIX WBKKV TOUR ron BRYAN

Probable That Ho Wilt Spend That Witch Timon the Stamp

IWCOLV Xeb Aug 27 There Is little doubt

that Mr Bryan will devote the last fix weekof the campaign to almost continuous worlupon the stump Although he will not dis

cuss his plans be Is making all hula to getof his literary work and Is now endeavorinito have his time free for doing as he pleases

after the middle of September Part of Octo-

ber will be spent In the Rand There willbe four or five speeches In New England

and New York New Jersey and Maryland will

e line requests for many morepossibly make and

thief difficulty lies In supplying the demandVisitors from out of town are few In number

lays Mr time to workToday be devoted almosl-

xcluslvely to his Ills principal stenoill and the letter of acceptance hai-

o waitIn that Mr Bryan has been speaking

rom tho rear platforms trains or fromihakyo octets of people tile pronunciation has suf

a de-jenerntlon The words that suffer most are

common Whether andconditions of outdoor speechmaking mayo

ithaiiKi l uncertain hut saysnil

ronounoed with a strong accent on the lastivllahle My friends has been corrupted toMulT the free orl IV IIU1

or consent of other nation tothnotnnaudgn of silver nt the ratio of IA totilthout for ent of anytibet nashun with the last word heavily ac-pnted on the teat syllable1art of Mr today wee taken

p In an unsought to some differencesietween the the of the

Church of which Mrn leading member The elders oreuniversity professors and they accuse the

actor tine Rev of worldlinessfhllu the pastor says the professors hold tooctrlnes are contrary to Presby

creed his opposition to the expression-f which has

TO CAPTURE NEGRO VOTES

lifted Scheme to let AfroAmericanCouncil to Indorse Bryan

IxniAXAPOUS Aug 27 The National Afrojnerioan AHSodation Is meeting here In

nnual to be followed tomorrow byie meeting of the National AfroAmericanouncll There are Indications that therats will undertake to capture and securen Indorsement of Bryan The leaders theleetlng say that the council Is designed for thelevatlon of the negro race and that politicshould have no place In It but the colored

this who supporting the Demoratio ticket are secret meetings and-re counselling with the delegates a viewi securing an Indorsement of the nationalemocratlo ticketSome of the also that J

lllton Missouri Henry A Taylor ofowe and Frederick Magen beere nt the meeting and thnt these men areonilng for the avowed purpose of turning themunch Into a Republl

the delegates that they want tovoid any friction and will not anyil action If left alone but a fight-

brought on McKinley and not

TOM DUVV SEES COLSR-

he former Sheriff lisa Private Talk Withthe Comptroller-

J I Freune F S Egcrton and Hartley Jright members of a committee representing

in recently organized Franchise Tax andimlclpal Ownership league called onoller Coler yesterday And formally1m that he was their choice for Governor andmt the enon members who had beenf tine league Its organization on Aug-i for his at theratio State Convention-The Comptroller thanked the committee

ten anti them that he would jocentn-ominated There is to be a if the

agile night nt the Sturtnvanthas been Invltel

Mr Coler lint nothing to say about theteal situation yesterday had a talkIII Sheriff the delegation-om the Franchise Tax Iengun

Stone Start for New YorkST Lotis Mo Aug 27EiGov William Jtone left for Chicago tonight on hh w

York to take command of the Democraticimpalgn In Om East

The GreatObjection-

Many persons have to using aGas range is the supposed

the of fuelyet statistics of 262

consumers living in differentparts of the city in

renting from 35 to 50 permonth and who do all theircooking with Gas it appears thatthe average cost per consumerper month was 196

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PATRIOTISM Or Irs PEOPLE ASSVRTHAT jvnae HOLT SAVS

ResIde General Prosperity the GePrice for CropS In the West Are VPotent Ariamenla In Favor of Contln-Ini the 1rnent Admlnltf ration In Pow

Judge William O Holt of Knnsas Citycalled at Republican Nationalyesterday Judge Holt was a good deal annuMover the expressions of astonishment Utterby some of the other callers at headquartebecauso of the unonthuslostlo receptions whliMr Bryan has met during life campaignthe West lIe said that nobody who livedthat part of the country In which Mr flryiwee now travelling wee at all astonished bcause It had been very well a Iontime that there was veryamong the prosperous farmers and worklnmen for the free silver candidate

While the people of Kansas do not thinMcKinley made their ROOd crops they do b

his administration line had much to t

the prices they have received forcrops The people of Kansas furnished tbrregiments of white soldiers and one regimenof negro soldiers for tine Spanish warfirst principle of the Kansan Is pntrlotisiwhatever else zany carry hUn away he Is sta patriot The Kansans tire loyal to the Goeminent They furnished the fighting Tweitieth Regiment which distinguished lIsaIn the ei

Take the Kansas former ftInstance If hn inline JO acres of land hn workto acquire the adjoining 100 acres If ho can inIt came to Kansas becauso they wartied In thn East and wonted to get awnand expand t mselves so t believe In

A great Silver Republicans will vatf r McKinley this year fernand Htnto have d-

Bertnd Bryans standard In ono townshiprecent canvass showed tin men

In ISM and who will vote for McKlnlnnext November This was made by th-Btate Committee and tho CitJournal took to verify It anpublished an analysis of the canvass and ex

reasons the changedVe regard Bryan In the e t as aand not as a Democrat

years ago we a Republican Governomajority and we the Stat

this nt 20X i The Democratcount on Kansas as n stronghold on accoun-nf a close fusion between thoforces w had a Repub-llcan administration and nobody vancriticise of Its acts A greenmany Silver and

were Republicans orturning back They will not to crof Imperialism or false Issues One otine strongest tbo there I

to the people and they aetnaexperience no longer prophe

are satisfied with things ns arnow and I believe thnt the people of Kansncontented and happy as art not votito disturb conditions brough

by President Adminlstra

The Joseph H Is going to re-

turn Maine tomorrow orday to the Stain campaign there whichends with the election on Sept 10 Man

said yesterday the faintestdoubt would turn out very fa-vorably to the Republican party After

will come to and remainhere until the national election

LAST PLIXO AT ItnEEITAX-

loodwlnlui Meet and Denounce lira on th-

Ere of the PrimariesThe Horatio Seymour Tammany Club which

s the GoodwinSmith headquarters InClnth district held a final rally last night a-

ts clubhouse 291 nnd 70S Flghth avenueliters wits n large attendance Frank

Goodwin made a speech In which hi

aid particular attention to John C SheehanCoroners Physician Hamilton Williams Hi

eferred to Dr Williams ns thnt blnthirskltiand sold that of Pollen Devery

to do with for supremacyn tine Moth district After the primaries

John C Sheehan will be done forever as a pollIrian wild Mr Goodwin who also advised

voters to keep quiet avoid liquor arid gc-

o the primaries early todayFormer Judge Edward Browns flso nd

Iwd th voters to nnd assembleI If told them to work unceasingly on

lehnlf of Mr GoodwinTom Smith wino with Mr

luctlng the fight John C Sheehanaid he was hitter against Mr be

aimee he was working against andnummny untIl Dont be Intimidated

said Mr Smith by She han flintIs gang This Is a fight against

huh rite Democracy of tints dietoo Htrong to nny one

root to voteThe following resolution was adopted unan-

nou ly-

IriolrrdThAt tine members of the Horatio Seymoursmmany Cluhol the Ninthtill much sikllsfsdlon tine good work done for thefmoctnllc by Ihr National AntorlAtlon oftmociatlc concratulate Its presidentrilllam R upon tire lurrrss of unreas-IS labor In raute DemocracyAfter the meeting Mr Smith said It was ato I shot that Goodwin would win at therlmnrleWilliam J Kennedy clerk In tine Ninth rau

Iclpal will try nt the primaries

In the alnet Hopper defeated Commissioner ofurors Welde last year and for awhileeldn felt bnd about it but now he Is among

loppers bmt wither ONSPMHmat Is not nn Ideal Tammany Hallader and the Democrats of thenet If they will give him a chance hn will showiem should be run One of Hoppersjpporters said night thatmowers were a few soreheads whose weakes would bn exposed at the polls today

PRIMARY ROLTJI PADDED

Ichteen Names Stricken Off In the SeventhDistrict bj Order of Justice Mattlee

Argument was made before Supreme Courtistlce Mnttlce In Brooklyn yesterday on theimplication of Councilman William A Doyleie Democratic leader of the Seventh Assemblyistrict to have the names of n number ofrsons stricken from the Democratic primary

on the ground thnt they wire put therePresident Bernard J York of

ie Board of Pollen Commls loners said thatin Police Commissioners were the custodiansthe primary but that thov

names were fraudulent Hnnit there was nls i n question whether theollcn Hoard hind the right to the namesom toilsLawyer Charles II Hyde counsel for

that the ninnies were fraudulentiat hn had affidavits of thin men whomames that they did not live nt theaces given and had not nt kedor given per

to have their names on thn rollUpon the statement of Mr Justice

lattice granted order compelling thoalice Board to Mriko tine names from thetile Eighteen caos mentioned

counsel hn contended that thereern fully son fraudulent names on the rolls-

the Ninth Assembly districtslatter district it Senator

J Coffers friends have put frnudunt names on tho rolls In order to him In-

fight against holler Inspector WilliamDonnell todayLawyers working In the Interest of CouncIl

nnd Inspector ODonnellrye secured from Magistrate Steers eightyarrant for the arrest of persons who may

to vote Illegally at tinecharge that In Senator s

rolls have padded with theof men who are citizens and with

mng men who are not of age

THEIR PLATFORM TV rJt JT

tpabilrana of Jtltrhell County Kan Defend-er of the Flat

TOPEISA Kas Aug 27 The Mitchell countypublican Convention today gave the

enemy a new kind of platform to think-er After declaring that Gen Prosperity waseking his headquarters In Mitchell

wee ns thin balance of theatform-e by the Flag nt Our

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ilrs Alton Elliott 39 years old of Croton onHudson was arrested yesterday afternoon

the Company atone on a chargeShe was of taking 18-

irth of trinkets When Mr Elliott weeirched at the West Thirtieth streetn a half empty vial of laudanum wee found

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QUIT VARY

Oen William II Morris wino died Sunday aworth Long Drench N J after an Illness o

several months gained his title In the UnitedStates Army Instead of the Confederate Armyns reported yesterday He was born Sept22 1827 In New York city and was the only sotof George P Morris tine Journalist and poetHe wits graduated from the United StatesMilitary Academy nt West Point In IMI and forfour years served as Lieutenant on garrisonand frontier duty During the War of the Re-

bellion he engaged In the defence of Wash-ington was assistant AdjutantOeneral onthe staff of flea J J Peck In tine Virginiapeninsular campaign and participated In thesiege of Yorktown and tha battles of Wi 1 llamaburs and Fair Oaks In September 1812 hedistinguished himself as Colonel of the SixthNew York and on Nov 291SB2 ho was

Volunteers u 3In seven besides the Battle of the

9 INM was wounded frontactive service to a memberof the CourtsMartial and Military ConuniwIorB Marchn 1WS was MajorOeneral ofInlted States Volunteers for callnnt arid mer-itorious cervices In tine Hnttle of the WildernessGen Morris wits editor of the SewYork llo r Journal from 1U4 to isfll tie wasthe Inventor of a conical repeating carbinethe author of a of Infantry tacticHo leaves n wife a sister of exCiov THoffman unit ono son

Wllllum II Cook editor of tine Milford Jour-nal and President of the Republican EditorialAsrioclatloii of atIn Mllford Mass nn Sunday of cancer of therace He was born Jan 7

111 and nt tine age of 0 years learned to setofllce of time Manner

of which lila oilier and uncle wereWhen 10 old he was admitted

to partnership andof In 1872 he went to Mllford and

the Milfora Wtrktv Journal and es-

tablished n daily under the same name Heserved In the lower branch of

during 187o and Ian and In 18Mwas elected to the State Senate hiring hiscareer In the Legislature he was a hitter op-ponent to the an opponent of

reform He wee of tinelibel of Massachusetts and was

largely for Its passage after abitter of two jenrs was a founder

9 survived by a widowEdward Schreiber Assistant City Treasurer

of lloboken died yesterday In Christ HospitalJersey whore weeweeks ago suffering from cancer of the throatHe was born In Cnssel Hasten In-

islt and came to this country in lew Ho-erved In the Civil War the Eighth

meat Sew Vork Volunteers attaining tine

Treasurer of Hoboken since 1874-widow one son and three daughters survive

hImDr Ernst Schmidt died nt his residence in

Chicago on Sunday He was for moreyears one of foremost physicians of

been at the constaff of the Alexlan Ilrothem Hospital

for several years He also hadfor the Michael Reese Hospital

he individual supervision of whichntrusted to him by He was bornin March 2 1830 in the village of Ebern lie

Charles II Wnterhouse head of thelepartment of tho New College of

and the Mechanic Arts died onevening nt his residence in Durham

II of cancer He had been with the collegeor three years He was the son ofIVaterhouse Vt end was hornhero Sept 171838

John 3 Lnndwehr a wealthy gardener ofersey City tiled Ht his 187 Oakland

AS born In German He formerly lived InYork was President of the 1lnttl-

eutsohe Volksfewt Vereln Heleitves u widowne son end two daughters

A Fletcher who twentya wellknown Hobokennt hi home 42 Congress street Jersey

Ity on Sunday of apoplexy He was born

eaves one daughter

John T JIcKsnei Mother Dead

Mrs Martinis Young McKane mother of tintate John Y McKnne died on Sunday nightit her home at East Thirtyfifth street andhorn road Sheepshead flay She was hornn Ireland In 1821 and came to this countryTllh her ago Ho-rn n faultier and died several years nco Hnvail he founder oflist Episcopal Church and Mrs Mrha-n active of society Twonines and Theodore McKane five grandhlldren survive her

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FAITH CVRK DfDVT WORK-

Woman Chrlitlan ScUntlit Tsken aplul Sick RavIng

A man wino said his name was Fuller catted-up Pollen Headquarters on the telephone lastnight mind Informed the police that there wasnn Insane Women In a boarding house at ISWest Fortyfifth street Tine Eaststreet station was notified and n patrol wagonwas sent around to that address At the housethe police were Informed that theirassistance was not needed Shortlyafter this a man approached Policemanwino was in front of Delrnonleos andasked him to hero an insane woman removedfrom the same address to Hellevue HospitalMehrer summoned an ambulancepital With the nsjtlstnnoe of two doctor hgot tine woman Wino was violent Into an am

she was token to the hospitalThe people at tine Imurdlng e the

woman was n Miss Andrews and thatshe was a dressmaker She had been illsaid for a week and for hoursher mind had been wandering Accordingtowas a Christian Scientist and refused to takemedicine night she was with dlfflcuiltyrestrained from doing harm to herself

RETRACTS IIIS ARSOX COXPESSIOX

Police Mow Want to Hear From NoTotnjiWife How Their Koomi not Afire

Frank Novotny the tenant of 234 EastSeventysixth street who on Sunday morningconfessed to line Fifth street police that he hadstarted the tire that occurred In his home earlierIn the day told an entirety different story whenarraigned In the Yorkvllle court yester-day morning He said that the fire had

the explosion of an oil stoveThedet were at work on the case

thought that If Mrs were found sItecould explain how the Ire occurred She hebeen seen on thus fire white hi

was blazing Magistrate Meat defer edthe today and held NovonyIn 15000 ball

Mrs Novotny was arrested last night or awarrant by Fire Marshal Peter 8echarging her helped to cause hetire She was locked up In the East Slxiyseventh street police station

Hsloon Qitrrtl Endi In Victims DeathJoseph McClusky who has been confined In

the Yorkvllle prison since Aug 2 charged withfelonious assault will l e turned over to theCoroner harks Gerry of SM LasThirtythird btreet whom accused of

died In Hellevuo Hospital yesterdayThe occurred at amad divided themselves Into two groups onealllncr Itself the theother the beer crowd Tine quarrel between

and McClusky grew out of dlstino

Wants nil Pay for Silting a Gold MinePapers were filed yesterday In the United

tales Circuit Court In a suit brought by EmllaClans a French citizen ngainut John X Popbam

I31870 alleged to be due him as half of aCommission on them sale of a gold In Costatlca The defendant sold the property to a

ommlsslon received was M7WO shares oflock of the corporation at a par value of tl-er share says has nevermid him his half

Heidi Motor Car Jnmpi the TrackThe motor car attached to a Bridge train

umped the track whlln rounding thetear the Brooklyn end of the structure aboutM oclock yesterday morning The ear

along twenty feetlefore It came to a stop There were six

I got k bad baking up and ono of themo barn received a cut over the eye

t n Hollnensf Maternal firandrsther DeadMIPDLETOWN N V Aug 27 George T

lark grandfather of Roland B Mollneirx

light in his year beenresident of Xllddletown ink marriage

our years ago to Mrs Trances K wido-wf Jaraes M UK a surgeon of the army duringhe Civil War

Conrt Calendars This PayAppellate Division rne Court Iltcua

Cowl Special Term Part I Motionslender called It lOSn A M Part II KlpwUmatters

SurroBstesOoutt Chambers tnt probate Willsf Charlie Jamfs A I ChristianHucVrl henry lUulpni Jnlln A Grant t taCoL M

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