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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 1, 1892 · page 2

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THE PIIUTIBIIL CIIEBI

it Shows Further Democratic
Complications In New York.

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fl. luminanc- for the Court of Appeals
III. on Account of the Attitude of
It. “Manta-d Land to
Woman on Protection.

N" You. Oct. L—Tlrc political attun-
tilm in New York state was still furthcr
complicated last night by the failure or the
W state committee to nominate a
candidate for chic! justiccol tbccourt oi
Ippmlr. 'l'hccornmittcc met at the Boil—
man Home at 3 o’clock, Chairman Edward
II Aactatcd in thc call,
the mmittac was called too'rdrrforthc
purpoac ct nominating a chic! justice, and
the incl; that thiswasnotdoucwuam
price to the uninitiated.

It had been tacitly understood thattho
nomination was in full to Judge Rufus W.
Pcckham. but it is probable that thenctiou
of the County Democracy on Thursday
night, when it declared {or independent
local nominatitma. so incensed the stat:
mitten that it altered its dcterminntion,
It at least postponed the nomination until
a-nredthat the third ticket idea had been
abandoned.

It was also stated that the failure tr:
nominate was due to the opposition 0:
HM McLaughlin, who has a candidate iv.
mm at William C. DcWitt, of Brook-

It b openly asserted that, should the
anthrappcrs pct-rust in nominating a third
thick, the state committee will rctaliaic
bynomiuating Mr. De Witt, Judge Earle
nrpoulbly Judgelaaac Maynard,andthat
tho postponement of a nomination was for
the purpose 0! giving the antimppcn
time to consider the situation.

TI. Anti-unprovo-

Ko third ticket has yet been nominated
by tho antimappcra. An evidinccd by the
mcctincheld by them last night, however,
tho prohbilitics at an anti-Tammany coun—
tytlckct are stronger than ever. Although
no action was taken further than the adop-
tion of the report of the momma-cap
pointed to meet Chairman llarrity and
Nesta Dickinson, Quincy and Smallcy, oi
the Democratic national committee, there
was much speech making in favor of a
third ticket. The report oi the conicrcnce
alumina, after detailing the history of
ita appointment, was as inflows:

“The chairman oi your committee stair-d
the purpose of your committec’n visit in
the language oi the resolution of its ap-
pointment. in reply to the request con-
tained in such statement, the chairman oi
the subcommittee informed this committee
thntdnthc ‘ ' of the ‘ 'Im
the most useful means to be adopted by the
organization rcpmcntcd by your commit
too wcrc the systematic organization of
campaign clubs or minions in every dia—
hlet of tho city, the- thnmugzh canvassing
(I‘ll. “It in with district, the holding of
WW” and panda and the dis»
lamination at a comet understanding
among all clam of voters o! the quenching
at issue.

Actln Position-d.

“The chairman of your committee asho-
thc chairman of the subcommittee whether
the rational committee desircd at thistimc
toadd any turthcr detailed suggestion to
the gcncrat suggestions above speciflcd,
towhich the chairman of thesnbcomrnittcc
made no reply bring interrupted by Mr.
Dickinaon, of the subcommittee who acid
that the subcommittee would be very glad
to hear any mggnations on that subject
matter from your cuumittco, to which the
chairman ct your committee lied that
tram-arm had nothing (1.1." in the

aluminum make upon the aub-
millennial Within the limit of yonrrcao-
and the mmittcc’a instruction."

Alter hearing and adopting the foregoing

tho committee was continued ior

nthc Wicca-ad the meeting ad-
;lonrnad until next Friday night, when the
anttmppcra will hear a lurther report
[rum the committee. Amnngthnacpmrnt
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hid. magnum SPAIN '8 HEW MINISTER.

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1 mam ou‘péorecrrou.
Ila Mirth-ha to It All Oahu-portly

“not lul.

CamwnOetL

m flaw-In
talhadtnmpcoplcatllnrthllalrddd in
Ir. liartcr’adiatrlct. lie told thorn that

was doc all the prosperity
whichhadccmctothccountry lino: 1861.
Thachargothat protecticnlavorcdthclcw,

hoaald,waalalac. comm:

R

eracy in their tarifi doc
that Senator Hill’s incl

idu as “the free trade notions of

clal cities and of proicssinnul dudcs whose
only idea is that ‘it iaEnglish, you know.’ "
He referred to Commissioner l’cch’a rc
port, and than said that protection had
this year incrcascdonr imports Tommi),-

coo and our exports by summit

He discussed at length the nilverand cur-
uucstions, opposing tree silver say

ing that the Democrats wish to substitute
{or the national bank notes “the ragtag
Ind bohtail red ring and wildcat money oi

the olden times "
The Congrculcnal Battlo.

Wasrnsorox, Oct. l.——'l'he Republican
subcommittee on congressional elections
have boon holding private sessions hero (or
two days {or the purpose of figuring out
what can bedone to overcome the Demo
crutic majority in the hnuac. The purpose
is to brcuk into the Democratic n‘pn-sema’
tion from the south, electing Alliance men.
it not Republicans, wherever it is poarriblc.
so as to prevent the Democrats {rumorgau-

icing the next house.
mu to speak In Virginia.

RICHMOND, Oct. l.~—Chairurrtu Patterson,
of the load Democratic committee, has no
ccivcd a letter from Senator Hill stating
that he will be able to make but one speech
in Virginia during tin,- prt-scnt (’illllpfllgll.
owing to other campaign engngerm-nta
That speech will be undo at Lynchlmrg

on Oct. 25.
True to Ila-din the finances.

CHICAGO. (let. i.-Jndgc Lambcrt Tree
has been decided upon as chairman of the
finance committee 0! the random Demo
'1 wln, and will begin at onto
tccollcct the money needed to carry on tho

cratic “

campaign.

"lord Ben-lord” Breaks Down.

l.—"laml Ik-mhyrrl,"
“Sidnlry [Molina tho llIIIt-‘l l'lh;;lislr
larger, wan scutoncmltosix years at hard
laborin the penitentiary. Bereaimd will
hctakcn to the coal mines in Dado county.
Ben-lord while pleading for clemency
Alter
”launch-d bow panned Boredom] stood
liken statue. Finally the sherill placed a

Roux, 6a., Oct.

broke downand cried lihc a child.

chlirnndcrhimaudhciellinwit.

England Will Give Up lip-Ila.
bosons. Oct. 1,—Lonl itoseherry, scen-
tary of state for foreign allalrs, has notified
tho British East African company that the
garment will agree to the evacuation oi
Uganda if thhs be necessary in view oi the

company's financial condition.
A- III-clad Grnvc.

Locarowr. N. Y., Oct. 1.41.. remains
dnamthcoaaihadman and museum
frank. who dlcd a low day-I ago, wcrcplaccd
inan ironclad, bolted unit, an that the duo
turn or museum ircah hnutcra mount steal

tho body.

A Negr- ‘nnaan to Ila-g.
Khulna, Oct. l.~—’l‘wo naxro

mcnt.
W .
chtorhhuhn-Morn.

N" You, Oct. l.-—ltcporta from the in-
fected ships and quarantine arcmoat laror~
ahlc. Soncwcaaca oi chnlonaud no son-

havc been dhoovcrcd since Sept. 27.

in no cholera in the city.

 

lat-rant on tho Your Pic Gnu.
Wmtlom, Oct. 1 -—Cbccha in pay-
mutdthoqnartcrly lntcruton tho 4 per
amounting to “#57. min. were

authentic.
mllcdbythctnaaurydcpartmcnt

littod by a Falling Darrick.
Alumna, ind. Oct L—Charlusnn-

 

W waa iaatantly killed. Janus laham
workmen acri-

flatlyhnrtandicor other
analytndnradbyalallinaderrick.

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protoctcd indutrywhcrnany
Win madainiavurrithoaploycv
Inna-lanthanum. Thu-maybe adiflarn
moan! opinion hctwccn than aatothcynat
rataoiwaccabatbcrstbalabcr-haatrutc

women—-
North- Hallcy and Leach Nixon-have
hmconvictcd ct poisoning Mollie Xlxon.
hunch Nixon la asutcnccd to be hanged
Dec. 53nd Martha Halley to Illa imprison

 

He Is Officially Received by
President Harrison.

 

AMMOPOONBUIBW

m M the Dllhotclt nydcr and
Drain tho Dianna“ Johanna—no Lat-
twr may Diluted In liavlng Two
“I‘ll” I. I'll Polllltd now. -

Wamrxurorr, Oct. l.-Jl‘hc new Spanish
minhtcr to the United States. Bcnor'En—
riots Dupuy do lame, was lormally pro-
Imlcdtothc prcaidcnt by the secretary at
“to. Secretary Foster speaks the lan-
gusgcoISpain with tlmcy.audhcaccord-
ingly inlcrprctcdtothc president and the

W iiatcr ban i rdialitica.
tahandtoaccnrctothclaborcrialrwagcaand Inn thc at 8“ o co

promprpayhrhoncataerricoa; but as yet no
Whack» adopted. cxccpt toleavatho
motto! ontiroly to tho Iron willoi both the
laborcrand tho manulantnm and to protect
aachlnthacnjoymcntothtanndoubtcdrighta

Senator Sherman charged the Dunocrata
with following Calhoun and theConled-
tiona. and said
tul promotion
attitude wan untenable on the Danncrutic
platform. He spoke of the Democratic

Upon being preaentod to the president.
Senor dc W spoke aa follows:

In Pnaarnaar—lt would at any timchavo
been aura-t honor tor Inc to "pro-ant Spain
attldacapltal, butit iamnchmorool anhonnr
in than days when the two homicphorcam
commuting tho urn-teat crcnt tn hialnry.
ly country and thin republic. llr. Presidcnt.
have alwaya boa-n united in firm lricnddrip.
hounded on mutual admiration. and the lion
whichhapptly ain‘t will be augmented it poulv
Hound henna-och day morn intimate Sm

upon tho harmony at all later Iota and reaped
to the right-of the two nation:

l shall be diligent, tbcrcloro, uh fulfilling tho
orders at her majesty. the queen ”gout. and or
bar government, and in this I know lahall
havc the hearty cooperation oi odr excellency‘a
moment. but myclorta would be unclea-
without thc larnovolcut and indulgent. tricnd-
chip oi your cacollcnoy. which 1 shall cudcavor
to mt. and which I beg you will accord
to ma.

liar males” the quaen regent, direct: that l
convey to you her moat fervent wishes to
heaven for your personal happlno- and that o!
the noble pcopla among which you occupy tho
highs: magi-truer, to which 1 humbly add my
own. praying ilod tozlvo you cnnaolatlnn in
your and allilctiou.

President Harrison‘s Itcaponao.

in reply the pn-rddcnt mid:

In. lunar":~ l have much plenum in wcl~
coming you as tho envoy ortmxrdinaryand
link“)! plonlpotcntiary of his majesty Don
Allonao am. The tics which have long julm‘d
tho ancient kingdom oi Spain and the oldest oi
tho npnbiicv at the Now “arid are mean
donor and more trioudly today, when tho poo
ploottho two countries an cclobratlnz tho
“I! work wrought by thcgcnius oi Colmbur
and the tit-elem ondoavnr of Spain.

That the» hands at unity are growing
atrongcr with rack paralng you. under the I»
trinity and potent induction of tradilknnal
concord and developing crmrmorcial inter-
eoum. in incisor) .- phasing armory tar tho in.
turn. and to such bencl‘anenr nrula my boat 01>
tort- will over he put (urth to sec-uni the good
drains at your government and your own re
solves.

l earnestly reciprocatn bur tnqjeaty'l hind
words 01 wollwlahiox, and I pray you to marry
in turn tho ainccro wishes l oxpreso. in tho
name-I! thArncriran pooplo no lam that-in
my own, for her majonty'a wnliarc and rho
happine- oi her son, than called in lender in-
fancy to the throne made illustrious by the
achlcvmnta and renown oi Ferdinand and
Isabel.

To yonrccll. Mr. ”mister. l offer the mo 1
cordial grouting. and thank you lnr yrsxr To -‘.
in: trrbutcoi aymwthy «uh I.»- 3;; ‘Z‘.11 boar
olpcraonaltria’.

Now Consuls Appointed.

After receiving the mlnistrr l’n-aidt-ut
Barrison attended a short mot-ting oi the
“bind, and afterward appointed Orlando
M. Baker, oi Iowa. comm] at t'oIa-nlzngeu.
to succeed Consul Ryder, u. ho in now nn‘nib
lug trial in that city fur the pecuhn inn oi a
large cum I)! money,and who luu conformal
his guilt. Mr. linker is a college prob-mm
at ludianola, la, and in well titted us a
linguist {or his position.

The proficient also tilled another Ignition
in the molar union mad» vacant by the
removal oi another consul whmr amuriet y
isnccondnnly to that attained by Ryder.
Titian-corn] we isthat nl lvlrlrnont John-
son, control at Kiel, Germany. Johnson
was moved this month for allugod img‘
nlarpractiurs in his omcial pmition and
{or Nation at his military word.

thnthclllcvclamladmi mtiuncamo
into power Johnson won a cormnlnr agent,
having held pmitiou since rm. shortly
aitcr Mr. Cleveland's inauguration Scorc-
tlry Bayard received papcrn urging the
promotion at Consular Agent Johnson Ior

valuablcacrvicco to the limp!!!)
tic-n party in the cnmwltm oi the proviuua
year. and this was inlluvml by othrr papers
from prominent Democrata asking that
Johnson hcpromou-d {or rendrrlng acrv-
icca to the Cleveland cause.

Build wlth Both “Idea.
‘ hum the receipt of than: two batches of
rccommcndathrna am the chcrgc that
John-on had iortillcd bimacli in the event
oi the election of either Clewlatnl or
Blaine.“ had-cut both hatchulnlhe
WM be war- lending only that con-
talninx tho good wonla of Democratic
Manda

Thomana appointed to aucoccd Johanna
lIJohali. Drake. oi Bomb Dakota. Hr.
Drahala lathccdltoroi’l'hcllakota l’luwcr.
pnblhhcdatAbcrdccn. llc wont wontuaa
Bun-communal“ horn 8yracusc,N. Y.
Ir. Draini- lnrty-dgbt yearn or ant-arm
hanoldirlcndotficnatorlliacoch.

Other tamadc were tho-cot

Monro. commercial agent at in.
, “Rasputin-uh.“ the District
mbhmmcrdalapntat’l‘urla.

“loot lam
Damn, Oct.l.—-llrc.W. N. Win-nan!
thlacltymiuncdathonund dollara‘wortb
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concur mo city mar.

0,——

I'll Champion Senora to llavo Pound“
Ilia Sparring Pnrrucr Tao and.

Bonaw, Oct..r.-'l'ho Corbett show at
“Mt: hall last night was a blooming mn-
salahnrrin’g a inatmo which has juat com
to the Inrl‘aco. Aha-r Corbett and Daly
Ind aparrcd thine mac rnlunto rounds and
retired to their drawing room a party of
localaportacrowdcd to the place to con-
gratulatc the champion on hia lino appear—
Incc and great-um on the road.

Corbett "plied. “Thank you, gentlemen,
but my exhibition would have been more
pleasing but for the (act that my aporrlrtg
partner, Mr. Duly. is in the collar." Duly,
who was close by. worried and said, "Well,
Jim. sulka or no aulks, we quit tonight.”

Corbett made light of what he called an 4
idle throat and the party diuprraed. Duly
is born still. while Corbett has loll.

Winn seen by a L’nltcd Press roportar
Mr. Duly said: "Corbett can whip any man
in the world, but he in the moat unreason-
able iellow I ever had business: with and is
forgetting his friends, \Vbcu on the mad
with him provinns t- . his victory over Sulli-
;;~‘ '1'. to meet all comm-n at all
' , nIu‘ night stands. 1 llllcd
-' ozutil alter 1 had broken

a. and met with wvrml

‘.i would burn stopped
dual. 1 and ash-II Cor-

t, . inns to trout me with
4 ~-u~'iIlt-rution while doing
mtirmml to punch away.

.41. rt‘ul by me was met

rrpromloo to do better. "

.I t urinal-Ira Ill-atom

l‘ASMI 51,1er l.~’l‘hc United Stall-s gun—
bnat Conunu maul horn Colon to Car-
tagenn, carrying United States Consul
Adamant). oi l’nnarna, on a special minim
from the AInI-ricnn govcmnwntw Plum
dent Norma, oi £bbnrl'ria,rclntivc to the
quarantine imported upon American vcascla
at Colombian ports.

 

Mellon llua Bcai‘ncd.
Illm‘omm. l.—~ticnernl Manager Mob
lnu.oi tho New York and New England
road, now confirms the ruport that he lulu
unaligned to ansunw the duties or’ vice prI-ni~
dcnt of tin Vow Y,ork \‘cw llm't-u and
ilartlonl run. mint .\'m l m- xt.

 

I‘ncnm. tic Inhe- Mall Service.
P11114011“ 111.\, Oct. l.- Pncrrmmictnbcu
art-t o be Llltl Incuvun the province,“
Ninth and ( baton! “twin. to the sub-
atatinn at Tim. and Chestnut. This will
he the first pneumatic tube for mail actr-
ice to be laid in the Unitui claim.

 

 

 

Cronnac'a Resignatio- Amphi-
Wasmxoros. Oct. l.—~'l‘he prea‘nlent hua
“$01“! the ruignatinn of Judge bureau»
Crocus: Ira mistnm secretary of the in)»
ury. Judge Crounsc n‘slgm'yl to nowpt tho
Republican nomination {or governor of Se-
lmmku.

Alice )Iltchell Sane.

.‘llillt'llls. (M l.——.\lir'o ilmlu ll mun
durum oi Freda \\ on], will mm In. dis,
ctmrgul ascun-d from the irosum- my tum.
She will then he tricd on the indictment
for murder with Lillie John-um.

A Woman's Curiosity.
er it In Its, Oct l.-—Mim (‘ora hula-ll.
assistant “minimum 0! llntchkipavil Io,
has been urn-stud [or opening mail matter.
She claims to maximum (or prying
into other pcoplc’s lntters.

 

 

 

 

(”hanged Willa Illegal Banking.
l-Ixrrrtrrnsz. Kan, Oct. 1._John W.
linidcnlbul. sink: chairman oi the Pro-
plc'n party in Kansas, was unrated
charm-d with doing an illegal banking
busim-aa.

 

The Pack Bum Car-c.
Ainasv, Oct. I.~0n Tuesday the court
of appeals will hear the case of Georgi» IV.
Part, charged with complicity with the
launnus Tom O'Brien in homing John
ill. l’och onto! 010,0“).

 

a Boron! Bro-III. rig.

Smrxorrrzur, Mam, Oct. I.-W, W.
Windle,oi Millbury. broke Zimrm-rrnnn'a
two mile world’s bicycle record at iinluprlm
park. He mule the distance in 4m. 21 55a

Waln' Boa Burn-d.

1.0st. Oct. 1.~—'l'he grand stand at the
Matron race cameo wa-I completely do
strayed by live. The Prince oi Wales' but
and the stables adjoining wcrc burned.

Mod In- : llcran'a lick.

Paovrmzscr, Oct. Lv-Gcorgc ll. John:
son, a livery viable owner. was hIch-d
nnconacioua by a horn, anddlwl alter m
malning in that conditiontwn week;

 

 

 

In)... llwr “out In Plan.
llcraorr, Oct. 1—!“ Marie Standish
was thrown from a buggy, dialucnting her
neck. A doctor pulled it into place with a
map and she will recover.

 

 

Harringto- l‘ot Enldntl.
llnnomOct. l.——’l'hc atatcrnnrt that an
Injunction again“ luapontor Harrington
waagraatcdat tho lumncc of dealers in
olcomarprlnc is not truc.

Ila mm al‘fl'alnhn.
limm. Oct. 1 ——(lcneral ('arl Nullcr
died in “corner. lie was ninety nine yearn
oldand tbcluatotthcilcrmaaofllccrnwho
(taught at Waterloo.

(ll-amt to Ibo Iowa.
litmus, Oct. l.-—’l‘bc Prunian govern-
ment will not allow any Kantian Jew:
turned back but: thctiultcdstatcatoland
Icahn-tan port.

lbcI-nludmkand.
Olm,0ct. l.—leaherppancotthc
Union Stockyards mpaoy at Booth
Omahwrrnlnrncdandflw ahceppulflud

 

 

 

 

maniac Samara,
Railroad Place;

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No
nose
knows you
drew

' if you plan it
to use the
Planet

Tobacco.

A chew

for the gods.
Soothing.
refreshing;
makes you

glad you

were born.

Sold
Everywhere!!!

 

 

 

Makes an cvcryday convenience at an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Nparcd with scrupulous (arc. Highest
award ntall Pure. liondExpositions. Each
package mums two large pies Avoid
‘tnitations—~ and insist on having lb:-
NONE SUCH brunt.

SERREIL & SOULE. Syracum N. Y

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Guru Dillon- MM var Complaints.

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will relieve when“ 'l' clan tall;

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larrlhly withacom W of mm" m two
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m’havocom’ wru'lu'h'égh’.

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out airing can call on
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robin-ml TEA.‘ and it. \KISU l’rll Will-filth

will hr n ~hurt time in: In the m- wow u! «hi.-
paper Nli "Milli.“ “us with club onlrr
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THE BEIJIIItP TEA (20..

BRIDGEPOIT." .

Family WasIImgs'

. —‘ ‘9—
Plain washing. ........mrrnfl perdIm-r.
Washing and Ironing ....... I) cents per doacr

The above prices includi-
sheet-t. Pill-m tines. Towels. Sapkinn. Tabb
Clotho. Baby l‘lothcaJJhcmlm hlxht
Drama. llamas, Aprons. Car-
at Coven-I, die.
W ill'l'E SKlll‘l’s EXTRA.

Collections and Deliveries
Free.

tomestic Laundry 00.,

3| Gannon til, Ionalt.

CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR HOTELS AND
250110015. m2!)

WAGONb

fltrggies Photons.6a11iages.
Canopies. Spiniles. e111.

Prices to Suit All.

CALL AND .833 THEM.

 

 

Henry Tilly.

I). IIeIIIYII II SIIN

”Hikin-

5| Washington It. 80.1mm.
21 Ill! Strut Iomlll.

Balers, dimmers.

ICE CREAM.

 

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Bank Sales.
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