. totheeleetioudanepnhlican
Republicans Warned to Look to
Congress and the Senate.
mum's enrolment
flair-an nullity Ime- aa Address on
the Void Moa~Aaother utter ea
‘- AW caaaplrmry~— Cleveland's
Whats-Ink Acceptance.
81w You,0et 10.~—Senatm John snap
I III 5 “them Avenue hotel. llo said
h totheefleetoitheproeent
contest:
S‘ - ammwuamww
Mum contor- u next In importapoe
”mt oi
theUnttedSt-tes. Themoetmnfulat-
' Winnid hegiven totheelectiouof
W and the selection of suitable
" WMtbeledslatureoieechm.
.1
r
«radium-armband on
It is probable that the election 01 a Demo-
cratic presidnt would carry with it the
election of a Democratic senate and house,
and if eo’plaae the whole government. in
tlnhands oi men bound to revolutionise
our nun laws.
“‘Our excellent financial policy would be
changed so as to produce panic and desola-
tion In all parts of the country. All the
people of the United States are deeply in-
tamd in maintaining the principle 0! the
present tarifl lawn, and a question of vital
Immune is the threatened overthrow of
our system 0! currency by the introduction
oi state bank paper money. the ofiect oi
which is to remarrt in an emphatic way
ihedeoliue of statu’ rights in respect to
onrcurvency."
Chairman Thomas H (‘;,1rter oi theRe-
public-u national committee spenkingof
“I. Mon, said: ”Them should not be
any doubt about the result. The people are
oppoeedtoiroe trade and the n-nctionary
policyolthe Donne-mile party. Thecom-
Inmaeuaeoi the people stands as a bul-
wavkoppoeedtoany policy which by any
Whility may result in hauling the no
undownto mmereial chaos, industrial
«1mm financial min.
“I think the [leople understand that both
branchesoi oongreee Would necessarilybe
Democratic in‘the event oi President liar-
rlson’a defeat. We cannot lose the presi-
dency mid save either the ornate or the
house. Wears therefore conimnted with
what moat seem to the ordinary eitilen
anappalling proposition to promptly and
absolutely reverse the policies under which
our pveeent proepemus condition has been
brought into existence."
Secretary of the Trasuvy Charles TV.
Poster was present when Chairman Carter
made this statement. and he nodded his
had lovingly at every word. “There
isnodoubt," said Secretary Foster “that
the control of both ‘ ‘ oi
at stake in this election, as well as the
pruideaey.
“The renew is already close and the
Democrats have the house. leis Well that
th‘pooplo oi the whole country .hllilll‘ll un-
demand that the .I. : :3 1:~ n! 11 ih-muerntic
presidentwoubil 01-. :1!) it :1“- surren-
Moitheentirv- lrgnatlive branch of the
iedeeal, government. to the waerm'u:
Clown-J's Contribution.
Theannonnoement is math-at Democratic
Waders that three weeks ago Mr.
Cleveland contributed his check for 810.1110
tothecampaign iund. his also reported
that Mr. Cleveland's personal friends,
3. C. Benedict. Mr. Whimey and Mr. Dick-
inm have each contributed “0,000.
Mr. Ban-ity said that theutory sent lrom
Pennsylvania of no efiort by Democratic
Moithc Keyalono state to prevent
the-Iain Republican counties of the of-
fleial ballot by delaying the printing was
ridiculous. Mr, ilarrlty handed out the
hallo-ins on the anbject:
fhlatement that tier-has been any sue»
oreflovtnpon the pan oi any of the
0M0! Pgnneylvnmtzramt
creialltheprlntiueot theofleiai Motor
Utatthseoning c- Irtton htheworkoiChair,
nation.
yap-esdoignedtur
fiamhatlargemaybafliadatanytlmewith
iathh‘tydaysai’terthelastdaytorthenllngo!
“Wade-pave.
Iththsesiore veryobviousioovennrdi-
narymiabthaitheraun properlyheaoner
muthaaetiomoltheofldaihallnt
W at the Iiateuntil
-leallyaovryihatmir-aalaalerbaa
humus "mmmfllhmw
lea-la. quarter-then In. been a
1 mmmmno
however much tub-lint mayo".
Momma
glint-the mutual-m. lt
miol' lulled» however.
mnflaaefladihalamhheisku
' Weldon-yin ioaadhtheDalnoersile
“aw...
emitt- year.
W'slmdm.
we Ir. mun-ash“
lam in tell we with him
apsa Jinan-rd. Ahiyaadteseaiy
y:m or them-wane part
i
- quuil-n. Inacdhvdiyaly
“ 7 and t-‘ War that
y hotelier, thistle In:
. Austrian. Midi denied.
y: » g. mmdmmmuu
uh Mannheim-una-
“Mb . Year-mime.
thanlrivmnnty.bntlamol the opinhoathst
no minty wili takeasheetiealthan Bakliov
the ticket and mu tor the am
mummum iovprlntingieiimitai by
lam-ad bat veryiew printing onions in the
state have a parlor-tine machine. You. as
chairman. should notiiy the want-Honored
Democraticmntlestobaon thaalortaall get
ountracta made wherever they can.
Theroisnotenoughpaperin the country“
“Mutt sin to print the iicketn. Fayette
county lla- ouuttaetad for her tickets (by wire)
with I. Klyera lie can do the work [or
anlythneorionroounthaandwillnot gob.
yond Iii-ability to «supine.
Onvstvong Democratic counties mint
to receive hymn-1. for ”when will by
some mean- get her ttckete. Berks, York. be
high. Northampton and other! whose name
you no“ better than lean tell you should be
given a pointer. Dom think I am an alarmist
In thb runner: it b a "condition. not aheory”
thatpmouteitseli. aadyoa maydoweiltole
‘ thatm myr ,‘ now ihataolne
lecalitleaiuthostat'ewillnotho
November (or want of tickets. ,
tovoteia
no Change wIII In. true. 4
Himlswm, Oct. lib—Nqurther change
will be made in the term of the ofliciai bul-
lot under the Baker act, so far its the state
department is concerned. After ()ct. 20 the
nominations on tile in the department will
be certified to the proper county silicon.
and the county conunhnloners will have to
arrange the ballot tomlt themselves. It is
llnderntood thut no more temple ballots
will be sent out item the state department.
' lfllca Ill Yale.
New Hav ,Oet. lit—Mr. Robert Bu-
chanan Wade, of St Louis. pmident of
the Y ale Repubiiqm club has recgived the
iollowiw tablegrum from I tilted States
Minister W jilium Walter Phi lps (Ii Berlin:
“I claim the honor of uIIiI'orIIIiIIg the
Yale battalion. "
The Yule Republican marching club now q
numbers about till) men. It will march in
battalion Iormatiun and will be command.
ed by Noah ll. Swnyne. of New York city,
with the rank of colonel.
The Democratic club at Yale hue nil-Int
200 members on its meter. but l’msident
Whitney says it will make a big showing
when its orgnuiatiou is completed. It is
understood that exfieeretary of the Navy
“'illlam C. Whitney will provide uniforms
for the latter emulation.
~ Mr. Chauncey M. Depew is billed to ad-
dvese n distinctively Yale Republican meet
In; on the 211111 inst.
rim 'suuecLso omuu.
San Francisco Iii-venue Olin-rs Said to
Have Been III the llc-al.
SAN FRANCIS"). Oct. lit—Chinatown
opium denlem are laughing at the cnstunn
officials now, ior mm» worth oi Victoria
opium, which the smuggled yacht linlcyon
curried. is new sale in San l-‘mncim'o.
While inspectors were chi-My gum-ding
every secluded bay along th. cum the
yacht pa-ed through the Guide -n (inu- and
‘ ’ber- ‘ " u on the shore
hear Lime Point under the noses oi Col
lector Phelpe' men.
Within ten days the price oi opium in
Chinatown has gone down so per cent.
Two weeks ago the drug was haul in get
and deliver than at (my time lie-Inn- in yr-Ire-
pnst. Now it is 5.12111 wryn'iwr. in ("111...I
town at the prices that prevailed in the
days when the opium ring wuss in lull
Work in: order.
In bringing the Halcyon opium into the
F"! a clever plan toavoid discovery um»
followed. Instead of shipping it across the
bay by night in small boats the opium wan
packed' In huttnrandegg boxes andbrought
on ex wagons in regular Terry steam
en. rge quantities oi butter and egg!
aroshipped from Marin county every tiny
inthisway. Many boxea are sent Iopri
veto addresses all over the city Ilnd no rec
art! is kept.
Those who are on the inside declare tbut
they were helped by certain revenue mil
can and that the contraband opium can.
not be recovered.
A Destructive Storm.
Cm MA! Oct. 10. JI'here wasaheavy
electrical and hail storm here. Tm
yrere uprooted. roois blown oil. the
”badly ydamaged and the batting fleet
sustained a loan oi several thoueand dollar».
’l‘hepreaideutial yacht Clover was blown
over on the meadowa
lash-8’0 Viral Ila-e.
$1 YORK, Oct. 10 ~Samuel Laakcr. the
expert opemd his engagement at the
llanhattan Chess club with Mr A Et-
tinger. Lasker won the Ignore. a Sicilian
defense, alter thirty-eight movea , The con-
plpalon oi the visitor's game was exception
all! brilliant-
rlrea Huh.
Woman-rennet. Oct 10. —-nl|ea Nun-y
licCord, acedthirty-oneyeamdanghterol
narriagemanulaetnrsratilahwayJI. 11..
who bee-emulate with her uncle.
Isaac with,” here, mot herealidead.
Bhehadbeenflchandwsamuebdenmaed
AMMWa ”M40.
Graven, Out, Oct. lit—Overcome with
chemo and anger at her inability topnuiab
moi the rairaciovyboys in her school.
liesAlieaGranoer. a schoolteacher. tool
horownlii'sbymeansoimorphlpe.
Incl-l our Willa Wife's noun.
Anna", Oct. lemon»: it. N. Vaneott,
oi the Second ”not. emitted-ole“!
byshootinghlmasli in Mill apart
manna-m Il-
flannel to the Water. “go.
“1...... ml‘fififimfim
may
Ive-11mm HIM
wallowatsr'aebhera No lbw
who.
three “the [any browned.
WW,“ lien. Oct. tit—- nominal:
mm BtevenaandWllliaIs
mmmwwmmm
number-of the parlhnuntary fill.
at
NAM all!
CHEW IN 0AM
‘l‘hs um um noel-tuna rug;
villa-a! President to humans.
Lasagna, Oct. Ill—General Joaquin
was accorded u must mnhuuinetlo
reception updh his triumplml entry into
Caram- yeetelday. and the city inst night.
was brilliantly illnminstul in 1.1..111nor,
while the streetn were cmmlod v. 11.1 wildly
cheering multitudes. The gallant old wnr»
rior marched into the copied thin morning
at the hull OI the multiplier of bin army.
EWmenhavlng taken mum of the
city yesterday.
Aemonae General Creapo luul reached
the congress building be summoned his
umthief militaryand political leaders about
Theresnlt at their conference was the
proclamation of
Greene as provi-
sionai punidentui’
the republic. lie
is to hold other
only until the retr-
ulully elected con-
" s h a l l
have had that to
meet again and
pI'I-cml to the elec-
tion of II constitu-
tional successor to
ex-I‘mident Rai'
nIundo Andueza
I’ulaeio. Caracas
MIMI. mum. '
shouted Itself hoarse over the choice of
Crespo. The veteran promptly loom-d a
pmnuncinmeuto naming the members of
hispmvieionul mbinet. They are no Iol-
lamr
Minister of Foreign Adults-Pedro Eze-
quiel Rojas.
Minister of the Interlornla-on t‘ollnn.
Minister of Financoariennr l’letri.
Mininter oi War~uuznmn Alvarez.
Chief oi Police—General Victor ilodri
uea.
Chief oi ’i'ehmphs—Ieopoldo Baptism.
Minister oi Public “Girlie—Mutton 'I'ebar
Minister of innivuetion~3ilvu Gondol-
y.
Gencrnl in Chief-limnon Guerra
Governor of Caracas—«Senor Amlrmle.
Then one all well known \‘enezuelmm
who have nidmi the cause of the legalists
bysctive Denice in the field or by iinun~
dd contributiona. The provisional cabinet
gives general satisfaction. it is believed
that as quickly as in queible under the cir-
cumstances it will renture order throughout
the distracted republic.
General Ramon Guerra in theuwner oi n
large coilee plantation. He led i.‘ reopen
fierce linueroe. or men III the plains. In the
late war. Genernl Leon ( olhm u m1 at the
head of the artilhry and lime-ml \ ictor
Rodriguez AIM) rennin-red ellic'II-ut aid in
bringing about the triumph oi the Creep
b“.
The rumors concerning the mutant- of the
de Mo President Villeurm—l’niiolo and his
minislere are confirmed. They managed
toget on a venael bound for Martinique
It is said to be their intention to prim! to
France and join their former chic-I llr. Pa
laclo, in Paris.
That Mail Pom-II Found at Last.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. lil—ileM-tiw-a have
been on the truck oi the robber“ who pil
fared the valuable mnil pamch hand fur
New li-Iwn, at Gnilfnul, um um??? 1'11_u,
L'IIEII \tuih, their t'llnrl!‘ lunr law": ll'uii
icon, but this morning the llllrelll ,r 1.1;; one
found in Iiwwmxl» two “Int“ {rum (lull
lord station, where it IlhIappenrul, It had
been cut and all the wutrm- were ab-
stracted. Letters and purer-ls were found
close by. and a few checks ior lzirge- IIIImnnte
had also been leit with the other nutmeg.)
ttable matter. The pouch COWWIIA large
sum oi money. which has been lost beyond
recovery, it is feared. There in no when!»
tialelew for the detection oi the parties
. amnected with the robbery.
Hamburg Dancing Again.
Ila-arm, Uri. IO.~—For TIN.- flnt time
since the plague broke out this city has W
aumed its mun! appearance. Music in the
streets ban lm-n pennitml and dancing in
the dance bulb; begun. 17p to last night
8.500,!!!) maria had been contributed to the
relief fund. ’i'he number oi Il’t'lll mm of
cholera has been thirtyonc. of deaths
seven and oi burials m In Al: one there
have been {ch {rah cases nml lmIr dentin
(la-p Low to lie I’I runner-t.
Cm how, Snvnr Hum, x. J.. Oct. to.
—-Camp how, it in now underwent, is to he
apernulnent government quarantine m
tlon. Steam disinfecting buildings nreto
beereetI-d bathinxhcliitiee pmvided. and
a permanent detail at It III-mum: end ,st
men [rum the repel: .r anny “ill be [made
for the protection of the pmperty.
Cronin Convict Barbe Ill-hing.
Jamar. Illa. Co 10. ~Msrtin Burke the
Cronin chvict, in Molina rapidly. It is
learnedlrom the prison officials that his
intaros'ollen and that there is a large
cavity in his luau. iiIIrke iaable to take
Iittlofaxl. He mains in the primal Two
and hisdeath la onlyaqueniion oi a
time
min Again Threaten- Ennis.
Dons/t, (let. lit—There but been no rain
In south Iiuasia for (air months. and meet
tural land has been linked whani
that attempt. to break the fickle recoil in
breaking the plows. Winter wheat will
wobbly be a total failure maul _a repetition
“at the great iaminele certain. I‘
An Insane lsaa at Large.
MOO-p.013. io.-Arthur A
”tho-lib, a “New York millionaire who
beeuauflerinefrmn a mild iorm oi in
panity, escaped from Buell'n eaIIiierinm
Alarm reward is odered iorhhn
Moraine,
Glam-titans .
'Lmtsitoca Oet in—Mnnauwmm
n Rom Hauler-on
mmmnmm
III VAIfiIfiOTBI 8T. IIIIIIE. '
some
TIIE ALASKAII BBBBBABI
Great Britain Trying to Get a
Slice of Our Arctic Shore.
WET. IIIJABADWUTBDPOIIIT
nun» Dal-labia Contend- ‘l‘lInt tha lbw
"no Is Not Comet and Conn-Mona!
llave nee- Appointed by the Two coau-
irles to Rattle tho Duration.
WasuIsoros. Oct. "Ir-When the United
States bought Alaska item the mpevov oi
ltnnuain it"? it accumulated two lively
quarrels with limit Britain—4hr: anal qnw
tionand the boundary betwun Ale-based
13min!) Columbia.
The cuntroveray regarding the boundary
linehaanow reached a stage where each
eminent hauplniinted.» mmmlsxionel’
fie Mush nppointw- is the chief astrono-
mer of the Royal College of Canola: for
the United Stilton. Pmleswr 'l'. (7. Men-Jen
ball. superintendent of the am and
geodetic survey, has been IIIIIIIeIl by the
president. They will meet in Moutrenl,
probably next month.
The line in vli-Ipute was laid down origin-
ally in the treaty twtween Itllxsin and Great
Britain, executed in 11125, and in there do
Ieribed as Iollmvls: “Commencing from the
wuthormnoel point oi Prince 0! Wales in-
Iimd. which point lit! in the p'm’illel of 5‘
legat to ruin north latitude and between
tin-121M and 1."th ch 14': of weal longitude
”up rinlinu at Greenwich), the mid line shall
ennui to the north along Portion-I chan-
nel II. for as the 33th deg. of north IotituiIB;
irmII this the line shnlilullow the summit
of the mountaina parallel wthe coast on tar
m the point 0! interception of the Mist deg.
. of Went longitude, and finally the mo
ridinu line of the Mist deg. in its pl‘lonxn-
lion “5 far as the Frozen mean. "
What “Coast" Means.
It was understml first rim! the inland
called Ell?
long wholly to liumin (now. by this eel-v
(lion, to the l'lIiicd Emu-s).
Swami. that whenever the summit of this
mountain» “hich extend in a directlon'pnr‘
allI-l to the coast, from the (nth den. of
north latitude to the [mint of inwm'clllm
OI the Hm tit-g. III went longitude. elm“
prove to be at the distance of more than ten
marine leagues from the ocean, the limit
MWt‘t‘ll the British “Imwione and the
line ol emu \Vllls‘lt in to belong to Russia,
asnimn‘mentiunwi. v.lnill be Iornmi by a
line pumllel to the winding OI the wrist.
and which shall never tamed the Iliwtanoa
of ten marine leagues therefrom.
At that time the interior of the country
was but little known. hence the insertion
o] the alternative line, “It‘ll Ilmriue lenguee
(mm the mast. " Britt-r mpmintnuce erh
the territory but developui the lace thnt
the then supp-nod range of nwuntainn pm»
allel to the coast elm not extol,” theother
line must be established.
There will not be much dimeully in lo-
cating the line alter the nwuningnf the
word ”cmtet” has been Agreed upon. Here-
In lies the only probable important palms
of dillervuw. The British min-.111: Insert
that who: Is meant in the “ankle line of
the fringe III islands skirting the «out. mid
toanppurt the contention will allege that
Portland ehnnuel wits named in the treaty
by mistake; that Wllnt wzu meant mu an:
other arm of the sen some miles to the
weelwnrd. Another point made by the
British oilicinlain that Portland channel
does not extent in the faith deg. of north
intiuule. and therefore could not. have been
meant.
A Valuable Territory.
The United States commissioner wiilcon-
tend that the "£063 " line means the main‘
land, not that of the outlying islands. He
will awn that at the time the imty was
made the channel was helluva to extend on
high an an 1 by both [nu-(lea and wav
used advisedl
Mount St. Elias in at the beginning of
the north and south boundarica oi Alaeka;
it notinthe erect cunwroiAlaska, but In
just one mile from it. lie height. is 17,201
feet. The British may lay claim to this
mountain.
‘The hounifiry question." said Protest-or
Maudenhall yesterday, "onuhtw be settled
soon. The torviwryis uotknown to be
valuable. There are reports of good Inin~
era! iinds. but. they are not verified. ll
they-houldturnout to be true at course
theaettlemeut will be that much mam»
cult to make. We could have agreed with
Beginnd about the seals in two minutes a
quarterol scenturyago; now men! years
are required to reach a nettlement.
emptyinxlnto ibemeamadbnumot
thirty miles, establieh those points and
than unite them ivy-hornetraisht
Oieonrseth‘uinepontbetheory that the
eIIastoithemainlnndhriahenaathebase
olthethlrty muesopemmflthatlsn
doucthelerrluwy will scarcely be worth
3
contending lot. If the island line be taken ’
it will cut oil (mm the United States the
greater portion of the mainland including
Juneau, the largest city in Ainslie."
, Palmer! in "Port Hall."
Petunnrnu. Oct. 101- venue-clou-
Irina the dim oiadrug.Cbpterurieo
ama,
known as”Fnrt Hell." at on Spruce-turd.
by the nonhum- police on were»:
night and died at the Yhiiadelphla
yeatesday alternoon. Prom hie story told
91min a few m’alutee oi
and from the ding-nah oi All:
a opium poi-onion. the police author»
became convinced it was a murder.
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