Fighting" ldkhigan's Electoral
y~ Law in the Snprcrue Court.
Al ' mon'rm POLI’I'IOAL CASE.
"runner-n " "- 'tlra
' '0‘. “the M on the Presidency Will
; W I. Dhldml~xow Ynlk I»
' m Indian-to Judge Author-I.
WASIIKGTOI,Oct. munch-owls”
Inprrme court heard argument onthe can
'npp'led from the supreme wart oi Michi-
, Ian involving the eonuirutlonallty of tho
ll'vl providing for the election otpreaidru—
flal docto- in thit‘atate by district. The
. plaintfll'n' are ll. M. Dnlllold and
I. A. Baker; the defendant’s. Attorney
littoral A. A. Ellis and UttoKirehucr. W.
H. B. Miller, attorney grnml at the United
Staten. madea brie! argument against tho
Validity oi the state low.
At the last reunion of the Michigan legit
latureo law was passed dividing the stalk
into two districts. each 0! which was to
electapruidential elector. and each wn
Maldiotrictwaaalaotoelectoueelect
or, time making up the quota or the state.
The plaintilla in this case are the ill-pub
Jinn nominees for ore. They applied
”Blacker, as 0! state, to incur
thenotice of election uenal under the old
law. alleging that the new I. was unconr
dtnfional. He refused, and they aned for
I writ of mandamus. The Michigan an»
pram-court overruled the petition, hold
in; the law to be valid and constitutional
Theraeetben carneto the supreme court
at the United States.
llllier'a Argument.
“argument of Attorney General Ml]
ler was unexpected. He did not appear in
his olllcial capacity, but at an ordinary at
lorney at the required of Mr. Dulliehl. But
in view of the pmident‘s suggestions, in
his message to congress last winter, about
Ibeduinbélity o! unilorm practice in tht
malla- ol‘ choosing presidential electors
and in view of the relations between the
president and his attorney general, Mr.
Killer’s remarks posses unusual signifi
(Inca. In the course at Mr. Kirchner’:
argument he had inflated that thecasc
should have no standing in court for
the reason that it was the result ofacon
apir'acy by the Republican party to drag
the supreme court of the United States int;
politiu. Mr. Miller pnld some attention It
this assertion in his remarks. lie sold in
part.
“I am periectly well rrwnre that the poo
pie have been robbed by unjust apportion
ment by the party to which I behmg a:
I!” as by the party to which I am opposed.
and it is high time that the courts should,
once [or all, any- to the wortbim. ‘It is just
as much larceny to steal a political right
as It in to steal private property! Hamel
aaythatltthia cure in hereloancbawny
“that the court may properly take hold
of it, it is not only tln- duty but it seems tr
me the highest opp - for tho mutt tr.
aervothecountry .wl p In pun-we it:
“Now, I want to call lrlirullun to tlu
Iacttltat it was the maroon 0! the (rumor:
o! the constitution that in the election oI
guide“ the states should not and should
repmcnted as states: that there was 0
purport to mointuin the dual character at
the government in that regard, andlhal
this la a provision for state action and that
it was doneon purpose. That it was de
rigour! that the stator should act nppenn
than clnrly in what lmmr-diately follow:
in the section of tin- original constitution
and therectiou o! the twelfth amendment
having left-mums to this nutter.
"AMprovIdinu for the oanvaadngol' the
vote- and the declaration of the man. it
then provides tor the case where there is m
denim by no election by the honae at top
reuntatives. and bowl By rep’rmum
tir- oI dim-iota? No, but
' hove one vote.
“It. in state action not only In the original
W at the culmination. but the noun
provision It carried Into the Twelfth amen/d
‘And In choosing the pro-idem tbt
vote-than be taken bymtbe repre
mutton truncach state having one vote.
'1'- It” ”It lb litaten.
mfigmmokuu&mmwm
to out lulu, lathe laugtraxt
at My“ platform at twat; year!
ago 'rarnlt the question to eonxmateuu
Wt it run elurlytbe put-pone u
nudpremrv'o atatelction. This.
W iuJuutlea amyvnnyuu and
lullllrmtbatvmlle the «thorium
ll!
yard the putter oi the m!
u.‘l‘.r.“l.lll|er ~— My
quatknuaanavernbuhlmt
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‘ orangutans rt null.
w
”alwa-
Ilt the Republican, Democratic, Ptohlblv
tloa.l’eople'a and Soot-limb” partie-
Inehchprlntadlnalcpanlc «Numeral
the sixth column la-eelnpoaed ot blank
apnoea. Here the votera may write the
annaotanypermtheymaymttom
{unprovidlnx the name- arenot already
mintoduponmetlcket.
new YORK aéfirnucms.
N ' ‘ ‘ {or Chill Junta-OI
the Court a! A; peak.
N" You. Oct. 13—41:: meet lurpor
taut political owning held here in crane
time war that of the Republican atate oom-
mltlee for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for chlel' juntleool the court at
appeal; The committee met at the Filth
Avenue hotel and heard the claims made
bytlte friends of Judges Height. of Bul-
Inlo; Andrews, oi Syracuse; Romney and
Martin, the four candidates (or the poll
tiori ‘
0n the find Ixrllot Judge Knight received
three votes and Judge Romney two votes.
Later Judge Romney’s name was with
drawn, and the final vote was twenty—nova!
for Judge Andrew: and three {or Judgc
Knight.
There were thirty members, of the com»
mittee present, the absentcen being [nun
the Ninth, ,Rlerenth and fifteenth die
mm
Judge Andrewa, the nominee, has his
home in Syracuse, N. Y., and has occupied
a out: on the bench ever since the bench
was organized. lie is past sixty and hm
been in the court oi appeals since its estab
linhmont, being one 0! the first elected.
There was achnnge of electora anuorrnoed
at the meeting, the mum: of Edward A.
Durand having been commuted lorthat
M William F. ’l'horne, of Albany.
a-
I". Registration In New York.
N" YORK, Oct. 12.—Yestcrday was the
first day of registration in this city. and
when the day was over the names 0! 90,09
rota: had been secured. This shows a do
crease from the registration of the first day
in 1&8, when 95mm names wm enrolled.
The registration 0! the first day of luau-ed»
long years was: 1889. Irwin; M “Mil, and
1591, 70,147. Grover Cleveland registered
at the Thirteenth election district 0! the
Twenty-first assembly diatrict. which la to
be h'u future home.
Cbattanoocl'o Election.
Cul’r‘l'nxmzoa, Oct. 12.— Chattanooga
elected acren Democrats out oi eightplder
manic candidates, securing control of the
city government for the tint! lime in the
Qty’e history. This law! is taken as sig-
nlflcant ol the n-sult oi the prwidunlinl
election. All mot 'i'cnueszico Ilzul hirllertc
been Republimn.
, fimklyn‘n Ilealatmtlort.
BROOKLYN. Oct. ll—chtcnloy was the
first oi the (our days appointed Ior tt‘ 47‘
istration of town; In Brooklyn. on.r . : ~I
availed rim-wives o! the pl’ll’llrgr- .n
comparium With the first day’s mzlm;.uun
of previous yearn there were 60.9.23 in Nil,
53,(xl3in um. 31,511 in 1&0 and 53,731 in was.
Wadauorth Komlaatcd.
BATAV’IA, N. l'., Oct. 12.-llon. Jama-
Wadsworth, oI lrivlngstrm county, mu
noonimoualy nomin..r.-d (or mum-ass by
the Thinicth distmt l.r;.:-.‘.y‘.im-.....
Bartlett for (‘ongreaa-
Kim Yum, Oct. l‘l.4»l"rnnklin 1). Bow
no was nominated as congressional rt
annually; by the Democrats 0! the w“...
”Worm! district but! night.
Jinan.” by (Io-m
Notation. Conn.
Charles A. Rtlm'll was unanimously noml
noted tor "(1.”:ng at the Third district Rt»
pnblican eon w or ion.
Dillon by Ania-ration.
Burnozrour. Conn. Oct. Ill—"on. Fred-
erlct Miller was nominated by acclamatiou
{or ”gm-n by the Republican 0! the
Fourth district.
Donnie-rid” Again [locum
CREAM, Oct. 13—bit. Wham-lire has
again declined to delivvr the mam motion
at the daliuuion oI Wurld'a lair building
next week. lt in bellowed that hi: declinav
tion In Ilnal and elm the voice at the elo
quent Kentuckiau will not be heard In
Chicago next week. The tluva (or recurring
anhatltnte {or Mr. Breckenridge on the
W buxom by. and trout precept
Indication- Channeey M. Depart will do
llmtbeonly oration otthe day.
Hm lrnall lot Milan.
GL‘Tfllml, 0. 'l‘.. Oct. 12.-—'l‘he Kiowa.
Corn-ache and Apache trllua hart
finally agreed to treat with the government
r Innervation: mth of hm. They
In: film Dean larder...
Mr. Clonal. Conn, Ont. 11~Wllllnm
nderarmflboywbommldtoharedled
Drink Canned Illa Death.
rumour-um, Oct. lR-Thc coroner‘s
Mount-room amour cum 7.
am. the TacomuWanh.) male-tau
dealernvu canned bydrlnkandnotby
Wmmm. Oct. mum. on
man. um Brew-will
m
m rumour. or. note.
commutation: n1:
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morn pug TREISDI
Carnegie Officials Indicted with
the Homestead Strikers.
IMAGE]! mo: HEADS TIE LIST.
lob-fl I“ William Phllu-rton Alan lac
ctr-and In the True urn» round by on
and Jury—no Trenton "dict-rant
Inh- Thirty-cu Ion for ‘I‘rlal.
leblmo, Oat. lax—The grand jury altr
ling in the treated cam rtgnlnat Homo
lead ltrlkera and the murder and oonnplrL
«reliant-tannin» n. c. Frlek. win-n
other edict-hot tbeGarneglo Stallion»
play and the Pinkerton detecting baa
bought in true bills in all the m
Alter the charge to the grand juryby
Chief Justice Parson in the treason curl
it was thought that the murder chroma
would be postponed, and when the jury re
ported on them also it came in e nature
of a mrprise. Chief Justice non, oi
the supreme court of this state, and Judge
Kennedy. or the county court, occupied the
bench when the jury entered the courtroom.
The courtroom was pukcd with spec
tater-a. Foreman Berlin presented thefindv
lugs, which. after- exnminntinn by the
judges, were handed to the clerk of the
gonna.
The Hon Involved.
The indictments for treason involve
thirty-one defendants They are Hugh
O'Donnell, John Maillot-tie, David Lynch,
Thomaa J. Crawlord. llarry llnync, Elmer
F. Bail, lieury Bayard, 'I'. W. Brown,
George Colgan, John Coyle, Jack (Tlifl'onl.
Dennis M. Curb, William McConeghy,
"Incl Cummings, William Combs. John
Dlfl'tln. Patrick Emu, W. ll. finches,
Matthew Harris. Reid Kcrmv-dy, John Mll-
lcr, O. S. Senrlght. John Murray, \l‘. H.
Thompson, Martin Murray. llugb Rom,
W. 'I‘. Roberto, George llylnmloamltloorgr
W. Boner.
The charges 0! murder agnlnvt ll. 0.
Flick and otlwr Carnegie officials are (or
the killing at George. W. Rum-r. John 8.
Morris, Jim-pl: South and Silu- Wayne,
whose death multed [mm the riot. The
true bills nua- ngninst ll. (7. l-‘rick, I". T. I".
lmejoy. Kobcrt i’inkvrtOn. \l'illinm Pink
erton, J. A. Potter. W. S. (lorry, J. G. A.
ldnhman, C. W. lluhlrll, W. ll. Burt,
John Cooper, l". W. Hindu. Nevin Mcl'ou
hell and James llovoy
In the cousp'lmry names ll. C. Prick.
George Lauder, ll. ll. Curry. Irishman.
Olin Chilling Iron-joy, L. t‘. i’hippo, G. A.
Corey, J. A. Potter, J. l". Don-y. Moron
prll, thePinlu-rtous, (‘oopvn lh—ddell. Fred»
prick Primer, Burt and Ililulo are tho-lo
Icndantu
In the aggravated riot mm true bill:
In mumul again“ Friek, Curry, ln-lih
man, Inn-joy. '5. C. l’hlppu. ““1!th-
Couucll. Cooper, Hedda“, Primer. llurt and
Hindu.
The indictment against II. C. Prick and
others in the murder first are squxmtv
making four in all The proemutor in ”it
murder cows in llluh lbw, ng‘rirn".
there my chargers of mum. r, tun: . x-Ill
opiracy anti nunrumtul rink.
The Frill l'l nl. lrullrtmflrt.
The indictment against the Form-trio om
rials in the mnxpinwyczws Is a lruullt}
document, Cuttlprlslug ten typo \l'illam
plgra. Among nth" thiugrv it ma Iorth
puma-ruins ll. C. Prick and the otlmn
named the Iollnvring:
That they did unlowlully. Iahwly out!
maliciously conspire. wmhinr, coninlvmtt
and agree together to depmm. lon'vr. km
and diminiub wages. price soul compenrn
tion oi labor of diura persons employed by
the le‘gll.’ Steel wruputry ”Indian."-
lhen and tin-re rloso up the mid steel maul
ulnctory, and to 00380 work and opomtinm
thoroln.an& thereupon to votive-y and calm
to be lent 2.1!) rut-n and upward, armed
with guns. mvolrerv, pistols. kniven and
other deadly umpooa, to overnvre. intim’r
date and frighten divers pontoon In the said
town-hip ol llidlin, who were then lately
duping“! by the said (‘amvgh- Sim-I com
pull}. to Invmlv the said township uI Mil
Ill) and to attack the mid lwl‘mtlln u'lu
were then lately below umployi-ri. and tr
drool oil and dlecbarguthr-uhlgunsnnd
WWI} Who‘ll“! will” the botliml oi
the all! persons who were then lair-l * be
fore employed by the raid Carnegie .‘teel
company (limited).
in regard to the fight on the morning at
thud“) the bill nose the rlr-IwulnlrtanM
noun-cl and arlviw nu- llumllrm. “
The bill In the nmrnwnml riot cam
against the (Termino- oak-lulu dimin Very
little hum that In IIu-mmwimy notion,"
oeptthat It rpm-Hm that m [announce ll.
thallegetl mime: llle :tIlt-gul unlaw.
M aid act: «m umtrulttml.
I'll Iltllawln (an.
Wrmrrorox. Oct. lawAllomey ("tuna
Burke,“ llrooklyan In thin city for
were at arm-ting (24mm Eugene dc
Ill lorries. llr. Burke rays that home
dlately alter Colonel Dbl-pliant. who bar
been summoned to appear helm the Non
York mod Jury. comm-n on indict
mom will be lound anrlthe count will In
annual. Mr. Burke while in War-bloat»:
will lie the Chlorate minbutn.
“In to "l“.lll "all.
ltrrr 0mm. Orr. Ill-«Bob Fllralxn
mou- alllred lthflmtllnrelnamlmt u
t Jim Hall at catch '14qu Mac tbr
ynrpie eluhgthla city. nlnmt Feb. l for
p...“
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flared-WM
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053, W “first”: (‘ataula
{Jar-u, Intuitive lenient: homily»:
Mmbya'l'erarmm
“ain‘t-alumnu-
Walnut-4'» he“ tin
new nun-Wm . W
My aanaa borlluaul m hon
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motto is
Neatnesa,
, Accuracy and
Low: Prices.
The Emmett» Frrrlerlek will not Mt»
queen cl England at llnlmoral thi- year.
The fifth IIIy‘flWPfl, convention of tho lb
1 mute council oI the Catholic Mutull Bun-
‘rrlntion Inlrr cumin" In Montreal.
’1". ulnatltntlonallty oi the linker ballot
III' In to he mm! in tlic immune court OI
Pcnrnylvania. ‘
Secretary Furor llllllnutml thntGeorpo
B. Sloan, of Oawvgo, may to tundra mist,
not marry a! the (marry.
Pinball-tor amoral \l'annmakar unr-
outcd ominous [or an oer-m mall-anion
bemoan New York and Bur-nos Anon.
Jennie England, llgrdciglm-eltmf llloorn-
field, It. is believed to have been kid-
naped. Shr- rvcently married her hall
uncle.
Over thirty-live com 0! marl-t lever and
diphtheria are minnwl in .lnnlata. a aub-
ltrb oI Alwom The public achool ha.
been cloned.
Hurley and Courtney, 0! New York,and
Evans and Smith, at Syracuse, the [our
young rloapemrlou who attempted to rob
the Keyatono h’utiorml hunk, of Erie, P...
were bound our to court In no» bell
each.
Adam llaukner’a thrvoyenrold non and
M. C. i‘lurnmer’u flvoymrold I0!) per
lslred in n burning barn in Waucoma, la.
Erlpmu Monomers Sell and Galloway
were loudly injured bya collision on the
Rio Grands railway near Snlidn, Colo.
Conductor Young and Flmnrun Ash wen
lxrrllyinjured. .
A reward ol Miran bum uttered by the
national board at underwriters for the ar-
mtoltheinoendlarywhoretouflrellonu-
l tallncry at Format, N. l'.
ship William A. Campbell. Iron
Port Torrnltend for Queenstovm, war aban-
doned at sea. The captain, his wife and
child and eight of the crew. who put to sea
In a small beat. on running.
The house oI John inning to Canon
daiguu. N. Y.. was destroyed by lire and
his wile cannot be found. She Is Ina-Ire.
I’Mmaster General anrumker tanned
an orthr to postal employer-II prohibiting
them from making, ‘" ' ’
or private lulornmtlon obtained by them In
the discharge of their dutirn This is to
prevent “grew goals" men Irnm obtaining
mailing linls.
Imu‘uilimnrth hrreported to be danger
only in. lie is ninety your-a old.
Emperor William is visiting Emperor
Francis Joseph in Vii-nun. As usual, the)
mud each other with kw.
Two Czechs, by nume- Antoreh and V0
bola, wow armor! in Munich. charged
with trying to blow up Emperor Franci-
Joe'wplr's tmin Inst spring.
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A woman slaughter"! tn til-axon Altar
the «lurk the Ripper I‘Mhton.
(luoumw. Oct. Ill—The most horrible
murder in the criminal history ot this city
was committal last night at Wont
a Villa on tho Albert mud, In l’olluhhlelda
on the outskirts of Glasgow. A woman,
still unidentified. no mutilated utter tht
moth-idol Jack the Rippernrnn dismem-
bered, and the please o! her body were bur
led in the villa amnion. Mcllwan, the gar-
donor, who doubtless l-r guilty 0! till
crime, hon (“summon-d.
irrnflowor bed, from uiiirh the ,‘
had been Rllmfl'tl, the police found about
two feet under gruuml the mutilated head
and unjointed arm of a woman. In an
other similar lied tlu'y uncovered tht
trunk. It was absolutely tit-mill of all In
ternal organs.
lknlrle the trunk was the woman's lull
arm. alno unpilntal. In another flower bet!
they found the mining organs and the
legs, unjoiuted. an wore tin- arms. The
trail It'd from this but but! to a toolhouao
There. undvra pile of rubhlnh and tools,
Iran I bloom! box mooning a (fitment at
a large saw, the teeth still dotted with
fit‘flh and blood and wrrrnl lmnller picco-
ol the woman‘s body. The [mllce any that
the box war used by llcllwnn lu tron-upon-
log the limb- and the organs from his
room to the garden.
A Iearch of McErrau'n mom revealed
moral m, appnrvntly unused for noun
time, and an ax. reccntl washed, but vtill
allowing lllxbt blood a no.
The pollu- ray that Mellwan had Ilttlt
money and will noon he captured. The
rr'omau'a body baa been put together or
well an Wilde and new lint at the morgue
”tolling humiliation,
'l'Hl BASEBALL trio-mo.
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The local authorities are eorr
nuns pron-r mum
An upped will he made to the m board
pr noun
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Pmpared with scrupulous can. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kagc makes two large pics. Avoid
lotions—— and insist on having the
NONE SUCB brand.
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Bank Vaults.
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ISDMD In unzllvay'r pre-
serve their contents.
150m“ in Lynn, Hana“ aluce that at d
where 8) ol our notes were Inhjected €331.33
beauxrauennng their mnlenta.
Lil MPION RECORD also in the Great
Chi Elm In nm. In the Great Boston Fire
in] “and In all the great llree alnee. Sam
torrlrculars. Agents wanted. a: lam
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Watches.chains.l:hanns.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
1le. .IDHISDII & column.
untangle 8t.
cm mu. scorn. Brooklyn, I. I
Thus far our goods delivered in South Xor-
walk have given general satisfaction, and our
method of Dormer“ i- highly uppmiatnl. Pull
mmrmaulan can be hurl 0! our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l0 RAILROAD PLAI‘E.
scum would curt}:
C ra d d u c k ’ 5
ID. III VISIIIIITDII STREET
The People’s Inlet.
ALL KINDS OF PRIMK MEATS AND
Fill-ZS“ VEGETABLES IN THEIR
8!.‘808.
(live on a trial and you will become a ate-d!
mer.
Hard Times "Prices.
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SEPTEMBER 29th
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BEIEIIII. DDDIIBEB.
8mm Dtprrtmerur for I ~
and Instrumental Instr,
In, languages.
(”certificate adqu to Walla-lay and V ‘
SPECIAL Minoan
Primary Classes
For Little Children.
Semi for circularn.
Miss Baird’s lnstilut
BOARDING AN I
DAY SCHOOL
nomugh mm of study In the 1..
Brain:
tune. MW
THE menu
This School for young Lorilee and . .
reopens on
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22
mum-1: an"... “mm...
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motive and pgtltable. m 2 ea y
Ap lication to th ad ' .
may}: be who; fimégé'n‘l‘g 3;“
ac .
(‘trclrlaru upon application.
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BUSINESS DDLLES-
STA-'03”. (7031'.
A live. progreaslve lnrtltutlon for the w
traininuo young men and on women
basilica. Its thorough ӣ53m u -
oda. compktceqnlpmengand alum: corp.
instructors have won for It the-confidence
the nblrc. Branches taught: Book-k ~
Ban ting. Penmanship, Correspondence, ‘
hnarl. Tywwrltlnriiptrcbltorture. German '
Engish studies. n the entire ear. 6
was minted lognod position. {all ope
Sept. am. Send tor illustrated mtal A
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m Wool Ivonne, Booth Nor'alk
lithium. Wllill' J. HAIL ml Wm
trust. N. V ml?
£23;
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