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_ All Other Booms Held Back For
His Answer.
reconstructions prelim.
lie bands a somewhat Pointed liepiy In
Anew-ruinous" Appeal From His Ad-
mirers advantage-Lockwood? Mn la
n."'“.
Sana-mes, Sept. lad—"There is no sit:
nation. and there will be no situation un-
til William O. Whitncy’ arrives in New
York and gives his ultimatum. "he says
no, then there will be a bustle on the part
of the prominent candidates and undoubt-
edly the springing up of new candidates
that would prolong this convention over
Thursday," said a party leader this morn-
ing.
This view of the situation is concurred
in by every politician on the ground.
The convention met again in the Casino
rink, where Governor Flower was nomi-
nated in 1891, shortly alter noon today.
The decision of Mr. Whitney was expect-
ed to reach bars haters the convention
met. The candidates in the iield besides
him have little chance to work up their
individual booms and will u'liitedly ask
for an adjournment, so that a canvass
may be made. This will bring the nom-
inations for governor late into the night,
and following that will come the courses
for tho oiilccs oi lieutenant governor and
judge of court of appeals.
For those oillccs few names have yet
been mentioned, and another remiss will
have to botakon probably until Thursday
so as to allow the delegates to present the
names which are as yet stored away in
vest pockets.
If Mr. Whitney says no, Mr. Leckwood
of Buflalo will come into the fluid as a
prominent candidate as against Frederick
Cook, John Boyd 'l‘hachorand Judge Gay-
nor. and too light will be a lively one.
The friends oi every one of the candidates
are extremely ooniidcnt. ’
The Gaynor Mystery.
The Gaynor boom. which languished
during the morning boonusooi theailegn
tlon that Judge Gaynor would not con-
sent to run. and that his telegram of last
night containing such information was
evidence of that fact. had a revival when
the Associated Press gave the leaders is copy
of a telegram signed by Judge Gaynor in
which he minted all statements sent out
last night from this place concerning his
affairs Mr. 'i‘owns, who gave out the tcl‘
egram Monday night, said when shown
Judge Gnynor's reply. “I understand it to
mean that J udgo Gaynor did not intend to
intimate that he was not» candidate, and
that such constructions placed upon his
messages sent here were incorrect. "
Lieutenant Governor Shoebox). when
shown the message. said: “i presume that
means Judge Gaynor is still in the ram.
Well, the more the merrier. "
Senator Murphy, who was with Mr
Sbcehnn at that time, said. "Those suv
oral candidates are all undecldcd as to
their own altitude. "
'l‘ho supporters at .luhil lloyd 'i'hacbcr
are rather enthusiastic over his chances.
but at the some time some of them seem
to be perfectly willing that he should no-
copt second place on the tlrki-t, providing
Mr. Whitney's tin-.wor is ullirmnlivr. but
contend that it that mtntlolnan nnswcrs
in the negative Mr. 'l‘biu-llor is the logical
candidate of the party.
’l‘llo Lockwood boom is still ill a state
of apathy. Mr. Lockwood will not ubso
inlely dociaru his intolliions, and the
Eric propls nro tin-rotoro a little at son.
liy inl- tlw brightest of booms. cxclusivo
oi uourso oi Mr. Whitney's. is that of Mr.
(look of lllli'lii‘fili‘l', ln'r'uilw ul prom-m. lu-
ls favored by lluili N-nninr Hill and Mr
Shocbun. Mr. Hlleohan will oi coursu be
(or Mr. Lockwood if Mr. Lm'kwuod is a
candidate and is presumed by Eric cnlm
ty, but. at the some time the lieutenant
governor believes. as docs Senator llill,
that Mr. limit is the strongest candidate
yet nmnlioned. It is urged that thorn in
u very largo iisrnmn Vulc ill the state
which is usually Republican. but which
would be nblulnvd for tho liarnnorucy in
case Mr. Cook was a candidate.
What Will Whitnsy say?
it is intimated hero that Mr. (‘ooll will
only be a candidate Wlli‘ll told to be Bu by
the ladders or his partr~that is to any.
timt Mr. Cook will either write a letter
dooiinlng the nomination or accepting it,
as he may be told to do by Senator lllll.
Mr. Murphy 01' Lieutenant iiovornor
Sllcchnn.
’l‘hu louder» urn divided. As has been
said. Mr. Flwchan and Sony-tor lllll favor
Mr. Cook's candidacy. while Tammany
and Senator Murphy are for Whitney it
Whitney will baVc it. All them booms
are at rest. Nothing can be determined,
pnd nothing will be done until Mr. Whit
any steps his not into New York city and
answers dullniu-ly the query which the
party lcmlcrs have to put to him. Mr.
(lib-0y, Mr. (Jr-immlns and Senator Mun
phy are quite confident that Mr. Whitney
will any you. urging that tho only reason
that he declined Minn-WM lmcauao ho ho-
llcvcd that Hover-nor l’lowur would tuliou
rollolninntioll.
(some Altar \Vlillnoy‘a Ant-mm
'l‘lm collimiitno on plntiorm met last
evening and rim‘tvd William ii. Hamilton
chairman. A subrolnlllittcn, bonded by
1). ii. (lriilln oi Wutcrtuwn, was appoint
cd in draft n platinrm and present it to a
naming o! ilw iuli mmmlttcc this nmrn-
ing. The subcommittee mot immediately
ailvr ndjournnnmt oi the full cnrnlnlttoe.
Among those appearing before it were
Mrs. (lmmlcai and Miss l-lusan ll. Ari-
lhony nl Rochester, asking for the inner
tion at a woman‘s will-ago plank in the
plutionn. ‘
Mr. J. Sargent Cram of New York left
last night in company of scvcrai Tammi»
nyitoa {or thn purpose of getting from Mr.
Whitney. upon his arrival by steamer some
than today, his ultimatum in regard to the
nomination for the governor-hip which
has been tendered him and which is the
principal {actor in the present uncer-
tainty.
A telegram from Rochester notes Mr.
Cook as saying: ”I have not said that I
Would accept a nomination for governor.
1 am not a candidate “
The boom of Andrew ii. Gram of New
York. crownptrniicr and present Niagara
Falls reservation commissioner. is an»
nuanced tor the govcmorsbip. His (Hands
claim him to be Just the man to settle the
amenities which are presented to the
convention in the prsunt uncertainties
iicisiamvn all over the state an his
abilityuul lion .and they claim an
ideal candidate in im.
litany slitt- ammonium
M»mam " . male
m
in to
Rlvnansan,‘!€. \Y., Sept. Modded“,
William J. Gaynor, in response to a rain i
grain from several delegates at Earnings
asking him to run. sent the following an-
Iflel’: , '
“1 know the people of «this state, and
they know me. i was born among them.
went through the common schools with
them, worked hard with them and grew
up with them, and I know that I now
speak to you their voice. It is that ovary
one among you stop inquiring and malt-
ing it a subject of condemnation or a
praise whether this one or that one has
chosen to live in the religion or in the
way of his grandfather and great-grandfa-
ther instead at his lather, and that you
prwccd to nominate some one who, when
elected, will stand tor and with the poo-
pic; some one who will not, when elected,
straightaway betray the people; some one
who. through the control of the prosecut-
ing officers or the state and the absolute
power to remove them {Or neglect of duty.
given to the governor by the constitution,
will give the blow of death to tho low,
base, ignorant and corrupt government
prevailing in some of our cities instead or
looking on as though he had no duty in
the matter; some one who will stop the
corruption of legislators and the degrada
tion at our oiilcial life by presidents of
railroad corporations issuing iron [lesson
almost without limit, and othcrwisc by
means of inquiries instituted through dis-
trict attorneys and grand juries in every
county 0! the state and putting the guilty
ones on criminal dockcts if it cannot be
done otherwise; some one who will try to
lift tho government up to the height of
the great heart and )ntcliigmxcc oi’ the in.
dustrious. patient and unselllsh people of
the state. '
“This do. and, mark you, the people
will not suflor your nonllnre to bobcatell..
If your convention speaks the language of
the people, they will understand it. Do
not nominate any one only because his
station as a private citizen is higher be-
cause powurful people or povvcriui combl- ,
nations are at his back. nor yet simply
because he has hold political nillcc, how-
ever high.
The Chinese Emperor Preparing
For Possible Flight.
HE WOULD WITHDRAW T0 RANKIN.
In. Chinese. 1: soc-nu, rul- That an Jase.
m form flay Occupy Their Capital.
No News From the China. Transports
Abandoned In Vain Bay.
, SHANGHAI. Sept. lad—it ismportcd that
most of the Japanese men-oi~war have
left the island at liaiyantan. Their des-
tination is unknown, and there is great
uneasiness hora regarding their whore:
abouts and intentions.
Tile Chinese no longer claim that more
than one Japanese vessel was sunk in the
battle oil the Yalu. They insist that a
largo' Japanese cruiser was succesciully
rammed and sunk by the Chinese ship
Chill Yuan before that vessel went down.
The Chinese declare that this statement
is supported by the testimony of eyewlt~
nsssaa.
Chinese agents in Europe and the Unit.
ed States have been ordered to purchase
forthwith any warships that am obtaina-
ble. Two serviceable Vessels were pur-
chased at liusnos Ayrcs on China‘s ac-
count prior to the Yulu battle. Many ves-
sels loaded with munitions of war arc on
their way here from Hamburg and other
European ports.
Following a similar action romantiy
taken by Japan, orders have been issued
from 'l‘isn-tsin directing that a register
be kept in «very district of the Japanese
rosidcnts, who are still numerous.
Chinese Emperor [lady to Flee.
BERLIN, S‘cpt. Sn—Tclcgrmns received
here from Poking state that ii the Japa-
nese should occupy Poking the emperor
will withdraw Willi the court to Rankin.
'l'he viccrov of Nankin, tho dispatches
assert. has already been instructed to pre‘
porn for such an event.
The Chinese clnpm'ora used to reside at
Knnkin, and it was not until the twelfth
.1 say to you that it is of more conso- century that they removed to Kambnlu
queues what your candidate has donc and , attzgcdrfgorhfll‘rl’lram-afoul?“0:21:10”ng
is capable of doing [or the people than: ward ”who“ the nylne ““34“" 1m t
:‘ibat tIho pepplebbnvo in the past (lonelier g is, the “pm“ of thennorth whcmlls Val:
m. i - " ‘ ‘
1y try 3,0111): figoflgfiéf 3; x?h:(:)o‘:&fthls kin means the capital oi tho south. Be
full. but um: the disposition displayed ""9“"me 1’0“” h" "We”? “‘m ‘n‘
toward me by some of your icllow dele«
gates i cannot}:
WHITNEY adulves. l
[is (‘nmn on the Mflontlc, Which Rosalind
Fire Isl-ml This Morning.
NEW Ynim, Sept. “ed—The White Star
line steamer Mainstic. Captain Peursell, l
from Liverpool. arrived off Fire island at i
2: 10 o‘clock this morning. ,-
Among her passengers is Mr. W. C!
Whitney. lax-secretary of the navy. His
arrival has been impatiently awaited (or 5
many hours by the state Democratic con-
vuntion.
lloy Attempts bull-hie.
Pliill'illENi‘l-f, Sept. flit—lino Hull. 10‘.
years old, attcrllpted suicide with pans}
green on m-cuollt of an incurable humor ‘
in his eyes. The bids {atbi-r. illllli'ltlll in
the some manner, hanged himself tilroci
years ago. a 1
l in hugs In “Irma-star.
Hum l'i~'l‘l"i:. Mars. Supt. L’d—«Fivuin-
cvndlnry iirv-s wore (ileum l‘l'll ill this city
last night bum-won ii o'clw'k and mid-
night. 'rlil't‘l! nu“. who :u‘lui suspiciously ,
and “mm (allowed by lilo i live escaped ‘
in a bout. l
.‘tlIu-ll “'unlwl Man Caught.
Lm A3i1l‘ll’l‘. mpl. :6. «Andrew Jack.
sun llami. n ill-inniltllg ox p'istuilico ill-
rpm‘lnr from Atlanta, for whom the whole
country has long bm-n mm had, was ur-
nmtrd born by u pusmllim ln~pm~tor from
Chicago.
Tum lhlhlrml lurinrrutwi.
lilns‘rul. ’i'cml. Hopi}. :12-,~’l'hc rosi
donoo of Mr. .lnmw lnuriwnunur, noar
Unto (,‘ily, m. has iu-vn burned down.
and two vblldrwl mot tin-it (ll-all) in the
iiunnrs.
l llairmrm Sir-vans Hurt.
Samxar LAKE. .\'. ii, Supt mum.
G. A. Stevens. chairnmn oi the forestry
commission. while niighting ironl a rur- ’
l’lnm‘. iail, ill-raking his kllDL‘ mp. .
Vite the diplomatic corps to follow him to
Nun kin, but it is believed that they will
prefer to go to Shanghai. where they will
have the Eumpvan warships at their dis
posai. _
The Japanese prince. Yamashlna. told
Ionic military men at Swincmumie the
other day on thooccmion of his visit there
to say iarcwcll to Emperor \i‘illlnm; that
be based his hopvs that Japan would be
victorious on the excellent condition of
the Japanese army and the abundance of
money patrioticnily placed at the disposal
of tho gm‘cl‘lllncnt by the Japanese nobil'
iy. He described the Chinese soldiers as
rather below the mark with regard to
training, arms and clothing.
Speaking of thi- German naval review,
the prince said: 'Yos, ii we had such a
llovt it Would soon be all over with L'hlna.
but our sailors. iiko yours, are good and
brave and have already shown (but tilry
can light. Therefore I hollow wo shall
soon prov-l our suprrioriiy to China at
am as poll as on the innd.’
Plan of invasion Mop! Scent.
Ynumuu a. Sept. 2d~No one new
doubts that lilo long delay in the Japa-
nvso military nmvunwnts is to allow time
for tho rmnpivtiun oi a grant. plan of inm-
sion. .l ny day may bring ncwn o! a but!
tie in lmniu-ru Roman and of the sailing
or {dunno Li‘iwprl i'ur sunn- point on the in
Mr (tuna! oi the gulf oi l’o chi-ll. but as
the drcisivo time illiprmclios the Japanese
= lillilmrltle-s grow mum and name do»! tn
Appeals for lillfll‘lliillluii.
’l'hvy frankly declare that survey is our
of lhoir chic! conditions of Sili‘COafl. This
bullet is not nun-cubic m the newspaper
vurrerlllnllilrnirs who bow nil-rmlyarrivm
(rum NIH Fruili‘lu‘u and who strongly do
, Sli‘i‘ to in- admitted iotin-runiidcm‘o oi the
uuvl-rllmuni.
\"Iml llo-cnuw n! "w Transports?
’i‘nlm», Supt. til-«Nuilllllg is known
born n! the roporimi silvcvssilli landing
of ('hillvw lrmlps ill the Yulll. ’i‘ho an
nlloso certainly sighiod tho (‘hinosu ilont
nil the high soils, and no transports worn
1 icon, citi-ur tin-n or during the ongug.»
mum-u Maya Ila Will llollw. ,
W.\~'lil\il'i|i\’, Supt. 2“.--.luim it Milli ;
van has lmgun n inrnwoil Stilt-«uh. At least i
be has unilmlnvml that ho will giro up
the lingo alter this season.
(lo-arral I‘ui naru's Duel. ‘
Every fli'liimllmy is familiar with tllO‘
story of "l’ninnm and ilm Wolf," but
horn is flllullwi‘ story nbmu. ibudoughty
ltlmilutinnnry gunnrni which is not unwell
known
Sumo (our yours Iwinm the our of Milo
ls-mlwwo l’ninmu uil‘mdmi n haughty
rcgnlar uiib-vr, who lmdml upon the pm. i
vinvinis with mnivlupt, by liswrtlng that l
i’bn lilill‘i‘ wm- as muragmuu itrl the {or
mvr. ’l‘hu lllspliln run high, and at length
llw Kl'm‘lrl mall-d limb-mint nakml Ill-om ,
iuily: .
"llnm you light. u lllwl with luv?" i
"Yuan. at any mnnwni," mmwrn‘d inn
pmvinvlnl nuljur. l
“'i‘hrn l rimllrngs- you,“ said the ilvu’
ii'nllilt. "i'immw your \i’l-Ilpuiis.”
"'I‘WU lulu» Hf ullllliiitfl‘ll‘l’ ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ml!) for )1)" ,
and «mu fur llu‘mlme ilm wvmmila l :
I‘llmlw,” snbl i’ninmn; "lim illul‘, tollinr- i
now morning in» Millflsv; llu- diplnnco, iii1
luli'vs; illu ltll'lliml. you in all on "no ling
and ion ilw ullwr. and a slow ("so at-
lnolll‘d to i‘llt'li to be lightvd. and this on.»
who sits iongvai in lli‘tli'l‘ltll'i'll tluevlctur.”
Tim llisiill'iliiiila \vns nmmyml, but was
rolnpvllmi in uvcvpt tin-strongommlitimm.
l’lmmm was to furnish till' Rugs”! puwdt'r
and tho lupus. and at tho nppnlniml time
the host lnurnluu llmy wvmnt tiltsdcslg-
lmtvd pliliii‘.
The combatants swim! till-Inspires, and
tho ilmtvus applivd totho lilfll’fi. As it
”Wm “Milli!“ along this ilcuii-nunt bmaino
enemy and turned mic, whilo the major
sat oompoml and smiling in the presence
oi threatvnvd dangr-r.
As the lilo drew mm the him the lien-
ieuunt’s courage iaiicd him, and in: anus
and ilcd, while his antagonist untrained
emu-d until the loan was carbonated. ’lfho
kegs wcmiiib-d with onlmlsi 'l‘bc ileu-
tcmmt almost died of chagrin—vulc-
Calendar.
nuéky‘m casual.
Energy and militant are not opposite
terms. it is the but? man usually who
is dimtcnted. When a person really
Vinita to do anaemia in the world Ind
puss attainments y, the cli’crt'givu
a was (not, “ also will.
with W .
merit. ii troops ware rvnlly landl-d. thu
”dipper-is probably kept (limit) to shore in
Cliillpui’itiit‘uly shallow watur, and on
l't‘ncilJlg the Void river oacvndcd it for
enough to be lllVlrlilllli to V'Usziulrlliiillu
oaiuury.
(‘ailnl to the Front.
lummx, Svpl. :3!i-(‘nptnin llubouiny.
a liritish atmcheo! tho .lnpancsu am»):
and ('nptnin Cavcndisb, an attache oi the
(”binder army in Kai-ml. with a number
of surgnum. are about to boom for the scat
oi war. 'l‘hi-y will nail on tho Mi‘llim'i‘
Mongolian lrmn Liverpool on 'l‘llursday
fur Canada and will trim-i uvcr iliuiflmw
dinn l’nriilv railway in \‘mn-nuvcr. win-re
they will embark on tho stonmor lilnpross
ui lndin for Asia.
Fourth (“lass i'oaiwnsturs.
ll'lsnmmw, Supt, filim’i‘lm following
fourth «aims pustnmsivrn were appointed:
MW \‘mlcr (‘bulnnng (.‘vnlcr. James
Dilly.
l’mumrivmlln ----- ~lim'liillllu, t‘, it liolmrt;
iluiwrcnp, livnry Young; 'i‘wnpklnsviilv,
ll. J. Low; Windham. A. U. Colin";
\i‘orccsior, W. A. Abbott.
Democratic Editorial Illa-wintion.
H.\il.\’i‘fl(i.\, Hopi. sll.~r1lxty Ilmmmmtlc
editors hint at the Grand i“niun and or-
ganism] a ilclmwrntlo editorial calamity
twn. Slcplmn l’urlwr of the donors Un—
zvtlc was elected president.
Jerry Hmpsnn Nominated by llamaorsts.
GREAT llsxn, Kim, Supt. 2!l.-'i‘ho
“chromatic colltml cmnmittao of the Nov-
mth congressional district nominated
Jerry Simpson. rim Populist nominee, for
congress. y _ ‘
liridcgrnvm l-iinni Kills Himself.
listlsvlms. ills. Sept. 20. wJohn
liradlcy conmniltcd suicide under pmullar
clrcumstancm. ill» was to have born mar
risd in the altornoon to J uiia Ackcrman.
Kll‘r-rl by "in firm 'I'r n flan.
Your new”. Kan . :‘npt. 21- «John Ko-
’ pants. in general nmrbnnt nmi tumor at
Arcadia. was latnliy shot by a gun which
be had out Mr burglars in his store.
“the Columbia Arm-pied.
Wasmsoms, rapt. so. drive Columbia
was {molly mounted by Secretary Har-
bors from the contractors.
m ,Wmmn Mm}?! I I, .
“whitewash" iatii
$12.
IT IS A Fonrumrn EVENT FOR $ l 2,
ANY Bl; SINESS HOUSE TO STRIKE
$l2.
THE PROPER TASTE. OUR $12.00 $ I 2,
FALL i‘UIT FOR MEN'S WEAR
$l2.
DOES IT.
a“
l2.
$12.00.
Sine will be llpen Evely lvening ilmil 8 O'clock.
W. A. BENEDIGT & GflMPANY,
SENT lNEL BUILDING,
Extravagance
Curtain.
May lie in
too little.
WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
I
paying too much for aching, or in playing
if you buy feed for less than we ask you’ll not get
as good quality-that’s poor economy.
If you pay more, you pay too much, because we
sell the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oats and
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Corn carefully screened irom dirt and
Pratt’s Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Horses and
Cattle.
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CHEAP MUSIC.
The August
Musicalllome'
is now ready. 'l‘hei-ontcnls are: “i‘oon's De-
light,” polka. Lamb: “collie Dsily's Dad."
song, Glenruy-Dumoni: "i Wonder if She is
True to Me." serif, Ambrlstor: "Le Chevalier."
waivzcs. iiowan; “Pretty May." song, Mc~
Clain;“lleuotlt Again."song. Flynn; 'Labt
Night.“ song. Kjaiuli.
8 us. and One Coupon
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We have also added
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Musical MonthIV,
which can be procured for
801s. and the Coupon.
The contrmls of the July number are:
Goldrn Ursst l‘ollia.
Just One More Waltz,
Lillian “Motto.
Tender Love That Never Dies.
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pi High Life. within European Palaces.” Only
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