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.IT ? n\r.\TfA rkAirv nwt viATnvi\rnii'R i n9..T\vij'r.vw
i > je rotuoval of the tariff would reduce the
price of labor hero lo iho stile that It Is in
Germany and other liuropean countries ,
n Irnralsratlon will never cease ns
long as the condition of things
in thin country promise * so muuli
bolter'hnn It does across the wntcr. i'ho
coming of those industrious Imtnleranls to
thU country alrtuios Industrial nctivlty , nnd
benctlt * thu farmer and manufacturer , even
though the Immigration boot onlv the lower
cln , whlloif It bo of the class of skilled
workers the help to thnso engaged In trade
nnd commerce is of greater extent
DmuorriUin Dorlrlun Illiiftlrnlril.
"Thov toll us that the coining nf these Im
migrants choupcns labor. Wlntt U tlio tnctl
How Is It that In splto ofthU contlnuoii com
ing wacos have uontinucd to lncro.no until
thov nro now hUhur than ever before , nnd
the purchasing power of tholr mnnov Is
Krautcr. miking the American wngoworkor
todiiv better fed , better clothed and In
ftlructcd than nny other wngowonccr on tno
face of lha gtobn.
" .I. Sterling Morton , Ihu democratic nom
inee for governor , says Hint yon should buy
In tlio choaftMt maruot nnd ell in the dour
est market , nnd In proof of his good faith In
llnil slntomont had 'JOO.uDJ circulars setting
forth that kind of iloclrmo pri'ited In Chl-
engd to bo sent hero utiJ distributed lions In
Nebraska ,
"Tho people's party candidate ? have sot
nlloal a Hood of fiiNosialomonls about thli
statu nnd the condition of the iicoilo | , not
only ol the state but of the nation , and It
would lake auvbody a llfutimo to follow
Hlong bohlnd them and knock down the llos
that tbov hnvo clielllatod In this cam
paign , ttmt lull about the vast mort
gage indobtcdnoiR of the people , nnd
uccinro In all fccrlousnoss that , there nro
mortgages on twleo as many hoiiuM i\s tburo
mo farms In the United Stales. I will veil-
turu thiil thn vtoullby man of Ibis city who
own the block- . upon blocks of line buildings
Imve willlnglv pieced mortgages upon them
ho that the/ could hnvo tnolr money for
something clso , us ttioy bollovo In llin future
of the state nnd of this ellv. Tnls very
building rotiresentH the confidence of its
oxvnqr In the future of this city of Oinulm.
Ho Is OHO of these wno have boon telling ymi
to buv In the cheapest tnarltot , but von will
notice Hint ho Invests his own money light
horn In this city.
"Thoy want us to go bark lo tlio days of
wildcat'tiinnov. . I li wo hero Bome of thn old
rlty fccrin issued bv th > city ol Ointhn
It 3uyH that cltj pronerty is pledged
for its reuomiitlon , butou MOO that
It ID still out , and it will May
out until ( laorirl blows bu horn. No
government on earth can crouto anything on
paper ex cc lit debt Tint btnini ) tlint ttia gov-
cniinciit puts on coin Is simply n stntcmcnj.
us to its lllicnoss nnd thn weight of llib
tnetul. In California they never rococnircd
the greenback us gnlu und quoted its shift
ing vnluo in the papers ovor.v day. The Con-
tlnnnliil congress issuoil $ ; W,000 of Unit kind
of money and it was not \\ortu a continental
after tlio wnr
Sontn ol tliu Curl rut IHKUOH.
' 'They also tell us that the volume of
money controls prices , but the difference bo-
twouri tlin volntno of money now as compared
with the population and iho "Mime compari
son of the days Just before the war show
the fallacy of that argument.
"Phey try to innlco us believe that all Is
going to collapse wllli n torrillc rr.iih unless
wo elect toolllco the candidates who uro ad
vocating their wild ideas. The ilumocrals
uro trying td work the nvuhloilion rnouel ,
when , us n matter of fact , ll has no moro to
do with this campaign than has the slavery
question , ana that , has bocn dead for
tlio past twcnty-llvo years. Tbo in
dependents want us to re-elect that ,
gloat reform leglslaturu of two vein , ago ,
Unit ovci rnn by Si.111 , 000 vho appropriations
of iho preceding loglslniuto , and sirtcu out
all the goo I bills Introduced and prevented
them fi oin coming to passage" . Thov enacted
a labor law that restricts ilia number of
hours ' to eight , except for the farmer's help ,
nnd'ho nas to work eighteen. They smj
the penitentiary bill must bo repealed , but
instead of doing ll , ordered n $ l,00 ) ( ) cell
. 'house to be built by the diiv oy the
Mate , whuu the contractor was
compelled by the terms of Ills roll-
tract to build it himself , and ho
was anlo to hire convicts from the state
atla cents a day , and hire them back to thu
state at $3 a day. Thut was reform with a
venpo.iiKO. Now they have the Impudence
to sav in their platform this year that penl-
tcntliry labor should bo abolished.
"Thoy diMnundeil the abolishment of the
Plnkertnn sv.siem , but Ignored the reeorn-
inondntlon of Governor Thuvcr to pass a law
covering thf.t pilnr.
"Thoy started the demand fur u railway
commission , yet ignored their bantlliii ! in
their platform this year. Thov demanded
Iho pasiaco of usury laws , but when thnt
bill was on It * pr.s airo in that telorni h-gls-
laluro. Speaker 12dcr ! and a lot of their
other members wore druiiK In ono of tlio
oil rooms in the basement of Iho cnpltol. It
is \volllocxpnso the hypocrisy of tli so in
dependents now , for they will all bo gone In
ten days from now.
"The republican early stands for jjood gov
ernment. for honest money. 1- need not
HPcnkof the candidates individually , for you
know thorn nil as well as I do , but I will suy
that If Ncnraska is to bo rehabilitated , it
Mill bj by restoring tlio ropubl ! nn parly to
power , and then you will have a good gov-
crnmunt , nnd ono that will bo economically
"
administered.
"America , " with variations , was then pro
duced by the orchestra 0n
, and after tbo ren
dition of that bit of republicanism Hon.
John M. Thurslou was Introduced to speak
on "J ho Republican Paily ; Its I'rlneiplos (
und Why It Should Lie Continued In
j'ower. "
PI JH lor Si > ln > r Tlionglit ,
"These ore thoughtful days , " said Mr.
Thunton , "those calm , autumnal cluys of r.d
presidential yoar. Tnov oucht to bo devoted
to patriotic thought aim action. When thn
American trceman oxorcuei his sovereignty
through the ballot box parlliunsl.lp should
not bit exercised at the snrrlllfo of citl-
yanslilp. If wo put Into 'the bal
lot box prejudice , envy nnd dl < -
content , then uro wo bordurlntr on a
dangerous couiso I do not bolluvo in fabri-
nntlon or slander. I bollnvo thnt nil political
organizations nrn formed out of nn honest
iJoBlio of people to bcucrtholr condition , anu
I Hhall address invsulf to the thoughtful men
\vhouio to turn the lulance of the VOIOH In
this camnaign , This has boon a year Inof
polttlriiUurprUoVeavnr ; ) hadonoin ( icorgia
und I had QUO myself , when II wiisnnnouniod
u month at-o fiom oiui end of iho country to
the other that 1 was to tukn the stump for
the pioplii'puny ticket. That is the party
of disappointed hopes , and I iiortnlnlv do ot
\Mintmybovwhcnho nydi my hlstorv to
llml that I was clnsscd
as u political failure
in H'U eriiun Amnricun your Iblii.
"Tlio .snttU-rs of thu early duvs croiied the
plums , sotno of tnom In nx teams ntidsnmo or
them on foot , wanting oven .ho necessltlm ot
life , and In u fL-w
yoari wo behold >
imi ohiingoi wrought us It bv inavic.
They have been uimlo batter otf 1C.bv
thalr few - bvmi
yi-ari or nccumulallon mill
labor I him was cvar hofoni ni-hlovod In two
contnricb unnur npy oilier conditions on top
ofitnrlh. Tlio chnrgo-i that have been made
bv these uufuinoiM of the fair immo and
credit of our beloved fctnto will do more to
iwep out crpltnl und gnod Immigration , Keep
Intercut on monnv liinh , and make loans
linrder to get , and has brought more dUtroas
on N < > bru kn by two
of
' years lndei > undont >
preacnlug than nil the grnsshoppcia , nil the
ilinulh. ull tlio hull stnruis nnd till the chinch
Diips that Clod Almighty Inlliclod
upon us In
n quarter of a ccittury. The only wny to
svcuru iho return of contldouco is to pnt the
llnol lofutntlou on ull thmu baseless slundurs
nv rolling up an ovorwhnlinlng nuijoiiiv for
thoeutlrii nMxiblieua tle < < ot , "
iilvrr ikmliitluniil riii.iiicr.
The Bocaunr then devoted liimsoll to Ibo
dUciisslon ot thu ilnaneml iiiostlon. | He
suld that tnoro was more iiblo-uoiliod Ignor-
ahco ou ( hat nnd had ocen more conscientious
fabrication concoriilin : It than upon iinv other
Dulltlcal quiBtlnn. Ho proceeded lo'rovlcw
tbo blstoiof Bllvur logUlation , nnil suld :
"Wo hud a Irco cnlnuge law from 17'Ji to
1ST ! ) , n period of clghty-ono years , n law that
Tiorialtttd the owner of un ounuo of silver to
tuico it to tlio mint and got tbo stamp of the
k'ovoin incut upon ll fr"o of cost nud unite his
war to use it on ho pleased During
tlioiu olgtity-ono yoira tuts was not in
ni'.v setieo u kllvcr producing country ,
and In all that tlmo lha total coluatrii of sil
ver dollars amounted to only 3,000.000. The
luw wus repealed in lb .t , and for iho nn.u
livd ' vrnrs thu only calutge was of sil
ver 'dollars. Thea u law was 011-
acted providing that the .government
Biiould nurchaso monthly ! 2iXX.000 ) ounces
ofsllriT , which should bocoluod and put III )
circulation. Thus the law roiualnad for
twelve years , and In 1V.K ) the law was
amended so as to provide for the purchauo )0f
4.MXMHJO ounces ninthly , to bo either coined
of uuvo silver ruftlllc.Uca issued In tholr
place , which wni praottcally the same as
coinage , with tl.o silver In Iho vaults lo so-
euro their rcdoniD'.lun , and In those lourtoon
years of silver colnn o tboro has boon coined
am ) put In circulation WW.OW.OIO.
The democrats wanted to piss n law that
would enable the owner of HTl1 * ounces of
silver to talu It to the mint mid have It
stamped , and then on.iblo him lo p.us It for
? l , atlhough U would only bo worth 0"
conU. "
Soinn InitoprilclPiit NnllniM ,
McKclghan , ono of lha mdepcndonl acol *
donli of ISO ) , bad slated In n speech at
HaslInes Unit ho voted for an appropriation
for tha World's fair managers indirectly ,
In tint ho voted to lot them tnKo
f I tOMK)9 ( worth of silver to the mint < ud
have lintamned , nnd It would then bn worth
$ . > 0OOiOJO ) , thus giving tnom $ l.UiU3J ( ) for
iioihliiL . And this sfttno Individual favors
ihrou-lng open this chnnco to all without
callliia it nn npnroprlptlnn , nnd thus In a
sliorl time maKe $ > VJJOJD,0'JO thnt somebody
would have to piv for soma tlmo with
American toll. This ought not to bn done
until il tariff wa4 put on foreign silver that
would bo equal to the difference between tno
vain * of Iho metal nnd the worth of the del
lar. Jf till * wa'i do-in there was tiardlv any
nno wnn would object to the plan to allow
nny ono to take their silver to the mint und
bnvn l ( cnlnol frco of charge
The banquet of the Independents opened
with the fatted calf served up for the return
of the prodigal In this city last July ? nnd
ended n * few duvs ago xuth ripe hen fruit
nicked in the elites of Ueorela , nnd It would
soon be no more.
The speaker paid a handsome tribute to
htpuhltcanism , and then teen thu democratic
party In hand. Ho declared that thu demo
crats thought that the prlnclpil thing was to
buy ihiugs chonp.
"If you wnnt to buy things cheap , " bo
said , "go to china , where everything Is
cheap , and min Is the cheapest of it all ; go
to Uujsin , where everything Is cheap , and
Where surfs grovel In wretchedness inde-
"crliinble. If you want ovorythirg unnatur
ally ch''ap , rotoombor thnt , mna la unnatur
ally cheap AS well. "
sonio Vi-ry Mtilibom runts ,
A ton of Iron ore , worth ! ) "i cents as God
Almlgnty gi\vo it to man , was followed
through thu nrocoss of man u fact uro Into :
mlnuto seraws , when thu ton became worth
f I011.000. 1'vorv dollar reproinnts the price
of Amoiicnn labor , nnd If the price Is cticiip-
cned it cheapens the prica of the lubur of
everv man engaged in its inaiiufuctuio.
This U tlio only linil from which no oml-
grant sots salt , nnd nn Immigrant from the
old country would accept n ticket to tlio hind
of his . bhth unless there win u return coupon
on it.
Trio year 1i > 9J daw the harvest of the great
est crop nf common and uncommon political
llnri ovur experienced in the United Stutos.
It wan frcclv nredloted that everything was
going up , nnd tno democrat.a nipors nro
still prcncnlny tlio 111 efloett of the MeKlnlcy
bill , while on the advertising pnges c-f the
sann pipers nro the tru'hful stories of the
merchants setting forth the fact lint never
before wore goods so cho.it > .
The speaker thanked God thnt ho old not
belong to a party thnt put a rooster at the
h ud of a column that announced nn Amor-
lean failure , but belonged to n party that
snld that there was no such thing as nn
American failure. "
Mioun | > y thn Onmis.
The retuins thus far compiled from forty-
live cltiorf fiom'ho census of lbU ! ; showed
that there are Ul2"i)0 ( ) ! ) men omplovod in
inanufuolorios In ihoso cities , as ngainst
! i,70JiOO ( men thus emplovod in the whole
countrv In 1SSO , or only mic-IUtb. moro In the
whole United States In IhSO that there were
in thoio fortv-Hvo cltloi in 1890 , nni ) the
smaller number were receiving lor their
vcar'H woric in 1800 $180,000,0 n moro than iho
lar-er number received in 1SSO. The average -
ago received per man in JISSI was SI51 per
yeir ; nnd in IS'JJ S" > 33 par voar , nn inc-roaso
of ' , ' 0 tier cent In ton yoar.i , and every statis
tical ropnrt shows the same thing in a
measure.
Tbo iiudlonco went homo verv happv when
tlio meeting wus llr.nliy dlsmlasad at a late
hour.
Will nl \Yu.ittliy ttitn.
G UVISTON : % Tox. , Nov. U. The will of the
Into John P. D ivies , a Galveston capitalist
who died n few weeks ago , loaves his prop-
ortv. valued at , f 1.000,000 , In trust to his
family ilurlng their natural llvo ; , nud thereafter -
after n part to local charities nnd a pirt to
the city council to bo loaned at low ratoi to
the poor.
lnMCMt | O\or l.iiMitnii nir M-liual ku.
Pdiiit.iNii , Ore , Nov. 3. Tno coroner this
afternoon held an inquoiton the remains of
the late Frederick G Sohwatka riio jurv
icturnod n vonllct that the deceased came to
his death from an overdose of morphine ,
taken acchlontullv. Tno remains will bo In-
tcired at Salera , Ore , tomorrow.
NKW Youic , Nov. 3. [ Special Telegram to
Tin ; HRI : . | lixchnngo was quoted as fol
lows : Cnlcago. par to tile premium ; St.
Louis , ' 2m tlibcount.
I'.ilHlllriis Tnilllilni.
Ni.w Voitic. Nov. 3. The W. T. Mescrau
company , minutacturine brass , brass bedsteads -
steads , etc. , this city and Newark , bus failed
with liabilities of $120,000 and assets of
? W,000.
fashion Nnlri.
A now Vinirpiii for
ovoniiiff wear is an
orchid in enamel In iiiituritl coloi-b.
l''iisliloiinblo yountr men nro
'
lies in dolicntu'flliaUus of plnlc
Widu-brtinniod felt huts with velvet
IriiiiniiiiR- and very loiij , ' , drooping ;
plumes are iho rujro.
Vonotiiin vuloura is a soft thick nloth
with n vclvot linish. Ills used for juclc-
olt , cupo . und portions of wlnlor HOWU3.
Now velvet rinboiid and ijicco fjoods
are liroiifflit out In fiiuoy colors which ,
following- the tonUunuy , uro called Kits-
3II1II.
3II1II.Tho
The fiti't is lo bo rujjrotfully recorded :
Unit hlriU or tholr licads , bretibts , and
wings still form a very protninont foa-
tine of thofcoiibonV millinery.
t'hlldron uro woarinp oidor-down coats
with fur trimmings , very cotnfortablo
and ncrroonblo fo.Kuiilluinon who have
oi'i'imion lo take tholr little
darlin H nj P-
Many woinon wno follow the load Pof
fnslilon very closely are , howovor. In-
sltiliiifr upon horviceahlo gowns of olotli ,
twucil , ctiovlot , etc. , being out to oscapo' '
the ground for Htroet wear ,
l.oiitf iniititlc.s the
are dfstinollvo fen-
Itiro of this winter. It has boon many
ywirbtflnuo long cloaks of Biusli rich
iMiitoriuls with Htioh prodigal URO for fur
and pussoraonlorio for
trimming have
In'on aoon ,
The Marie Anlolnatto is a largo hat
of black velvet , lined with bright yellow -
low volvot. The fmithers are placed
high and fall in both directions , hold by 1
ndJainond hucklo , and volvol strings tic
a at thosulo ,
A Hhort capo , reaohlng holow the
waist , is of blade nltish gathered full
around iho shoulders with a short
Bhouldor capo of the same , od
binouUil.v oxuopt for a huddon fullnosd in
the middle of iho buck ,
Soalulcin is used us lavishly as If the
nrleo lind not materially inoroaHod of
into , and it id handled vlth a bldll never
uhown before in the gracefulness of the
out and trimming. Long and full capos
of hunl are coiiHldorod vyry olilc ,
A recently imported French gown lias
skirt with a yor.v bias seam down here
center of the haok. The novel feature ,
however , in that this seam Is covered by
two silk-Unod folds of the goods turning
M > that the edges show.
Tlio loner , orinklod wlilto Mongollr.n
fur is dyed in various colors aim used (
for the full boas that are the fashion of
the fall. Other handt > om DO us are ofof
dark groou or purplish rod cooks'
plume * .
Corselet olfocts still appear , and In
the corbolot looks better Uian i
aiivtiilng olpo. Homo very oh.irming
btylos oft now autunui dresses are Bor-
de-cd with very elegant jot trimmings ,
others uvo neatly covered with jot urn-
bc. ques , so elaborate in olToct as to ron-
Uor ihom drossy enough for dinner onor
ovenlng 11 = 08.
ADLAI AT THE LAKE CITY
Ho Addrossas 'ha Mombsrs of the Iriquos !
Olub nni Tboir Friends.
RIDING HIS OLD TIME-WORN HOBBIES
Tnrln , Allrgpd Itcpiilillcnn C'nrriiptlon nnil
the I'tirro Illll Dismissed by Him nt
Length A Hie Turnout ot
lirmncrnts ( Ircnt linn.
Cniotoo , 111. , Nov. 3 The Iroquoli club ,
ihe loading democratic organization of Chicago
cage , held a great demonstration at tbo
Auditorium tonight. It was tbo biggest
event of the kind which Iho club bos held In
four yean. Karlv In iho evening detach
ments of the club members were sent to
the hotels whcro the speakers of the evening
were abiding and with much musio nnd
enthusiasm , end 'by many torches mid lusty
cheers und lustv Inn cod expressions of demo-
crnllo faith , escorted thorn to Iho olub hoiiso
on Monroe slrcot , whore lha club was gathered -
orod in force , nnd with ranks strengthened I
by delegations from other democratic organ
izations , the line of march was taken up far
the Auditorium. The parade was largo ,
fuliv 12,000 men bolngln line , 'iho Aiidl-
lorlum stage which was tastefully decorated
with Hags and stripes of bright colored bunt
ing , was crowded with roprosentallvo demo
crats of the city and state nl largo , wbllo iho
hall in front of tt was parked from iho first
lloor to Iho roof with in on loyal to Cleveland
and Stevenson.
At 8:30 : o'clock Adlal U.ving. president of
tlio Iroquols club. Introduced as chairman ot
the evening CongrojsmanVllllnm M.
Sprinter , who made ft short address. At
the conclusion of Mr. Springer's address , ho
introduced Adlnl E. Stivonson , who xvas
greeted with much applause us ho advancoa
to tha speaker's ' desu. Ho spoke silbstan-
tlally as 'follows :
.111' . MpiniiHnii'ft Aildrrss ,
II was wlso'.y provided In Iho federal con
stitution that once every four years tno supreme -
promo power of this country shall bo re
turned to the pooplo. It is now in tnolr
bunds. The Hdm'iitsti'allon of Grover Cleve
m land [ cheers ] wus pure and honosl. . Dur
In his lerm of oftloo no ofllclal
burdens were laid Uiion the peonlo for
iho nouoflt of the monopolists. When bo
left the nrosidnntial chair , bu left bohlnu
him SIOO.UOO.OOO in the treasury , and the
question was , what shall ho done wilh too
surplus ravonuo ) Wo have now had Ihroo
and one-half years ot republican rule and
Iho question Is , whore shall the monov come
from to run the govornmonU And this con-
dlttnn of things is duo to to tbo workings of
the McICinloy bill and republican rulo. The
domodratiu ( party realizes thnt suflicient
monov must bo collected by import
"
itutlos lo pay Iho expenses" iho
government , , but whan more Ihun
that Is collected , it Is no less n rob
bery because tt is done under the name of
legislation. The constitution says that when
you have colloutea a jnilllclcnt sum of money
tchi run tbo expanses of the government , you
hnvo no right"to touch another dollar of nny
man's ! monov to tnakoono sot of men wealthy
nl the ovponso of others.
nlol Tuo speaker referred briellv to the nistory
ol tno low tariff period of 1SU and then re
sumed "The avorngo increase of tariff
tnxos during the early years of the war was
05 ; tier cont. After the conclusion of the war
tariff taxes were increased to 07 par cont.
The nooplo declared that the tlmo had come
to ' repeal the wnr tr rllT. The republican
paitv ' wan pledged to remodv this evil und
iiopt Its pledge bypassing tbo MclCtnloy bill ,
which sent 'he lurllT-i buboryot.
"Thoy toll you this Is for the benefit , of the
laboring man. They claim that u voU for
the republican parly moans n good bucket of
broad nnd beef , but how many months was
ith bcforoj they taxed the poor bucket ; that
hula iho bread and bcof )
"Tho republican parly has claimed that a
high tariff meant high wages. Now lot mo
ask ( you whether your wages have gone up as
the tariff has sailed skyward ) " ( Loud cries
of "No , " "No. " ]
On Ilia Ilobjiy.
Then passing from the tariff to the force
bill the spaaKcr said : "Tim republicans
have saiO that the force Dill Is n dead issue.
I will not trust them on that. The bill pro-
posoj to grant the power to federal super
visors to dopojQ their state olllcors at elections -
tions , to invade the sanctity of your homeland
if you refuse to answer their questloiH , you
nro liable In Indictment und imprisonment.
'This bill was aimed at the sou ill. but Is
good throughout the country , and if put In
ell'eet it culls lor . ' (00,000 ( federal supervisors
to oversea the casting of your ballot's. These
are some of the IsiUCb upon which vou uro
to pass next Tuesday , and I nsit nobodv to
fctnnd with us for Iho sake of purty. Let
him .stand by his own borne nnd tircsldo und
ho must bo wlthaus. Ho cannot bu against
"
us.
John P. Altceld , democratic candidate for
governor of Illinois , ana sovornl local poli
ticians also spoke.
TAMMANV AC.V1N KATiriiS.
Another .M rot inn Hold to bliow Itn Loyally
to CloxulHiul A Iotter from iiurmun.
NKW YOIIK , Nov. .1. The announcement
that Tammany hall would hold another mass
meeting tonight to ratify the nomination of
Cleveland and Stevcneon attracted an Im
mense throng of people to the vicinity of the
wigwam. The same scenes which were wit
nessed at Tammany's meeting last week
were repeated this evening.
Iloforo T o'clock iho
people begun gather
ing and before the spoaliing began thu block
from above fourth avenue ana from Four
teenth to Ftftoonlh streets was blocked irIb
people. The streets were nblazo with gas ,
electricity nnd fireworks. Practically there
were ton meeting ! ) going on ut onco. Sena
tors K'istis and Curl is lo were the principal
speakers nt iho main n ooting ,
Joseph J. O'Donoghuo , as cnalrman , opened
ihe mooting with a brief speech ,
A letter was read from Senator Gorman of
Maryland , lu which bo said :
NKW YOIIK , Oct. 29. 18U. ! Hon. Ulchard
Crokor , Tammany Hall , New York : Mr
Dear Mr Ii would nnvo given tno great
pleasure to bavo nccoptcd your Kind Invita ;
tion lo participate In tbo mooting at Tain-
tunny hall on Thursday next , but the dutlos
assigned to mo during the canipiign hnvo
niiulo it impossible for mo to take part in ho
public discussion of tbo questions od
In iho campaign. I cannot , however , permit
Iho occasion to pass without saying thut iho
completeness of vour union and Die manly
and eloquent Utloranco of Senator Hill and
your efforts una enthusiasm have made pdU
certain thai iho electoral vote of Now York
will bo cast for iho democratic party ,
Democrats in other stains , heretofore con
sidered doubtful , have taken courage from
your example and will show on iho day of
election that they have learned from you
how to achieve vlotory ,
Believing lu this , iho people of lhl coun '
try who Uvo by the labor of their bunds and
brains , who have accumulated no wealth ,
whoso only heritage is Iholr love of homo .
unit country , and whose only power oonsUis
In Iho use of n frco ballot , will not bo over-
pownrgd by tbo methods practiced nt the
polls bv iho boneflclnrlcs of uny system of
legislation ; they wilt overthrow the purty :
which oroutod ttmt system , Tbny will , in i a
spirit of perfect fairness , modify the system
Itself until the greatest good to the greatest
number is secured , und they will drive tbo
bribers and their candidates from the Held ,
The people ot the country slowly awaken lo
n sense of wrong , but when nwakenod exor <
cise u Judgment which la swift , clear ornd
oxiiot in ll conclusions , and never fails
lo iDfilo out ultimately to men und
panics Iho fule which they deserve. Tuo
ocoplo are turning to that man whoso official
life closea without a stain upon Its crowded
PUROJ Qrover Cleveland , llo has said thai :
bo bus neither frlenaa to reward iur enemies
to punUb , and hit history in ofllce affords i a
sura .guarantee of an boneit and wise id -
inluUlrailon of lha hlifii dutlos of em
of ihe Unltod Suites. They are turning to
him in such numbers in all the stains tal
nil iho wealth controlled by tlio members i o :
the republican parly cannot alter the rosul
If vou and I and nil earnest democrats give
ouriolvos up from now until the close of the
day of election to tbo support of the c.indi
dates of iho great dnmocrutlo party , lu llfo
Is involved In the Issue und you and I must
defend thi * . It Is n duty which wo ewe to
our country , to dpr-'twrly and to oiiMolrcs.
Your * very truly , i , , # A , 1' . GOIIM vx.
Spmitor Kuntls Tnlk * .
Senator Kustis was then Introduced and
spoke for some tittle. ( The evidence is un-
mlstiittablo , said ho. that the democratic
masses nro determined lo win this tight.
Uogardlng the McICiulcy bill , the speaker
called ll a miscarrlngd devised to aid iho re
publican , , , partv to i Vjrpetuato ( Itself In power
by providing'Itscllwith n gigantic i corrup
tion fund to bo drawn , from iho protected
mnniitactursrs. 'Iho man who denounced it
the most scathingly when It was prepared was
James ( } . Hlalno. Then "reciprocity" was
put on and tbo nartv's policy became reci
procity In Ibc west and protection In the
eaKi . Speaking of the "forco bill , " Senator
KustU snld tt was impossible lo describe lha
nlarm nnd oxcltomcnl tt created in tlio south.
Its passage would enslave Iho American
pcnplo nnd dig a grave for American liberty.
Tno next speaker was Senator John G.
Cntlislo of Kentucky. Ho was received with
enthusiastic npnlauso. Ho spine briefly ,
confining iho major part of bis ttilk lo iho
tariff.
A.V. .
Hnm of Georgia followed the senator -
tor from Kentucky. Hoeuloglzcd Tammany
nnd predicted n r.ouslng domoi'rntio victory ,
Spcuchcs by several local oeloorltos followed ,
nnd ' itiun iho meeting came lo an end ,
U'lilln from .Utrlilgiin.
DETIIOIT , Mich. , Nov. ! ! . Daniel J.Cnm-
nau , chairman of the domoci'allo state cen
tral committee , toduy Issued an address to
"Tho lionoat voters of Michigan , " slat
ing that the committee has positive In
formation that the republicans hnvo In
structed all the county nnd subordinate
ofllcers to sea thai nl lent thrco
democrats In every school district in tlio
state nro Induced by bribery , If necessary , to
sttiy uwav from the polls ,
"An offer to bribe you to refrain from vet
ing , " says the address , "Is as much a crime
us a bia for your vote. If the. Infamous sug
gestion Is inhdo to you by any ono , in the
name of manhood knock him down. "
Only Dunioariktln liunciimbn.
IMIUNAVOMS , Ind , , Nov. 3. Allornoy
General Miller , now here , says ho does not
think Iho circular sent out from the demo
cratic headquarters In New York counseling
resistance to the use of rooms by
Unltod Stulos marshals within 15'J foot
of iho poils Is really meant In earnest ,
bill that u IB mnroly 11 bit of campaign
Itturaturo sent out to have nn effect on
voters before election dav. Ho said the
marshals would only bo sent , whore applied
for nnd ncodod , nnd he bellovnd ull would
rojpocl Iholr authority.
CriirRla'M Iti'KlHtralloii I.IIHH rnoporiittir.
MACOX , Gu , , Nov. fl. Aotinp for Judge
Don 1'ixrdoe , JudRO Spoor of the United
btatcs ' district court , toduy rendered n de
cision declaring all roelstrallon laws In
Oeorcla Inoporailvo. Ho assorls lhat iho
law , In order to bo constitutional , musl ho
uniform. As at present the laws nro all
local , they are , therefore , unconstitutional.
The effect of this decision is to make every
man In the state eligible upon tnUiDK oath
that ho has paiu his taxes.
Kmvoa nnil plKtolH Drawn.
BniMivniiAM , Ala. . Nov. 8. At Lafnyollo
loday U. f. Kolb and P. G. Uowmnn. third
party loaders , spoke to 1(00 ( people. During
his speech Uowinan is said to have used very
hitler language tea , vjqmbor of democrats
Tno ronifrits so incensed thorn Hint they
closed in on Bowman with knlve ? nnd pistols
and would have killed him had ho not ro-
tracted. Officers dispersed the crowd and
Bowman and party immediately left town.
Mr * . l.fii < n uni\Vtavar | In Kaiisim.
TOPBKV Kin. , Nov. 3. i'ho pojplo's party
lold Its final camp ii n .rally todav. Th ro
vas n big pirado with IBO farinoH" wagons
filled with men , wotrlenandohllaron. In Iho
ilaco of honor rode , Opnoral Weaver and
Mrs. Laso. In the woraoon. those two
poke at tbo fair grounds. Tonight there
vas u big meeting at the opera houso.
Attorney Ocnix-Al .Mfllnr nt Klivonil ,
KI.\\OOD , Ind. , Nov. . ' ! Another great re
publican domnnstraftotl" hold here tonight -
night , fully 23,000 pSbtfio 'being in town from
.ho surrounalng districts A torchlight pro-
oosslon of : i,500 men pftraded the streets , and
Attorney General Mllldr And Colonel Conger
of Ohio nddroisod vast'crowds.
llrMllliin Al.tki-s .111 INlnn ti > on Allrlilgan.
DRTIIOIT , Mch. . Nov. 8. Senator McMillan ,
chairman of tbo republican state central
committee , predicts tbo election of the re
publican nominee for governor bv a majority
of from ll,000to 1S.OOJ. tfo says also tbut ,
eight of the new congressmen will bo ropub-
icana.
Voorhi'in Tal - it Itarlc.
TEIIIIC Hvrru , Ind. , ? tov. ' . } . Senator \Toor-
iieos uuthorioi an emphatic denial of tno
printed statement that ho bad said Iho doino-
jrnts nro surely defeated m Indiana. O'u
Iho contrary , bo Bays ho wus never so confi
dent ns now that they will carry Ihe slala.
Nmv Vnrlc Knimhliciin linlnr Jlon.
New YOIIK , Nov. 3. The Business Men's
Republican association held a meeting at the
rno Io Musio ball tonight. Several thou
sand people attended. Hon. vVhilolaw Reid
was ihe principal speaker of ibo evening.
Cocktnn nnil 1'olliiwn nt Troy.
Tnov. N. Y. , Nov. 3. W. Bourke Cookran
and John U. Fellows delivered two politico !
speeches In this city tonight.
S tea in or Aground ,
MOSTIIEAL , Nov. I ) . The steamer Samari
tan Is aground at Vcnnas. The channel at
that point is crooked and narrow and the cur
rent is rather swift.
As soon as word wus
received of the mlshnn vessels ivora dis
patched with lighto barges. Tbo Samari
tan Is heavily loaded with grain , apples ,
ohoeso and general merchandise , besides C1U
head of rattle.
/ i-Kfifj ; ; / > .ir.
The counter niisos In the Ilorlng sea arbitra
tion nro In I'O 'huiizod hy the two gorern-
monls 1'uliru.iry 1 , ISUL
riouilnir milt at Dixie , Ore , burned to-
KBthnr with n wnrohoiiaa full of wheat. Mill
und machinery .north 4.W , 00 , Iniiirod fur halt
thut amount.
North Germ nil Lloyd steamship ICalsor WII-
helm If. has arrived after u fearful voyage ,
two davs and elirbt hours behind her time ,
I'oiirof bur crow reco.ved snrlom Injuries.
Iteport that thn vetoed coal combine bill of
New .loriiuy has houn stolen Is prniindlos-i ,
Thu lilontlonl bill passed nnd vetoed by Iho
governor Is In poa&e ulon of the state ioi
brarian ,
\Vreckairofinrnthoschoonor Ostrich oamo
aslioro nt M.ifiltou , .Mlci. ) Tim ciow of six men
and a wo'iiiin urn snpposoil to have ran lost.
The Ostrich led . it.e
.MIIwaiiKeu for Torch Lake
UctnborlU. ii I
Thoforonor's Jury rnpirned a vordlnt In the
Ito.idliij , ' railway wrcok holding John U. Uunu ,
yiirdmastor at West I nils , 1'n. , resuoiiHlblo , tt
that ho dlHoboycd thij 'OiMers of the train .
dHuatolior. T , , j
Minnesota Womoi.'s.'Au llnry of the World's
Pair luis decided to cull On the pupils of the
uuhllc schools of thnl'ittutlo ' for donations not
to oxcovd 5 cents oiuil tota statue of Hia
watha to bo placed la Uiu .Mluuesotu depiirt-
merit. , . trk
Uho terA , IIItoboodR.'nwfior of Illnok Hawk
springs and a ull kiloWii1 citron of Wlnnu-
hiigouiiunty , llilnols/iv.CwiIrowiied In a buth
tub at u liuiljur nhop viyiU'cUuy uftvinoon , llo
had doubtless f.ilntcn ( IL the vrator and
straiuleit to doiitb- " ' '
Miss .Miirffaret Cozotho I'nxllsh lo
suirr.iirlsl who advooat ( . > sttio ) usu of lo
us u mo.ui to compel uipn to grunt "oinan the
franchise , Una been conidunduJ In Hoinjijunr-
toia with IUs L'hinbuin > lUlns , thu wull known
Amurlcun ludy. TbootHOiuro in no way ro-
luted. *
ioiij 0o
An asrcuinoiit bus bonn entered Into be
tween the I'nllml SrVitJ government und
uiy bv which thu limit of weight
of siiiniiles of iiKircluiudlnu" In
tliu mull ! " exch inxod on and after November
1 , Ifu. . m Irioroahod frrtra 2JU grjinuics (8V ( '
oiineuM to 3MJ grnmraei ( IJ ounces ) .
|
lforeigi > ,
M , f.onliot , prlmo mlnUtor and inliilstor nf
lha interior , hus ordpruj thut clean bU | | off
licultli bo ulvun tu vcwqU ullliis from Mar
seilles. rrd
llesldes thu volnmo Just publtibod Lord
Tennyson left u tiuantlty of inanusurliit
bobins. It WHS loft lo llallatn Tennyson's dls- , '
crollDii wliothurtlioio jiounn bliould ho pub-
ll.hud ,
I'reslilont IHuz uuys that the trouble at
Toniiischlo was not one of tuxes , but wus
muruiy loottl nnd purely rollifloui nnd Is now
complutuly vndod. The ludlam hud modern
arms from Ihu United Blrttc.s.
t
I'ort ountHln of Ban Martlno doclarns the .
niinnr * ot the spoliation of the boclloi wushud
ublioru from thu wre k of tliu ttuiimunlu uru '
fuNu All of thu Jewelry found un the boitloi , '
hu suyj , l i > fu lu thu baud * of the otUoUli. I
DESPERATE TAMMANY
rnoM riusT r\nr. .
mnrshalj , Hy section 30lfl , revised statutes ,
It ts made the duty of Unltod State * supervisors -
visors of election to 'tnke , occupy and re
main In such position from tlmo to tlmo ,
whether before or behind ballot boxes , ns
will , In their judgment , best enable them to
see each person offering hlm elf for registra
tion or offering to vote.1 And by section
202-3 it is made the duly ot the marshal , his
general deputies nnd special doputlo * , lo
'
'keep iho peace nnd sunport and protect su
pervisors ot election In the discharge of thutr
dulles , ' etc.
"Ilcloarly follows"says His marshal , ( llhat
deputy can occupy nny position In or
nbout the polling place that n supervisor
mayoecuny , whether before or bohlnd the
ballot boxes , or whether within or without
the cunrd rail. Part of iho marshal's dulv
Is lo sco lhat Iho state statjto Is comtillcd
with , thatli secures lo the voter pnvncy
within the booth while pranarliig his ballot ,
nnd which prohibits offering or giving
ptstors to n voter within the rail. U Is iho
duly of Iho marshal to on force all of ibo
provisions of iho state luw , not In conlllcl
with federal law , ns to whit shall
or shall not bo done within the gimrd
rail. It is his lawful right , when
necessary , to occupy n notltlou within the
guard rail , and it Is his duty to arrest any
person , no matter what his ofllcinl position
inav bo , who Interferes with thai right.
"Sec-lion ( ft ! ! . * piovldos you nroexomotod
from arrest whho in the discharge of your
duties by any olllcer or authority whatever ,
with or without process , excepting alone the
authority of an olllcor of the court of the
United Status. Any norson , whether sheriff ,
police ofllcor or constnblo. so interfering
with you In the performance of vour duty Is
liable to arrest nnd punishinonl bv Iho Unltod
States court , by Imprisonment for two years
or a line of W.OOO , or both. "
\VOIIKID : UP.
I'romlnent No\r York OlllcnliolUvri Ar-
rrntrd ror Itrijlstrntliin I'riuuli.
NBW Yonic , Nov. 3 Uonsldorablo excite
ment was croatad among democratic poli
ticians this afternoon by iho nnnoiincotuciit
that : , . Commissioners Edward ( J. Shehy and
Charles O. Simons of the Board of Uharltios
mid Corrections have boon arrested by the
Unltod States authorities for inducing
paupers on Ward and Bluclcwcll's islands to
register illegally. The comiuUslnncrs wore
brought down to the federal building bv n
deputy Unltod Stales marshal.
The warranls on which they wore arrested
were issued by United States Commissioner
Shields on Iho complaint of United Sla'.es
District Attorney Mitchell. ThocUiirgo is
that they knowingly and willfully induced
certain charity paticnls , who were paupers
In Iho care of the clly , lo register fraudu
lently , When the two commissioners were
arraigned before Uniteu States Commis
sioner Shields they pleaded not guilty and
were hold in f.,003 bail for examination to
morrow. Judge McAdam quallilod ns bonds
man for both of the commissioners.
The Evening Sun , In its last edition ,
states lhat Ibo United States grand jtirv at
3 o'clock today ro'urneri 1 dlctmonts nculnst
Hfty-oiKht paupers on Uundnll's Island for
registering illegally In the Nineteenth elec
tion district and the Sixteenth assembly dis
trict. Warrants for tholr arrest have been
issued.
AltKYNVYS l > KtlOUIRYT.S I'ltllTKST.
Thny Ifou'tYuiit tlio Unltnil Stiui.'S llur-
HliulH Xciir Ihu 1'olN.
LITTLE Kock , Ark. , Nov. 3. The demo
cratic state committee has Issued to Arkan
sas election odluers a circular defining the i
rights of United States suparvisors nnd i
deputy marshals at elections , which , after
a clear exposition of these rights and
duties , says that there is no author
ity in the federal statutes which
authorizes the appointment of United States
deputy marshals to take charge of elections
excepting In towns of IiO.000 or moro inhabi
tants. The city of Little Hock , says the clr
cular. Is the only city to which the law au
plies , and the appointment of deputies to
tnUo charge of elections at other cities cr nt
other voting nlacos must bo resisted by the
proper peace oflicors of the stato.
"In the nxorclso of the duties und func
lions , " concludes tFo circular , "which the
law , both state and federal , imposes upon
you. the ffroatott caution .should bo pre
served to do nothing rashly or outside of tue
law , and special pains should bo taken to
provc.jt any disturbance or broach of the
poaco. At tbo sumo time no violation of tno
law bv nartles noting under the assumed
authority of the United States marshals
should be tolerated. "
ISUflL'd ll.ll.I.OTt CAUGHT.
Scliomt * of Xiiiv York Itnurlmiia to * 9nciifo
IllOPtliiii ofTlinlr lOlputoix.
PAI.MVIU , N. Y. . Nov. 3. A regular manu
factory of bogus ballots probably intended to
flood the state butwoon now and next Tues
day was found yostoruay. The ballot ) have
boon prepared for overv county In Iho state.
On these ballots tbo electoral tlCKQt Is headed
with the names of Henry W. Sngo nnd Jesse
Sollgman , the rest of Ihe liokot being inada
up of names of democratic electors.
The rest of tbo ticket Is republican except
whnro republicans are supposed to be likely
to vole a split tick el for local oDlccs. Il was
pronosed lo mall Iheio ballots io republicans
' throughout Ibo state , with Instructions for
'pasting1 , folding , etc. , purporting to be Issued
by the republican stuto committee.
Trouble with 'llu-ir
TOPKKI , Kan. , Nov. : ) . The democratic
state central commiltoo claims to bavo re
ceived dispatches from various parts In Iho
stale confirming the roporls of ibe dlslilbu-
tlon of mixed tickets. It is claimed that the
tickets can bo thrown out , and considerable
oxcltoinont prevails in consequence. The
democratic and populist committees havn
sent instructions io nllorganl/or * and county
[ halrniim warning them against voting any
thing except the straight lickot. The anti-
fusion democratic slate central committee
began sending out tickets this morning.
They nro very complicaled , but Secretary
Crouuh said ho carefully examined tlio law
und there Is no question of their locality.
Should the election turn on those tlckels ,
contests will ensue.
Jlnrr Illngal ICtoutlnii'I
CIIAIII.KSTO.V , S. C , , Nov. 8. H was dis
covered today that a serious error bad boon
ma'.lo In piloting tbo democratic electoral
nckoiof this state , which will rosuli In Iholr
being Ihrown out unless corrected. The
tlcUets had been In Ibo bands of Ibo com
missioners of election some tlmo
and had beoa partly distributed.
It is hard to toll what portion
of the tickets sent out are Illegal. Most of
those hoard from are a aixiuonlu of nn Incb
too long , some are lee small , and eomo too
largo. The law says they must bo fixty
inches. A strenuous effort will bu made to
remedy Iho error.
1'nl lint thn 1'oroU riro .
Pa , , Nov. 3. A heavy rain
t term lasting about one hour this morning
was the first rain In thi * section for two
moutbr. Ths mountain tires were extin
guished ,
Pa. , Nov. 3. A slight rain fell
Ibis morning effectually putting out most of
the timber fires on Blue mountain , but It Is
not enough to clvo any relief from the ox-
Istlng drouth.
Not r.ncnl If I'ublUlicd nn Snnclny ,
BT. Louis , Mo. , Nov. 3 , The supreme r
court at Jefforton City delivered nn opinion
which Is , In effect , that official notices pub-
llshed In u Sunday pupnr are not legal. The I
decision grows out of a case in which n tax
payer In this city refused to pay benollt as
sessment for the opening of a Btrtot , ibo
oniclal notice thereof having been published
on Sunday ,
It IVm
An loquott wai bold yentorday afternoon (
ever the body of Cborloi Tolttver , the colored
man who fell down the tep at 110 North
Ninth street and fractured his skull , The
jury examined several witnesses nnd brought
In a verdict of death occasioned by n fall
wbllo suffering from an epileptic utlack.
i ,
I'rniiiliiont I'liiuior A § * liiut d ,
PINK Burl' , Ark. , Nov a. U. H. Pierce ,
a prominent planter of Beardon , Ouachlta
oounly , wa § murdered ibU morning while In
his , slable by an unknown assaidn. It is
ald lhat Iwo \roaen were it the bottom of
the affair. j
\j MPPirCOT THEIR CASH
Snncroft's Speedy Sprinter Pea * tbo Tnlont
in Great Stylo.
IE RUN OUT IN TEN SECONDS EASILY
Vnry Soft Simp on Willed n Lot of Ki
rrofoftiluimli Went llroko ( loml
llacp , lint llHiil IInn for
( Itntlnrs ,
There worn "feet runners" galore at the
'air grounds yesterday afternoon on iho no-
caslon of iho inalch race between . II.
Copplo ot Bancroft , this state , and "Prel"
\ . Pully of Sb naudoab , In. from the mini-
jor of Ihu pro Cosh Is assemblage ono might
readily have Imitgliicd Unit ho was on the
great Shofllcld common , nuu thut tbo big an
nual handicap was about to bo run.
Among tbo most notable ot the gang win
Court Thompson of Denver , Ihu famous old
oackerof IClttlomnn , whom it IB said never
vcsterdny ; Jim VVnltnoy of Salem , another
successful old'tlino Veteran , with n pair of
plnid pants on thnt you could easily hear ;
J. O. Copplo of Randolph , a brother and
Vackor of ono of tbo contestants ;
"Cash" Qnin , who will probably now
change his name to "Broke" CJrlm , of
Uoaitwood ; Kcddy Uoss nnd Leon Lo/lor , a
pair of very fleet and very smooth clil/cns
from ovnr the rlvar ; Clom Hough , the Cres
cent , la. , 100-yard man , and his two sprlnty
brolhors , Cliff and Billy ; Frank Stowo ,
who can boat an Ice wagon for n block two
or lliroa Umo n week , from Missouri Valley ;
Kid" Sullivan , Iho spocdy North Plnttp
youngster ; Geoigo I'ulloy , brolher and
backer of 1'ref W. C. Ulshop , an Omaha
runner , nnd n largo assorlnionl of olhers.
There ( | wus probably nnylhlng In iho crowd
from a bank tobbcr uown to n common knuck ,
but very few Itoubons with their ove-teeth
' rot embedded in Iholr gums.
It WM on the XIIUIIIR.
The match was for $100 a side , 100 yards ,
pistol shot start , nnd was undoubtedly on
the dead level , ns there wasn't $10 bet out
side the guug Tbo hundred cases , however ,
wasn't all that went , for before the gun
cracked Copplo's onergolic brother unit suc
ceeded In getting up possibly KM ) moio.
With the exception of ono or two follower *
from Ilnncroft , Copolo's brother was the
only mar. to put up the stuff on him. But ho
scoinod to have plontv of it , and didn't ' get
up nearly enough. The rest of Iho gunt' ,
Thompson , Lozlor , Hess , Iho Houghs. AVhil-
uoy , Grim , Stowo ana ovor.v mothor'i * son of
thorn were on I'ulley , ana they out the lust
dollar they had , oven down to boar money ,
Whltnov possibly being iho heaviest losor.
Pulley hud been lipped off unions the
angels as a lead pluo , anu every last cherub
of tncm got up overv almoloon ho could rake ,
scrape or borrow , and until they succeeded
In this they fnlrlv climbed on top nf each
other to got nt Mr Copplo's obliging brother.
After the batting furore wnsull ever , the lat
ter Individual kept patrolling up and down
the track , Bluglng out every scmi-ocenslon-
nlly , "I've just got $10 moro hero to hot on
the Bancroft man , but If that's too much
I'll ma kbit , $5"
And through this exasperating pioocss ho
succeeded in getting about ull Iho gang's
return lickol money.
It was ono of these rare tunes when the
talent got it in the neck ,
Tlii-n CopploVoii. .
Finally Copolosnw thnt Iho crowd WBS
busted , and began hustle the affair off ,
Charlie Nicholson , chief of the Council
Bluffs Pro department , and who , on passant ,
used to bo memberof tbo Slipnerv Kim as
sociation in tbo good old days agone , was
cho < on referee and Ueddy Hess ulstol lircr ,
while tbo respective brothers of the con
testants officiated as judges , and Thompson
and Bishop , limn keeper- . .
The course on the back stretch of the fair
grounds truclc WHS quickly stancil off nnd a
line stretched to separate the runners , the
tape lined across the linish nnd everything
put tu readiness for the night.
Copole. in xvhi'.o minus , nnd Pulley In
blue , took their positions und icstncl ihoin-
selves , with Starter Hosb immediately in
their rear.
Ueuuy , soil" cried Hcddv , then the pistol
tel cracked and they woio oft.
Pullev leaped to the Iront and maintained
a simro margin up to forty yards , when the
big Bnncroftonlan pulled up strong , nassed
him like a shadow , and ran on out , nn easy
winner in ton seconds flat.
ll was : i crestfallen lot of cherubim who
then gathered around the buatrn man to hear
how it all happened , for , as snld botore , they
thought ho bad u snap. Ho claimed that his
log gave out , und us ll is n fact that ho met
with a bud sprain last Suturdav , it is quite
likely this bad something to do with his \g- \
nal defeat.
But all In all it was a linn race and nroba-
bly as square a ueul as was aver mudo In the
ranks.
Considering Dial Copplo did Ihe turn In ton
seconds Hut , on u heavy truck at that , and
without being urged , establishes the fact ,
thai ho is u first cluss man und apt to null off
Ural best with ihe quickest men in Itio
country.
On Saturday afternoon next Hoddy Ho s
and Clem Hough will run 100 on the Council
Bluffs fair ground course for f 100 a sldo.
TMOIIiANDs roll
IiiiinoiiHn l'nrs Ollnroil to tlin
f l
Nuw YOIIK , Nov. it. The tremendous
purses that Iho Coney Island Alblolio club
nnd Iho Crescent City Alhletie club uro
offering to Hall and Fit/.simuioiis for a light
nt ono of thoao club ) nro Just now the talk o
iho sportlnc world. Tbo Coney Island club
yesterday offered to put up ? JiIOO ( ( to secure
n mooting between these two men at lu
house und todav ll has raised the amount , to
j.'ili.UOO. Ibis Is the liaxust sum cvor offered
to uny two men to moot in the pri/o ring ,
toc Judge Newton of Iho u'onoy lalntul clu I )
culleu upon I'rosident Noel of the Orescent
club and tried to roach an understanding as
lo the sUa of the piirso to be offered by the
locl
clubs. Prcsldont Noel suggested thul neither
club inane a bid for the light until Saturday
nt 10 o'clock. That , ho mild , would give
tnom n chance to decldo upon iho IntgoU
amount ihoy could glvo In Jusllco lo them
selves , Judge Newton , It is said , a reed to
this and the two men purled.
About an hour later Hob Fltzalmmons
rnshed Into Prosiuent Noel's apartments nnd
said that' Judge Newton had olfured him
f.10,000 lo got tbo liftut for the Conuy Island
Athletioclub. * , . , , .
"Now , what will you offer ! " asltod FiU.
"Not a cent. " said I'losldcnt Nool. "Judgo
Newton and I agi oa not to make olu until
Saturday. If ho has broken his word It will
noi affect my action. " . . .
Judge Newton said that ho bad violated no
trust. If f.JO.000 I * paid for Iko riualmmoiu-
Hall light , U UI cost u fortune to secure thu
Corbntt-Mltclioll atfalr. Il i piobablo llio
place of muotlni ; for both lhe < te fltfbts will ba
decided upon tomorrow.
OolngutNuilivlllr ,
NABIIVIM.I : , Tenn. , Nov. . At U'ojt Sldo
park today the traolc was muddy , caused by
In In thn evening. SuimnurlcM :
Kir.it rueo , uelllnir , five furlong : IM\rln \ ( J
lollwun. Duenna O lo Dsticimd , llusllortO to
) third. Tlmoi lOCrt. :
Bouond r.ice , selling , six furlongs : I.mpross
Frederick ( l to S ) won. Viishtl in lo I )
JlobToombsato I ) third Timu : liil. !
Third race , solllnic , mile nnd smuiii
Vlralu Johiiiondtii 2) ) won. Little Annie (5 ( to
Zinecond. Cxcelilur ( .1 to I ) IhlrU. Tlmni IU : ,
I'ourlli ruco , Imridlcap , uno mllus htrulh-
muld it tel ) won , Vulluiu l.'to I ) suvoud , Joe
JnrloriSloJ ) third Tlmo ; 1:40.
I'lflh rai'O , four and n half furloius : lies-
ooria U to 0 won , Tuylur lluydtn it ) tu Ir tea *
end , Caddy Koaclnl lo.'i ) thlid. Time : fi ! > ,
rt
( utiliiplnciil 1'rUro.
BAN TinNdsto , C'al , Nov. a.--Itay dis-
trlct , track soft ; wfulhor ( 'ood. Summaries :
Nlno-Mxicbiitlisof u mile , for 2-yuur-olds :
Cahrmln und l'runess : ran u duud heat for thu
llrMt ( ilucu , Conuo , third. , . , 'J'line : 'Mli. I'rln-
cots wun the run "If In > ) „ .
Uno mile , fur U-yuar-oIda and over : Ap-
ptuiiBu non. l.ottlo Morrtll > , ucoail , Mlnnlu
Klklns third Tlinu : ; ( ? , \
Mile und ono-slvtecnlh ; Hanta Ar.u wun ,
Centollu second , .Hhurld.in third , Tlmn : lr.x ;
KifteeifBlxieentbsnf unllln : Ksperunza won ,
ll.n. Morn second _ , Hnt.py Day third. Tlmet
Stniiilinnl I'nllpii ,
SrocKTov , Uftl. , Nov. -Stain boiil was
driven against his record of 3PSt ; , this after
noon , but owing to a strong wind and n
break tnaiio on the last quarter the nttomot
to lower the record was unsuccessful. The
mlle was not finished. The stallion will
BO
again next Saturday.
ltd ( Irumlp tin Snl the - < roiir , of Aiuitlirr
Itniiiltitlonnrj t'lirUlmj ,
( i Ooprtl/jlited / Isrtbf J-niot ( Inr.loi llunnott 1
. . VAUMIUISO. Chili ( vU IJnlvoiton. Tex , ) ,
Nov. 3. ( Hy Mexican Unblo lo iho Now
York Hernia Special to TUB HM : . | A dl .
paten from Yaguaton , Uwxli ,
snys thut an'
ether rovolutlun has broken out In Par o
Allegro , In the xtato ot Hio tirando do ul ,
Tin Rovernmont troons chargoil on the revo
lutionists und killed n number of them
There ' Is great excitement In the state ol Klo
" Irande do Sul and It Is feared that the
scones of the lust revolution will boio-
pot ted. ,
The Herald's
correspondent at Muonos ,
Ayres says the government Intends tolargcly
increase Its artillery force , oipeciiilly Its
mountain service.
A number of young men of the opposing
forces nt Sanlmgo uol Kstoro have Indulged ,
in ' street lighting nnd several lives were lost , '
DlHOiiKsIng I'lium Inr n III ) : Cn-O
strcl Mill.
IloMMTr.M ) , Pa. , Nov. n , Mr 1C. Sanders'
Hellenic to build a co-operative stool plant
near Homestead Is being tenorally discussed
In floniojtontl by Ilia locked out men , although
tin plan of co-operation hns not boon un
folded to the men. Mr. Sanders , returned
In the morning from his eastern mission , and
was cloioted for hours with the udvisorv
coi'imittue. I'lnnllv ho and a numlmr of
prominent members of the board left for
Pitlsburg to consult with the olllcuils of the
Amalgamated association and tholr
iittoinuys. hovcral members of the
ndvlsory board cumo baclt tonlchl ,
nnd when Interviewed icplled that
Mr. Sanuors seemed to liuvo a bonn lldn
plan of co-operation nnd represents u Inrgo
amount of money for the erection of n steel
plant , but , that no nclniil negotiations had
boon entered into , and until they were the
Homestead advisory committee is pledged to
secreoy
In an interview Mr oandcrs state.l that
his scheme Is to practically colonue the
Homestead ntillicrs.
Arc bolter known anil more general
ly used than anj other cathartic.
Sugar-coated , iitircly vegetable , and
free fiom mercury or any other inju
rious drug , this is the ideal family
medicine. Though piomplamli'iicr-
gotlc in their action , the use of thcso
pills is attended with only the bust
results. TlieirclTect is toslrongtliL-n
and regulate theotganic functions ,
being especially beneficial in the
various derangements of the htom-
acli , liver , and bouols.
are recommended bj all the leading
phj.sicians and druggists , as the
most prompt and effective remedy
for biliousness , nausea , coslivoness ,
indigestion , Sluggishness of the
liver , jaundice , drowsiness1 , pain in
the side , and sick headaclio ; also ,
to relieve colds , fevers , neuralgia ,
and rheumatism. They are taken
with great benefit in chills and the
diseases peculiar to the South. For
travelers , whether by land or sea ,
arc thu best , and should never be
omitted in the outfit. To preserve
their medicinal integrity in all cli
mates , they are put up in bottles as
well as hoxes.
"I have used Ayer's Pills in my
family for .several years , and always
found them lo be a mild and excel
lent purgative , having a good effect
on the liver. Itisthebe.st pill used. "
Frank Spillman , hulphtir , Ky.
Prepared by l > rT.O.Ayrr& Co.fowcllMan.
StilJ by DrugRUta i\crj\vhctu. :
Every Dose Effective
A M U ISM KNTS.
ITMliliili *
BEGINNING TONIGHT.
SAri'HlA\ )
Thai , Charming * Ouniedy ,
ir >
A Scream of Merriment.
Di'illiur.t D.nlooue ,
Glenn Comedy ,
Humot-ous Situations.
A Miiliopolltiin Company Headed by
Florence Shepb
( DuiiXblei of Iho lute W. J. riurunco )
AM )
OSCMR P , 81S ON.
Ilex hheots now open al usual prices.
Farnam Stoat Thaatar I | l
TONKillT
DORli DAVIDSON
-AMI
M1SSRAMII-
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GUILTY WITHOUT CRIME.J
A ilr.iiiiiitl/iulnn of M. K. Ur iddon a
caturd y Matlnou.
Farnam Slrcel Tiieater , I' '
U'lU'i'M'l "iH'kcjinnii'jnilliK HillnUy liiulliUK Nur. fl. |
'lliu Mltf Ciiiiifiljr Kvuul
OUR IRISH VISITOHS
( All l.aiiflitor )
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1'roltr lilrli , Orlulnul Mifulnlllei , Hpurllln.Mm' '
Klccll'jh roturnt vrllllmrund from tlioilovo TIIKI |
r orcnliiv .Soiombur rilli ,
W O N D liKLAN D
AND iiuor riuiA' '
All This Wouk ,
I low A Wall's Comedy Company In
THE LIGHTNING AGlSN'lj
And a Orund Spoolaliy Illll , Including
IULL1 iilAoLUl 1 L turponiliiudan' '
aKNIlUAL ADMISSION fC\i
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