Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1900, Page 13

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Undoubtedly the political news of the past few days, so far as New York state concern is the return of David B. Hill to the practical leadership of the demo- cratic party. It is a question whether the mocrats will not lose more than they will in now that Hill is once again “in the addle.” Already the Chicago platform lemoc who have never trusted the age of W go conventt ing deleg: not th Ifert's Roost” since the Chica- . are arranging for a contest- tion at Kansas City. There !s ntest chance that the Chicago platt a, it the vote of New York state, under the leadership of Hill, is cast for Bryan, as now = probable. the nec y for turning down the organization In favor of the not exist. At the same time movement seems to indicate a faction among B friends in New York state at the le ship of men like Hill and Croker. The one thing that Hill and Croker re- si i m crowd will be admitted, inde regular radicals will the gard with the most apprehension is the vote. The “middle of the road” popu- will uns ily poll a large in the “agricultural regions of e state, but in the large cities Whar- Barker and Ignatius Donnelly have ly been heard of. On the other hand, in the cities the socialists are ex- and active. And the York city ate McKin they figure that » the consery: . while Bry: “s out of the soc is doubt that thousands alist votes next fall. Hotbeds of Socialism. The tenement house districts of this city, with their swarming thousands, are hot- beds of socialism. The leaders of the Debs movement, m of them naturalized for- cig ng these people of the wonderful growth of the socialist move- n the of the hundreds of sands of votes cast under adverse con- a in countries like Italy and Holland and Belgium, of the two and a half million tes for sociali: has will be cast in this are planned ageres: . and with the halo of the “mar- of the Chicago strike still cling- ing around him, he is likely to attri large wds when he speaks in the ter nt ¥ elty and the ew Jersey and as e polled In years > a place on the official 2 it will be for them to n effective campaign almost with- se. And for every yot will lose t and the sof the east through w Bryan's Friends Alarmed. nds of Bryan in the east are greatly alarmed over this loss of al support. inot see how he . w and that dle of the s will gu to the povulists and t rms and dr he real = firmly by despite the protests part Th probable Bryan has the Chicago platform of the gold men of the followers of Bryan have called lus {tention to the fact that at the recent te of Rhod nd the ‘or gov- y polled f rs from ISM} to IS’ ‘$3 ago the . And this, too. wi or excitement in thi politicians generally third party holds its rs intervening between pr ms it is > tha ago, » of siden Rule” J for f Ohio, though not strictly speak- latlistic, heless € tleally su rialists and wi soclalistic in te the populist vote for ticket it is now ap- nites here in New York a a quarter @ million votes throughout the country coming campaign as against socialist presiden- And the question friends of the Ne- Bryan can spare Some of them t th clalists and the aders” hold the balance ‘ates and that without er-Don the B: parent that fc r y are convinced that Hill is ve anything to do with molding he stinles of the democratic party in the men who support Ly of these m convention a pr > Hill HA\ 'E : CORK STE TURKISH BATH, 1329 G Street N. W. FOR LADIES 2 If so. m rheumatis * 9am. to6 p.m; Fridays till $ p.m Genie T am. tli 12 at aight. apds-2od Ss campaign and ¢ wholesale. 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The son, Carl, was suspended from a bed post in the same room, his body resting upon the floor, while his neck was neid tightly in a noose, In an adjoining room the body of the elder Kernig was found, hanging from.a hook. Mr. Tschantre sent a messenger to Cambriage for assistance, and the sheriff and other officials responded immediately. From the decomposed condition of the bodies it is thought the triple tragedy must have taken place several days ago. As far as known the last seen of either member of the family was last Saturday, when the elder Kernig came to Cambridge and drew $600 from the bank. No trace of this money could be found today, but the authorities are of the opinion that it was sent west to relatives. A small sum of money was found in a purse in the pocket of Mrs. Kernig. Many persons who saw the bodies this afternoon are of the opinion that murder has been done, but the authorities think it sulcide. They point to the statement of neighbors to the effect that all the members of the family are known to have been de- spondent of late, and give it as their opin- ion that young Carl Kernig assisted his father and mother to hang themselves, and then, by making a half hitch with the rope, strangled himself. The investigation will be continued to- morrow. The Kernigs came here from Wi- comico county a short time ago. ——_+e+-____ HOT FIGHTS WITH FILIPINOS. Three Hundred Rebels Killed in Re- cent Engagements. MANILA, April 26.—About 200 of the en- emy have been killed recently in North Llo- cos, including Dodd’s fight and the attack on Batoe April 16, when 600 to 700 rebels, a quarter of whom were armed with riftes, determinedly attacked the Americans, charging their positions and fighting at clese quarters. The engagement lasted all the afternoon, the enemy burning the town; but they were repulsed, after the arrival of American reinforcements. "The insurgents generally are aggressive in that province. They captured an Amer- ican provision wagon near Lapo. The Americans having obtained evidence that the alcaldes of Lapo, Magsingal, Ca- bugas and Sinait were holding treacherous communication with the insurgents, impris- oned them and burned Lapo's town hall. There have been several minor fights in the province, Including an attack by 200 In- sure on Lavag, April 17, forty of whom we ~led and eighty captured. The officers report that the men of the 33d Reg- ment and 3d Cavalry are behaving splen- didly under try circumstances. There were no American casualties at Batoc, where 18) insurgents were killed and sev- enty were ptured. Why Hanna Opposed Quay. 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