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vnrfous nominations made tu all part6 bf tls
tiry. and To tlrcitfo who TIN slandarlbearcrs Of
the party shall be.
TIE 1sIArfST'B,

The Ftattsts wero In terrible ,n,,dltc yester-
day, especially whas Is known as the pomcroy
faction. slr. Pomcroy Ind rcpniIa'cd the
nomination Of Harrison by the Gtohc Hall
faction, as had Deatttc, Coorcr, and other
lights, and they had ntso called meeting
Of their City Central Committee 70 nominate
sornc Unu clac. This had TIC effect 10 stir Mp
both elements, md tn cause Rrrat many hard
words u bo EXCHANGED, anil It also srcns 10
have Ind the effect To somewhat appcase lIar-
riaon's opponents In the Ponlernv CAMP The
Committee, however, met Inst night, anil en-
toycd delightful time wranglIng orcr what
they should do to 90 figure IN city politics na 10
secure few appointments under the
successful party. They talked three
solid hours, each person making dozen
speeches, ana before they rot through.
slccectlcd iu calling ono anothcr liars aml other
harsh ontnus. a,"l ~ accusing onc nnnthcr Of
tnht or Of being anxious 10 sell nut IN the fil-
ttre. AZ ono lime It was thought that they
wonll 10 uyer body md soul 10 thr. Socialists,
but th!s was prevented by several mcntcrs
risen. hatl promised them onc.third Of Ills ai'-
uotntmcits, which was moro tllan tho soetaltsts
could offer. Then aynn It was apparent that
stea ssy 81 to ' GonssSe' e ' Tas Resn"s ill.,
With them, ind also all Of hIs friends.
This Inaplsed them not little, nnd thn next
thing they dill wns to commence accusing onc
another OF corrunttnn nntl tl,sncrr!ty, which ia
thcir best to!s,. but j. F. Scanlan poured oil
upon the troubled whtcrs hv saving It ~ulal be
time enough to prefer charges When they could
All WA peace thereafter for awhile, md the
cuogcs upon ''Our Carter" were numerous
an lengthy. the substance at them being that
he had always been tircentacker. Escrybalv
eso having hes, abused, foncroy nezt en- enns r.
tSs tat o 'ss aa hse 's ',ons sa' Ind f tssa bss
hired by tho Kcpubacnns to rcpu1atc
Harrison, and nomlnate sothc one else. An at-
tcmnt was ntn!c to l!url back tue CHARGE but
would not allow II. Tho tnsrtlng ended fn
nothing, as was evident from the lrst. n,"l all
tut WINS dnne Wis tn appoint a committee to
watt upon slr Harrison a,l see WHETHER whether or s,t no
md II So whcther in the event Of hls election,
lle will divide the offices 10 hts gilt. Another
lnectlng is 10 be held Monday. evening,
md in tho meantime the Democratic
tic oilcr faction Of tic Flatis.s, With vIcw to
seeing lust what terms cnn be male, and
whether Or not they will not be allowed TO name
como Of thu nosnfnees OF tic Democratic Con-
ycution to ba held Saturday.
SECOND WARD ALDERMAN.
The National Labor Party Club Of the Second
Ward hcld decidedly lively meeting last even
IuE at Nc. Col Stsie strcat. 1t wns wi,ulc
hho. in It's little sell. About thirty wlito and
black mcn occupied benches in little back room
in the VI aa'oon, where acnuplc of Kerosene
| lamps s.,ed slckly glare over the place. few
Jealous Grccnbackefs oacilIAtc1 between tho
bar. DR.. Washington, Il colorcd citizen, preslG.
| cd. The first business xaa tho deninclhtton OF
| Brick Pomcros'a wing Of Tho Grcenback party
| by gentleman who volunteered for the ocea-
| sion, Old AtRn Darr, from u committee ap-
| pointed at n previous meeting. reported that
thtf Uhe members Of satd Co'nmittce) ha'l
bccrA Wandering about the ward IL search Of
| inun Nfom they could nominate for Alderman:
and who could heat Ballard They Ind seycrnl
iii mind, hut lad not Settled on any ono, n1l1 he
desired TINT the Con1nittc9 should be granted
! further time. lie was willing to yole for any
one on almost any conditions for tho sakc OF
beating Ballard, nsld he stated that that Eentle
lnnn tnl voted agalust allowing the punr city
laborcrs s1.o5 per day, but Ind; when he dls- ~
votc,--not. however. because he desired tho
| laUorer to have The ndynnce
| Another man sa!d Baturtl was a scoundscl,
| and !le must be beaten. '1}ut whcEe was tie
| man to beat hint
After sons moro talk, ,tho Committee was
!! given more timc.-until Friday evening, when
they ore to renort man TO .heat Ballard.
Finally mn adjournment WIS had, and when
the members of the Club rt.,tncd tic saloon q
rcCi-hot individual pulled pn hls coat nn!l in
formed them that, unless they drank with lin.
hc would lick every one ;of them. They ali
drink. ..... :.ris
| THE RErunI1cAN NOMINEES.
The Republican city nnd town ttektt, as far
rs 1t Inns been plaecd In tic field By yesterdays
conventions n.iA the primaries Of the preceding
days, is Us follows: /,
GIFT OFFICERS.
Arayor-A. N. Wright.
| CITY TreaHtlrGt-N. \. Farwr1t,
| City Attnrnny--R. n. Rcaby,
City CIcrk-tctcr lntchwah:
| ALDERMEN.
| First Wnrd-Ashur Dixon, :.
Ercoud Wnrd-.Ald. lsAllnrI.4
| Third Ward-1ohn II. t1nrt.
| Fourth Wnrd-Amos GrEa1tH.
| Eighth WarI-D. ". liAyrstt.
| Ninth Wasi--tiichard J0nefi,
| Eleventh Wa1d-- Gcargg H. Swifk
| Twelfth Wattl-J. u. EvcrItt.
| Thirteenth Wa.d-Al1. ThGMpson.
| Fourteenth Wnll-Louts MAcltn.
| Fifteenth Wnra-.1ohn G. Etcra-
| Seventeenth Wara-Atd. J2nbsens.
| AHUTn TOWN.
| AAects0f--Frank Drake.
| Collrctor-J. H. llrcs. -
| E,Iparvlspr--N!i Il. Page.
| Clork-u. =. Hhoreck.
| SonrM rowx.
| Asscesor--Arthur Gleason.
| CoItgctor-W. II. Hnttcsnan,
| Rupefvisnr--Ulnf Nilcr.
cierk-Ehaslcs Pfohst.
ALL AROUND.