, 1880-07-10
CHICAGO,

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CHICAGO.
TIE psnocnAr1o arArH KxKcurtvn coMutrrxa
got toI'ether Yesterday nttornoon at sho Palmer
House: Tho1r worc present Gen. rarsons' W.T.
nrN ,n NJ s1rnsSr Ch,rs' izSy M a aa e ~ e.
ml. "ps'"s.v"' s.,., . ',,. -" LII nn
enHo. .nose Re'.'let'oi oat'ea upon sis. Ae'teE'
Tho wcathor wns too hot to do anything, and
honco thpy snt around and nerspircd, ,ooppcl
tholr brow. win sheis hanateresisf., and ad-
to',racd. deciding to namo the place fora Chica-
90 headquarters horenftcr.
4 TnlnuNE reporter askcd Mr.. Fuller, who
ou @ "ceant tho oaton tha
cen%tt,So ,'naf kno,x WIN mn, .,, Mr. r,,,o,. :. +,
hesr,t de- dsSlinei" ,o,,,, a,,,
,nn,,. ilcnrrnt sfau5w H. Il ~ sef,1u fanr
sncG wavn hnh nnvthn1s t,,3t ttnra IL mt lS.'s
~ S, ". ,iiS w. nGeent a1,y oMSo , .,o,
,vaE", n: n..au r''os au'ol's "cl"eSceo 'o s'o"iy
l. ws the ntenton Of tho comttc9 to at
Wonther Of yestersiay throw daynpor ' upoIl 3,1
' shf ~ ~ - ~ tbn 1nas M M fqIler Is y Gte
h,,. Mr. III Lcitcr Hest crq to @ take my astiyo
piher hands Fun o taes tat ts tho ne,'bers 'S
iSn 4rcninnrv snL a Tx nn n9lo uo"
.nf ..'.s, ., 1..i. tAas
,cinnp atotE he,'.amr1oas III t1o u1ana
IN +, a"ns a. IN ract fr,i,t ,f'tn n nnu ~. sn
iargo and % %el nd,sp:cd to tic p,sst,sas III 81
tmG , Sapats. ,s In IT, ~, g@ Mos 9f 4 s4oLng
inTs ,y sonn III ,n1,,3irstntI Mi nvr III H. Sta,
i il proposed to asslss iho Work IN Indiana aSi
Ps ~ ~, IN 9 San S1e @ 5os spfaHoss n W, no
s;nrted vii e n,,shci viii sI,,Trr % "n.l Il Vii
,sI nG ao 1x @ aEGrcsSxl: n an shepar nt 9onTso
Exes1tLve co;ahttso VIII hoid a Il naotns hero o
within d 10" says' s,gs .a,, = .n,,a,x -,
who Is here tryj1,g tho Ohio + Misstsgjup, HAIL
road eases boforo tho United Htntea Courts, WINS
TWlnuNE roporicr ani briefly questioned upoa
"My iica is loo full of Ohio stI ssiss!ppt" said
The gentlenan. We talk about nnything c!aee:
hs e woss ey gcry sPs saf a eo Ms
given much nttontion to tic oats,paIan. Judge
will Rsya lin rousfug reception, and suppose
that will 10 tho sIgnAt for a Eol.urAl opcuIlg Of
tAs % %Sapp.,s,;s p Hike an oot,vo mn, IN ,t, ,s,r
'hs sesaafaiy essa'fiffy / sea!l make speeches. hut
lst OF August" =
Gen. HnrrIsnn Is very confident Of tho result,
and he predicts tho olcctioti Of 0urliold and
II
rtnve,,TT W.,
Tb, .,,,,,,. M.,,,. n"rn,I', o,,4 r.h,,. c,,, ~
ny anu1.& Tnns gM 1arGlu h Mno AttnuE CiuG o.
nrrnj1r. W Il. KnniFtnnn In thn rhsr ti,o al,i,."t
bottIg ii effect u per1nallcnt organization and
Mtlu3it rules Ind regulations. -,
Tie. EomlnItteo, m Organization reported n
constitution for tho government or tho Club,
prcclulel lriy ono over 81 ycnrs 0f ngts hui,on-
l1iy member. and tSq shut or tho l.tIyaency Uy
The report wnB nloptcd. -
4 ctfntultt4o to Suggest permanent officers
two weeks he,lro was thUu appointed, ,ks follows:
FW. Parker, Edward Leo, =. !. Webster, Il. j.
Nlchols. u. ]. soraaord, ". +. Halr, and Charles
Orerrocker. .
l.; L. Mills wds chilled upon for speech, and
spoko 1T some longtl. llo satd ho was glld to
SEQ tho young mon nltvo to tho Issues OF tho
tltnos. 1t meant TINT tho coming c1nvnsa VIM
g e., 90 ~ enthMsastlc olo u f0k ninl bAuk to
triumph OF L1I,cnli1. lArplnuse,1 We stoa,l ns