New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-20
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
BUFFALO.
CAMPAIGN HWORK-A DIOCESAN COUNCIL
DALRYMPLES WHEAT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIeUNE.l

| icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIgUNE.l
| BrPrAro Sent I0-Iraciically tho week has been
remarkable for two of the largest meetings OF the cam
paign: that of the Young Voters Club on tuesday
| evening which was addressed by james o. Pntnam
and James F. Gluck: and the jubilee of the German
American wards this evening, at which the principal
speaker was Dr. H. NJ. SarkoG, OF " The st. Louis
Westliche POST" and which was attended By the
Pumcd Knights now over 1000 strong, the Central
Blaine and Logan Club, the Young Voters Club and
numerous ward organizations.
Leroy Andrews, n prominent lawyer, has seeded
from the Democratic party, and made an eloquent
address at Fitch Hall last evening, giving Lis reasons
for change of views.
General Stewart L. Woodford and sherman SRogers
will be speakers at next Monday evening mass
meeting of the Independent Republican Club. The
latest batch of Mulligan letters have had percep
tible effect the onthr iasiic interest IN the Repub
lcan candidate. The spontaneous demonstration which
the Democrats were reported to be arranging for
an alleged unexpected visit of Cleveland, appears
to have fallen through
1t is rcoprtcd that "Tbc Republic" the evening
edition of The Courier" il 70 be sold 10 a number
Of Buffalo gentlemen. and that II will he made "A iwO
cent evening paper in the interest of Cleveland and
free trade. General Macadaras. the Irish ,itatOr,
has been here this week. He j. earnest advocate Of
Blanes election.
The marriage of Edwin H. Milford. of New York,
and Kate H. Subway. of this city. al st. Johns Church,
on Tuesday attracted large attendance OF people III
society.
The forty annual council ofthc Episcopal bio
cese of Western Sew ork held here tins week, was
largely attended by the clergy and prominent lay
members If the diocese Many important measures
adopted and spirit of unaumlty prevailed IN The
discussions. The reports the fyorab condition Of
Hobart College gave sui-iaciOn on account 81 me
local interest in the institution. The next council will
be held in Geneva.
II j. stated aud not denied that * Mayor John b.
Manning has been expelled Fl the Buffalo Demp-
cratic Club.
II has been % dull week in auu-cmcnis. A Wife,
Honor" has been prOdnc'd ~ one h1u." ~ empty
benches and the other house has offered nothing
better than All crazy and " Unknown
The recent visit to Buffalo Of Oliver Dlryoplo, Tho
great Dakota wheat grover, j. regarded u business
circles highly important Ili- ofcf IT, ship hItbcr
not only the surplus Of Ina Dakota wheat crop Of 900
600 bushels bat what be- NAV handle hp-idc4 gives
the Buffalo elevators the exclusive handling Of l1rg"
share Of the best grain in ho world and may result no
making the city Tine depot of grain trade for the Nori-
west n j. understood That be- viii br gin shipping a'
rapidly ~ po-siblr
~ Police rommil Toner Michael Newoll has brought
sui for S2O.OOU against T. II Butler of Tho N'W7,'
bl.ing tho action article m that pApct stating
thlt newell had admitted. IN his tcr to the pro
coodug1 winch deprived him oi his oico, that ho wa
an alien, ANA had voted Illegally