Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-23
Among the Politicians.

BLAINE AND BUTLER-CAMPAIGN ODDS AND ENDS.
Rev. Father T. J. Carley called upon Mr.. Blaine
yesterday afternoon and presented him with a gold
headed cane voted to him at the West Point Cath
oiic church fair. Later ninety Methodist ministers
paid their respects to the republican candidate.
They represented churches in Brooklyn, Jersey
City, Newark, and in Connecticut. Mr.. Blaine then
Shook hands with all the employees OF the republi-
can state committee and at O'Clock the Union
League committee were received by the candidate
at his hotel At $50 Mr.. Blaine left for Phladel-
phia, where he arrived at midnight, having been
received with much enthusiasm al Newark, Tren-
ton. and other stopping places on the route.
Elaborate preparationS are being made for his re-
ceptiOn at Buffalo on Thursday.
Butler spoke to large audience at Music hall,
Lynn, Mass, last night. urging the working men TO
vote together against the two old parties for four
o. five years, until they got 'man" in the White
House. He closed with cry OF "Oh, God, for an
hour OF Andrew JACKSON"
ton Ohio last night, and speaking at the "wig-
wan" and opera house in honor Of Gen. Logan,
who returned there in the afternoon after his trip
The regular republican organization Of Louisiana
at at meeting last night agreed to JON hands with
and to support Kellogg for Congress
An Ohio democrat is quoted In dispatch from
Springfield as saying that the detection OF Irish
State.
The State register Of voters Of Louisiana yesterday
refused d to allow the o. s. Chief Supervisor Of Eec-
1t is said, VIII try to force the register to comply
with his demand.
The prohibitionists OF Pennsylvania have nomi-
mated Barr Spangler for Congress
An immense republican mass meeting was held
in Luray, Va, yesterday, and was presided over by
Hon. John g. Newman and addressed by Hon. j. B.
Webb, republican candidate for Congress, and
others.
The Rev. Thomas r. Bacon, of the Dwight Con-
gregatlonal Church, of Boston, found many OF his
most prominent pariShiOners absent from their
seats In church on sunday, in consequence OF his
Outspoken advocacy OF Cleveland as presidential
candidate. .
StauntOn, Va, yesterday listened addresses from
Senator BayArd and Gen. Randall Gibson, OF LOuisi-
ana.
MIssED-In the YOnkers court yesterday the case
against Victoria Agnes HulSkamp nee MOroSini,
charged by her brother, Attilio MorOsint, with
stealing diamond brooch, the property OF his
sister Julia, when the accused eloped with her
fathers coachman, was dismissed, as the COM
platnant was not present.
MARRYING ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
Henry w. Smith. age nineteen, and Miss Annie
Taylor, one year younger. both of East Orange, N.
j., instead OF attending LOtta matinee on Satur-
day decided to get married and as Mr.. Smith had
OBTAINED vacation, to take wedding trip. Both
persons are wei known ut Brick Church, n. j.,
where they live. The young man is boOkkeeper
and decorator, and the brides father. s. w. Tay-
lor is the private secretary TO Capt John Ericsson,
the Wei-known engineer OF New York city. The
attachment OF the young couple has been no secret
to their parents and friends and IL has been tacity
understood that they were engaged, but an early
marriage was not expected After the wedding the
groom promptly sent telegram TO his father-in-
law announcing the tact. When the couple return
TO their parents they viii be accorded warm wei
resume her post as her fathers houSekeeper, which
she has held since her mothers death.