The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-17

ness meetings were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, E. A. Guthrie; treasurer, Richard Clark;
secretary, Charles Park; sergeantat-arms, John
r, Rankin.
Company officers were elected as follows: Cap
tain, d. A. Guthrie; first lieutenant, John r.
Rankin; second lieutenant Charles De Pue. The
commissioned officers were authorized to select
the non-commissioned officers for the company.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NOTES.
Hon Ferd Winter speaks tonight at Indianola,
with Hon W. w. Herod.
The Second ward Republican wigwam will be
dedicated on the Goth inst
The Republicans Of the Thirteenth ward will
meet every Wednesday evening, at No. 23I West
Ohio street, at 7:3O
The Democrats are circulating the report in
Randolph county that Mr.. Calkins stumped
Kansas against prohibition
Hon. J. B. Foraker and Hon. Charles H. Gros-
venor, of Ohio, will speak at Greensburg on the
afternoon of Saturday, Oct IL
Hon. Stanton j. Peelle will speak this week as
follows Tonight at Irvington; Thursday night
Lists Sehool-house, Perry township; Friday
night, Brightwood; Saturday night, Southport
w. |. Howard, chairman of the Fulton county
committee, in letter to headquarters, says that
i've Democrats were added to the Blaine and
Logan clubs in Fulton county last Saturday
night
"A tobIer from l4OgaQSpOfJ TO the state commit
tee says: 1--WE feel much encouraged here. Five
converts we're reported yesterday by reason of
Currys speech. Two of the Cleveland club will
join our club on Monday night
At the conclusion of the Republican meeting
in the Nineteenth ward, on Monday night a
party of Democratic roughs, arrayed in cam
paign uniforms, endeavored to break up the
meeting by yelling and bowling. Two of them
succeeded in getting knocked down ultimately.
Hon. Stanton j. Peelle and Senator Harrison
spoke to good crowd at North indianapolis last
night. Several hundred people were in attend
ance. and the speeches of both gentlemen, in
which the tariff was considered principally, were
received with the warmest evidences of favor.
A largely attended Republican meeting was
held last night at ST Clair and Dorman streets,
at which Hon. Ferd Winter was the principal
speaker. The First ward club and the Escort
gee club furnished excellent music Mr. Winter
is making vigorous campaign, and is making
friends wherever he appears
There is Blaine and Logan club in Cass
county called the CLAY Veterans" and com
posed of men who voted for Harry of the
West" forty years ago. 1t now has eighty-fve
members, and the number will be increased to
one hundred. They will make their first public
appearance in body when Calkins speaks at
Logansport The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent Captain Cyrus Vigus. aged ninety two years;
vice president, Judge Il s. Thomas, aged eighty
years; secretary, DIR. j. NJ. Justice. aged sixty
seven years These old men, a Logansport
man says are all enthusiastic for the cause,
and are doing good work.
The Morton Club will tomorrow evening. hold
its first meeting since permanent organization
has been formed, at which all members are re-
quested to bring their friends John B. ELAN and
w. w. Herod will address the meeting, and be
escorted from the Bates House by the club in
body, the line Of march being south on Pennsyl-
vania street from Pfafflins Hall to Washington
street, west on Washington street to the Bates
House, returning by the same route The
Boylston Club will assist in the entertainment,
and the drum corps under the leadership of Mr..
Jos. Conner, will make its first appearance. The
members Of the club are requested to appear for
escort, at Pfafiin's Hall, at7P NJ. The public
are invited to attend the meeting.