Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
Political NOees.

The list OF prominent speakers who win be sent
into Indiana within few days by the national
Oglesby, Gov. Foraker, senator Hoar Fred
Douglas, John A. kasson, Robert T. LOncoln Theo
Roosevelt, Gen. Luclus Fairfield, Gen. George A.
snerioan, Gen. James Beaver and Paul Wander
WORT, Jonn f. Fnnerty, Gen. J. j. Garrett and
Charles II. utchman. Appointments have also
oeen MADE IN the principal cities In Indiana for
After giving Tammany Hall thrust, and asserting
tnat Cleveland would run behind Hill on the
ator German his check for a $40. 600 conf ribution
10 the campaign fund The mayor said In an in
terview that the denomination OF Gov Hill from
the present outlook would result In his election.
and that he had no doubt that the vote Tor tine.
mead OF the democratic state ticket would be
greater than the vote for Cleveland
Mr.. Blaine has agreed to devote ali his time from
september - 10 November 10 his stumping tour
tie Will be accompanied by Walker Blaine and
Cen Gen. Adam Z hing, Of Baltimore. A New York
Will come here direct from Maine, leaving there on
the 9TH and stopping over night In Boston. He
Will speak at the Polo grounds rally which occurs
on Saturday, and on Monday morning leave for
the West. Cnauncey NJ. Depew and Col IDgersoli
viii go 10 Indianapolis about the same time, and
same platform at Gen. Harrlsons home.
The Ere County. Pa, conferees have received
rom Representative scott an answer TO their
nomination for Congress. which was rendered by
the unanimous vote Of the democratic Convention.
Mr.. Scott repeated that he would not accept the
nomination, and urged them 70 make a nomina-
been used In connection with the nomination, he
positively declines 10 run. An Erie special SAYS:
Hon James K Burns, Irish nationalist may be
the nominee He Is at present teacher In the
city schools
The democratic executive committee OF virginia
met In Richmond yesterday, and adopted resolu-
ton urging The organization or clubs all over the
brought 10 the polls.
Chairman Brce, OF the national Democratic cam.
paign committee, was In conference at Chicago
yesterday with leading democrats from Wisconsin
michigan, Indiana and Illinois. The prospects OF
democrats carrying these four states were con-
sidered so gooi that Col Bnce decided that the
national committee will help the state committee
Mr. George o. Jones, chairman OF the greenback
committee, asserts that instead OF there being only
seven Delegates at the recent greenback national
convention In Cincinnati, seven states were repre-
sented by thireeen delegates. and thar 200 letters
were received from fourteen other states.
The report comes from Arkansas Inat Norwood
the late fusion candidate for governor, intends 70
contest the election, Claiming 20 have been elected
Gov hill was serenaded In Albany last night and
ne delivered speech 70 an immense crowd
Aadltional nominations Tor Congress have been
maae as follows: Ninth Massachusetts, district
yonn W. Chandler, republican; second Wisconsin
esssncs Cnas. BAdw1g. democrat: third Alabama
oisenct, w. e. Oates. democrat (renominatedl
mass meeting WAS held last night under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Democratic club &C
Sooper Union, New York city, with an overflow
nesting outside. Col Henry WaIierson. OF XIV.
spuxe On the Two platforms" and he was wen re-.