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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
TO LEAD TENNESSEE pRonBIToNIsTs.

Nashville Tenn July 20 (speciaD.-J C. Johnson at
one time leading hnancer in Memphis VIII be
nominated for Governor tomorrow by the Executive
committee OF the Prohibition party, j. H. Andcfsoh'
of Sullivan County, the nominee Of the party having
recently died. Mr. Johnson VIII not make personal
canvass but will have his headquarters al Nah''' anu
will send canvassers into the diereht couh'o'' A"o
,,',,,o Conm,,tcc ~ the state Temperance Alliance
,oday decided hereafter TO cooperate Win Inc thiu
marty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
GOOD WORK OF TIE STATE LEAGUE.

The members of the Executive Committee OF inc
Republican state league met yesterday at the Repub-
Ilcan Club house TO perfect it, organization Ohal-
man william H. Williams presided John D smith,
an energetic, popular member OF the Kcpu1Ncan 'iu0
If NevYor1 was elected chairman OF the sub ENccu-
,,,o Cornmittee and Dudley Z. Phelps, Of the West
side Eepubllcan Club, was made assistant secretary
Of tbe state League BY special invitation OF inc
STATE and County Committees, tho state League DC
cided 10 establish the campaign headquarters WIN
tIoso of the COUNTY Committee at No Is Mcst IWHI,S
cfth-s when IS near The headquarters ol inc Naona
IeanIe The most encouraging reports were leccl|cu
i1aeuo;;i - ~ tho state New clubs being or
ranizcd 6y the dozen, and there IS every reason W
Think that 600 Will be the field by september l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
NE pAr-ssFT,s AIR SHIP.

Washington July % (specaD.-The Committee on
Appropriations Of the Senate today asked to be dis
charged from the further consideration Of the bill ap
proprang $50 for experiments with the air ship
invented by 4. De Daussct, and that the BIZ might
be referred to the Committee Interstate Commerce
II Was done without its being regarded as Joke
either DE Bausset really believes that Congress VIII
make the appropriation which he asks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
~ EyrRrEs FOR THR CIRCUIT FACES.

Cleveland Ohio. July 25.-The circuit races whlcf
begin next Tuesiay. promise to be interesting. ludgn'
from the list Of entries. which closed tonight On'
hundred and thlsy.iour horses. embracing OF th
gectcs on the turf have teen entered They diyde
among the various classes follows 80 trot, ten
% pace fourteen % rot twelve % trot fourteen
cefor all pace. Thirteen; 2:2i trot, twentyfour; 22
irot ten; 2:is trot ten = 33 trot. eight . II pace
ten: free. for-al trot four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
NvwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY 26 1888 TEN PAES

documents of the kind, feature OF IL being DO
;nand that Congress make II a crime 10 ship li1uor into
prohibition state. Hugh Harrison, wholesale gro
Ger Of Minneapolis and recent convert to tho iai'h'
was nominated for Governor The convention re-
ccvcd his speech of acceptance enthusiastically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
A PHASE OF DEMOCRATIC INDIGNATION.

Washington, July % (SpeclaD.-The southern Demo
Gratis In the House are highly indignant because the
Senate Finance Committee has recommended amend
meat the sundry civil bill, providing for the refund
Ing OF the Direct tax OF 1861, to the States which
paid 1t into the National Treasury Some OF them
threaten to defeat tho oundry Cvl bin altogether II
tho Scnate shah eopt u aud Insist upon retanng it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
,r,.,, ,or,c OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

Philadelphia. July 25 speciaD.-' The Bulletin OF
tho American Iron and steel Association issued 10
,v in snean~ Of the dut: OF the Senate and the NILS
Tariff bill, says:
ue,c &c absolutely demand among the true ficnoS
% ndnetry Tor reduction OF duties on foreign pfoncts
when compete in markets with domestic pfouucls'
~ dcn,and + made b. certain class OF foreign I'M
rios Inv theoretical Free Traders and BY the agents
81 thc Whisky Trust The representations Oh tieso os
- amcrican industry should have no influence IN 90
te,mng legislation which affects the prosperity OF tho
American people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
THE NEGRO LESS OBNOXIOUS TO BouRBoNs.

picbmond. July 25 Ospecial-It has Just leaked out
hcrc that tho Bourbon party is trying to oreah 'hc
color line for its own benefit in secret way Las'
week W. r. Trigg president of the Electrical hsli-
wav Line issued invitations TO banquet 10 h'c
nromIncnt colored mon of this city. There were aso
,rcsnnt Colonel Y. " Randolph. W. H. Mcrcu'h
monument Democrats OF Richmond, anu Ma"'iO0 "
Flvnn of New-York, the owner OF the Hohhioni
co., rouwavs and Others Whites and blacks SAT
=, the Same table ate and drank, and were merry TO-
cether. Randolph and Meredith are representatives,
Of the Richmond aristocracy' and me people arc
much stirred up over the matter The impression IS
that IT IS bold step toward getting the coorcd pco
10 % vote tbe Cleveland ticket this fall and BID
bo ~ through the agency Of Flynns large
interests In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Charleston S. G., July CSC. W. Dargan was rcnoml-
mated for Congress to-day by the Democratic Conycn-
tlon at Florence.
81. Louis, July o5 tspccaD.-The Democrats of the
XyIIIh Illinois District, Morison's old stronghold,
this morning nominated senator W. 5. Forman, Of
Nashville.
Princeton, Ill. July 25.-The Democrats OF the
With Congressional District last evening nominated
Owen c. Lovej0y for Congress. The candidate is a
son Of LoyejOy tho noted ab0ltionlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
DEMOCRATS WILL TRY A LOW TRICK.

A little scheme has Just been devised by the Demo
cratic managers to in1ure General Harrison on the
Pacific Coast They propose to dress lct OF ioaies
M as Cinnamon and have them parade here IN honor
Of the Republican candidate. The procession VIII
be photographed and copies sent all over the western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
SADNESS AMONG TIE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

SADNESS AMONG TIE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
An uneasy feeling prevailed at the regular meeting
Of the district chafmen Of the County Democracy
which was held yesterday the third cor rear ROOM
of the New Amsterdam Club. The mmor that secrc-
tary Thomas f. Gilroy Of the Tammany organzalon'
had predicted that PnrrOy's rebellion was but small
clan of thunder compared TO the earthquake when wa
coming. had an unscttling effect upon the leaders,,
and an air OF dlsrist pcrvadcd the secret meeting
There are twenty four district charmcH. but as Pui
rows chair was vacant Police Justice Power presided
When the time to read Mr.. PuuoyS iesigna-
ton Judge Power called Mir VOOrhls TO the chair
The bossa spoke in injured tone. 1t Is sald OF
Pulroy and his last Illumination, but did not attack
him seriously. lie probably thinking Of who was
going next The resignation was referred to The
loyal members" OF that part of the NNINth Assembly
District that Mr. Purroy represented This Is compose"
OF ten OF the thirty nine districts OF that Assembly
District They were Instructed TO fill the vacancy
and It was significantly added any Others that may
occur there Edward KeaIney's resignation as a
member Of the organization referred to the AAls
Assembly District Committee His resignation as a
member Of the Democratic state Committee was LOT
valfcd 10 the latter body All those designations.
Secretary MCGEE remarked, In giving ont the report
OF the proceedings. Will probably be discussed al me
meeting Of the General Committee at Cooper Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
LISTENING TO 4 PROHIBITION CANDIDATE

evansville. Ind. July % (SpeciaD.-Quite largo
cr vd gathered at Evans Hall tonight to hear JOhh A.
Hrooks Vice-Prcs dental candidate on tho frohl'
hilton ticket The audience was misceilchahouS ono
however, and was not In sympathy WIN 'l,a' pay
-, -ort ont ~ curlosity to see the speaker Mr..
rooks cxpodndcd Prohibition doctrine Tor ABOUT an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26

score or more Of the representative Insurance men
90 prooLlyn met yesterday afternoon at NO loi
uonacuest to take steps for the organization OF an
I,.surance Mems Harrison and Morton Club IL was
stated that nnctenhs of the Insurance men In BROOK
lyp are heartily supporting the Republican ucAcI
The enrolment Of 10 names In advance OF orea"Ht
ton was reported. Robert i. sede"lch was h'ai'
temporary chairman, and the fono"ihs ooli" ".,'
49,, enc ooccrs: r. H. Flynn, Albert Hodges, J. A.
mo Croot a. B. Thorn, ami Alexander Ray The
details Of the work TO make the organization as soeI
I've IS ,essbie and TO enable IT 10 participate u, me
arsde IN Louoc OF Mr. Ralnc's arrival In lhis country
t'erc discussed Another meeting VIII nc hcid iO
morrow at Q D. m. to perfect the organization
----p7705TTT TITiOYIs WANT HARRISON, TOO.
90 Paul Julv s5-,Ibe State Prob b'tion Convention
Ian, % IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
CONGRESSMAN FITCH LEAVES THE CLUB


concressmsn Ashbel r. Fitch Of the KILN District
Who voted for the Mills bll sent In his ie1snson las
night as member OF the Harlem Eepuo''elh oiup Inv
"a ont tbem 10 Mr. Fitch. He resigns because he
cannot stand by the resolutions Ct the club and the Re
,,hI,can patform JIis resignation was promptly nc
rren,ad nv unanimous vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26

II f. hardly probable that they win be able to hold
together long enough In that attitude, however Tor
The hin carries tho snug OF 81 6c9, 900 account
OF public buildings in twenty-five towns situated In
Southern States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
uorrford's Acid phorphnte

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
teaspoOnful added glass OF hot cold water, and
sweetcned to the taste VIII be found refreshing and nvg
Grating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
ELEVATED RAILWAY MEN ENTnUsIAsTIc.

The first public meeting OF the Manhattan Na'i""S Eur
novcs' Harrison and Morton Club was hold last evening
. ~ enc East Tightv-sNthst. over tundre1 names
ver. added 10 the roll Of the organization CURING ie
evening bringing the whole number up to aoou. "'o
C. X Ford OF the Second ave. line was e'ectc1 lou''n
vice presdcnt and George Huffman elected mafHh'i Z"
40 clu which will Join in the reception Of Mr Elaine
Charles Smith then read poem which had been "fiteh
%, the occasion. He followed by C. A. Smith, VINO
the club its prospects and then poceecel
with an able argument on the leading issues Oh inc cam
eaton lanes s. Iehmaier secretary Of the State League
~ penublican Clubs said that before had the party
heen SO thoroughly organized in the State and that all
s.eot indications pointed the success OF the party
This fall The meeting was extremely enthusiastic anu
'' we're frequently interrupted by applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
FRANCIS Nu-RPHY,s SONS FOR HARRISON.

Evansville, Ind. July 20 iopccaD.-Willlam Murphy,
son Of Francis Murphy, the temperance orator, who
has been here during the last year revvng that cause
proclaims his allegiance 10 the Republican party. Mr.
Murphy recognizes that for all legislation In behalf OF
temperance the Prohbitonsts have sought the Repub
lican party, and feels that he cannot consistently
support the Prohibition ticket, and thereby impair the
chances Of the party which has in the past occupied
a friendly attitude toward temperance. Mr.. Murphy
Is authority for the statement that his brother Edward
Murphy Will take the stump In this state In the coming
caulpaign in behalf Of the Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
WILLIAM II BARNuM on A STILL HUyT

Washington, July % (speciaD. William H. barnum
speu; to-day in Washington and was among the anxious
inquirers who sought information respecting MI Ran
dall's condition. Baron' Scott is confined 10 MS
house by a slight Illness, and that was gwen as
reason for Mr. Barnum's visit. Mr. Barn'h spent
sevcra, hours at the Capitol in conference WIN West
ern Democrats, which gave some couhtehancc " 'i0
-, =, . coD.cn,,,ated SIN hunts by the Demo
erals ins nlred by hope that they may Dag 'ho ec
,oraI votes of Michigan, Wisconsin, and mihhcsO'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
WOMEN HAVE A SECRET CAUCUS.
INC n,,v, LOCKWOOD TELLS HER SUPPORT


Frs HERE HOW TO RUN CAMfAI"N'
Nrs Cvn,bla Lconard's parors, at NO 100 west
1v-cnty-thl,rl-s; held Interesting company Hcs''i
dav Pesidcs Mrs. leonard, who has the courage VI
her convictions on all public qucsilohs anu 'iio "
umnhant Mrs Bclva A. Lockwood, who had sioiio
lime four years ago in thinking that shc wa Iu",,nr
COR President many woman suiIragsts were there' -
49,, onc,,oto was discussed lie is Alfred H. Love-
- pbuodcl,h;a whom Mrs. BeNa nominated lor MGR
vice Presidential candidate. Mr.. Love has ho. Ihui
Gated whether he viii accept the nomination anu rs -
IN he Disciplined: Mrs. Belva VIII talN W h'''
the real work o. the day was III prcpaiIns ui ''o
nalrn here The campaign was plac''oal'
Nearly all the party did not have ciesr lu "a ~
70 do So Mrs Lockwood came from Washington u
take the helm. , o.uone,vo
NJ Iochp.ood explained the wicked and expensive
n,e,bods OF The old parties, and then Inc "o'oh NV
p,cdatery held caucus, secret conference 10
an the electoral candidates. MIS- Looh"oou ,
caucus acted as sergeant at arms, anu ool' w. ~
formation to reporter who sat In inc Ian NJ q" -,
a 1evr things she said: "Whcn man ruiea supreme F"
was ciyilzation Of force. Now we are passing i''o
,o,,, ci,rzation fin which woman shall shaic wa,
mon in eoual rights. There are more anVoca'cS Vi
won,en's rights than you would behoVe ""9, M"
lettcrs from Alabama, Tennessee ana 'hc O"'C''" ~
vocatinC electoral tickets there IN bo.iDOI
diana they have club and have hau "'e ~ -
aIrosdv The ticket will be made up now so 'hS'
,Iro win he no b!under when l am away Inc"
shall indicate what ought TO be done u N No"
h,ro and Vcrmnnt This wont lie Doodle canpas"'
Inn, we shall want some money to grease INC "'
chinery." A., rocbwood
WIN the ladies' here try TO voie?' MIS- Loch~oo''
WAS asLed. well" she r~rcd under 'he f"u..
tocnth Amendment ANY person can vote l u'n .
want 10 &c. women into Jail and don't want ~ 81
man ouarrcllng. We are the Peace party hoo -
Gun ,lstfoqn: We believe in woman suhraSe' ,t N
uEr g.Iitration money and labor reform anu NV
ao,Ial Of railroads aud tecsraphS by the 'oNei
Mrs pclva is her headquarters ~ -, wi,
no VIII he I'm Washington. Tonight thf paIu'}S Wiz
have ratification at No. $50 fui'o"-S'
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states and the Pacific Slope. This Is good example
of what Mr. iricc calls "Thc contest OF Ideas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
oppos1vc THE Mills BILL IN PLATTsBuRG,


plattsburc July % Special. -The young "o" %
Northern Ncw-York are profoundly Interested III ."o
osent political campaign, the NILS Dill SIiheS
Al tbc leading industry of their region, namely 'no
manufacture of iron. Tonight the young hcp"'"
COW. NJ platsburs connected With the HARRISON anu
uor,on C,uh and the Young Mems Republican Oluo
bel1 q large mass meeting. IT was c1pco'cu 'n"
ox senator warner Miller would make the speech Va
tho evening hut he decided at the last moment 'h"'
be would make no address inasmuch as ne hau AZ
certed an invitation TO make speech oeioIo 'no
Clintop County Agricultural Society on August ~
lanes p Foster Of New'fofh' pie'F
dent of the National Republican Lc"Ruo,
addressed the large audience which assemDcu
charles H. Moore president of the local League cuo'
rrcs,dcd Mr. Foster in his speech eulogzeu OVi
oral Harrison and the Republican platform lie sdiu
that all over the State there an uprising OF WORN
rc,,en and manufacturers to support Harilsoh anu
Morton In Erie County a Harrison Cluo' coilpos'"
If 200 men who voted for Cleveland In lool hai Dee"
formed Ex-senator Miller and Mr. Foster VIII cIoss
fake Champlain to Burlington. VT. tomorrow anu
there will make tariff speeches before ne Loaau s
onebbS " Vermont senator Edmunds and Congress
man Rutterworth Of Ohio. Will also hahe spn
The attendance al the burlington nlec'ihs Pi'"
to number many thousands OF people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26

smith g. Angels Black Hssiery s guaranteed sot to
er cx and ave satsfacon after wearing ana washing Of
money refunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26

lone creature used Dr. Perces FavOrte Prescrp
tiOnthe remedy for tho weaknesses and peculiar AL
mcns her might have secured the deacons FAY
BIZ The cheerful character OF her verse;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
CONNECTICUT REpUBLIcAN CONVENTION.

Hartford. Conn, July 25-The Republican State
Central Committee met In this city this afternoon and
voted TO call the Convention. for tbs nomination Of
State officers at Allyn Hall in this city on Tuesday
and Xednesday, August II and -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
Poor widow Bcdoit!

shs nsd love poetry tho deacon and could
Addiction
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The authorities Of yasnr college have
conferred The degree I'll. y. on Mrs.
Christine l.. Franklin, n fellow OF the
Johns Hopkins university.
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Constipation

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late Friday night burglar entered the
house OF S. l.. Gugol, ON Randolph road,
and stole - in money, and about o'clock
the same night an attempt was made TO
break into house on Looney street.
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hrLFOns bnss Old gold.
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saturday Night, NAV ..
"Iilgrlm's Chorus. Tho Heavens are Telling"
Mine. TANNER, Sig BNTIEsTiNE, sig rAGLiA.
riE1BA aud Chorus
Grand scene FROM I'll 1royaiop introducing the
Anvil chorus
Omnd Local Chorus. Hand, Anvil brigade aud
Aftillcr accompaniment.
sunday N'ght.-Attmrtion ENiranuiuarc
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Have yo. Nasal cs,arrhY

I'D. srvAup. opt.ciao. al MulIofd'L
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Mr. Lewis Weisigcr, collector for Brown
q Jones, and Miss Minnie Bourgeois, step
daughter Of 7. ID. johnson, OF No. 2ll
Carroll avenue, were married at Covington
Saturday, despite the objections Of Mr..
johnson. They have gone TO Paducah.
Mr.. George Powell acted as groomsman.
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Friday Night, May 4.
Crowned With the Tempest"
sig. TAGlIArtETRA and Chorus
"Thc star spnnglcd banner ..........wilh Chorus
Artillery accumpanlments
saturday Afternoon, Niny y, e o'clock.
Gmnd Matinee. Great Ladies and Chlldrcu's bay
sunday Afternoon. MAY 6.-spcclil Attraction.
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TUESDAY, APR. "a,
Consisting OF SEVERAL VALUABLE FAR
CHS BELONGING 10 TuE MENKEN
ESTATE

No. a. MADISON STREET, adjoining the above
now occupied by the GcrmauiN Insurance
company
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LocAL PARAoRAPIIs.

A tea complimentary to Mis- Nellie
Fisher, Of Denver, Col, was given by Mn.
II. 4. Porter, Friday evening last.