The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-28

II. q. Stiles. Thomas J. Helm,
". W. Loucks, Cy B. Noble,
Dr.. T. ". Byrsn, Frederick Buddenbaum,
Dr.. r. IL Bigger. E. W. woril,
w. B. Morris, p. L. worIl.
d.. ". H. Wishard, F.. L. worll,
DR.. ". n. Wishard, w. II. Tucker
A: w. Wlshard, w. ID. Wilson,
Charles Smith, C.. S. Tevis.
Char es Without, W. L. Tevis,
Taylor O'Bannon, w. Mathews,
Be. fsaer, j. B. Cameron
John Hicks, j. D. Rock.
John F. Richards, Geo. Lamb,
Ill. Fiscer, Jas. Mcclure,
Nelson Yoke, Ut. Morris,
Douglas Ryan. joseph Morris,
John L. Mcfarland, Benz. Crane,
Ben Mcfarland, G. K. Morrison,
James $. Cruise, Frank Smith,
Everett Smith, j. =. Sipp,
Frank Richmond, B. r. Sipp,
George Hitz, S. 7. Blizzard,
Frank Keegan, O. K Weaver,
H.. h. Smith, A. J. Joyce,
Horace Brown, James l. Miller,
IA. Z. Thomas, Harry Crossley.
Peter Routier, L. A. Fulmer.
J. {. Smith, Frank Queisser,
Wesley NJ. Adams, Ed Routier,
Ed Adams, f. l.. Atkinson,
Royal :. kingsley. ii. E. Smith,
VIM. Williams, Charles Rich mond,
Sep II. Smith VIM. McGinnis,
Evan Hadley, G.. L. Walred,
Charles Jones. Lou Campbell.
Charles Compton, Elijah Campbell
Charles Sedwick, q. Ravens,
j. B. Montecue. George Bryce,
Sam Washburn, James Horn,
Ralph Smith, Albert Reese,
j. W. Thompson, Joe Bernauer.
John X. Bells. Geo. Wm. Seibert,
Warren Rice, VIM. Malone,
Joe Knapp, Il 9. Allison,
John Clary, Perry Stevenson,
w. d.. Morris, VIM Kattau,
John Preston, J. II. Treher.
James Johnson, 7. q. Afford.
Tom Marshall, DR.. Cload,
Chris Helm. DR.. Ritter.
7. E. Campbell. F. L. Glass.
Geo Smith, Ansel Matthews,
5. K. Collins. Louis Aker,
j. G. Walker, j. c.. Ludlow,
q. Spratt, Cyrus Brattin,
Q. Reese, Harry Bur,
w. 6. Wright, Jas. Eden,
w. Hutton, Charles Bell,
Harry Hubbard, VIII Robinson,
ID. w. Poorman, A. G. Cotton,
Ches. =. Condo, f.. A. Hamilton.
y. Branar, Lawrence Thompson,
E. Branan, G. B. Eden,
w. 7. Ellis, IT., A G. Eden.
W. T. Hills. ST., Frank Simmons,
John Wailen, w. 5. Kaylor,
JASPER Finney, ". Ii. kaylor.
Leslie Sullivan. James D.. Kayior,
John s. Tevis, Robert Kaylor.
Frank Helm, Thomas II. kaylor.
The meeting will be he'd. as was the first, at
the drug store corner Of Virginia avenue aud
Cedar street.
The Republicans of the Thirtesnth ward held q
rousiuc meeting last night. and organized q
large Harrison and Morton club. The follow
ing officers were elected:
President-John W. Esrt.
Vice-presidents-F. j. Van Vorhis and ". II.
Cooper.
Recording secre.ary-c. H: wiltsis.
Corresponding Secretary. NJ. Dawson.
Treasurer-Jerry Weakiey.
Executive Committee-M. NJ. Cummings, Fl. S.
New, w. II. Mccoy, Al. Gardner and Samuel Pat
terson.
Finance Committee-J. N. Scott, Hugh White,
Ben Aldridge.
A committee was appointed to perfect plans
for a military organization. A young English
man by the name OF Echols was present and
joined the club and promised to tell the club at
another meeting something about free trade in
England. A gentleman well known heretofore
as q Democratic WORKER became a mem Der and
promised to vote the Republican ticket The
club has secured a room In the Moody Block,
and will hold regular meetings The next
meeting will be held next Tuesday evening.
The Republicans of the Seventh ward met at
No. 255 Massachusetts avenue, last evening,
and took preliminary steps toward forming a
Harrison and Morton club. There was a good
attendance and much enthusiasm. A drum
corps has already been organized, and did serv-
ice at last evenings meeting.
The Republicans of the Twenty-fourth ward
on Thursday night OF eiecting Col.
j. r. F-sler president, J. II Bonnie vice-presi-
dent, John Gable secretary. and NJ. F. Woody
treasurer. The next meeting will be held next
Friday evening, in the rear of No. 290 Union
street.
The First Veteran Reeiment, Harrison and
Morton Guards, completed the roll of field and
staff officers last night. a. follows:
Cclonel-George w. Spahr.
Lieutenantcolonel-George z. Branham.
Maio:-G. NJ Walrad
Surgeon-Dr. J.J. Carver.
Chsplain-Rev. Charles W. Lee.
Quartermaster-H. 3. Natepeace.
ADMINISTRATION C. Lamb.
Sergeant Major-Ehjah Eddy.
~Coumissary Sergeant-A- D. Shaw.
Another general meeting is called for Monday
night. st the Criminal Court room.
The colored ladies of the city are becoming
greatly interested IN the campaign. and have a
aree organization, which tbsy have named the
Carrie Harrison Club. They met. for the second
lime, at DIR. Elberts residence. last night. and
slected Mrs Furness president. Mrs. Susie
secretary, aud Mrs. DIR. Ebert treasurer.
A Call for Primary Elections.
The Republicans Of Marion county viii meet
10 their respective wards and townships-in the
wards aud precincts in Center outside OF 7:3o p.