The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-16
Political Notes.

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TIL Harrison Zouaves will give q public ex-
hib;tion drill tonight at the Virginia avenue
Rink.
DR.. S. A. Ebert and J. S. Hinton will speak
tonight at Lovely Lane Church, on Virginia
avenue.
The First Voters Club will meet tonight in
Room 3, Superior Court, AT 130, sharp. A full
attendance is requested.
w. L. Taylor is to be the speaker at the meet
ing of the Ninth Ward Republican Club at
Reichwein Hall tonight.
ID. j. Sullivan says that he is not a member of
the lrish-Americsn Protective Club. He is de-
voting himself strictly to business.
Maj. John B. Glover and W. E. Tousey vii.
speak at the corner of Clifford avenue and
Jefferson street, this evening at 1:3O.
The speakers announced for the Republican
meeting at ST. Clair Hall, BAG Indiena avenue,
this evening, are W. W. Herod and j. r. Perry.
this evening at the corner Of Tennessee and
Market streets. 1t will be addressed by Allison
w. Sweeny and other good speakers.
At the Union Station a day or two ago a coun-
tryman pointed to a Decline coach and asked a
bystander the significance Of the letters c., c..
c. Il l. Cleveland Can't Carry Indiana was
the quick reply.
the First Veteran Regiment, Harrison and
Hovey Guards, to assemble at the New Denison,
tomorrow evening, at z o'clock. to escort Gov
ernor Foraker to Tomlinson Hall.
In tsbulatlng Cleveland's generous donations
it should not be forgotten that he gave a woman
In Cambridge City, Ind, 800 last summer on the
occasion OF the lady giving birth to triplets. In
view of the fact that the triplsts are girls it can
not consistently be charged that the donation
was toe result of q political motive
The Terre Haute Guards. while stopping over.
waiting for q train, last evening, marched up
llinoia sfreet and hacE hehiud THAR hand Uh,rh
played the tune of Dixie. Some of tne younger
members made several pts at the rebel
yell. After the 9Th of Novem Der Dixie will not
be as popular a tune with the Democracy IS it
is now.
Republicans who believe in hanging their
banners on the outward wall are displaying
htbogrsphs OF General Harrison freely in their
windows, AMI now that the counting of presi-
dental pictures here has begun il is suggested
that every Republican in the city shall hang up
one OF these pictures 10 swell the Harrison
total.
A Democratic member OF the Committee Of
Ono Hundred, referring TO the delay OF the
Democratic managers in contributing to a fund
from which that committee is to pay rewards
for the detection and conviction of illegal vot-
ers, said, yesterday: "Sheerin and Jewett, as
well as any one else. can have the rewards we
offer IL they secure the detection and CONVICTION
or anyone who votes illegally"
Advices received by the Republican State
central committee show that the Pension Blu
resu at Washington 10 being manipulated in
Col. Matson's interest. Many people have re-
ceived letters from the bureau, beginning. "At
the persistent request OF Hon. c. c.. Matson."
when, In point of fact. the party addressed new
er had any correspondence with Matson, nor
had the latter any acquaintance with the case.
Mr.. w. NJ. Goldthwaite, of No. 10 Park Place,
New York, sends the Journal SAMPLES Of q new
Harrison and Morton bsdgei in the form of a four
leaf clover, "for luck, with the names of the
candidates and the year 1888 printed in raised
letters. The badge is gold plated and beauti-
fully finished. Mr. Goldthw waite formerly lived
in Wabash. this State, and expresses the hope
that his old county and State may do their full
duty by the Republican candidates. and that the
~four-leaf clover badges may prove o mascot to
help the cause along.