New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
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POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
EXPENSES OF CONGRESS CANDIDATES.
REPORTS FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF

EXPENSES OF CONGRESS CANDIDATES:
prpoRrs FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF
STATE.
Albany, Nov. 12-These statements Of election ex-
ueuses were filed with the Secretary OF State To-Day ny
Congress candidates. al,
The candidacy OF Thomas II. Beal In the xAVHn DIS
tr,ct cost GIG for pass % 80 for printing circular
and $50 so for stamped envelopes
lanes W. wadswOrth (ltep), In the AAAlss D''|
contributed $3.50 each 20 Wyoming Genesee, Orleans anu
Livingston Republican County Committees 70 DC
IN defrayins legitimate campaign expenses. nc S'o p"
Is for having his pastors printed -. v,,,s
The statement Of Squire T. Hills (ProD. IN 'ne AA'
n,.,r,et has one expenditure Of s5 for incdentals
Isaac c. Andrews (Pro) In the xxvIllth D's'Hc' ""0
no election expenses .,,,. T., TIM
william W. Smith, the Prohibition candaa'e ~
with District expended 1928 II Tor personal "a''e
expenses printing and stamps . ,,.. MA
John H. Kelvin Prohibition candidate In the AVN n's
trict paid s12 20 for travelling expenses 70 ,or p
and s5 to the Prohibition Committee OF Rocklanu .ou'
Guy c. Humphrey (Pro), In the AAAiAi~ ~
pended 81 so for paster ballots. .,.oa
John Raines (Rep.), in the XxIxth District cohrouu
$500 each to chaiimen Of ontario S'cuo'. wv nsos
County committees for printing postage anu ose o.,
., committees and expended $50 30 for prinths ~. M
q, for clerical services to j. L. Burnett OF ." LUZ
express charges aud $40 for travelling expenses. ~
lanes I 1elden (Rep.), in the XXVth Dissfics eo'
tributed 800 and $500 respectively 10 tne nses
Cortland Republican County Committees TO deifsy 1921
q, those committees lin part for printing anu u's'
raster ballots hand bills, ETC., and LOT eon'e's
NOE, and innrm electors to the polls. no eNp, ,
ssO so for printing OF paster oao.s "U um,., a
1000 for postage stamps, and paid $40 90 " "'"" 70
$50 =, Sy,acuse for services in directing and mahng
printed matter 49,, =. r,,.,,o, axnsnded
s45s 80 for the printing and dis.rouo ooo AZ Cor
masters 1875 for newspaper advertis'hgi S-- 90 =,
,ntIno $500 so for hire $3.50 Tor postage a. "a
Godsmith carriage hire and distributing po'' SO
p.s,ers $50; w. J. Youngs for legal SERVICES. *'v'
uzp
addition to the above have contributed 70 various .uoS
,own and county committees $3.50 not In an Oh my
election alone but toward legitimate campaign eNp"'
| I'm general" making his total eiecuo" eNpe"'''''
| 4.0H 10. - n.> Candidate in the
xxIxh district were Printing, $50 So posters eli %
ontario County COMMITTEE to cover printing ete' 7'o "
far same purposes SIP so TO Yates County commune
s,s,,onery etc. $50; postage, $685. NJ f.. Page, eah'
vases for city Hornclsyle stationery e@. eoa -
livery So; Steuben County town and local eoh"''ee''
so2s personal travelling expenses, *Ioo. -, n,.o
sercpo T. PAYNE (iep) IN the XXVIIth paid si"o
5000 and $500 respectively to the os"ego' ","o ~
Cavuga Republican County Committees Tor use III oei
lawful election and campaign only stamped en-
yelops $40 4O railroad fares 81 CS; livery 10 20 pas
| tiers, $I8. A.. vxv,t,h
Edwin X Burnham Dem.), candidate IN the IA Vi,"'
| District: Wayne Democratic County oomnis'ee '
legitimate expenses OF campaign $3.50 paid W. H. hughes
so5: NJ T. Collier, $40; Harvey shufelt 70 ior ''"'e,s
expenses pasters $50 personal travelling eASen'.,,
telegraph and telephone expenses, Si3 wi W. u. "''
for prinnq postage and labor in distribution OF
| s75 chairman Of the 0swego Democratic County Sonr
| mittee to pay expenses Of public meeting Szo
George Van Horn (Dem) In the xXIvth Districs, peu
so3 90 in railroad hotel bills 80 iO livery "a "
teephoning and telegaphing, % pastors, $40 loooo
0rop letters $40 80 express charges same, " 4V'
envelopes 80 2j postage stamps, sS2 oo cieresi se
and postage 500 5000 and S241 were respectively pau
the chaIrmen Herkmer and Otsego county De"o
cratic committees used only in defraying the a"
| of such
OF the Democratic party and paid at the request OIL
such committees a regular assessment
Frank Beobe a candidate for Assembly In the Fulton
and Hamilton county district spent 10 cents for tolls VI ~
for paper and postage 20 cents car fare $40 10 the '""
| Committee for printing, and pastors Sl1 d.
| KANSAS FARMERS TALK OF A NATIONAL TlCkEI.
Topeka Ram, Nov. 12 tspeciaD.-There is no qnes-
tIm but that a mutual understanding exists betwcch
Farmers Alliance leaders throughout the country con
cernug the organization OF National party. Both Of
| the Farmers Alliance organs in this city published
editorials to day calling the farmers to stand In line
for 1902 1t is claimed by the Peoples party leaders
here that Colonel Livingstone, Of the National Farmers
Alliance will be elected to the United States senate
In Georgia, and that steps have already been taken
looking to a union OF all the granger societies. One
Of The best posted Of the Peoples party politicians
sold today that senator Plumb had been discussed as
Presidential possibility, and would have been nomi'
| n.,ed had he not entered the canvass for the Re-
| publican ticket
no INVESTIGATE FRAUD IN ARKANSAS.
| Little Rock, Ark. Nov II (Specal).-In the United
states District Court to-day Judge Williams granted
tho application for subpoena for the county clerk OF
| conway County, who is commanded to bring with him
tho mol hooks and ballots used at Morrlton on election
dav This is the first order Of the kind ever issued In
Tho United States and the Judge in granting 1t, held
that there was no secret ballot In Arkansas When