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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
KNIGHTS TENPLAR' AND TIE POOR.

Auhr-n. y Y. oct. The city swarrls win
Knights T"nlp.sr. T." severity >"v'n'h annual COLI
c'avc u The Grand tonulnt"ry Of N" stat" Is II
session and the civ holiday attir" The skies
have le~.n uup-,piii,us. II nir"d last might and
showers have fallen all The morning. The Grsnd
Cnrclave met AT IL 80 IN the asylum ~ tho
ho,r co,unanderv. An address 81 welcome was msfs
by sir Rev +. 4. d. IGunt. Preate ~ the salem
Town Ccmrnanderv. and rector ~ ST. Johns Church
IN speaking If the dates OF Kni-hs Tempsr m tho
present per OIL he referred - ~" labor problems Of
the day. II" sad among other things:
AZ about today there injustice. unr chA"r.nA's
snd bitterness IN the business and social relations 'N-ns
l.. ,w..n man AID man Labor criss oi, THAI
:, 60, w,oncrd /, II the p"'ulnt cry ~ uEcisrip!ra
childhood ct is u down,roiden manhod> o: dssparl
,,lian. and n.asaaninous Knight. tight Al
wrongs. h.rG THIS tiy. Ky yon Will, T'u canEos
q, - the distress Of III. poor. In N" streets 81 "."ry cy
IN this state may Moot hon' . w"Ancn'n Win
,. iich: hnl- dad th"r sy'-. and h"e are many
h,r,r.d AID layg'd children homeless and un,rained
From oar cr,a, MIL, troops ~ young awav.
r,,v ,., frequently .~capng fror, damp ard disass'd
v,r rrnrn and o,,rn tn" corner bv Smelly go
,usu with word, 81 Compilation hi lips ard Vel
In ala heat. And .N'rv day worn ont and aged women
tte I'm front II rich meas HOUSES under heavy loads
garment. stitched or he >,,cd their hearts blood
or th..r sorrow M evils u"f" are several pro-
posed Remedies. Tho Sing" ian. H't'hH' s'S
Stat, ,n,,,,.>n a. no, advocated ~ dresmes
and ignorant a,i'tior> We ar" soh''m@
told That social .u.,"- and N" Gr,dfnl burden Of
po,rr.y can be ..l.i aud "a~d bv legislation !, ha
l..e, n many ~ or wi>r,t be-, citizens food n,a
everywhere are uondluI thr-" things IN t'ir hS''>
IL mad- fairly wh,t "ir duty A. ihfivci'
MAJ be this matter shah not fal 70 At onc h'Ns
being certain that ~" not "a" >"t 81 hniIht- 10
nurd bv railroad c'mIan, d'>lanced by any corp''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08

Given 10 and understand tho'" interests tAppau'e)
government that ha. devils for the n men.
are under fewer restraints and individual faculties and
l'r rites have wdr her" than IA any other land.
Icr" SKY Of hop" l. arch'd Oyer h" head Of every
ambitious, industrious and aspiring young man There
social conditions the" are no unn"'d'd legal
RESTRICTIONS 1T contiui" T. ch'fl'h these
Institutions and to mantan IN th"r b-t develop.
nrnt. LIT IL -c. far our inhu' NJ" can bring
II pass conducted TOT IA" genera! good .Ap-
plan.eD II gives III" PLEASURE to brh. INTO your c'v
to-day one who is the SUCCESSOR III" head N the Navy
Derat ncnt ~ that Distinguished citizen OF Indiana who
Is especially lcI.rd loved by ali the people Of Terre
Irau,- but h,o embraced thu wider love Of citizens
Of Indiana. Colonel Richard W. thompson L'' me- ps.
% you General - nIsmn +. Tracy, Of New Yosx,
the Secretary u Ia" Navy. tch""r..l
Secretary Tracy and Congressman Grosrcnor made
brief speeches.
Al Danvillc, H., the roar Of cannon sonndod .
hearty welcome 10 the Prairie state. CONGRESSMAN
Joseph o.. Cannon who had met the party leW
miles on'. introduced the President, who made
."w brief remarks.
A. : 40 the train reached trbana where another
NUT 'ulc rlanDr'd for a >lgi III inr 4 IA ~ II,
declined talk, however. and introduced secretary
Tray. WHO was rccriv,d with appliance.
AZ Chanra tho pope m"lnd.d IN" students q
with their college che cr>. several times p al II" Tho
President >puk" briefly. tff'r leaving Champaign the
train made further stops until Bloonington WAS
reached.
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BTEDS BTRNED ~ IHEIE ChGLN.
c,y>clrs Axn PARROTS rIRI~H IL \ rIhi
STATED BY C>ElII.>s FAN,lLE.

] la
Frederick irrn,.cr hops a Mri S'"r' At NJ 49,
T., ,,,,s,,u 81 AID l. II" Hrh 'I"' Children lr''
10 IN. rear @, ,lls ,i"rr Last evening" tia" 10"
c,,,ri,4 100 p,rr,', t',n uurkcy- two ''> and one
,rr dog which made mp lcufl"r'- STOCK '''d' "'h'
:, ,ci mu,h earlier than usual f"r -" ira~"n ma
M, uch,s were made IN IN" 1t Wa l"t-" clean
in, ,imc In the birds home. som" ne" bird. "h u
covcrx, with v,rmn. and ID" IL" spread among il"'
rag. with the rapldiiy ~ ry' l"n" Armed VAN
,,n ~ k,r,,"nc uiIod with "Irbnlr a'h. Il ithNh
and f,,dl, Ilcnhlrr started 10 pini he 'a:' ara get
-, ~ ,h. lc. Ilc ~, nd II tie l'" nue. Iu" 'i
,h.u H., had ante a'.i and uci'al!N ro' raj ~ inc
birds monkry. cat, and doS ~ III" bargain. NhL"
,lr,winc the oil aroard 'ai-lc- ~ly, >"" Of II came
IL, c,utac, viii, candlr AMI IN moment several 81
Tho cages burning
Urullrr tr,~l t" put ont n" FIRE ana III DOING -
uus.t the oil can and bcfpe lac could r"alii" what l1"'
hammered, the whulo place wa IN Il blaze. There Wa
GREAT ronImo,ion among ~" hIrl- and the animals
.r, .,u.ri,s erred IN d,cortinnt tuu'. the m"nh -
,uupcd around IN their screaming with terror "'
he narrot, ,hricd Onr If the trained hii'iN Nh"n''
tlrc, Fire I" and gnvc the alarm to The n"ghborho"d
Til, din lasted only moment AMI ih"n All Wa sihh''
rho DANES had taken the lives u all the birds
hc had M, hand, full IN Citing hi, wic ana 'hiidrh
on, 81 the building 49,, 49, ,,
p,,lr,mau ANON cent ON An alarm. t'n iuNlf y
mt, IA, building And saved The he nt Mrs 'h,r Il
la worinr who lived Ou ih" 'hirl h""r me "''''.
,orr,od her 20 The. roof In hi arn,. The "\'h"mrut
Too u,u.h for her and sh" pr unc"'N'i" tons blit
.onn r,,lvrd In the open ar. mo NE was ~P't''N
mn, out and the total lr.N - 72,oOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
STFIpFS COTNTY EEpi EIiCANS.

Corri,lr Y " OCT t>prcirL Ia" E"pmhu'ah
County ,'nnv,rtnn - >t"u'"n County VS. 'al'"l t'
nr,cr ~ the court ilr-" h"r tl- afi"rl"'n lr''P''
~ n'cLrk ly T. L. Par!;iur,'. 81 Ha'h CHAIRMAN "'
tho County Comm t'c" AID Dr. j /. l"lN"n. "i
uorrcrIvll. was chosen chairman u Tho convention.
In accepting tho craftsmanship Dr. l'~"r n'hl' ~
,rdrrss In which H.. ,aii thar g." E"pn'd'hn phrN
and the present Ndinui -ra"n had fulfilled - l"di'
f., tlr pr"p., ~ p>'l'. hrd ms ~ pm" -
,.u,hrrr brl:;,,cr, -" l"i"ra Election hl ""d y"'
Lc,oine a law. ~ ~" Mckinley III u" >'h tia' u
Nuuh lead a u"y impetus 20 ~" ii!u-iri"s NJ W."
country and un.c- II 1"n.ril prosperity Would cn'n'
r,o ,,i,v,,, rnmir,tinu1 were then rlad" For Cor
orcr Ir Thorn,s \. Mcnamara. ~ corning In>'h"
Of >r,-lnns joseph Nlrcr, III lIhr~'i ne. me con
lru,,u " - u:,r 81 tlr largest n:d met hhrinuI"-
ever held IN the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
DIIODE ISLANDS TWO CONGRFSSNFN.

Providence X. l.. oct t>p"cill. Tn" ihodo i'H''o
rcnn,i;c,n District conventions held IN Music
Hall TO lay. The lid District Convent N was h"'u
first. Adm p. C:pron. Of eaiifhh"d. wa' charNh''
The platform fluffy i'idorsn tho action ct III" hcIh
leans in the List Concre approves TIC i'r'" o''
coniincndS E"ciprucitv urges III" passage o' '"c
cral Election L!N aud approves III" wis" ana pal"
Administration Of President Harrison and Of the graf
statesman who a;fn',e the Office Of srcri~y ot state"
Warren o. Arnold was rcn"'n'Hnt"' una'h"u"iF
Colonel Charles Warren Lippr' PRECEDED over ~"
~ District Convention. lie rad that the tar'" hah
LYn r.vied not IA the Interest," 9" Entlhlh bi' ~
the interest. of America Th" PLATFORM adopted Wa
a.. same nicn the lid Distract h,i prey i'n>ly fh,Nl
The names Of Illainc and R"rd w"r" 'h"rN'. '"i''!
Henry i. Npo"nrr w. unanimously rrll"lh''.h"' y"
t;rnrr,l lna'o Roger. rAf'0v":"" ~i'u hHh o"'h'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEMOCRAT

Amsterdam, oct. t>pcciall-Thc Democrats OF
Noutc oncrv Comfy in convention AT F"ia TINS a'"'
moo, nominated the foowng ii'lct For N"h'"r 81
,s"p,,lr John F. Dwyrr. of Am>tr''iiin Hml"ri''
tc,Gc.i Of the Poor Michael Colrri"h, Oh "h''"''''
school COMMITS eioncr. josiah suits. "i lrb'' MN
fouuty Treasurer John Tinchout. Of tai'j"!"r"'
C,..,.r Dr Il w. Post 81 FnltnmviIlo; Jn>tir" OF
.c.sious Charlie, W. Lambert Of II JohH'v.Il". j. :
c,ttc:,v. Of Fonda was chairman Of the convention
and Edward J. Perkins. Of Am.tcrdnm. AID John We
Trrda M Il Johns, ile secretaries. tVitIUllcr fd
ward Wcuivlc Alexander n. Buuc.ie Of saratoga me
nonincs. for Congress In the XXth District ana John
= Dwycr were present and made widrcssc.. M:
i)wyer the IrInlic: for Assembly. was Mayor "i
Amsterdam last year.
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r.vvAyy KNOWS NOT WHAT TO DO.

meeting Of The .l!rnany Hal Cu mitte' 81 Twenty
fo,T was held last nlpt he Wigwun. and frrr was q
lono discussion policy o. making nominations NJ
IN. convention called Tor Friday :i.'. May o tn
lender. thought that this should DELAYED until III" last
minnie but THIS "ft unsrtod untl the conrnittr.
meets on Friday afternoon h''of" the convention The
prog rainnN for n" Congress hInt"n> to b" made to-
night was decided upon.
Concrc,sran Dunphy viii b. r'nor'natod IN the With
District, congressman Spn' Ia "a III" Xth. 'h2t'srln
Flower IN the XIIth aud '"gr"Ssnn Ich In tao KILN
The County Democracy IN The XIII Dis.fii VIII
b.. !nGn .ed and the vita NIiih and lNth p''i.'"
1,h'lnc districts. tn Nr'ton, WIZ f IA
iourred utl a.t.r County Dr.p Iat have made n"!.
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
nprvJy0 DAY or TIE DAyBTRY FAIR.

ponbury Conn. OF. : Especial The pahbur' ATT
cultural Society opened thcit annual sAbibit with Cat"
~, y..,,rdav There 4 large attendance OF
farmers and those interested IN animals Io'nor'o" lie
no or., doy Of the I'll 1o.tnz meet aud the tAc~ VIII
him, br r,oulc thronus and ly til" ih"'>nh"@ Inc
t, and Norwllk. the Ip'.-a:nnic. the N"i ' OK
49,, -, i,,..iud and the New Nurh ind H'hth"in
o,,,l. offer special rh,uIsi,n rates. and VIII To- 'a\'u
. M, If, ,i,.,,t i "ng thin- u" fifteen and sI\'-h
ear, Il, uan-."T ia" :''I' Last N'a' 'hc '"l"'"'c
, ,l tho 700 notch wh,n 81 40 1V.ir passed through
a., u,.. in a Lav. The f,r throughout This N"ai prom.
lao. f., excel tho-,. Of o'hcr ''li>. The usual balloon
...,i,u ,ng,, hutr Itmp. r"b1it performance" nd
game. ETC. are ad,rIii~rd. The programme OF rprina
and ,r,tnr contsns l,e rntre, f." the Twelve races
tlre, Of whlch tshc ulacc each DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
DENOCHATS CHOSEN At IoCkr' 'RT

Iockp.r; y Y. OCT. Especial. |ii"'-rd l. JIfH'
q, Tou,w,ida was ronina.rd hero to-day for Assem-
llyu.sn Nv 'hc I"nrcrat. % 81" II DISTRICT a'd
r,,n,a. l.. isu!.tIug. II Iianbu't. r." 'oni'y f"i
to.,rc.s hy the l)"i"cr,> 81 a." NNNliId f"'er"''
District IT." latter uonll'a'i"' Wa the f'''HN "'
t,irr,.-. u!a Wiley, rfI.iut - accept u n"iniSt"n
An rrur: va made hN ia" fiI"fd~ II A"'rinhFi"h
II~,ty H. ,,ucu,hc Of ~" N'h Ef. j.. trrt, 10 -'irr
,h.. ,,,ii.;iou a deal va mad, with surrogate
D.,J.bD,,...t whereby tho dcl", ~. from tr H.
%Et..-, ~ 'rr' were plcd,'d 10 HIN. VII ''u"nt'",
how ever rVIld control ~" d"l"sa'", from 'hs "vh
di.irCt Matt ~'nrinh. vi Io!hv tr1i. h"ltig hil.
,,,llv.I is two 'l.:-. T." ipiu.."" l. prominent
na. o. FL. Comfy nt N" lead - "a" nrest c'nnn :
factory IN NE rointy. Ne j. ais" pir'id"nt Of the
tale ,'sr, Cd t,o.f- IirlV'.~' A'NoriatIpu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
GENERAL. KFT(1JT'N NAMED AGAIN

Pnughkecpsic oct especially THE delegates 10 IN"
Republican Congress Convention wcir called TO order
q, tho cou,t- hon>c al 2 O'Clock this afternoon by
George Essclstync and J. r. Gillette. OF Columbia
County, was chosen chairman. r. Il. Pc"lor VIA
chosen secretary and Mc,Srs. Dcinhardt. Of Column
bia: Holmes, Of Duchess and J. +. Towncr, OF
Putnam: were chosen vice presidents. j. Rlccr Cahy
made speech aud nominated General kctrhum ior
Congress The motion seconded Oy General a. H.
smith, OF Dutchcss and Hamilton Fish. ol futnani'
and the nomination wa made Nv a'cltnia'Io'l.
Mc,.rs Cady. snth and Fish were appointed a com
nitt... IT, wait uG1I General Kcichan and invite nm
to the convention. The General Appeared and mai
,iUt speech and Then after appointing Congl'
IomI,ittrt Tn. convention adj Ouri''. John III.
Kefrhuu, was first dominated for Congress IN fr"i
u.lc -, the head OF the l,Uth New York Regiment.
i, has RIM for the Office thirteen times and cen de-
fcatrd only on'e and then 10y John O. WlhchonNc i'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
Mr.. BELDEN RENOMIN.ATED.

S,ranuse, OCT SPECIAL. Congressman Bcdc
this afternoon was unanimously nominated for Mem
Der Of Congress from the XVIII Congress District.
The general is.l-f T., that Mr. Bcd"n will be pron
uent candidate IN the for United states senator
Us made speech accepting the lioniiftoil and eH
iolling Tie record MADE by the List ConSr>'. =.
referring to the recent session OF congress. Mr..
pcidcn aid I'VE have secured thorough, BY,
rnlstc and intelligent revision OF the tarli laws III
the interest Of the agrcnlturls It rs well aS the manu-
fartrrr because have placed protective dn!
NOT simply Oh the products OF the workshop but also
on the products OF the soil The $13oooVoo paii
out last wear for foreign produce Will 60 TINS yc'ii
INTO the pocket, Of the American farmers Let
dontrr~ aid Croalnrs wait I'LL the Mckihicv ill ms
ocn t.s,cd and they will find II one o IN" most bchc
GclaI laws which Congress has ever cnac'ed
A CANDIDATE FREE FROM orARRELS.
Saratoga. OCT. tSpccaD.-Thc saratoga County
I'D Assembly, District Republican Convention TIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
JOHN @. cocKRorr NAMED FOR CONGRESS-

The Republicans q the XVIII Congress
District comprising the three Assembly districts
Of Westchester County and tho HXh d.
trict Of New.York. held convention In M"ran's
Hall White Pains yes~Idsr fo the purpose OF nominal
ing candidate for Keple>"n,V" In CunIFcs-. ENJuds
William ii. Robertson, Katona. lat Collector 81 his
Port, called the OD,eIt"n to order ana ~u?.">ro u
name Of Thomas J. Rush, Of the annexed dit'ct Of New
York for chairman. I'll. suggestion adopted and
janice O. Orion OF Gr"rnbu>E. aud Hairy Sunn"Is, OF
Mamapopeek chosen secretarrs. ON motion of cen
oral W. Hust-d tn" coiN'nton proceeded To hon!Lat
candidates for Congressional hoDol. A.>emblyman BRAD
ford Rhodes nominating Alexander TAYLOR, IT, OF Rye
reviewed Mr. Taylors political sntcccdcns and strength III
the Republican ranks, Iustd then Nominated
John Cockroft u Sing Sing. whom he he'd loh9 known
a. Of and ability and considered I'll" strong
eat man Of named for the position ballot was
then and resulted In eleven ballots being cast for Mr.
Cockroft and nine for Mr. TAYLOR, whrcuron Mr. Cockrof
Wa declared to be the nominee " the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
MAJOR MCKINLEY ca THE STUMP.
THE CHAMPION OF PIOTEt TIoN IN DEMO
CRATIC STRONGHOLD.

THE CHAMPION OF PROTEtT TON IN a pENO
CRATIC STRONGHOLD.
MIllersburc Ohio oct. (Speciall.-Malor Mckin'
lev fired the first gun Of hs campaign to-day In ms
town. the county seat Of the rock-r!bbrd Democratic
county Of Holmes When Mr.. Mckinley alghted
from the train hn met bv delegation OF h'adihg
citizens and. headed by band tho party mace Us
way to the single hotel Of the place where dinner
Wa, served All the afternoon an Informal reception
wa, held and the Major. who was enjoying h~ hrSt
visit 10 MillerSburg made hosts OF friends hy his
courty and sympathetic manner. Holmes County
has a nominal Democratic majority OF abohf -'oo"'
bnt owing the high character OF the great Champion
If protection aud the fact that local Jcalouscs dv'u"
the Democracy who have rcigncd supreme III Holmes
for twenty years II Ia possible that he mas rcdhcc
the majority 10 900 In that case his election Is not
beyord tho bounds Of probability. lie spoke TO
night at the Oycra Ironse u building with capacity
Of 500: hut which WAS made tonight 10 hold LOUD
HIS speech was, "a = matter OF course, maenhcch''
covering tho protection idea as usual and II MAJ"
profound Impression upon the voters present, VINO
are wool. growers HGne, County being one ~ 'hc
great wool growing counties VI the state.
In the course II his remarks Nj. Mckinley shd maj
II free trade. were in force the great army OF manu-
f,~turers would he forced TO hr farm and w"uld be-
cam. 10 me farmer, an army o competition Instead
follacy that the tllif j. tax on Inc '"l-'W'' w
aching TIM, by England. tia1'r anu ''cr
many Hrr CRYING ont thnt The Mckinley bIIl pits Il
terrible burden upon ihe'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
PATCHING UP A PEACE.

Tho Hill Harmony Committee did close it, sbors at
Hoffman House until nearly O'Clock yesterday morn
ing when DistrctAttOrey Ridpway, OF Brooklyn. man
aged patch UP between the Timhhv and County
Democracy organizations In Of the Assembly and Con-
sse,s disricts IN this city failed utterly the main
object Of the meeting to get the two together Oh local
ticket To Tan Was conceded the Xth. XIllh and
With Assembly distrcs and TO the Counties the Nlllt
XIth and XXIIld districts. The Eoohis Demo rlcy
ooa tho IXt District In the rcInaiI Ing eNcn;ccn
districts the knife Will be drawn. There Will be union
I'm the xIIth and Min Congress districts and The two
factions Will aeht each other IN the With. VIIth With
aud IXth dst,!cts while the Xth t. Tanmany and
tbs XIta 70 the County Democracy II Is generally I'M
desssAod tha, the Tsmuany people insisted On having the
xIIIth Dsttict which they will turn Csf TO Frederick S.
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WARRINc; DEMOCRATS IN MONMOUTH.

Freehold. Y. j., oct. 'Speriall-C. Ewing Patter.
son announced today that he should an niN
pendent Democratic candidate for the county clerk
hip ~ Monmouth County. MIR. Patterson that
Captain John L. laigin. the present. county collector
who was dominated for the county clcrtship last
week. secured his nomination bv gross frauds he
say, that lIAght's hcccrs cheated him IA both the
primaries and til" ronvent!on He will publish A
card tomorrow IN which he Will define his position
lis candidacy will greatly weaken tbs Democrntic
ticket Mr. Patterson appointed county clerk a few
months ago by Governor Albeit. to I'll the uncy
pred term 81 the late Or. James H. Patterson. his
brother. Uho WAS serving his second term. lie Is q
brother OF Colonel John H. Patterson the State Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
-, Sr.ppOrT ror GJFA-GS'S NOMINEES.

The Democrats 81 QUccns County he'd a convention
n Janaca Yesterday and nominated III" f"io"inS
COMFY ticket Treasurer. Joseph DYKES p'H'r''
Attorney. John fleming superintendent Of ~" Poor
lo>L,h L. Pcar-a: Justice ~ He~>lo3~ IhoinaN r.
ucDon,d Coro,crs -Iohn Talon Ebert -ch"nck and
,,,,n g. Corey sixteen Delegates (" tho Congress
ccnvclti, 70 BE- held AZ Rverh"ad to-day We" elected
They adyoca'e ~" nomination Of James W. Covert
An attc,npt 10 secure the nomination Of tiie candidates
recently nominated hy Gleason convention was over
wAclmincv defeated District Attorney Fleming b.ine
thr only one who snccccdcd IN pulling through-th!'
iy reason Of pcr>o,h popularity.
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ACTIVE WEST SIDE REPUBLICANS.
THEY WILL MAKE A THOROUGH CANVASS OF
ASSL.MDIY uISTEICT.

THEY WILL MAKE THOROUGH CANVASS OF
THE xIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Na meeting Of the West Side Republican club last
aixt in the clubhouse. NO l65 West scvcnty'ir-t-St
The committee appointed to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
ef cauvassng the XIXth Assembly District, reported
in favor Of such a plan. The report said that last
wear tile total Republican strength Of the NIAt'
District was estimated $500 votes. OF these more
than 200 failed TO vote, the majority OF ttm Simply
through inattcutivcnc>s. In the country the kcpihH'
CANS canvass the districts and III buHalo ana o'cr
large cities they districts similar 10 INC
XIXth This district and every other one IN the Guy
il, canvassed by Tammany. The Comni't''e Toon''
mended that poll book, arranged either alpiaoeu'"S
or by streets for each election district lie prep"rSo
showing the name Of each voter. his residence ana 4.
politics far can lie a>certa,ilcd. ih'a """'u
provide basis for intelligent action, would DISCLOSE
instances of false registration and voting ana wOulo
inform the committee on the DAY before ''c '">' Va!
n, rcci.traion What Republicans had failed to register
1t would also show Oh the afternoon oil eIec'i"h VIVA.
Republicans had failed to vote 81 that they could be
sought ont by workers il the list were checked on OH
that dav.
In conclusion the report says that the recommends
ton, do not in any way reflect upon the regular
organization of the district; but only on the system
which generally prevails Throughout the CITY, Tho
canvass would b. for the benefit and use Of the regular
organization The rep pr signed by Charles y.
Tsiutor. William II. Eelamy and Frank H. Plnt The
report wa adopted Nt"r the iea ;ins Of The report
Arsembiv,an H. J. Lewis. ot the Nth District. So Ike
ON the new ballot system. aud explained: IT. worAihg,
I'm tie front room oi the club WAS one OF the new
eiccfion booths to illn-trat" H. remarks. Mter the
address of Mr. Lewis. Colonel r. {. Campbell. prr>i
dent Of the Hamilton Rcpuhlican CIao. spoAc on
National politics and the tdru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
TIE UEATHER REPORT

FORECAST Until p. NJ WEDNESDAY,
Washngt,u oct For N,~.insiand. rain, Win c'e-
Ing weather ,niriu, the day winds shifting " wesefv>
stationary trmptAtu ,
For Eastern Ncw.yora. N-wJer-ey Eastern P'nns's
vsnis ed Delaware weather. preceded By showers
ststouxty Temperature; westerly Winds.
For MARYLAND and Virginia fair
For the tarclina>. ram
For t;,rrt, Florida thu ,ulf States, generally fsus
In some case, slightly warmer an.
For Western Ncw.yorh and wcstrn F"nn.ylNan'~ 'S''
weather mr. c,,ed nv the Vicinity " os"cso
tnr U.s., Virginia ohio KENNEDY Trnnr>>ee ArKAncs
.as Indiana Illinois. MNhGan ANA Wisconsin, ta 49,
warmer. 4.
For Missouri and lcwa, far: warner in Ic"a'
For Mime. showers: cooler thursday.
lar Kansas follow ty shower, To"rr Ihifsas,s
~, IN, Hahotss. Nebraska and Colorado nSn' 9sA1s
colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-08
CONVENTIONS IN BROOKLYN.
TO RENoMINATE CONGRESSMAN WALLACE
OTHER CANDIDATES TO BIT NAMED.

OTHER CANDIDATES TO BIZ NAMED
The Republican Convention. which will renomlnate
William {. Wallace in tie lid Congress District VIII
meet this evening W the Criterion Theatre. In Fulton
ST. BROOKLYN Colonel William II. Beard will be the
temporary presiding officer and will probably occupy the
chair all the evening. The speech putting Mr. Wallace
in nomination will I've made by Asa W. Tcnney, cA
United States District Attorney. II Is expected tha
the nomination will lie made unanimous and that
Mr.. Wallace will appear before the convention
In the With District the convention will meet IN
Turn Hail. IN the sixteenth Ward. and W. y. Boota
will preside. The probability Is that eN- Ncrrnia'
W. H. Waters or Chester d. Burrows. H. Presidential
Elector In 1858. will lie made the candidate" In IN"
strongly Democratic Id and 1Nth Districts the noNii
nations are also set down for 10 night. but may he al
iourned until after the Demo ratio nominations arc
made To
The contest for Sl"riH Of Kings County is narrowing
down. A caucus Of prominent Republican leaders on
Monday night appeared 10 favor the nomination "'
Edward II. Schluctcr Colonel ~. W. tch"l. VIII
lam Kramer also has strong support no D''!o'Fd''
nomination is said Ia hang between Ju-ttc- hclha
and Courtney. with the chances in favor oi vi" FORMER
unless Boss" Mclaughlin dccidc> that there mus De
German nominated The Democrats VIII r'n"mlna'o
Concrc>sn Clancy and Mag,cr t"-n"rr"W IN pEr'r
~ Felix Campbell either ID. g. Eoody or Niiain brown
will te named.