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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
VIOLENCE AND FRAUD IN JERSEY CITY.

John Nolan, so-caed ring contractor was arrested
yesterday upon the complaint of William H. O'Nell'
Republican registry officer in the First Precinct OF the
With Assembly District Of Hudson County. ~ j. lie
was charged with interfering with the election board
while it performing its duty and with assault ana
battery Three men went to tho registry booth on
Tuesday and sisnied their intention of being registered
Mr. O'Nein objected. He had made careful house to
house canvass and certain the men did not 1--we
at tho address they gave. Nolan, who stood by III
terfered Nolan became angry when the three men
were turned away, and he dragged ONeill from his
chair and struck him. Finally throwing O'Ncl on the
floor Nolan seized large bar Of iron and threatened u
knock his brains ont. The Infatuated man was sclzed
by some Others who had gathered about and was pulled
away.
This precinct Is one Of the hotbeds where corruption
has ourlshed for years and could always be counted
on as a certain precinct for the ring. II is fsmiarly
known Jacky Lynchs' precinct IT Is n4tlc e.
able fact that every OF the sixty eight ndlcted
election officers is working with desperation to secure
the election OF John McPhillips, the ring candidate ior
Sheriff as It Is on the Of the ring that they
believe their only escape from State prison depends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

Under the auspices Of he Hamilton Republican Club.
what will probably be the largest nassmcctng OF the
CAMPAIGN Harlem will bc held tonight at OneIiundrcd
ad twenty cathst. and Sevcnthaye There VIII be
fireworks and music. The following speakers an.
noupced Francis NJ Scott. Charles W. Dayton Mahlon
Chance William II. Corsa J. W. Iawcs J. J. Freedman.
Abner C. Thomas. Percy D. Adams. General Henry L..
Burnct the Rev. Madison {. Peters. John W. Gon William
H. BelIamy James NJ Varnum. Donald Mclean. and NJ.
q F. RaeAe. The speaking will take place at various
stands near the clubhouse.
Tho Excelsior Republican Club OF One Hundred.and.
Forty ST. anu BrsdhUrstaVe Will held ratification
meeting tomorrow night the Presbyterian Church
In Inwood Percy d. Adams. Henry Altman Thomas +.
Timmins and others VIII speak
The Palmer Italian Republican Club OF the XIXh
Assembly District will hold meeting 70 evening
Mt R,c Lnten CluL Rooms. West SAtyseventh-st and
noueyard The meeting will be addressed BY wellknown
sneakers ond general instructions will be given to the
tcrs as to voting.
The Young Mems Republican Club OF the XVIII As.
smb,v District held large meeting at their headquarters
No 400 Tenh.aye Tuesday evening. Able addresses
o made by John p. L. Taane. candidate for Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
SPEAKER REED GREETED BY CROWDS.

nj
ADDRESSING THE PEOPLE OF VARIOUS TOWNS
IN WISCONSIN.
M,,vsuhee. Wis., oct. e9.-6psakcr Reed received %
,v.tIon IN wisconsin to-day. He lett st. Paal 'aSs
n,.ht accompanied by Horace Rubls and Chairman
Dr.. and today made brief speeches 1t Eau Clalre
pIs.r p,ver Fails, Recdsburs Baraboo. Madison
80 w.nscsha. reaching Milwaukee at o'clock
sso.tor spooner and Secretary Rusk Joined inc
SNEAKER At Camp Douglass and accompanied MN
IN Madison where Mr. Reed addressed . NlW
aud,sncc IN the State Capitol AZ ths other
noints ha only spoke. briefly from the plaSoem u
his car; bot wherever the "Au s'oppve ~
crowds had gathered, Tonight no spoAe az u'e
Park Theatre before an audience Oh s,o'o poop, ~:
dreds being turned away HIS speech ~as msin' w
voted to tho tariff. Among otner ta,nss nc .~u -.
N. neoscfye tariff Years ago, when under t e5 e..
Of The Var IL was started in this count e
Western States wers mostly tSsss western men and
th.y T nssts lay In finding m.sst for e 70
produc They had the goed sSn sc nroduc W,s the
believe that the best market t0' on' thsm hat they
msrsst wsTs that they ssyed en- mansr wS6 %
expense and that they sold their soocs 2 sn
YER, Tsss better a1 lie TO q
hmsaIcs have always been long CAS- Is wss
always saw that t eous:s f sSSsutss. q feeding
course wS for IA The ro ssy % :;
Nv tbs pptectlye tariff To-day the atnoe o. H h
West is fsf different; to-day the wSss sayies S ~
and SI gs0d ss ts result
cssT what our forefathersf you can eai ra.ut
men who existed only n,t shir saser menbes Of the
Sea and soday Of the peat site q t n:
Htisntc. Il seems to be- in rapid transit across thu
country. (Applsuse)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
EXPOSING rAMMANY,s pRETESCEs.

The people of the With Assembly District who
support the Peoples ticket held meeting last even
inc at No. 2l4 Droome-st. The large hall packed
with an audience whose enthusiasm was at times
comfortable Tammsny Hall had some Of its rep
rcsentatvcs and sympathizers IN the audience whose
Kisses were drowned in yells and cheers The Speakers
were James w. Halves, Donald Mclean William II.
Corsa, John Il. Perry. Charles S. Adler and Samuel
etrasbourgr James W. Halves said: "In the
campajgu of 1871 the same organization as
this was against Tammany Hail. Then 1t was
against Boss Tweed, Peter b. sweeny and their fol
lowers. Tammany used the same prctcnces then as
they do to-day. Tweed said: u have been making
great public improvements, and reduced the tax rate,
and built nns new courthouse So they did. but
they placed an increase Of valustion on property 30
that in spite Of the reduced tax rate the taxpayers paid
into the city treasury two millions moro than they did
before the reduction was made. They built Q new
courthouse costing twelve millions eleven OF which
went into the pockets Of Tweed and Tammany Hal
and the poor man pays It,
John d. Perry said "Untl four years ago the
Rexisters ONCE was an ofce In which the incumbent
received All the fees that 10 tho once. and aftel
Ill expenses had been pale there was net profit Of
600 900, which went int the Registers pocket. In
1885 the STATE Legislature passed law making this
sslarIed Office. giving One incumbent $4,000 year
Tho business of this onoe hsd been transacted with
enormous yearly prodt mp TO the omc tne Jaw We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
ron , FrN.I, ROUSING MASS MEETING.

Saturday night will practically close the campaign OF me
peo,o against Tammany Hall and the Republicans OF TINS
city Will give It glorious ending by holding rauheaooh
,,sotinu IN Cooper Union on that night This Will DO
one OF the largest meetings that have been held IN ts
city this fall and every Republican and Democrat who Is
convinced Tammany should no longer contro tne e
ought attend The Arrangements Tor tnls
meeting were closed yesterday afternoon by the suo.co.
ynttee of the RapnblisAa. County Esdcutrs oanfat3
which was appointed for This purpose at the nees'ns
full committee Tuesday afternoon. Coionei ., '.
Cruoer the chairman OF the Republican County Commit
te will preside Elihu Root the wellknown Repubhcan'
has already promised be among the SPEAKERS ana " Is
cxpected that Chauncey NJ Depew. Joseph H. Choae ana
United States Senator Hscock will be among the SPEAK
A.. Al NJ the candidate, will 10 there and will make
short addresses 1t will In fact be an encouraging hsh'
for Republicans and all who can ought 10 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR MR.. COwIE.

An audience OF between three and four hundred
greeted with great applause last night the several
speakers at the rooms of tbs Business Mems RepubI
can Organization OF the XIIth Assembly District al
No. ITO Eghthavc. Thomas F. Leeper was CHAIRMAN.
Ringing foundations of Tammany were made, and en-
couragng reports of the canvass were given.
Charles T. Vohamus said: "Therc are thousands Of
poor Democrats who waiting with glee the chance
10 Dust the organization which has kept them III
crowded dirty tenements As the canvass progresses
all honest seeing more clearly tho necessity OF
united non partisan effort to remove the plague spot
from our fair city, The next speaker was Walter
Logan, who made telling hits against Tammany.
james A. Cowie and William Wade entered while ne
meeting was In progress and were checred to the
echo. Both Of item made speeches which were re-
ceyed with much applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
ENFORCING PROCESSES IN ARKANSAS.
DEMOCRATIC LAWLESSNESS SToPPED bf
STRONG FORCE OF FEDERAL OFFICERS.

DEMOCRATIC LAwLEssNEss STOPPED BY
STRONG FORCE OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
Little Rock Ark Oct. 90 (Special.-Some time ago 'hc
Federal Department OF Justice appointed william Aeh
on Little Rock special agent to visit Lee County ana
nterrogae persons Of that county as to their
OF facts relating to election frauds or 1903 III MT
re,tberton's Congress District. Numerous persons
have been indicted By the Federal Grand Jury and their
cases will come on for hearing at the November term
OF the Federal Court. TO subpoena several hundred
witnesses I'm order to those convesant with the
facts would have entaed great expense on the Gov
eminent to avoid which, Allen was detailed TO huht
I'D the evidence necessary. lie was accompanied oy
DEPUTY Marshal Fauklnbury, who had large number
OF summonscs 10 serve. No sooner had these officers
begun their work than they were waited on by a
number OF Democrats and threatened with swift and
summary punishment unless they ut once left tile
county. At first the officers paid no attention to
threats. The Democrats then held secret meetings,
armed themselves and followed the Officers from hos,
TO house, making the most violent threats and using
language calculated to provoke quarrel The
man from whom the officers got conveyance was
ordered by the mob refuse further assistance on
pain of death, and when the officers applied to the
livery stables for horses they refused. Friends
of the Government warned the officers that they
would certainly DO killed and advised them to abandon
the work. g
When this information reached the Department Of
Justice the Government ordered Marshal Spellman
TO proceed at once to Lee County and take suf!-
cent number Of deputies to enforce the process and
to execute the orders Of the Department. Fifteen
deputes accompanied the Marshal. and up tO the
present no further hostile demonstrations re
ported, although monster mass meetings are held
every day and resolutions adopted Of the most revou
tionsry nature The newspapers Of Lee County are
eudeavorng to give partisan tinse to the conduct
OF the Federal authorities. while the law,abdine
Government propose to let no guilty man escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
RRooKLYN DEMOCRATS IN A QUANDARY.
THEY ARE AFRAID THE SPEECH TO BE MADi
BY CARL SEIZURE WILL NOT HELP THEM

THEY ARE AFRAID THE SPEECH To BIZ mApI
BY CARL SEIZURE WILL NOT HELP THEM
The Democrats Of Brooklyn are in quandary. All
the have been made for the meeting 10 DO
addressed BY Carl schurz In the hall OF the warner
Institute at Wllloughby and broadway TINS even
inc and tho announcement that Mr. Schurz had al
dressed meeting In support Of the Citizens can
didates I'm New-York, in Cooper Union, on TUESDAY
evening and denounced Tammany, fell like wet
blanket upon them yesterday. There was some talk
Of trying to resclnd tho appointment but 1t was DC
cded that it was better to let Mr. Schurz speak ana
trust TO the fact that he to lie heard In German 10
prevent any harm to the party candidates
Mr. Schurz, however, sees no inconsistency In ms
nostion lie said last night "The fact that am to
add,~ss q meetAps ct the WpxSes. lastitstA IN Azf'
NJ 6aEG x n AsAow o. 3 difference IN he
position have taken MP respecting Tammany govern.
mant in Now.York. have not been and am not
aware that the brooklyn meeting he's been organized
by the Mclaughlin Democrats, and should certainly
not support any political machine SO far as know
there Is no local ticket In brooklyn Recently was
invited BY number Of German business men In Brooh
Iyn to deliver an address tho tariff at TINS meethg'
which, II it supports anybody, will support W. y,
COomIs the Mugwump candidate for Congress Ill IL
lid District. As Mr. CCOnbs Is a persona! frlehd %!
nv OWL, 1 consented to appear, but my ADDRESS VIII
LC mainly confined to the tariff question, on which MY
views are well known"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
ENTHUSIASM AMONG COLORED VOTERS.
THEY LOUDLY CHEER THE DENUNc1ATIoSs OF
rANMANY's MIsRULE.

rANMANY'S MIsRULE.
7, m. MI. m..smeeting held 1t the Grand Open
uo,. AZ Tvrntv. thirdsS and Eighth.ave last night
ws. .nv indication Of the general feeling among the
,o,orrd population Of this city, that feeling strongly
IN favor OF tho fusion ticket and honest mumoipsi
government Tho meeting was held unoer inc auspices
~ The Hannibal Republican Legion, the rev. Dr
william B. Derrick, Republican Commteeenau's&
TIC. rr.s,dine Dr. Derrick aroused enthusiasm oy
hs .tr.i.htforvard statement Of the ATTITUDE OF tile
.,o.1 r.or,. az New. York In the present campaign
". th.n introduced Alfred 4. COnkling. who dwelt
m the record OF the Republican Legislature ana urgoo
the necessity Of supporting the Republican nominees
,or thu Assembly j. E. Milholland, the next speaker
,.y,ewed IN a way which called forth frequent ap
nl.use the present condition OF city pohucs' anu
cleyerly snalyssd some OF the specious CLAIMS Oh
ramn,any the alleged friend OF the poor ana .o
vorkfngmen.' He was succeeded on the PLATFORM oy
Mr CON. whose entrance was attended by great ex-
element -
Mr. Con said that he thought II only far that the
man who asked for their votes should allow his sup
porters to soc what kind Of . man he was. 81 he
lave shall surely be elected he continued Here
voice from the rear shouted "Whatl With false
REGISTRATION Of 1O,OOOf' "Aye, In spite OF false
registration. My opponent was once defeated by
1s OOO 1 will double that $4,000 aid send him back
to private practice" Great applause.>
General J. E. OBelrne followed In an eloquent ex-
position of the principles Of the Peoples Municipal
League Before lie finished the enthusiasm, already
noea% By the e IL one on Cf his
undertaken by the League in its struggle with Tam
many Other speakers Of the evening were eXGoy-
s SMITH and william Wade Republican candidate for
Alderman Of the XIIIth District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
TILE CANVASS IN BROOKLYN.

The Criterion Theatre, in Fulton-st, BROOKLYN was
the scene of an enthusiastic meeting last evening in
the interests of the canvass Of william C. Wallace for
Congress. Rousing speeches were made by Mr. Wal
lace. ex President William IL. Williams, OF the Brook
lyn Young Republican Club. and D. e. Hartman OF
the Union League Club. large and enthusiastic
audience listened and applauded. Mr. Wallace, in
particular was the recipient Of much enthusiasm and
hearty cheers.
Colonel j. W. Jones and the Rev. S. Miller Iage-
man spoke at q large gathering in Delmonco HAIL. III
the Twenty first Ward last night.
James Gresham candidate for Congress in the lid
District spoke to many listeners in Eric Hail. IN the
Twelfth Ward. and secured assurances from many
rnther than the f7ee,r7de candidate OF their party
Mr. Gresham has been heartily received In all parts
of his district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
,NnoRs1NG THE PEOPLES TICKET

At an open-air meeting Of the workngmens NIL
ncipa Reform League held last night in Paradise Park
II was unanimously resolved to support the candidates
of the Peoples Municipal League, lnasmuch as tho
election OF the fusion ticket held out greater hope for
increased prosperity Of NewYork and an amchorauon
OF the condition Of the wording class The speakers
were A. H. Gallahue, John W. Keogh, Charles Logan
and T. J. Henderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-ES Congressman William w. Crspo OF
Massachusetts ASToR--The Rev. Dr. w. c. Cattell Of
Philadelphia. BARTHOLDI-A. Grip Swedish Minister
as Washington. FIFTH AVENCE-senators J. D. Cam.
eron OF PENNSYLVANIA, William ID. washburn Of Mime
sos aud Alfred H. CoQuitt OF Georgia. and Judge Edward
c. Billings Of New Orleans MURRAY HILL-Sr James
Kitson Of England Bishop William D. Walker OF North
Dakota and James A. Dumont InspecorGeneral OF Steam
Vessels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Controller Edward Wen,pe
NJ Albany and Thomas A. Edison and family. WEST
MINSTER-Dlsh shop Boyd Vincent, OF Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
NOMINATED AFTER FIVE WEEKS BALLoTING

Willamsport, Penn, Oct 20-The Republican Con
grcssional Conference OF the XVIII DISTRICT ai'cr
baotlng five weeks, early this morning succecdeo III
nominating A. G.. Hopkins, Of Lock Haven, clinton
county "A prominent Iumberman. The Democratic
Congressional Conference met here this morning. I'M
modiately after the close Of the Republican corner
cnce and nominated Mortimer F. Elliott, OF lioSa
County who was Congressman at-Large In 1851
I,toona PENN. Oct. 29.-The Democratic conferrees
~ the XXth Congressional District In session here
last night nominated Thomas II. Greevy OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
LOOK OFT FOR THESE Pastors {.

Republicans in this city should read carefully 'he sNr
ballots which they by mail before using them
ballot was Tuesday night and pretty widely dis
rbuted made Of similar, except for an incorrect
initial letter TO those OF wclknown Republicans who
early in the campaign advocates OF straight Ke-
pubican ticket Flhu Roots name is used as candi.
date District Attorney, and JRmes ~ H'wcs, a. cai'
d;datc for Judge tho lid District Court; Frederick
j. Gibbs was OH the ticket candidate for tho Assembly
I'm the KILN District. and Arson g. McCook. the secre
tary OF the Cted States Senate was OH The ticket as the
candidate for Congress In the Xlth District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
LABoRING MEN DENoUNCE DUNPHY.

District Assembly No. 40 Of the knights OF Labor
is making strong fight against the election Of Edward
j. Dunphy tho Tammany candidate for Congress In the
With District and has appealed to all organized labor
to support the knights in their fight Several thous-
and circulars charging Mr. Dunphy with being an enemy
Of labor were distributed yesterday.
Tho members OF the Freestone Poishers Union held
an enthusiastic meeting last night and pied ged them
selves to work for the honest ticket headed
by Francis NJ. Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
PRETTY POOR BUSINESS. THIS.

All the attack that the ingenious minds OF the men VINO
ore running the Tammany Hall literary bur au coud MINK
OF Yesterday in connection with the opponent OF Mayor
Grant ON the Union ticket that when he was Assistant
Corporation Counsel for the city he sfeuel ID ioa.
against bill allowing bicycle riders equal privilege with
drivers In Central Park. This several years ago,
and I'm doing so Mr. followed only the instructions OF
no Park Commissioners. At that time drivers generally
opposed bicycles horses were then unused 70 theh'
and they were afraid OF runaws,s and ACCIDENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

.roer m come 8 HE rescue withs ysrssnsi demand
for his nomination McCielland would % use1ui 70 inc
ssv,.ror. n. Burns u making gallant and winning
ART srainss this HIN machine, literally creased % II
8 from tho wealkpown barrel. "The Eastern State
Icrpal. the leading Democratic papsr In the county
suohe Of Mr. Burns the other day upon his rcnomina-
don a. sorows His ndeity to tho interests OF HI:
ss;o."r h. mueh To- do With his popularity and
Brilliant success Ie has an enyi q! a REPUTATION
throughout tho state for attention 70 nus h.S
aeter Prominent Of both political D cssts unit
r re- ever sent from tho district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
HEARING MR.. MCKINLEY ATTENTlVELY.
ADDRESSING AN EXCLUSIVE RELIGIOUS SECT
IN HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO.


Millersburg Ohio, Oct. 90 Special.-Lhe ram
storm, which has been following Mr. NchN'iey $50
for the last ten days as sort Of persistent me.eor
olooIcaI aboodoon changed to-day with the iah VI
the mercury to snow and tho bleak ana inhospi'"oe
hills OF Holmes County were covered with ah ui'.
seasonable coating Of white. Wheh INC 'iajo' ""N
ht, party started out again this morning oh uoi
daily stamping tour the journey from MiiiereouiS
to Carlisle, tho afternoon speaking place. was cou
and trying drive Of dozen miles, ana the prosp'os
OF a meeting Of any size enthusiasm seemed most
uppromising
Carlisle like Berlin is q township largely settied
by the peculiar Holmes County sect OF Omish,
kindred body to the Pennsylvania DunRards' lhey
live in primitive simplicity, wear peculiar oress
with broad brimmed black hats and clothing fas'eheo
with hooks and eyes, and have developed many
marked physical and mental characterstcs> by lonR
practice Of intermarriage Tlouesi avoiding an
active participation in politics. their votes
have boon almost uniformly Democratic. and until this
year. no apprecaby successful effort has been mane
to convert them to Republcanism. Mr. Mckinley has
held three meetings in the Omish township. at Berlin
and Carlisle In Holmes, and at Mount Eaton In Wayne
County and from the turnout Of Omish men at these
three In spite Of the disagreeable weather. some con-
fdence been aroused in the prospect OF securing
this year large fraction Of the votes Of this exceed
ngly shy and suspicious sect. No Republican meet
nr had over been held before In Carlisle but the gath
ering to-day respectable in size and exceedingly
attentive TO what the distinguished advocate OF Pro-
lection had say. Mount Eaton the evening speak
ing place. lies Just the Wayne County line from
Carlisle and short additional drive carried the party
there The meeting was held in small hal; and 10
was as large and apprecatlve the most sangune Oh
the Majors friends could have expected 1t to be
IT, ss;@ssssE vs. asS'9|ss 81 afsae q IS 17aell2
Representative Essynhaf, -d Dseslo N!css -
largo and Successful Republican needing In cannon
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
TIE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL 5 y. NJ. THURSDAY

FOREC AST TILL /. NJ Inv h'p"''
w.s,,,,,o, oct oo-For New England. loneliness sns
mi, with soow In extreme northern portions "hs'
shifting to nor1ierly. ,, ana
For Eastern NewYork. Eastern Penn'yNah'a a"s
New-Jersey colder. fair weather. o'''N "O'~'"
Winds. . ,..,,,,a and
For MARYLAND, Delaware and th'nc" to "eofsA Ah~
louisiana cooler. fair weather.
For Eastern Texas. warm and fair ..,..,,
For Tenncs see aud Kentucky, colder hof'"""
For Western NewYork. Western PennNNan1 .r.Iiv
Virginia and wcstw,ri 10 IN, RoeA,'S s..ais;
fair with Iuht rains SHOWS In the L p,er LaAe ee
cooler this side Of Illinois; warmer beyond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

baltimore, oct. CA committee from the Tax
nayers, Association called Mayor Davidson this
afternoon and asked that he withhold his signature
from the ordinance now before him. allowing political
torchllght professions. The Mayor gave no ntmalon
as 10 what his action would be, but asked Do you
aar,leucn think that ought to advertise to the
eeounry that cy Is likely to he less orderly than
phadcIphia New-Y ork ana other cities l am not
willing to admit It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30
sprAx1Nc AGAINST rAMMENY HALL.

The Gcrman-Ameiican Republican organization ct
the XXIIId Assembly District held an enthusiastic
meeting ct Mount Morris Hall. in Thirdave., near
Ono hundred and eleventh St., last night An audience
numbering about 900 fled the hall and cheered the
good points made against Tammany by the sptakers
The meeting was opened by VicePreSdent William
Ganscbelg and presided over by the president, E.
Iatischiner. Ringing speeches we're made BY Donald
McIea Percy D. Adams candidate for Congress in
the XIfIth District; Henry Grasse. James B. XII
sheimer William Johnston, tr.. Dr. Raene and William
Imam