The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-14

items OF Interest Gathered from Our Ex-
changes of Yesterday.

changes of Yesterday.
The opening of the campaigning for the
third week before election found Chairman
Griffin, Of the Democratic State executive
committee. and his associates at the cam
paign headquarters in excellent spirits. Mr.
Griffin said;
II never saw the general aspect of cam
paign change so fayorably and TO such an e1-
tent as this one has. from a democratic stand
point. since its real opening last Thursday.
No one OF the things that our enemies hoped
for has happened. There is nothing which
our friends have desired within the past week
that has not been accom- lished. The situations
that were being looked TO with interest on both
sides, such as that IN Kings county, have all
developed encouragement Tor us and ulsap-
pointment for our opponents. There never
was doubt in the minds OF any OF the COM
mttee as to the loyal support OF the party IN
Kings. speak of 1t as an Illustration and
20 reassure any over-tmid friend who may
have any apprehensions in that direction.
We have had the usual proportion OF the dis
agreements that arise in every organization.
They arose from the confident expectation
that our party is to be in control In the State
for another three years. and there's some
thing to fight for. There are no fights for
places in the ranks of losers None of these
contests have left any sores. Harmony and
unity prevail"
MORE ITALIAN DEMOCRATS.
The Italian population of New York is fast
coming into line. Last night the Society
Fruttivendoh Italiani di New Yorke Din
torni, which translated means the Italian
Fruit Vendors Association of New ork and
Vicinity, met at Ga Washington Square and ar
ranged for four mass meetings. The first will
be hold in Paradise Park on October 22d The
second will be held in Washington Park on
the 26th. On the 29th there will be meeting
IL Little Italy" in Harlem. and on the
afternoon of the last day OF the month there
viii be meeting at Warren and Washington
streets.
Speeches were made last night by A. yucca,
G. 3. Rocchi, Captain Madge and K. Clam
belli. The tenor of the speeches was. "Ita-
ians, become citizens and Democrats" The
entire Democratic ticket was Endorsed. and
the meeting adjourned with three cheers for
Ruth Cleveland.
The Italian Independent Club, of which
Sienor f. Spinetti is president. has Endorsed
the Democratic ticket.
A TALENTED wANDERER.
A broad shouldered Indian of giant stature,
with brieht-hued blanket thrown over his
shoulder, walked into the Thirtieth street
station house Just before II O'clock last night.
and, in excellent English, asked Sergeant Tins
ii he could get nights lodging.
II want to get work" said the Indian. but
broke now. and have no place to sleep to-
night,
m Apache and a graduate of the Indian
school at North Dakota. and was known as
Anthony. He said that he had gone to Eu-
rope with Buffalo Bills show, but had re-
turned five weeks ago with sl05 in cash. He
went to Danbury, Conn, and set up stand
and tried to make money selling frankfurter
Bausages and cheese at the State fair
sausages. and he left the town with sl.65.
which was just enough TO pay his fare to this
city. He got here last night.
The Indian told Sergeant Tins that he
knew the Indian Commissioners and that he
expected TO get a situation without much
trouble. He said that he was stenographer
and typewriter.
TAMMANY's RATIFICATION.
The preparations for tomorrow nights big
ratification meeting at the Wigwam are CON-
plcte. The programme includes music and
oratory in the main hall, a German mass
meeting in the basement council chamber
and outside meetings for the crowds that
there Will be no room for inside. The orators
for the main meeting include Senator Kenns of
West Virginia, Congressman McMillin of
Tennessee and Glover of Louisiana. w.
Bourks Cochran and Colonel Fellows. Among
those who will talk on the outside are Barlow
= weeks, .. q. wahie; David WEIGH,
John +: MCINTYRE, Charles II. Turner, Lewis
j. Conlin and Stephen j. O'Hsre. The Ger.
man speakers include Ferdinand Levy, Moritz
Ellinger and Marcus Ottsrbourg.
BUSINESS TRoUBLEs.
Deputy Sheriff Heimberger has received AN
attachment for &4S2 against Simon Wolf
manufacturer Of furs at No 656 broadway. in
favor OF William A. Hart. and has taken boa
session OF the stock. Mr. Wolf has given a
bill OF sale on his fixtures for s2.OO0 to Dora
Keller.
The sheriff is In charge of the store of
simon Brswitz. dealer Ia carpets. ct No. is5s.