Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-11
TO FILL. THE TICKET,
The Democratic Committee of Eigh-
teen viii Consider Whether
the Move Is Advisable.
POLITICAL GOSSIP OF THE DAY.
Pittsburg Councils Will Have Several I'M
pOrtant Measures to Act Upon at
Mondays Meeting.
POLITICAL GOSSIP OF THE DAY.
HASTINGS WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
Interesting Matters That Caused Gossip in the Tive
Cities Yesterday.

Chairman Bremen, of the Democratic
County Committee, yesterday appointed a
committee of Is TO consider the matter OF
placing additional candidates on the Demo
cratic county ticket This action was author
lied by "a resolution passed at the recent
Democratic County Convention. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were named for the COM
mitUee:
d. T. Watson. H. T Watson, S. c. Nc
Candless, Thomas Kerr, Herman Handel,
6. T Rafferty,, J. NJ. Guffy, +. Weixel, J.
& Larkin. Lee Frasher, Henry Meyer, b.
McKenna. Frank Osborne, NJ c. Dwyer, P.
Foley, Albert J. Barr, George Rolshause,
Herman Kunkel
The convention of the Democratic societies
of Pennsylvania, to be held in Pittsburg
the last of this month, is causing consider
able hustling among the local workers of
the party. The County Chairman has
named committees for this occasion as fol-
lows:
Committee on Music-Thomas Mullen, D.
J. Bowie. J. ". Patterson.
Committee on Entertainment and Hall
Presley Fleming, P Foley, J. B. Larkin.
Committee on Programme and Business
Arrangements-Hon.L Levi b. Duff, Samuel
\. Duncan, Lee Frasher.
Committee on Printing-D. Mccarthy.
James A Clark, Henry Baker.
Committee on Reception-Lee Frasher,
James Tracey, John f. Owens, j. c.
O'Donnell. James McPike, J. w. ,Jiles,
Frank Fertig, Henry Baker, John r. Artz,
John b. Larkin, Herman Handel, Hon.
Levi b. Duff, P. Foley, Dennis Boyle,
Thomas Mullen, J. Presley Fleming, J. J.
Miller, J. a Clark, Theodore Helms, w. ].
RYAN, Albert Dishner, John w. Exler, Alf
q Lovd, d. Mccarthy, A. P. Burggil,
Samuel A. Duncan.
LOCAL CLUES WILL ASSIST.
In addition to the latter there will be
representations of five men from each Dem
ocratic society in Pittsburg, appointed by
rhe presidents of the organizations, who
will assist in the entertainment of the visit
orS Democrats say the affair will be a
notable one for the party in Allegheny
county.
Tie members OF the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee are requested 70 meet at the
Cfllce of ". J. Bremen. No. | WYlie avenue
on edncSday, september l6, at S:3) P. VI.
for organization and tra nsaction of business
The candidates on the ''StraightOut' ticket
were all at the Diamond street headquarters
yesterday morning. James Fitzimmons,
when asked about the rumor that he pro-
posed Withdrawing his name from the
ticket, replied that he would do no such
thing.
The Grover Cleveland Democratic Society
ha> sent letter to State Chairman Kerr de-
Iuanding that he insist the Allegheny
county organization putting in the field a
candidate for the District AttoTneyShip.
ptspU-N- ANr, OT-Av CoN-1rrp
Chief Brown. OF the Department of Public
Safety, has returned from a short stay in At
lantic City and Philadelphia. At the former
place he saw Senator Quay, who ex-
pressed himself as confident of the success
of the party this year In Philadelphia the
chief found the sentiment against the Re-
publican party on account OF the Bardsley
matter rapidly dying out "At first he
said the people were inclined to place all
the blame on the party, but now that their
excitement has abated. they look at the
matter in it, proper light. Bardsley was
elected a. Il peoples candidate. not as a
party one, and any attempt to make cam
paign issue Of the matter will act as a boom
vraug on those who instigate it,
The COukling Republican Club, of the
TvCnty-eighth ward, held its regular meet
ing at l4O3 Carson street. and installed eight
new members last evening This is the first
meeting held atthe rooms of the club, which
were formally thrown open last evening.
David Mcdonald. Hugh McCurry and c. f.
SuCCop. the clubs delegates to the Republi-
can convention at Scranton this month,
were instructed TO vote for DalZell.