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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
MR. ennoY,s LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.

Public Works Commissioner Thomas + GiiToy sent
letter YESTERDAY T. Barlow Weeks chairman Of the
Tammany Hall Notification Committee. accepting the
r.muony Hall nomination for Mayor. The same
studied effort nvod mention OF or credit 70 MAY Or
Grant for the la. four wears the head Of the Tam
many Hal, city government. which was so glaring '
apparent In the proceeding, ~ tho Tanmany Hall CITY
Convention. chayactcr1cs Mr.. Gilroys letter ~ hc
ccptance In accepting the nomination he assumes
that Il IS due his administration of ~" Department
of Public Works which Office he Ia, held since May.
r-sp and 10 the city Improvements male since that
fine Mr.. Gilroy draws his stock OF modc'N
sufficiently Ia admit few sentence, further on tha'
ose improvements largely the fruit OF the cheer
iu support which the people IN all paris OF III" city
have extended TO the city government. In clt-lu :
Mr. GirOy drag, Mr. Cleveland into his cp7tle ip tn
rather CLUMSY fashion In accepting TINS uoniind
ton. | profoundly impressed With the h.h CON
pnent inv0vc1 I'm nv selection 10 bear In this CtS
The banner which Grover Cleveland hcars crH!ilnby.
aud, u believe. uiumphanlly Throughout the 'hlt'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS ARE WEARY.
TWENTY SIX OF THEIR REGISTRATION OFFICERS
ARRESTED-RI1CE OF TAAEs
BICKTY'S RUFF.

Wilmington Del. oct. % Special).-Thls has
been a hard week the Democracy OF Newthsu'
County. Since saturday twenty-siX Of their election
officers have been arrested and held under s3'o"
bail each for appearance Of the January term OF inc
United states District Court TO answer charges oil
refusing to allow the Federal supervisors 10 scrunile
fax receirls At first the Democrats were de-
aant and seemed TO glory in the arrest OF their
officers, but the bail was not so easy 10 OBTAIN IS
the week grew older. and they became weary of II.
Then the open letters OF John T. Dickev. Receiver
o, Taxes and candidate for reelection and the Demo
cratic County Executive Committee were issued
Dickcy denied the charge that he had issued fraudu
lent receipts ani was willing that the supervisors
should examine all Of them. The committee, after
declaring Itself convinced that II was right In prlnc
pie IN opposing the examination Of receipts by
supervisors asked the registrars to allow those officers
70 see them I'm order not TO delay the registering OF
Democrats.
Mr. Dckcy'S letter is held by Republicans to be
simply game Of bluG. one OF the campaign mana
rcrs said last night that the Democratic backdown
was due Ia the fact that the Republicans had found
out their TRICKS Dickey has been Issuing two kinds
OF receipts. Democrats have been receiving on"
kind and Republicans another. Dckey says that
all receipts issued by him are good and paid for
This is also declared 20 be untrue. and the same
man above quoted said that II u Republican Levy
Court elected he will have to pay for them. where's
If a Democratic Levy Court IL elected no NOR" will
ever be heard Of those receipts.
To-day and tomorrow are the last Of The rcgIstra
,Io, DAYS After The books have been carefully
tudIc1 the result be more nearly predicted. Re
nlican- are confident Of carrying NcwFastlc county
an are loOiiing vita longing eyes toward Kent ana
>usSeX IA the popularity OF the Rev. Jonathan >
Willis the candidate for Congress, VIII give him
majority IN Kent County, Their" is little doubt that
In. three votes ~ Delaware Will 90 70 Harrison
10th lmrties are WORKING for all What i In them
The Australian ballot system. which Will have II,
first trial ihi, year will result In the returns being
Iote and Will also cast SHADOW OF uncertainty over
Tho predictions Of IN" campaign managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
ELIZABETH REPUBLICANS KEEP IT Up.

A NEW CAMPAIGN CLUB HAS PARADE-OTHER
DEMONSTRATIONS ARRANGED.
Elizabeth wa. ablaze with enthusiasm last night
the occasion being parade OF Republican canip''s"
clubs through the streets In the upper part o. inc
city in honor OF the first appearance OF the Harrison
and Reid Club which IL composed OF the most prom
incnt citizens Of the Eleventh Ward. oil OF whom
wore Harrison hats and carried huge spoons made
OF American tinrlate The houses along the lne
OF march brilliantly Illuminated. AID several
were handsomely decorated. feature Of the DEM
onsration was the singing OF the sixth WARD "'ee
Club.
Judge John j.. Wheeler will deliver an illustrated
lecture on the tariff by means OF stereop'icon on
next Thursday evening al Queens Hall.
There will be grand Republican mass meeting
in the Town Hall at Union on Monday evening
Good speakers Will - in attendance
The big street demonstration 81 the campaign on
the part OF the Republicans will take place next
Tuesday night at Elizabeth. Tho Willdns0n Eng
neer Corps. Frelinrhufscn iancers and clubs nom
different parts OF Newark will attend. The noe1
Phelps Guards. Of Paterson. Will also take part IN
the parade. 1t is expected that several thousand
Republicans will be in Inc. md the affair promises
to eclipse any previous Republican demonstration
in Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
OPENING A TEMPLATE MILL.
RESULT OF THE MKINLEY TARIFF LAW.
THE MAYOR OF ELIZABETH MAKES TIE FIRST
pLATE-AMERICAN WAGES TO RE PAID.

THE MAYOR OF ELIZABETH MAKES TIE FIRST
pLArE-AMEmcAN WAGES TO Re PAID.
The frat piece Of unps,e made at the new works
Of the Molewood Tnpate Manufacturing Company III
Elizabeth " j. was run through tic coa,ingpo at
: :Oo o'clock last night by John e. Eanhn Mayor OF
Elizabeth The cXpcrinent was successful and thirty
seconds after tho black plate was showed into me
molten metal Il was taken ont As finished piece OF
American tnpla'c. Al the sight OF the shining sheet
OF metal the visitors Gid worHmen who gathered around
the great cadron sent UP a ringing cheer, aud the
mill formally opened
Among the other men who tried their hand at tin
plate mailing were ". W. Alderman. Milton F. Moore,
Douglas q. Moore Charles y. Fowler and James Car
roll "And this one" said ianager J. II. Rogers. as
gltering plato wes taken from between the rollers.
4. for Major Mckinley" And the I'D gave three
ringing cheers for the champion Of 4 policy which
had made possible the establishment Of tinplatc
factories upon American soil
The ground was broken FOR the mill Of the More
wood Tinpats Manufacturing Company lat June.
II Is q branch Of L. Norwood ~ Co. Of Danolly.
Wales which also controls the swansea Tnpate Com
pany, Of Swansea, Wales. The plant at Elizabeth
was started the firm began to feel the effects
OF the depression In the tnpate Industry In Wales
following the passage OF the Mckinley act. f. More
wood 4. CO. decided TO establish n plant In this
country and the work was intrusted 10 j. H. Rogers
one Of tbs partners.
The res. state owned ty the company consists Of
three acre. ~ land fronting on Staten Island Sound
Nearly one acre is occupied BY buildings Of frame
work OF Iron sheathed with galvanized iron. The
company did not build without counting the cost
and II such misfortune as the election Of Demo
cratic President should beoll the United states they
Will unbolt tie iron buildings and ship them To Wales.
The present r Ia. capacity Of 1000 boxes OF
lOxl4 lin plate IA week The works viii soon De
enlarged to give Il capacity OF 5000 boN", II week.
The company has expended between Sfo."pn am 50,
and entire cost Oi Ia" proposed plant VIII
i4 S,.c 900. When the factory l. IN running oN'r
II will give employment 70 200 men, ana "h,h CON
workrnen employed will be Americans. aud the irnn
expects 10 pay Twice De wages {" the men "H'h t"N
give in Wales.
The black plates which arc being used at present
are shipped from Wales. but rs so0l rs mo COMPANY
m, n aies used will Dee of American manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

rtt,burg oct. 2s-The fHva'" lam' ca" WI
..up.d this morning before Judge Porter \
lorg.. crowd was present. including many p''"'''"
,t,,...,, e., the National Guard. "he d"i'id DAMS per
trctod their special pleas. and then Alor'' 'h"''
moved o strike ont their ~pccial pleas Judge Porter
,nid: n - military commander exceeds MS u'F o
.. h.voud his authority he is amcnablc In The CIV,
-.rts loo tlo results ~ such acts. The Conrl WI
never permit jury 10 drcidea question "' lu 'Sd''
,t,or Iohm d. Watson onrncd FOR We c'Wmio wch u
md made a strong presentation 81 the case W i.
Iams the prosecutor. wne Tie" rlae.d Oh - ~. n,
i.bment by his ~upcri officer. lie wns sun Us
tI,,iny VIII court adjourned ut noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

the certificate Of nomination. and the Republicans OF
the district. II they want TO vote for Assemolyman
Will have 10 use stlckers. Mr. IIarrty experts the
result Will be that the two Republican candidates FOR
the Legislature will 90 into the trading business. and
the Democrats Of the district have been instructed TO
trade their candidate for the Legislature for votes
for Amcfman, the Democratic candidate for Congress.
IN order 10 defeat Joseph a. scranton. the Republican
nominee. As the certified ballot has been sent from
Ilarrltys Office 10 lsckawanna County, IL Is now too
ute for the Republicans 10 do any hing. and they VIII
certainly lose Congress- the district Is close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
NEAT STROKE By CHAIRMAN HARRlTN.

Harrisburg. Penn. oct. % CspeclaD.-Ch"rnan
Iarrity gave everybody In New-fork the SIP Ses'er
day afternoon and came over TO KARLSRUHE 'o ."u
q meeting OF the board which rcviscs the nomination
NJ candidates for Office In this State. and In his
ocal capacity a. secretary OF the Commonwealth oid
neat stroke OF business for his party By nsurhs inc
election Of a Democratic Congressman In lackawanhA
comfy There was a contest over lie Republican
nomination for the Legislature In the lst LacKawanha
district between f. G. Van storh ana john = fa'''
and there no question OF run nav '"e
a'-, nominated hu secretary IIarrity and Attorney
,,nara, uepse democrats. who a majority OF
,he board. outvoted Auditor General Gregg hep"oi
can and decided not give either OF the eoh'e''a',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
LISTENING 70 ABLE SPEAKERS.

The Industrial Alliance. Martin J. Mccarthy, piesl'
dent OF the Ist Assembly District, ned cro"ded
meeting last night at No. 176 Fultonst. Jeremiah
Murpby was ths first speaker and criticised the at
tocks which have been made Minister Patrick EsIi
by the Democratic and Mugwump papers and speakers
lie honored Benjamin Harrison for having 80 bravery
stuck to his nominee the result proving that the
President wav right and the backb'ers entirely In the
wrong and on account Of this action every lrishman
who loved bis and country should vote SOLD ol
the Republican ticket Tho meeting was also "a
dressed by John J. Bcaln and James Degnan. who
made excellent speeches the present political issues
Ut stake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION IH DETROIT

Detroit. Mich. oct. 2s.-Iohn J. Griffin. who was
arrested on Wednesday afternoon on charge Of
registering falsely been released by The police at
the request OF LOuN Burt. chairman O ia" Republican
City and County Committee. to whom. II IL said. III"
man made II confession revealing wHl Organized
scheme for wholesale colonization. Mr.. Burt s'ii p,
that he has Information which will enable him to
head of any attempts at false registration hereafter
In the river precincts There will probably be- NOR"
arrests In q day two. The registration for th,
first days has been the heaviest ever rccord"i
t'p O'Clock last night tn" total registration WIS
81. 52I, fully twOilllrds of The regular vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RAILYING AROUND TIE STANDARD.

The meeting OF the Industrial Alliance OF the NNit'
Assembly District, held last night at NO AZ second
ove fairly dubbed over with cnthu>mSm JOSEF"
Wilkinson, the president OF the cluo' WAS Ill 'h
chair and Patrick DOYLE was secretary ''ene'''
,,,, l. Burke made an eloquent and convincing
address John J Bcalln and John Brennan, OF Iowa.
'rnntrd fine Republican principles esprciaiiN
dwelling upon the worEhsS OF 'ne '''"""' '"
The rrIb is doing excellent work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Cambridge Mass. Oct. - (spcciaD.-Ihe RePnbl
cans Of Harvard University rejoicing tonight over
the result OF tho political canvas which has Just
been completed by The Harvard Crimson the rep
rest na,ivu daily paper OF the University. The can
va, tal-n 10 sctile the disputes which lad arisen
between the Harvard Republican and mccratc CLUBS
over a recent ballot Tie cntiic university VA, PA
teal Tecanva->cd. and the figures which vii! app r
I'm TO morrow papers show that the university J"
strongly I'm favor Of Harrison. who received minority
u 2j:. votes over cleveland. The total number "i
Republican votes cast Lila. TO sIl Democratic
Bldwrn received 81 and there IA which are nm
decided O scattering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
BLOOMFIELD TO HAVE A BIG PARADE.

Arrangements have been Hlaue !Or DIE heIu1O''oA1I
demonstration In Bloomfield. ~ J.. on the night OF
November T. Visiting uniformed clubs from the
towns Of Essex County will unite in 4 grand parade
through the principal streets. and mass meeting
will be held In Eppleys Park. where addresses Will
be made By prominent Republican speakers.
The Bloomfield Boards Of Registry and Eeciioo
will meet for last time before the election next
Tuesday for the revision Of the registry list. al The
following places: First Ward, Phoenix Hose House.
Bioomiield ave: second Ward, Excelsior Hose
House Broad-st: Third Ward. Dodd's Hall. Genwood-
list will lose tleir votes on Election Day
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=. nixpSHT3v SWINGS BANKS DEPOSITS.

rnncai. y. H.. Oct. ae-Tsbles showing the con.
dlion Of the savings banks end trust companies o.
bs State. AZ tho close q be.'nrs,. June ~, Isos,
snow that the aggTcs't, ~ ~ deposits IN -
savings bank and trust companies at that on
accounted 10 s.<24152I. increase for nine mntbs
~ &i2t3.5s6 total resources Of savings banks
y. So7 1885: total number Of savings banAs, II !;
total numbe Of deposltors. 1885, <e average amount
Of each deposit. ei2a "a
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DANCING At PYTHAGORAS HALL.

Tie annual ball OF the Alexander :. Kalscher Re
publican Association held Pytlagoras Han, 80
I3l Canal st.. last night. The lare" room was hama
somclv decorated with flags. Professor II. DANl' :
band PLAYED fUr Tho dancing. Tn, ON 81 the clh
are l.. Tridcl president. j. GoIdstcin. mt we
pr, sidcnt ilnrr,. second vice pr-d mt: l. Israel
recording seer. .y y Rose, CORES ponding sccr'ilN
r. Dlusdn. treasurer. j. Ii ne sIs. marshal Auo'G
tho.r present were II. BlG,m f. VI. COicn, j. II'cr
.tg, y. Sl,-s uiuI. ". Piece aud l.. IOhack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TuE BLOCKADE Al BrtFILO Not sEsiOrs.

BuYalo OF. as--Elevator aud oshai men hrr'
denouncc the reports OF blockad" AZ THIS port u'
claring that no congestion exists except III 'e"
railroad houses. especially those oi the Nsw'N""
Central Even these houses have working rom
The detention Of several vessels for week Il due
. conditions which the owners understand PEI
CITY There Is plenty Of room In canal houses ~
cyery beat In now anoa:. ond forva'f'rs oferet 10
ale any cuantltyy 10 awe at pre- ~ rates The
situation has been more perplcxins several tunes
Ills summer. particularly during The strike. t'"n II
T. now Two large elevators viii DO reoperrd on
uondnv which will ada considerably tO the p e.-0t
rnpacjty Altogether. the reports s.nt out from
his city have been greatly exaggerated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

The Fast eide Young Mems Republican club held a
snecioI meeting nj No. Eldiidgcsi. last night. TO
make arrangement, for IT. parade about tue district
on Wednesday evening mrmb,- OF the association
said 10 a Tribune reporter last night Our raturaliza
ton BUREAU conducted by l.. Bernstein aid ii. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

ETO CITIZENS OF NETWORK; Great frauds
were pcrpetrated the registry last year aud VIII De
attempted this year. you value the elective rnnchse
md would protect your rights md prevent fraud
your duty TO see registers from your house
mics. IeanIIy entitled 10 do 90. EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST. n public copy Of which VIII oe al
your place registration every day M 30 Eiecho"
Day. II you find that person IL registered from
your house who does live there report at once 10
the Rcpmblican County Committee at the Fifth avenue
Uate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TIE REPUBLICAN PARADE.

Extremely earnest letters have been received al ihe
,r,hurs ociee from Gustavus W. Raw on. NO -
Wollst from j. H. simms. Of this city, ana o'her Ell
thusn,tc Republicans. urging thnt ID" hePuo"'""
rorodo no NOT abandoned. although 1t was necessary
m n~stnonc IL but that II be held on some ai'rn"oh
or evening OF next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
END or THE SECOND ROUND OF CHESS
LAsKER DEFEATS j. w. BAIRD-THR CRAMPIoN
WEAK FROM SEVERE COLD.

At the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday the SECOND
round Of the matches between Emanuel LAsker ana
eight PLAYERS Of the club was completed Lasker.
who was suffering from Q severe cold, had . more
arduous task to perform than in any Of the twenty
one games which he has engaged since bis arrival
in New York. While Mr.. Baird Is 10 be complmsntsd
on the fight he made. Il was plain that at several
points OF the game the champion made weak moves
~ oot actual bunders The first OF these resulted In
the loss OF the Q p on the seventeenth move. This
mr. duced "a curious position In which W hite got the
adverse Q In chancery and could have forced draw.
Th,s posItion becoming dissolved Lasker won the ex.
change and ut first Sight all seemed to be over but
Roird escaped by a very pretty manoeuvre. SEE
diagram:
Dack-J W Baird.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
THE INSPECTORS REACHED An AGREEMENT.

Albany. oct 2s.-1hc order granted by Judge Her
rick for the Inspector, Of he LIT ID dc 81 taeoh ana
for the I,t and ia district, Of Greenwich Washington
County to show cause why the names Of twenty one
minors and other persons not known should noe be-
.,richcp from the registry l,t. was rrturnnble be
fore him 10 day Oa the agreement Of counsel the
cases were dismissed the lnspec ors having come to
an understanding In regard 10 The disposition of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Goldberg. has made ESQ men citizens since HS
organization. H. Rakowsky hos Just presented 10 inc
club handsome silk banner. We shall have 3oo men
watch the polls In this district on Election Day
Mr.. Nathan is making active canvass ana ID hhoy
TO BE- elected Assemblyman' resoluu)n OF Sou-
doence for President Harrison IN his time OF anicuo
was sent to Washington by telegraph. Inc next
meeting OF the association Will be held on Tuesday
eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
coLcRDD MEN re- HAVE \ MAS MEETING.

The Harrison and Reid C0!orcd Battery Of the Win
Assembly district held -prcial n"cting ~ No. ID
Prncc.st. last night 10 make arrangements loI H'
mass meeting to be held there Friday evening.
Speeches will De made by the Rev. !. r. X. smith, IN"
Rev. Or. Derrick the Pew DIR. stnnsbeny' H. y
Mathews the Rev. !. :. Colwell. John {. Dood ana
Others. The officers OF the battery are Edwhiu T.
Matthews. president John BcnsOn Sicc'lh' silent
Peter Crane secretary Charles T. wilson treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RED nAxK rErrELIcANs 1--WE A Rally.

Red Bank " J oct. IS lspcciab.-The Republicans
OF the lid Assembly, District had grand rally IN Con
cert Hall tonight Major \. ~ Hancock, OF rem
sylvania was the speaker, and he made an excellent
address on Protection and other Republican doctrles
patriotic songs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
tn RE TRIED FOR ILLEGAL REGISTRATION

Albany. oct 2s.-John Casey. charged with Illegal
,i,ra,ion WINS today Iemanded TO the Cayura County
LAM to stand trial at the Auburn term OF the United
tales curt next MONTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

MEETING OF TIE JOHN GRAHAM AssOClAIloN'
rost enthusiastic and successful meeting Of the
Io,p Graham Republican Association was held at inc
besdo,arrers OF the association, NO. "A Montgomery s'
Jersey CITY. on Thursday evening. Thomas flhhev
,re,ided The ROOMS Of the association were hied 10
eoying by an audience OF Intelligent workingmeh'
MANY of them being union printers Among the epeah'
&c aro Frank o. Cole candidate for Congress j. Her
h, po,s candidate for state senator John brennan.
10 nddate for Assembly. and George 5 Hutchinson OF
IN. Printing Trades Republican Club OF New. loTh.
Tb. ciih viii march to the reception TO be gwen 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
President Harrison Likes Ii.

"The Second 'Dashaway'
Vountain Pen received aud
tust suits me."-Benj. Har-
rison.
We spare no pnins to suit
everybody. and we have
the pleasure Of knowing
that every one of nearly
half a million Pens now in
use Just suits" their
owners.
Caw's "Dasha way" Pen
10 a double feed. 1f-kt.
Gold Fountain Pen that
never fails and will last II
lifetime. Price, sou TO
SO. Csw'slnk a. Pen Co.,
104 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
MIR. DEPEW TO SPEAK AT FLUSHING.

Chauncey ~ Depew will address meeting In
Flushing L. L. tonight and there will no doubt be
n great oupourinc OF the citizens OF the place ana
neichboring villages TO hear Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Or. SCHENCK's PuIM0NIC sYRuJ

When ell else falls 1t TO the Not until
it falls and only after faithful trial should any one
despOnd II has brought the hopeless life and health.
II has turned the despair Of ten thousand homes into oy
II Is doing u now. IL VIII continue do IL throughout
the age, Dr. Nchenccs Practical Trsdse Consumption
and stomach Diseases mailed free applicant
Dr. H. Schsnck & Son. Fh,lddelphid, Pa.
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Mr. Reid in jersey City this evening first sererading
him al the Union League club
RAILWAY REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES SNUBBED AT THE
PARTY HEADQUARTERS.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES sNUBBED AT THE
PARTY HEADQUARTERS.
The Republican Club 0, Railway held another Sic
cessful rally at their headquarters last night ~ t.
Hartman addressed large and enthusiastic auulehce
tho tarif Illustrating his remarks With sercopucoh
views. The activity OF the Republicans OF this CIV
and section OF Union County has been IN marked con-
trast 10 tho Democratic campaign. which has pe'h Il
practical failure. DisOrganizcd and demorai1ed oS
internecine strife. they 20 have lost all interest
and hope. The defeat o. John H. CrCwef for r"homha
ton for County Clerk created much indignation sinohe
his large following in this city and the open 'hras
10 hie The whole county ticket made az the I'm. VA
his defeat stili heard on every side Ihufsoa'
night John r. Dunn j. J. Gerber. the Democratic
candidates for Congress and County Clerk. came ~
Railway TO try and repair their broken fences "hei
they reached the Democratic headquarters In Main s'
and walked IN. they were recognized mtarN
member OF the club present walked out-renlin2
to meet the candidates hold any intercourse VII
them The Republicans Intend to fake cverv au,
vantage OF their opportunity to swc'p the county anu
this year elect the first Republican County Clerk mon
County has ever had On Friday night OF next W~h
a grand closing rally will be held at Railway, at when
all the candidates viii be present ana Clinton LioNu
OF Washington ID. C.. will speak.