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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-07

TOR NALE-s2, 500; TWO-STOkY RESIDENCE
i OF seven rooms: water on both floors; stable
and oltbnildinss: Ninth avenue. between Beattie
ents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-07

LOR RENT-STORE OR OFFICE ROOM
1 opera house. Steele q Clements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
M REASON FOR DOUBT IN ILLINOIS
ROTH STATE AND NATIONAL TICKETS SURF OF
LARGE PLURALITY.

Chicago Aug 90 speclaD.-The Republican S''''
Committee has now nearly completed It's preliminary
canvass OF Illinois, and the results are In every WAY
satisfactory II i,s figures are verified Oh tue econ"
canvass and there Is reason to DOUBT 'h"' '"o'
riu he the election Of Governor Fter hd inc eh'rc
ticket f. assured while the indications are 'nat i'c''
den, Harrison will run ahead Of tie state 'H''a"''S
The canvass has boon the most careful ana pans
taking one ever made in Illinois. no pa''"hs up
~ old lists was allowed. but house 10 hosc "t"''
YEA, insisted on. Throughout the state inc canvas
shows a humble. of charges, but when th'y III" MI
croupcd together the total IS an Increased heP"'"
can majority 49,.
Around BcIlevllc and In some OF the northern
couptics where the Germans are numerous u'c'c VIII
he n slightly Increased Democratic VOTE Tor A'se'n
a, least, but the southern and central counties ana
,hc strictly farming districts show heavy k"pnoh
can radns The same is true Of cities nke JoIet'
Iasalle. Peru strcator. Peoria and East ST. Lo"iS'
vherc the labor vote IL heavy and the lr"h nIe inc
dominant race Tho scandinavian sections III me
nnstrwcst also continue sOndly hepnDhcih nhI
,n"n clark announced to-day that Governor iiicr Is
snrc 81 a plurality Of from lJ.ooo I" 1901 III ,nc
Stata while Harrison and Reds plurality VIII pfop
49, exctsd 2JOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
A CONGRESSMAN WHO "HATES TIE GOVERN
MENT"

Atlanta Ga. Aug. e8 (SpeclaD-An exciting scene
,on nl,ce at the Democratic Convention OF the Fth
Congress District which rrnosinded Charies H.
Moses The nomination having been made UNANIMOUS
ON motion OF Colonel Thomas Of ooiumo"s, "r.
Moses appeared before the Convention ana sau 'na'
he hated the United States Government as "aih'hs-
tered Colonel Thomas then arose to question VI
personal privilege. lie said he had moved 10 ''He
the nomination by acclimatIon D"' "e uo'"'" Nv"
to withdraw IT. for he could not vo,e ior '"''"
,, n. hated the Government. This brought hun
araa men TO their feet and it looked rs II the pro-
c.edincs would b. anything but harmonious Mr'
Monre. Of Talbot said he indorsed Moses "hoie
speech and moved that the Convention ihdosc H.
Judce Deri..ain seconded Monroes resolution Morgan
Mc,chuel, OF Muscogee said he was coNeasne
OF Colonel Thomas. but lie pro'esea sSn,asa "S rn
IA .ernnded lie resolution VI Mr.. Monroe Inc
RESOLUTION was carried by rising vote OF all except
cnonel Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
JERSEY crTY's ACTIVE REPUBLICANS.

The vth District Republican League Engineer
Corps at It's last meeting elected these Officers
Contain George +. Higgins; First Lieutenant ih'hp
nonspur: second Lieutenant, G. H. RUSSELL I"'u
Lieutenant, l.. BucKelcw. The comnrs"e" on''''
,y,u ~, elected Monday night. Tie corps Is large
~. Growing one and will do good work In the cam
paign , - s., c,rh ras held
-. ,,h, nj the club rooms. No. 2O3 Railroad-ave'
.nd a score OF new members admitted. Good speakers
addressed the club. "A,
ariu OF the Federal Guards was also he.d iast
- a the ranks were full m enthusiastic men,
LIS - will be n feature In all parades during
. INC ',,.aicn II will be well uniformed and drilled
III, The hammer raising Of the Pioneer Club tonlsh.
nrontses to be grand success ana 1t Is esperr ,a
that large number of people Will DC p'sseho i"0
10, C,ub and Guards Will tarn out In body.
rsS william Murrcll Coored Republican Association
-. rhrrsdav night to swing a handsome Harrison
DECIDED hsnner The club also elected deaeGStes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27

before long. be Installed In permanent hrauq'r"i'
Previous 10 the opening OF the canpash' IL ""'
thought that II would be impossible 10 perfect an or
ginization ut this place. there were several uii'
fercnt factions among the Republicans As soon as
The cail was Issued, however, differences were as
car,ltd with the result given II Is hoped 70 increase
the enthusiasm, as the campaign progresses d. NV
Ing public meetings nj frequent Intervals ana areas
appearances Indicate that the present club VIII De
the Lrgest Republican organization that has ever
existed In the place.
At recent meeting OF the Harrison and Reid cam
pagn club Of Mnspcth. l.. J.. n committee was ap-
pointed to purchase "A banner and make arrirg'ioutS
or ratification meeting and banner raising. ON this
OCCASION IL Is proposed TO have torchnght parade.
open alr meeting, music and fireworks, ana every
effort will be made toward the success Of u" arair,
II n meeting Of the club held last Tuesday evening
twenty new members were elected and encouraging
reports WIRE received from the numerous committees
and o!icegs. Hereafter the members VIII meet every
W,dno ,day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
Ahf't
m and Reid Cam
GERMANS RAISE A BIG BANNER.
THREE MEETINGS HELD TO ACCOMMODE THE
CROWD-TWO CLUBS PARADE.

THREE MEETINGS HELD TO ACC0hMoDE THE
CROwD-TWO CLUBS PARADE
People who doubt that the Germans of New-iork
City are for RepuhTanIsm and Protection To America"
Iudust,ie, should have gone to NO II It. Marks
Place the headIllarers Of the German Republican Ten
tml Committee last night and learned better vast
crovd az earnest and intelligent ctzens, estimated al
1000 In number, filled the street to witness 'he
raising OF the campaign banner. II Is a Deauui"
ono ard when II was unfrled amidst hrewJr.s ana
music n was greeted with laundering cheers. III IL
40 nv 30 feet in rich cOlors OF red, White ana bue
and has handsome portraits Of Harrison ana kod
In the centre Is an eagle on an azure field bearing
In IL, tllons shield with the National colors' 'Huer
II are the words Protection TO American INDUSTRIES
The crowd was so great that three meetings hao
20 ~, held ,he largest one being the one In the open
,,r The other two were In the building. which was
covcrcd from top 10 bottom with American flags
Ferdinand Eidman called the open air meeting to
order with n speech which was worthy of him. linen
Peter r. Laird spoke on the Tariff question: ana MS
remarks found quick response.
The meeting In the mon hall was presided over by
the energetic Dr. SchOler the president OF the Cen
tral Committee His vigorous speech appaudeh
a. vigorously Paul Schnitzler and Charles Fowler
were secretaries and large part II the work OF ar
r.ngpment .yas don. by that well-knOwn Republican,
C. Otto Bo.se. Among those present were Martin
Ilaupt william Gellman the Rev. Dr. Blerrng, Ru
dolph Ruhens Ferdinand Dreyer. Herman Mack
Emil IabnSchincr, Professor Iievey, Captain Vert
h.Irer exJndge Charles A. fhmmer ana Martin
Mondinger. -..- 49,,
have lrrn attracted to the Republican standard by
the Tariff policy were noticeable IN the gathering.
The Progress and Wide.Awake Republican CLUBS
he'd 10 tile hail. preceded 10y a band and drum
corps and then parldod through the district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
BERGEN COUNTY WIDE AWAKE.
LOCAL REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS GROWING
IN STRENGTH.


IN STRENGTH.
The regular meeting OF the First District kep'D
lcan Club OF Carlsbad, ~ j., was held last evening
ut lis headquarters lackensackSl. Though inc
weather stormy. large number OF members were
present 1t was decided 10 raise handsome Harrison
and Reid banner next Thursday evening, on winch
occasion Major Carl LEM. of Newark. " j., VIII de
liver an address I'm German, and Charles BuriV"S'
postmaster of Rutherford, will respond In EngaSh
The Carlsbad Pioneer Crp consisting OF my mem
hers, will make their first appearance in their hand
come new uniforms thi, occasion Twelve ne"
members were enrolled at the meeting, making
total membership OF 10. Tie club Is gaining ne"
members rapidly never before has there been ~
much enthusiasm thus early In the campa'Sn' ana
this gratifying state OF affairs exists In the nisehpH
ing towns of Boiling springs and RutheTicru al 4"
There Is every reason To believe that bergen Conn"
Will show a splendid Republican victory this fan
The Rcp1bEcans Of Ridgewood have rcorganzed for
fhe compagn and chosen the following officers Tor
the RIdgswood Republican Club: G. W. Low, preSi-
dent d. D. Zabriede, vicc-prcSidcnt; Charles no"lc'
secretary r. VI. Bridgman corresponding secretary
r. O. Terlunc treasurer; q. w. Requa. IL. y raw'r-
son H. Campbell executive committee for thit+'
wears. ID d. Zal,ri ,kc, executive committee Of cWiN
league. Tic present membership o o'c '"'o ! "00"'
$50.
The Republican Club OF OWL Township has ad"p'"i
the constitution Of the county league. ana ele''"'
O. j. Victor OF Ilohokus, IFS representative on th'
executive committee of the league
The Lincoln Republican Club of BcrgchhedS mo-
every Monday evening IN Bergenields Ham, l'o
executive committee OF the club yesterday sent ouV
strong appeal TO the voters OF the nelghoofho"i "
vote FIR Hard on and Reid. Tie circular calls atel-
ti,,, 10 thc fact that articles have been chchTin
under protective tariff that foreign capital Is seek
ING Investment In American manufactures; that' ac-
corilnc 20 the report of the senate speci'l onnm'-
tee wages are II per cent. higher here than Ia ENG
l,nd and that the election OF Harrison and l'clh VIII
Insure A continuance Of the present prosperity
The Rdgcilch Park Republican Club has pth
Increasing Ito membership at lively rate recently
within a few DAYS a rc-enrolncnt will take place
and n larrc ipcr,-,s- IL expect1i The club has
odoned the con sttution Of the County League anu
c.h,,cn g. H. crane it, member ~ the exc uu,"
,.-i,,.c of the Laguc. !. \. Behan ani G.. j..
Crane were chosen represent the Clue at u" league
convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
THE WORK OF TIE SPEAKERS BUREAU.


William Hahn Of the Executive Committee OF inc
Rep,hlicon National Committee who last Monday
~, -, -, a., c,o,,o.., ,,,.oo, ,o. co, =, work
'on 'o"''o VI wv P' ''''' ''''"'' ,'' =,
light I'm Ohio a ycor ago the fight which largely by
a -, IT., ,anshIn osn,,ed :, tho election q,
i''So" Va mo ' P' w., ~, ,.,,
Major MchihleN' lie mas "o'heu u"s anu "'t"''
plnns for the distribution Of tho force OF speakers n
The committees disposal. Yesterday afternoon he
said that he had succeeded In making fair formula
lion Of the work
more complicated than appears to one IMMERSED in
campaign work, hut It is now. In the main, pretty
needs. The thing Of most moment. Of course. !, the
thing nearest at hand SO the arrangement OF the
general schedule OF campaign speakers Is delayed pr
force by the necessity Of sending orr strongest speak
there, which figure preliminary. but not the less
vial engagements. Both parties concentrating
thdr efforts there.
" Excepting In the OF speakers of National
fame We do not endcavOr 10 keep record Of the dates
upon which booked 10 speak in the various
towns Of the early states The machinery. so far as
Information OF Willingness, 10 speak throughout the
campaign are sent to us 10y SPEAKERS from al paris
Of the country. We make entry OF them, with r."
marks Indicating me sXbef"hc" oi eac speas, i,u
lions are coming In daily In grea' numbers We have
them from every State IN the Union. suppose there
are now nearly 400 speakers listed on the books OF
the bureau. That IS a smnll proportion OF the mum
our function Is merely distributive one. APP
pcatons from the various state committees Tor speak
ers Include statements as 20 ,he Kd No., o 'lh h 'n n
most needed. We select from our ISIS ana assign
men 10 the different states. FROM lhaI ume ~, Oh We
have no control OF speakers movements. ms u h
and services are In the handS OF tnt charnh VI rhe
chief difficulty Is that all the cities In all the states
want 10 near tne Dig nl'l vi NV ia'"'' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
prprpIrcNNs ORGANIZE A NEW CLUB.

The Bradhurst Republican club orginIru OH "cup '
e,cniug at No. 30S West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nv adoung constitution and bylaws, and elected oncers
for tie campaign hundred and twenty four mcmters
b,, already Joined organization which includes h'e
former Democrat, who will vote the Republican tcAet ana
seven first voters Present Appearances Indicate mem
cr-h!p Of 800 or 600 aud weekly campaign meetings VIII
b.. held until election. The following are The oni'ers
elected President Colonel f. J. Boo@s lrst v'e'pfes
dent Andrew Mcfarsne; second vcepresIof'' J. -
O'Iam: third vice. president william W. Thomas; secf'S
t,ry Charles A. Glspser; treasurer. John X Hughes:
members Of the Executive Committee. Collin H. Wool
ward jones Thompson John b. Russell. j. j. Mcfah.
james Carson. Michael j. Fenton. John McClure ChareS
H. Woodward Michael Zoppe. Charles W. 'iaser Charles
Eissel John Bunwell, +. j. Turnure. frSi Myer J
and ID. NJ Brockway; members OF the Membership Com
nIttec Clinton 7. Russell Isaac Z. Kerchner, william
Robinson. V. Borgao and H. G. Palmer. SURFING adj
dress made by Mr. Fenton. urging oil iscpuoIcas 10
organize for q vigorous campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho, Aug. 26.-John W. Burke, Of Sh0shone
County, nominated for Governor by the Demo-
cratic State Convention, ard Frank Harrison, Of
Washington, for Lieutenant Governor. The platform
ndolses the Chicago declarations: demands free and
unlimited coinage OF silver, and dcnounces the In
ternational Monetary Conference fraud. Referring
TO the COsur dAene troubles, the platform denounccs
the course of the Republican authorities /" in dealing
with affairs after the suppression OF all rOtous demon
STATIONS and arrest of rioters deepad plot and
political scheme for suppression Of a free vote and
hir count and dsfranchsement or expulsion FROM the
state of Democratic voters OF that section. We de-
nounce the usurpation Of power and tyranny Of the
course pursued by j. f. Curtis, the military sarap, now
clothed with little brief authority in ShOehone County,
especially his unwurmnted interference with the pri
vate and peaceful occupation Of men attending to their
business Affairs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
MR. PRBsrOy's ORDER COMPLIED WITH.

Albany, n. V. Aug. 28.-Considerab,e interest
manifested recently when the officials OF the Rondout
savings Bank refused to obey the order OF Supern-
tendent Charles NJ. Preston, Of the State Banking
Department to withdraw their available funds, amount
ing 10 over $50 OOO from the First National Bank q
Rondout Al the refusal set forth In what Super.
intendent Preston ut the time termed an insulting
letter, he Immediately took steps to enforce his
order through the courts, and had obtained an order
from Judge Icrrick, Of the Supreme Court Tor tho
officials OF the bank TO show cause In Albany at
special term next Tuesday why the order should not
be cbeyed. Just this order about 10 be served.
on Wednesday lasA superintendent Preston received
a telephone message from Edwin Young president oe
the First National Bank of Rondout, saying that his
order had been complied with. and this morning
letter received to the same eect from PreSidons
Jacms G.. Lindsey, OF the Roldout savings Bank.
Superintendent Preston said this morning thot 10
view OF the receipt Of this information It maacs "
unnecessary to proceed with the matter In court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
ACTIVE long ISLAND CLUBS.

A meeting Of the Republican Club OF the village
Of Finishing L. L. Is to take place Wednesday evening"
when the date for the open-ar meeting. which Is
to be held In the public park. will be decided upon
The above organization has decided to have the Free
Library open every evening from now until the
election for the reception OF all Republicans, their
friends and Others interested In the issues Of the can
vass. The leading NcwYork daily papers will be
kept on flc and complete supply Of campaign iitcra-
turc will ne rrady free distribution. Commencing
September weekly meetings will be held at The
rooms to be- addressed by interesting speaker.
The Republicans Of Clarenccville. L. l., have Or
ganized Harrison and Reid Campaign Club and Will,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
rpxAS DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO AGREE

Houston Tex, Aug. o6.-The Congress convention
Of the With Uhe old Mils) District Is In deadlock
at wooten Wells. The candidates are f. L. Anthony,
OF Milan present Congressman: Lieutenant Governor
G-orgs C. Pendieton. Of Bell; Scott Field. Of Robert
SON. J. W. Blake. OF Limestone, and Judge u b.
Garold OF Waco. Numerous ballots have been TAKEN
without result.
San Ance,o Tex, Aug 28.-The Democratic Congress
convention at Llano Is In deadlock Three hundred
ballots lave boon taken since Monday The candidates e,
Castroville and A. ]. Baker, Of san Angelo. and so
lar rach has retained his original strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
Mp poosEyELT SPEAKS IN DEADwOOD.

Deadwood. So. Oak, Aug. 26 (SpeclaD.-Theodoie
po,sev-lt Civil Service Commissioner. arrived In Town
Yesterday from his cattle ranch on the Little Missouri
River and last night delivered an eloquent address 70
q massmeeting OF Republicans held In the City Hall.
speeches were also made by e1tned states senator
X,odv ] NJ Mcintyre and others. Mr.. Roosevelt who
az pr,.ses every confidence In the election OF liar
n.on and Reid started to-day for New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
ENTHUSIASTIC FIRST VOTERS OF HARLEM.

ENTHUSIASTIC FIRST VOTERS OF HARLEM.
II the First Presidential Voters Republican Club Of
Harlem keeps up the pce has in point Of enthusiasm
charging it, membership hall Will be found large
enough hold its meetings before the campaign Is
The meeting OF this club held last night Nos.
lbs and leo West Onehund id aDd-twenty nfth-st, and
Arson Il. Cole presided, while Lincoln Doty Brown
secrctiry. This club organized Monday night end
aredy numbers l65 members but the meeting last night
attended by 500 men and boys. who listened
the addfe with Interest A. willis Lightboun made
address OF evening and points the
difference between the principles OF the Republican ard
parties that VIII long b. remembered by those
who heard them.
Mr. Iightbourn followed by julius NJ. Mayer, who
made an interesting address the tariff. He 70
ceivcd great enthusiasm. Before the meeting closed
J. Leslie Gissn gave two recitatons which recevel
with great applause The meeting OF the club will
be held Friday evening at the same place, when
prominent speakers will make addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
pryprrC MEETING IN FLATBUSH

Republicans OF the Fifth District II Fatbush' Il. L.
held their second public meeting Thursday evening at
their wigwam in Lefertsa,e Inc utmost eh'usi'Sm
,,ryal and the lecture OF Professor Timothy H. lsobr.
m the OF the candidates for the Presidency was
mastery example Of oraory end was listened to with
ATTENTION by large asscubage. In The absence OF Harley
Merry che permanent choirman Mark Mayer pre'dd ana
= r. H. ZelIlnsky recorded. Fireworks and cannon
n,,,crod ,hs proceedngs The wigwam is open every
evening and tire association is rapidly growing In numbers
Arlty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
FIRST VOTERS, CLuB IN MOUNT VERNON.

There L. o movement on fcot In Mount vernon 10 Or
cantze a F1rst Voters Republican Club meeting "'
ma vouno men Interested in the movement T. called nor
Monday night at the Republican headquarters Dearborn
Building The Republican Campaign Club Il Fast chester
will hold mass. meeting at Washington Hall IcKah0c OH
September O. There promises to be large 'h'rc''o :"
the membership at che meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27

The Harrison and Reid Campaign Club OF Dundee n j.
comp,-ed OF men working In mills which have In many
t.en benefited by workings Of the Mckinley Act
now has eightyave members and has chosen tS ohceS
IN, III. campaign Is follows President, Adoph Lyman;
enr.,dent Ignatms Lucas secretary. Cornelius Brk
hod: treasurer Louis Goodman; campaign committee
John Johnson L. Entwise, Cornelius Joele, and Peter
Smit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
Mn srrvpysoy,S PROGRAMME.

Bloomington, H.. Aug. 26.-The following pro-
cramme has been arranged for General Stevensons
campaign, by the National Committee. with the ex-
ception OF a few engagements made by hlmsef:
Next Saturday he will address mass-mcetirg In this
citv and August 30 he win speak at Scdaia, Mo. I:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27

September ! at vlncenEcs, Ind. september at
ierndcn, Ky. Mr.. Stevenson's birthplace september
at indianapolis Ind; September at Marion, Ind' !
september 8 at Cay City and Brazil, Ind; september
10 nj Green Castle and Tcrrc IIanic Ind: September
10 at Asleylle, y. G.. After that lie will make hve
speeches In North Carolina october he Will de-
liver an address ut Hamilton, Ohio the homo OF ex-
Governor Campbell He Will open his campaign 10
Illinois in october and vii make FIVE speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27

CO. penos for "Grand Rockland Hotel" hoch''no
Iske at Gas a. m. ard S:+5 p. IN. physicians reeon'
.oend the locality highly. especially 70 pSeens'
suffering with throat and lung troubles. See au'ef"'0
nent on page IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
MAYOR GRANT on TIE TIIIEDTERM TALK

Mavo- Grant asked yesterday whether 'h're WIS
INV truth in the reports that Richard Croker and ex'
Secretary Whitney had united In urging him TO accept
n third nomination for Mayor. His ONLY rpy wis.,
You newspaper men seem 70 know more about 'hat
little matter than do myself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27

od;oc Do you want to keep your husband home night
AdNACS and keep him agreeable and pleasant He must
smoke and yet you don't like the smell of his tobacco You can
drive him away 70 his cb-o of just such things come misery.
unhapp1ess and divorce The trouble is that ne uses poor
tobacco Coax him to get BLACKwELS BULL DURHAM SMOKING
TOBACCO; its delicate will not be offensive to you ana
it will not fill all the curtains hangngs and clothing WIN .nas
stale dsagreeae odor that troubles YOU Keep your HUSBAND
home and avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO Sod everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
Dr.LESLIE E.. KELLEY

Has estsbh.hed Babylon. l.. L.. and White Plains.
n Y. Institutes for the cure Of Alcoholism, Morphine
and Nervous Diseases For terms address or call u
Eew.Yofk ONCE. East 27thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Selma Ala, Aug oe.-Gasfon A. Robins, OF
Selma has been nominated for Congress by te
Democratic convention of the WITH Alabama District
Cherokee Iowa. Aug. 26.-The Democrats OF the
XIth Iowa District have nominated Daniel Campbell
for Congress lie Is also the nominee Of the Peoples
party. - 49, .
was declared The Democratic nominee for Congress
from the With District. lie had no opposition.
Atlantic. Iowa, Aug. 26-The 1Xth Dstric, Peoples
party convention has chosen \. L. Meyers, OF Har.
rison County. for Congress.
Hope. Ark, Aug 26-The Peoples party con-
vcnuon OF the lid District has chosen j. o. Bush,
Of Prescott, for Congress.
Eureka springs. Ark Aug. 6.-IIngh Dinsmole has
been named for Congress by the Democrats Of tho
LIST District
sulphur springs. Tex, Aug. 26.-Dovid Culberson
has been renOminated for Congress by reclamation.
Elgln, ILL.,. Aug. a6.-Samnel Alschnter has been
nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF the With
District.