Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-05
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
THE DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
THIS EVENING.
That Party VIII Hear Sound Doctrine
from Able Speakers at the Pa
vilion Tonight-Out-
side Meetings.

The Democrats will this evening hold
a mass meeting at Hazards pavilion, at
which the final view of the campaign
will be taken before the victory which
is to be achieved on Tuesday. Mr..
Joseph d. Lynch will be the chairman
and Maj. J. A. Driffel will act as Sec
retaTy.
The following will be honorary vice.
presidents: w. H. Workman, T. E.
Rowan, Eugene German, J. D. Estu-
dillo, John G. Downey, Fred. Hardness,
Col j. j. Ayers, Gen. r. II. Chapman,
John 7. Gaffey, w. j. Broderick, Will
lam R. Rowland, Judge F. B. Guthrie,
George L. Mesnager, George J. Denis,
John Platter, Herman Hellman, DR.. H.
Nadeau, Antonio Coronel, DR.. Joseph
Kurtz, R. M. Baker. William Pridham,
DR.. S G. Newton, 228 North Truman ;
| Sylvanus White, 34l South Hancock /;
Harris Newmark, kaspar Cohn, @. Du-
commun, DR.. Max Wassman, Robert
L. Garrett, w. r. Burke, John Bryson,
DR.. w. H. H. Harrison, Paul Saubion,
9. F. Heinzeman, Thomas L. Winder,
D. Botiller, Charles A. Bell, Louis Sen-
| tous, Charles Gollmer, w. U. Masters,
H. Bartning, George H. Smith, j. B.
Lankershim, <. d. Gibson, James How
ard, III. w. O'Melveny, G E. Thorn, A.
Glassell, t. w. Blinn, A. McNally, Will
lam G. KerckhofT, l. II. Polk, George
Kerckhoff, H. L. Moody, 7. D, Stimson,
I. ID. Mott, DR.. w. Dukemau, Homer
Katz, Capt. A. w. Barrett, Judge A. W..
Hutton, Jacob Kuhrts, DIR. H S. Orme,
Judge A. M. Stephens, j. Marion Brooks,
w. P. Ramsaur, Florence; Abbott Kin
ney, Lamanda; w. B. Crisp Sierra
Madre; j. P. Ward, Lancaster; w. S.
Knott, city address,; &. w. Ferris,
Caremont. postoffice box SO; w. G
Stewart, Pasadena; W. H. Harrison,
Redondo; George A. Ca ter, Pomona ;
George Kinds, Wilmington; George w.
Dobyns, El Monte; J.. G. johnson,
Azusa A. j. Bent, Monrovia; A. R.
Metcalf. Pasadena; M. Il. Lopez, San
Fernando.
Among the speakers will be Stephen
NJ White, j. De Barlh Shorb, George S.
Patton and John w. Mitchell.
ARALLY AT CAHUENGA.
There was large and enthusiastic
gathering of voters at the Cahuenga
Pass school house. on Thursday evening,
W IsIcu W Iile epeeCu Vi ludJ cloQueut
Democrat, John W. Mitchell of
Cahuenga. Mr.. Mitcbell's neighbors,
irrespective of party, turned out in large
numbers and gave him an ovation. He
held the audience for over an hour by
his mastery presentation of the prin-
ciples of Democracy and his arraign-
ment of the present court house admin
istration.
MIR. W. B. Scarborough and F. B.
Colver were also present and made mae
terly and taking speeches. Judge Taggert
presided and made forcible plea for
the Democratic party. 1t is confidently
predicted that the Peoples party and
Democratic party will divide the vote
of this Republican precinct.
| AT BURBANK.
The largest crowd of people that has
been assembled in Burbank came out
last night to hear Mr.. Adcock of Los
Angeles discuss the leading issues of the
day from Democratic standpoint. Mr..
Adcock presented his arguments in such
plain and straightforward manner that
he was listened to with deep interest,
interrupted frequently by hearty ap-
plause.