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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10
sAhD1AGUNDl.
10 Advertisements Allowed Under
THIS Head.

Sam Neuschwander is down with
the grip.
There win DO q special meeting Of
Elko Encampment 70 might.
Teacher "What is the temenine of
man?" Little Girl" Dude. Brook
lyn Life.
Hon. Lem Allen, OF Churchill ooun-
ty, says there are about 1900 head OF
beef cattle in that county.
Tho Liberals carried Salt Lake at
the election on Monday. 1t is case
OF the hutch taking Holland.
Charles McIlvaine was electrocuted
at the Sing Sing, N. Y, peniteutiary
at 11:12 O'Clock Monday morning.
F.. E. Chagnon came down from
Independence Valley yesterday. He
reports the snow two feet deep on the
level.
Governor Boyd, OF Nebraska, took
possession of his Office on Monday.
He refused to recognize Ex-Governor
Thayer.
The latest estimate in the Hotel
Roya fire is five dead, twenty-four in
jured, sixty-nine missing and eighty
one saved.
w. o. Wore, teacher Of the Indian
school at Duck Valley, arrived in
town yesterday. He reports every
thing quiet on the reservation.
Carlyle w. Harris. q medical stu
dent at New York, convicted Of muir
dering his young wife, was sentenced
to death Monday morning.
Edison is said to have invented q
talking clock. IL it talks about what
it hears and sees it will never be pop
ular, especially with politicians and
lovers.
The Y's held q very interesting
meeting last night and entertained
their visitors with songs, reci. atione
and 9 debate. AL present voted the
exercises success.
Five Comstock miners leave Vir-
ginia City soon for Peru. The Chro,s-
icle says their fare and all expenses
are paid and they are to receive SIPS
per month as wages.
Louisville Courier Journal: The
Republican press should hasten 10
denounce the New York veterans who
have declared that our pension legis-
lation has become q national nuisance.
Elk: said little Johnnie,
heres a piece In the paper about
parasites. What are they?" "Para-
sites, my boy, are people who live in
Paris. think you ought to know
that, and you in the third reader
Eddie, the five-year-old stepson Of
P. Il. Plank, Cashier Of lhe Nevada
Bank, Virginia City, swallowed five
grains Of morphine Monday evening,
which he mistook for sugar. He will
probably die from the effects Of the
poison.
Barney O'Rourlre, OF Carlin, was
committed to the county Jail yester.
day by Justice Palmer to await the
action of the Grand Jury on a charge
Of grand larceny. Barney Is accused
Of killing cattle belonging to Mrs
Roach.
The Chloride Belt thinks that Inyc
county, California, will bc hne place
tor a physician who understand
strengthening broken noses, looping
on Remembered cars, and mendipr
broken pates, whom the 1000 Irist
colonists locate there.
The Supreme Court Of the Distric
Of Columbia, on Monday, denied Oh.
petition OF Merrick Morse and others
Tor u mandamus to compel the Score
'ary of the Treasury to receive ant
coin into dollars the silver brick ten
derod him by petitioners,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10
i. o. o. r. Special Meeting.

There will be q special meeting of
Elko EDcampment No. 8, I. o. y. e.,
this evening ut Z o'clock at
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10

their Hall. A run attendance is 70.
questsd.
By order Of
EDGAR RE1NHARr,
Chief Patriarch.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10

20 Wore, Duck Valley; II Wsin-
berg. Chicago; A Richardson, Fl Hal
leok.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot HoteI+sCiark q Greon. Pro.
prIetors.
Mrs A Reboule, Lamoille; r e
Cbagnon, Independence Valley, John
Il Maynard, NY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Banjo, violin and guitar strings,
fine assortment. at Muller's-
A ine stock OF fresh French can
dies aud stationery just received at
Remnants.
Protect your weak eyes from the
injurious effect OF sun and snow glare
by getting a pair Of dark glasses at
Muller's.
If time is money, you can save it
by having your watch, clock and
jewelry repaired by Sam Neusch-
wander, at Nye's old stand. He is al
ways ready to please you.
Orphan Tom and George Grant
have opened the Elephant Stable
formerly run by P. E. Wore. Tom is
a veteran hostler, will guarantee salts
faction, and feed horses at reduced
rates. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

BELcHrE-On Tge.d October 2S,h 1892 Of his d rG
done Gar.os Y Henry W Be!cher ae;d - yeais
services - Pn.p,. in the HlgAhhd'' on 1hutsu'J
Tam ,lc. Grand Central station at II 80 q. M. re-
turning leaves Garrison at > - p H..
u Nantucket. Mas. suddenly. on Monday, at . 80
rSac RI from he lac residence - stegOcns Brooklyn
E,,ton and NcntucIe, papers please copy.
rocK-or tho 25h MT. EanFham COCK aged 81 year.
Funeral hon ~ late ie9ce at Seappsqva o N o"
Garages vii! me-, tra,n leaving Grand Central Depot
DTXKIx~on ortossr 2th Elizabeth 5. wife of the late
Hfayl and NINA. Invited t. attend st the w sss%
r Ga. ' sgii soa at > o'clock
ELY-At pocontico Hr-. October 9ith. 1892, Emma H.
wife 81 william H. E!y asgd % year.. Wednesday, the
rn,n lo9ycs i55,6 s anG Eighthavc. at 20 p. m
FShs'sie9y e 4'yysp p' ' r..s,'.,,a
Church. Dcbbs Ferry. on wednesday, october 2oth at
ca at !, V VA S SS1' !an c5o tFp 'iFa O''
fI rc 90 81 III TO- '9 e. l. a ar are '1 Invited
HAsTNGson Monday the 2,th inst II the the go 30 year car
q h' 2ge ca. W. son Of Hannah D l. anu '"' ''''
Funeral ,rr'sc, w be- held et hi: late reie9ce 80
suddenly sunday october 2sd a Of, Of heart
David Hoodley. Of Enslevood, n. J.
Funeral private.
i:at4 Saneh.er Ia%rs D and George W Hopping in
rarcate. 3o7 Montgonery-!t,
Intcrmcnt private
HoENI-sgtdeny at pa",lls 81 " on w We se.
I IoS,G moac S 6 T,,S S@p e"% 1' u ' HI" "
@ Of %agla M a' wife Of Ralph G.
u New YORK City.
Moqdpy oeEsr s' e c' " Ks!oss
ON Wednesday afternoon 10Th Inst. a: o'clock.
Hartford paper, plcase copy
KIDD-At jersey city. October 23i. 1902 David KIDD
'l 'r, snG f d o h. fGnv are rcsptuy invited
70 od "a wcG G r. S H' at at'aI' Z" jack
Aberdeen 'ni Glasgow" Scotland. papers pleas" copy.
KI>NAM-Nt Jaa.ica =. on the ?5th inst Madeline
Fun. ..yiec. on Thursday afternoon. october 9th, at
80 O'Clock al craze Church. Jamaica.
KO>~-suGdcnlv. n Lincoln. Nebraska. october %
ls:'2. Or; Jane. Rs, OF New-York city.
sArER-On Tuesily october e5ts IN the 2otn year o,
hi, age Christian r. younse't son OF Dorothea and the
Funeral On Taur~iay the 9th inst. O'Clock, from
HI, at 'dencs 4G4 fon:thoys ,o,,.s 70 alton,
sTRTMNELT.-On Monday. october oath, George SIREN
rnacr,l from hls hie ro.'dcrco y Get Place Newark
y. j.. "wednesday. at 20 p. IL.
SwINroN-on Monday evening. the oath INST William
Funeral notice hereafter
UXDfRWiLl..on oct,hor 25'a at YonSGrs Ms Spsann;
daughter q the late Hon WIZ ABur'. oil OF New
ana I at are ST. cs c6aFch' ' Yo %~ on
Irdny. october 2sth, a. 10 30 a.
MANIFESTATIONS Watcrst,n at M residence. e
Eank.t Tu'-cay evening octobr p, 1872, IN the Gls
NotIcc Of funeral hereafter.
Department of state. Washington. D. G.. October %
@G M F%n 9 n' lr Tn 6c n a. ih o I nad
at Erq', ncf y Ms Of p 9c s ~ on NIX a
Per dispatch No 81 Dated october u, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
ro INSTRUCT ELECTION INSPECTORS.

The members OF the Executive Committee Oh '"'
Republican County Committee met at the flith .Nc''
Hotel lnst night aud discussed for long umc inc
rights and duties Of the Republican Election Inspector"
fl, view Of the change In the law reducing the huhD'
81 Republican inspectors from two To one Inv
.tinn which was raised by Charles II. Murray
rccentlv that II still required the action "I thre
inspccios before questioned vote coud be r'c'Nu'
has been submitted numhr OF able lawyers VIM
have decided that while the law In respect l" 'h'
nunler Of inspectors has been amended, the III" "
ulrinc the action nj var0as stages 81 IN" NounS va
three If tie inspectors stu stands. Inns gives " W.
,uc Rcpuh lean Inspector the same power heiu W.
,,criv by the two Republican inspectors. TIE co'"
m,ttee decided that ii would be wise To can INV ~
spectors together ut an early day ana nave '','''
Instructed as to their rights and duties ana !" 1 ~
very man know what i expected OF MN. -
r.nrcior, will also De cautioned against tf1isuhs w..
:,,hmanv Inspectors at any time during either ,no
casting Of the vote or inc CANVASS o' I" ."
,,ffrlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
ygE REV MIR. WORDEN GIFTS 4 CALL'

TN ,yC ,1.sE TROUBLE IL THE CHURCH "hsOH
HAS ASKED iii ".
A notice was sent 10 The Tribune E''''Iu'N
.,, ,nomhor. of the congregation Of tle '"'p'' "a
,Ie Messiah at Ninety folrthst' ana ~ ",a,
who cxnoct 70 occupy the CoddlnsI'h Hieino'"i ~ ~
., xi,e,v Grb st. near Thir!-avc. have pi'ce" III '
ho,As ~ the Right Rev. Henry C. fo'"r anu ~
,,cnooocoo Alexander Nackhy smith, p'P''' nm
that The Rev Jarvis Wor1en be apPot,''u 49,,
n..,orn Tho notice was signed by Dr. H. b. ''''''
The Rev. Mr. worlcH is tie minister "'o~'
alto, ~ tie PRESBYTERIAN faith cilaeu " " ,n
.,-,,r .,os Dr Holder. who IS dchus' III ~
Va, xiue,c,b.si was one Of his elders "Ily l'''
.ho,r na.tor TO the EpiscOpalian ioln' VIZ "
y.re Istvte,1ans their church was III" III! io''r
AT VI I 7o5 Ti.sta ave. When the pa'''. '' 49,,
withdrew. many OF the congregation '-h'"' ,..,.
amer 81 sni,ited fight during WHEN ma"> ''"'
,r,re mode acaiu,t tic ministe:. lie ana liz WV
,r,s t,.,ca tro I'D scopal congregation OIL te 'I''
~ ,onnfhs AGO the Rev. jaws ""rich VI
mined assistant poster under the Ko'' MI oP""
%. ,,,,, FIN, the church members have been
&c former P?e-1ytcrans working 10 nav '' .,,. ,
NJ Wooden npp,in,oi ~ pastor, Whi'c V'''' ,,.
10 keep The Rev NJ. sparks. IL wa '"'u i' 10,
hv N, Hinder that the Rev Mr.. Sparks H'd "'' ~
know that The ucfitiOn - appoint lIN asNlsIt a.
y. = t.1 ,e~n ,ubnIttc. TO Inc Bishop ana l"c "''
CcacOa. mia, tor the members
80 TO- cnnarcratYon VINO are favorable 10 tlc ~
Mr. SPARKS say that they 40 not "Ao "'o '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26


,houd be read daily by all Interested a. changes ray
Lcr. Tor i'Tcien countries not be specially ad:
dressed for di'ia.eh by any PntcGor Il 1ngt' sNcp
commercial documents letters not specially addressed be-
Ing zen, BY n, fae.t vessels a,Ssos ,or 90 will co.e
promptly IN all cases at his office; as follows
CITY Of rafi' Va oucsns5oSn for Europs,
G'gmanS va g Gu2e'0 g S f n%slm G diect
per Ehynld deter; mg.t be dlr,eted per ,r, ishyn:
And ,. 70. c9''a E S ,o va da .9n Tqni ss
S ap6 lob,gp 'r pc H' Is, Barney IL" 'O
a,G s an gG'c "cn''5y r 80 p en-
fI;iDNY-At II a m, Complementary II 80 a. n.y.
> sATGrEpAY At G A. m FOR France Switzerland, lay
spain Portugal and TURKEY per- s. J.. IoaF'Ime Vt.
c aTna pn@or K IS sveie Sor"ay % and
Kos~i peg Saslc va nnmr" m,tter 'I Gr otacf
g' Sai nra nl lsaad bcs
c @ otr s5'. of EqrsgG ,1 %Sst Do S directed
= otdnm; Via Rotterdam letter. m g,i. be directed
rGrncssla. vln glasgow deter, mist BE- d'ected per
,ar at must e he d rSc a0| pr I at
m. Tor Camp,chc shag,s Tata ,, ara YuGaHn per
yg%.r yc1 for r4 @S %c be an" d Sd N ct
Yumur"l at II m for iIayti Cgmsna ana Carupano
t,nd for Cgraclo Trnit,l British and Dutch Gs'ana
B"carid. rer $ Arocs' from New orleans at 80
H. m Tor Para Cc1rl and Pernamhnco rer Amalonens
from baltimore OF p. II. for Carthaecna aud Sayanla
:. Alert.
~ - 'NpAV-Nt $ a m for Santiago. Cuba per {.
Uabaua cftrrs NcncIuca and for SNanla ETC., must
he directed par IIab1na: at 3 p for Costa Kica
Via Iimon rer : - Il ispania. from New-Orlcans.
Mail, for tho Society Islands per ship CRY OF Papeit
IRON San Francisco close er' daily up n october -,
NJ Il 20 D. mr. Mails for China and Japan. per City
Of Janclro Orom san Fanc,col close here daily up
Zealand Hawaiian. III and samoan Islands per : =
Nariuosa from syn Franci>C0l close here daily M to
No,-.nI.r q nj 30 T.. ~. arrival n New York
~ { = \uranl, with British malls for Australia. Mails
for nn and Japan Via vancouver specially addressed
onIr, close AZ this daily at 80 y. Malls for
Nm foundonc By Iti iI,lN and thence by steamer
los M hi, Office daily 30 p. Malls for Mlqneon
,r rn to boston thence bv steamer. close at this
oncc daily At 80 p Malls for Cuba bv rail 70
9,.no III, and thence bv sailing Mondays and
lmIIs,,IsI co.r a this Office dali; at 80 q. Mails
M ,%ico overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
Nv .fe,wcr rlosc at this office daily at z. m.
~ pacific malls forwarded TO san FRANCISCO dny
aud Hr .h,lme closing + arranged the presumption
a. ,er UNINTERRUPTED overland Transit r. san Francisco
Nal, from the East arriving on time ~ san francisco on
the day calling steamers are dispatcher thence 'ho same
day -, all o,osos NJ a 10 u m nreyious day
-, SurrIemenarv Mails opened on the ptors ~
French German steamers at tho hour OF
IT,, -, Supplementary Mails at the Postofce which re-
main omen until within Ten MINUTES q tns hrnr Q, Suing
81 sres,snucs Nsw.YorX. n. r. October 20. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26

Although the West side Mcrrhnnis E'p"' h'"h
CluI, hl, all i.r officer, necessary Tor "fsu'|'
ton each member has racc himself campaign
c.,,uitt,.. 81 one. Il Lr can sing better tha'
meal. he raises AI, voice Justify AT the daily noon
meeting: or. if his strength /, rcr1tlhg irrsh
f,fc,.. ne add, now name, t. the club roll
,,n,,o.iuclv The meeting yesterday came on
win su.h zeal and snap That II eur
r,l..d thc Democrats Who went to 10. -oI
t.hafpirr..-t. - see thar bu.lLcss associates IL
poi,ieal work. The singing was hearty ana 'h'
.u.,lluc pltiy Colonel H. Franklin Hart pre-
.Id,d.
J. Y. Chandler Of Lincoln. Sch, made few re-
marks about his State AMI kansa, ana sAiu t"'
those two states would undoubtedly CIV" inirl'"i
and Reid a large plurality. John \. >hl'h' III
r,t,,,n- 10 Mr. Chandler, expire. Cd III" hope that
ui. visitor would stay Ia ttc city long enough Va
tnI. word 70 his home Of Me glorious Republican
Victory h Sow iork OH SOvrIhri p.
4 re-. luton WAS passed authorizing ID" secretary
~ the club 10 Telegraph lIcsidcht Harrison "A mo
sac 81 cnndolrncr An organ viii b. placed III VA,
melting room to-day; and to-morT AP'T,m
tmcctiuS viii b., held which som" prominent he
nulIicau speakers viii De a,hed TO nddfc's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
CAPTAIN KOLB FIGHTING BACK.
ARTIST or SIX or THE MEN CHARGED WITH
EEEAKING UP Ills MEETING At GORDON
EY THROWING ROTTEN EGGS.

Montgomery, Ala. oct. % (Spccia)-The United
states Deputy MaIslnls who went to Gordon. Ala.
last night, with warrants out by Captain kol5
for the arrest Of eight charged with b:eahinG
up the Third party meeting there last saturday,
turned here this morning with elk prisoners. The
officer, report that at the outset the men were not
inclined T. surrender. one Of the men for whom
warrants were ont promised to meet the party at
the train. but failed to do 80; and another was left
behind on account Of illnoss in his family. The
prl, mcrs were arraicncd to-day before Commissioner
Roper and seven witnesses. all citizens Of Gordon,
were examined Four of the witnesses white
men, merchant, n the town. but none Of them had
been present AT the meeting which broken up
by a shower Of eggs or knew anything about The
egg throwing.
Mack Jones' n negro. testified that he two Of
m, men under arrest walSins through the crowd AT
the rlortlug and that they cursed she speaker, telling
hem that they did any radical speaking In
that town. on" f the fellows the witness added.
had q knife in ore hand and an egg in the other,
while another man had ,'aic weight IN each hand
which hr Gluii,hod about a. D., ordered the crowd
"a d,pcrsc. but the Wtuc,, saw no eggs thrown
and id not know Who diI the throwing. {. VI.
Moor. another negro testified substantially 10 the
-,ni,. effect, The attorney, -ny that the satut under
which tine six arrested makes II necessary
10 prove piracy in ori.g T. secure conlicon.
ana none az today evidence Indicated consult ton.
(apfnu Eulh, =. Booth. tAr1iiat" for elect lr.
and :. ". MuuiVay. . cOiur'd campaign orator whp
were driven Out 10y eggs at The mcrilng, were not
t,r,-,uf 10 testify. ana DO" Commits oicr postponed
FOR tine appearance II the defendants. Bonds Were
readily shed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
GOING WITH \ RUSH ON LONG ISLAND.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS KEEP THE CAMPAIGN
MOVING WITH ACTIVITY AND EN-


lhc Republicans OF jamaica L. l.. are MAX ne cN-
teNaiVe preparations FOR the ratification meeting which
j. 70 take pace there t.is evening. ana at which
senator ii'c9cA Is Announced speak. The Jamaica
opera HoiNc has been secured fos the occasion. and
a.. the local EcpubAcan clubs, ~ well iuncTou.
visiting organizations, will be out In full force. over
How meetings will be held outside as soon a. the
Opera House /, filed
AZ old-faShioned Republican rally is to take place
al llenp-tcad, H. l., this evening. under the man
aecnent OF the Young Mems Republican Club simon
j. ioFah' Of Illinois. Lucicn Knapp and Others, viii
address ma, meeting 10 be held in Liberty Hall.
previous 10 which there IA to be "a parade in which
will be visiting clubs from all the nearby village
IN Cpcn-ar meeting will b. conducted In connection
with the regular meeting.
At Grccnpor, l.. l., this evening the voters will
be addressed by f. :. W.llaco at the mass meeting
to be- held under the auspices OF the Grecnplrt Iar
Ison and Reid Campaign Cub. Their, VIII b, music
slce club nm elaborate display If fireworks. and Il
tOrChght parade OF uniformed ORGANIZATIONS.
(nunceN u. nep'W Will receive a great ovation
at Flushing, L. l., on saturday evening. where he l.
10 -leak under the auspices of the Flushing Rcput,-
liCan club. stone Hall ha- been secuted. and all
the arrangements have been made on an elaborate
scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
LADIES. DAY AZ TIE n. 4. e. cIrB.

Alou, 1000 women visited the MINIMUM
irtc Clubhouse yesterday, ut the scconu h""'
Day :hi. season Of the club. The programme ~ ~
elaborate one with some Interesting features i"o.
was an exhibition Of boxing between MessTS'
aui Howard and Domlnlch Mc'a'cIS "''
Lewis; Wrestling between HUGE Lco" 49,, and
Koe,o. - t,oror, and Dr.. l.. VI. Ely, ana
Hugh J. conn, and Warren Sage. There was also Il
water POLO game. bowling, swimming race so"n.
CAGES rcci,a;ions and twoact h"oc )" wv
theatre. called His Last Legs. -. ,un
Among those present were Mrs. George '" ,,a
Mrs Walton storm, Mrs. Eugene van oc""'cn, n'S'
u. A. Appelius. Mrs. c. o. Perry MD w
Sage. Mr.. C. r. Trotter. Mrs >, NJ i".,,
Ipct,.nn ,,,.s pos,t. NJ Guerin. Mss r. Rando
Mic, r,a r,nm.,ocf Miss NJ II. Durycc, Mrs w. "
Nsadw.l. ". a. Holmes. Mrs F""s ''"'eS'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
NATnAxIEL MKAY IL TIE Ist DISTRICT.

The member, Of the Harrison and Eed campaign
Climb ~ the 1T Assembly District mustered III R'o''
force AZ their headquarters. 80. Battery T''c' ''''
night John Tobn. the PRECEDENT c'li"a u" i"ccl's
10 ot.cr. and irifuiuccd Nathaniel NJ hA'' WHO eo"'
WINGED hi, audience II the absolute sac>' OF Free
Trade. He gave III, experiences OF the poverty IL
had IA England and IN" starvation "'ee' l''
which men, and children wer" wor"lhs III
that Free-Tiadc island ana urged his listeners not 10
put I'm power party that would surely b'iH- III I'M"
wake n poverty similar TO HAT lie laf seen ''r's'
the water, and Danish for year, the present pro-
perit u tn Amciic' ~ wOtAin!nan. Ceph'' "T"''"'
r.. tr-,d HI, speech on tn. rapidly growing unpa'e
lndusr OF America, and William !. calroy caHidaic
fer Clv Justice. urged the necessity o caih',' WIZ
AND sclHg together shoulder 70 shOlldc: ana Oi"e
INK every man to the polls on Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
FOR 4 BIG ITALIAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
MAKING PLANS FOR PARADE ASD MAS


4 meeting 81 tie presidents Of all The or;anz~l
Italian Republican campaign club, OF Nrw YORK and
il, vcllity WIS hid last night NJ The headquarters
- fhc italian Republican Executive committee ut 80
- East Twenty third H. to nrrnn-' plans for CON
irci and elective campaign worh among the Italian
voters. Colonl \. dc Nccch, chairman 81 III"
c>.-utivc committee presided, AM Professor \.
Oldri-i was secretary. Twrnty-pn" Italian Ecplh
ucan campaign clubs were represented. and The meet
t,o WA. au enthusiastic ono. Thomas C. Phtt was
Introduced ly Colonel de- V,och and IN a short al
Dire. Lee thanked the Italian voters for th%r good
yorr Of thc p,-t in 81" Interest ~ o." KcPnhhcnn
Marty. ana urged thcm 10 IN greater cndcayors IN
te camrllrn lie said that Italians "er' naturally
n.psllcan.. ana De hoped that they would AWAY
remain 20.
t. g. Hcli,to also ,poac and was warmly ap
r,oudcd \ message OF sympathy wns unanimously
PASSED by ih,.o present AMI clc,raphcd hy I'll" secr'
lnry 10 President Harrison on hi> recent h'icaVe
mont.
Anor considerable discussion II Wa decided u
hold a torcAli.lt parade some evening next "rr"
t. member, 81 all thr italian Republican club, tai
inc u,,t lu IT, The caa.t day and other detail
AMI iru-cncnts were lrft 10 ~" decision 81 ,"in
nltf.c appointed hy the Chairman. u, follows 'u"i
TI.,,e. Vincent talloifi. Joseph Nlialour \. Ihl
,l.,i aid Joseph tampIgua. II Wa7 dctdrt :" h".,
49,, i..lI,n mas meeting on liz" snin" night ana
Immediately after the parade. and III" uei"'!' "'r'
r,..rrrcI to the same committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
rEprBLrcAx LAWYERS oRGANIzE \ CLUB.

large number Of lawyer met at tie Astor
U,u.. Yesterday afternoon and organized the Law
yor,' Harrison and Reid CluD "Ohn :. smith pre-
sld,d AID Jared q. baldwin, j., was secreinry' ON
motion Of Alexander +. Mason, Clarence y. seward
va, elected president Of III" club The other 0ncer'
cho,cn were Henry Melville secretary JOIN Not
man. treasurer; General James II. Narhnm P"'i
marshal: executive committee, Charles &. Cronih'
,,,,ro,n. Alexander f. Mason, &. y. Peabody, jr.,
n T. Nddon. i. q. Baldwin, IT,, i. g. tcdney
r. r. Bartlett. Ccphas l.Gncrd, IT, James " 'inor1'
WilIinu H. Guthrie lbllp Carpenter. Within NJ
1lrntt Charl,. f. Hughes II. H. Satterlec. Willlhn
r. rris E0omc j. Proctor Clarke. samuel hamburger.
Never =. Isaacs and George w Carr.