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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

III cntTcatd only by his Colonel, but by o'hef
officers n the rgode whom the referred noe
once, hut many times, dogged. persistent
refusal made. Certainly this could be called
"thouchtioes exclamation"
When the peace and cd order Of
place only restored and maintained by
armed Guard of the STATE that the strikers only through
fear OF troops. held In subiccton yet and
when large proportion OF the Guard has been ordered
home wifi be apparent think that the situation here
has and yet Of grCo. unCaslness and anxiety.
newspapers responsible the statement
that Private I0ms dsfIanchlsod, and robbed Of his
rights citizen This il true No such results
follow the military sentence ia this case The position
taken by the majority Of the newspapers Of the country
has not aided settling the present difficulty, viii
I. aid in the lesson which striking aboreis should learn
from the history Of the Homestead riots; lesson which
II tarn~l thoroughly by the events here will have
to be learned probably at greater cost Of both lie and
property IN TIE very near future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
COUNTY DEMOCRATS DISAGREE.
UNABLE TO DECIDE ABOUT RUNNING An AMI
TAMMANY TICKEr.

TAMMANY TICKET
Sounds of loud aid angry tsiS noated through 'he
transous over the door Of Room 81. Cooper Union
the headquarters Of the Comfy Democracy. ycs'r-
day afternoon. The sounds proceeded rom secret
meeting NJ the Executive Committee OF the C0lnty
Demos,rsry called 20 decide whether ant Tanmany
municipal ticket shonid be pat in the field. There
were present Charles A. Jackson who presided Charles
j. aoGee. secretary; ex-polIce Justice Maurice J.
Power Colonel James J. Mooney, Ernest lIarvier, T.
Hugh Boornnn Peter Rush. A. W Taggrrt. John J..
Ouinlan, Daniel f. Dowrng Join Muiiran. Thomas
F. Heating. Thomas f. Lyons. Michael j. nurkc. Daniel
j. Gleason ex-senator George +. Langbcn. e2 super
visor Thomas Costigan and benjamin Franklin. All
these mea represented Assembly districts IN which The
County Democracy cln'ws an organization. I'll, dis
cussion lasted an hour ard Il haH ana ended In the
question OF running an antiIaMIriny ticket beiig
postponed.
MIR. whitney has hypnOiizc1 the committee SAD a
member after the meeting who undertook 10 explain
WHY the object for which II had not bern carried
ont whitney has sold he dty 10 Tsmuany Hall IN
exchange FOR its support OF Cleveland and Muugicc j.
Power IS clay in Whitncy's hands,
The Executive Committee discharged ts committee
Of ten witch was 70 prepare the reorganization unccf
the reapportionment and resolved to make such changes
Ia the County Democracy constitution rs VIII permit
the election Of delegate b. Assmby districts istead
Of election districts the esen plan OF organization
rcdnirex Chairman Jacbs0n ard Secretary McGee
were aupcn1Tl q committee 70 formulate The amend
ments nece ssary 10 such change II wns said un-
Officially that primaries worh be ordered for thc c'c"
ton Of now C0uniy Committee. and that In spite Of
tho vote favOrng p0sippncincn Of thc subject local
The Exccut've ComniNeo adjourned to NICE; at
Cooper Union Oh Tuesday Ansns, ~ a. 4 p NJ AID
for tie same evening 30 ,as. actl7h the constitr-
uOnal amendments.
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CANDIDATES ALMOST COME TO BLOWS.
PERSONAL ALTERATION BETWEEN TILL
uAxv Avn orr IL eor-TU CAROLINA.

4 PERSONAL ALTERATION BETWEEN I'LL
MANN AND ORR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston. :. c. Aug. (spcciaD.-The state cam
piigD which began last Jane. and In which the cal"
ddatcs for Office on the rival Democratic tickets are
speaking. has been marked With much bitterness AZ
Union today there was narrow escape Ho'" ."
bloody fight. There were upward Of 2,OoO voters
present. Governor 11lman speaking ana ouFl"s
his remarks he asked james l.. orr. the candidate lo'
Lieutenant Governor on the Conservative Democratic
Ticket for his auth rity for saying that preacher hd
said that he C1iman had fauntcd his profanity III
pnblc. Colonel or explained that he d!d not oN"Sc
private conversations. and added that lillinah hlc"
the statement was true he cOnld ascertain by np
ponIinc 10 tho ministers in general. Tmnn sad tha'
sometimes oath slipped out, but That II hao done 50
ONLY on on. occasion during The campaign, ana that
Colonel OR or any other man WHO said nc haunted
his profanity in public lied. Colonel Orr advanced 10
the governor, and, catching lin by the arm whco'd
him around and asked lm II he was trylhc 10 raise
q nprsOnal difficulty Governor TInan replica tlAt
no VII, not; and orr shook his finger In his face ana
told him he could MOI. Intimate that he He'd without
having II thrown back In his teeth By this time the
crowd hal become raging MOI. ana 1t looked as IL
blood was 4, be shed. some further colloqny en-
sued when orr agnn caught hold OF Governor IN
man, who had turned his head toward the crowd ana
tola him n he wanted It fight he couid get It, Inc
Gov said he did not ;nd Cohri ~, ~ n
to his seat rcna-kns that TImnn must lei MN Aunt
The Governor turned 30 The crowd ana sai III, Nv
nving man could hucoZe him. Aiicr sfCt aliho"N
the crowd was qulctcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CONCERNING TIE Sub TREASURY BILL.

Washington. Aug. 1.-The Committee on Ways ana
Means, through Mr. McMlllIn, to-day made II unanimous
report adverse 10 thi- sub Treasury BILL The report
lcgas by delcrIfng for time tho question OF tho
constitutonality Of the BILL and proceeds TO state the
objections that to the committee They arc
brioly stated follows II there should DC re-
daction IN the value II goods after they are stored
below % PER cont the Government would Lose II values
increased TIE Government would get of the profit
The jurisdiction VI the Federal Courts would be IN
creased 50 rs - make them an Instrument OF OPP
preston 10 the people The bill tends strongly toward
Capitalization. nni ntericrcs with individual free
dom. Gr,at 1uctuation IN currency will follow its
enactment. The operations of the bill would not be
confined 10 farmers. The Government would be
usurplng the functions Of the citizens and attending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Sid TO BE AFTER TIE ADIROyDAC Els.

HUMoRs AGAIN CURRENT THAT THE NEw-YoRK
CENTRAL Is ADOur TO CONTROL THAT ROAD.
Tho rumo.s which were current not long ago that
the New-Yoris Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company was about set control Of Dr. W. seward
webbs Adirondack rod were revived yesterday. IL
Is believed BY o the bcst Informed railT0ad men
that the negotlions have reached such stage tnat
their success l. assured. Dr. Webb H. Walter webb
and others IN authority in the two lines could not b
found in the city last night.
When these same stories afoat recently, tieir
Truth WAS denied by Representatives OF both Sides.
This does not MAKE It impossible that important stcpS
have boon taken since thst time. The closeness 1
the relations betNcen the interests dominant In the
two roads and the oOvOus advantages of tue absolp
no1, give .uch runors additional strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
U-pGE CRoyNsE FOR GOVERNOR.
NEBRA.KA REPUBLICANS NOMINATE IHE-
STATE TICKET At LINCOLN.

NEBRA.KA REPUBLICANS NoMiNAlE 'HE-''
STATE TICKET At LINCOLN.
Lincoln. Neb.. Aur. THE Republican state CON
vcntion today nominated Lorenzo CiOuAse Tor "oV-
orior lie receiving 4>6 votes necessary I" 'o''o'
423. ...
The Rev r. G.. Int nominated for Licu'chahr
Governor ana John C. Allen for secretary OF s'a'"'
For Treasurer. Joseph :. BARLEY superintendent
OF Public instruction.. A. X Gody Attorney
George II. Hastings; Commissioner VI i"'i'' A'''
and buildings. q. r. Humphrey.
V,ac,e Moore OF Norfolk. nominated ior
,udror on the fourth ballot after a hard hght
For Presidential Electors-1st District Isaac "heS :
I'D. f. r. savage: lid. II. A. Miller; lNth ,cneh
Durae: Vth. Daniel Johnson Al mree-"' -
nroatcl. Omaha J. NJ Raymond, Lincoln.
Washington. Aug 5.-Assistant secretary 'roni'se'
~ the Treasury Department. who is The Rcpnbh''n
,oulnc, for Governor Of Nebraska, VIII resign ms
ictcrtl oIlcc a. tho business OF tnc bcf'.
mont VII permit, IN order to tnhe part III INC "u'c'
L:i rial campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
AMY BANDS WITH TIE KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.

Washington. Aug. g. Fourth class poSmhsters VIZ"
snail sizrd labor qnarr-l it. hands. arising ont OF
tie employment Of several army bands 10y hhlghtS
Tcmpar communicates attending the con'lave at Den
ver Tho National Association of Musicians mas pro
;csiod against such employment as an management
on The rights of civilian musicians, who assert that
III. army Inuslcia1s are enabled 10 underD'd them
bcrausc 81 the pas they receive from IN" government
Gonora Grant. Acting Secretary u War. has replied
10 the association that the Department has como
nothing In the matter except 10 grant leaves
Of ahscncc 10 tho members OF the bands IN question
he says that IT Is impossible 10 Obtain 5000 mnSi'lahs
without permitting them 10 make extra money Dy
p,1ysic cmploymcnt hut tina, all army bands are
s,tictly pohiiited from uudcibddng civilian Dona'
under any Circumstances. 1h'rc are siN army Dumas
Nth tho KniS hts rerplar 81 Denver.
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w,T.0y.s CHARGES NET SUSTAINED.

rUr rPT'IAI COMMIT OF THE HOUSE BRINGS
~ \ REPORT HEARING SEVERELY oN HIN.
Washngton Avg. 5.-EcprcscntatIcc Boa;ner to
DIV flushed his report on the result Of tho nvcsti-
cation made by spccin committee Of the House into
tho charges preferred Ly Representative Watson OF
drunkenness among members on the noor OF IA"
IIon'c. Tho report IS approved by the thrc" Demo
cratic member, 81 the committee. and. Win some
qualifications. by Eopr sentative Cr1nt, Rcpubiican' OF
Vermont Th" report declares Tint the committee
has no ho-'a'ioh In declaring that tho chargS.
construed IN the sense IN which tbcy are made ar"
nl.c aud Hb,llots under the strlctcst legal definition
~ thos" terms that the chnrru involving Ropro
-cnfativ. cobb Is cnutlndcfei by ID" OVERWHELMING
evidence Of the witnesses, and hcr" was nothing IN
the evidence II justly the mpuiaion made against
him Tho facts are the report continue that three
and probably four members appeared on The moor moro
OF c>, under the influence Of Hqnor but none IN the
condition described In the charges. Tho committee
reported resolution declaring that the chargc, made
10y Mr. Watson woro not trne. that tlcy constituted
an unwarranicd assault upon the honor and dignity
81 the lIou-c. aud that they had tic unqualified
di-aIpro,al 81 The House.
Mr. G.,ut .i.bal,icd report fully mourning IN TIE
finding ~ ihc majority. that Mr. cobb va, not IN
.ti'e O, iutoVoa'iou willie discussing the NoycsRock
wei election ca-e and saying that tho charge that
drunken member, lave rrclcd about the a',cs i,
wholly un,uf1,,rici by proof" II" tainh, that. n
WOW q tho facts brought cut ly Tie iayc,H CATION,
Mr. Walton should withdraw tn offending state
mcuts, hut y. on presentation ~ the matter TO d."
uonsc Mr. Watson Should decline {, rctract or modify
The statements published IN !s book, then Mr. Grout
recommend, the niopt1l u ~, resolution rp'rt,d
ly he rraori'v. Kcpf"scnintivr Nmpsou Farmrr-
Alliance ruiivticd minority report di*Nniin9 from
tho views 4 the majority a'd "Noncrstng Mr.. MstS"n
He quoted from d." 'c.i u. ~ ~ the Nlauoe NON
hors and other bcio-e 40 committee in fulro-l ~
his -imfeou-i contention that hr. Nai-'n's charge
had f.uda'ipu IN In.
Ihn Two fclbrfs Oidrrcl pr.EtcN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

r Is WARMLY UPHELD EY Az OFFICER on
BATTERY WHO WAS At HOMESTEAD.

r Is WARMLY UPHELD EY Az OFFICER OF \
BATTERY WHO WAS At HOMESTEAD.
Nashua, ~ H.. Arg. 5.-"Thc Evening Telegraph
today print, n letter from Captain Alfred +. llnnt'
commanding Battery T.. AZ iiomr'tea Penn, III re-
Div 10 - recent editorial IN the paper charging that The
Punishment of Private Iams uulusuhcdly brutal
ETC. Captain Hunt says
Priyntr lnms was not tortured In hts punishment by
io,l Strta,or : The suspension b. tho thumbs aid not
throw no whole WEIGHT o. his l,dy on those members
After ny, minutes suspension he a-kcd for chew 81
to,acco In he arrogant In Oent manner which was
cha Of hls entire conduct camp AMI also al
through his service IN the GuNNl. lIc lupos'y swal.
nwcd some the tobacco make hmSNf sick, according
to his own sclfconte'sd statement atorNard. lie VA
ct down from tho rid pole Of the cfDr twenty
rlnu,c,' suspension suffering occlsonei BY
his having swallowed the tobacco. During the entire
cnnr and night after this punishment tho naa tratSt
the matter jocoscy rnd mad" complaints Of having
sun rod Tho following the onc-hOif his held
was clean shayon the oay real corporal punt hnsnt the
man endured anil Of which he complaincd while la emp
nv orders Of the General In eonnan: Of tho division hs
Wa d.chargCI from the Guard "for tho good
vice" us uniform, belonging To the safe. stripped
OF him. and ccrp colr-T but clean. clothing placed
on HIM no then irummcl on: OF camp tha ripo
OF the Rogucs' March" IN the presence Of his entire
hrania drawn up IA line.
a, 90 The further statement that the o,cncc nothing
moro than "hourhrcss exclamation" let me say tho,
Private lams whose previous record has been extremely
bed hal n soldier long enough 70 become
With tho duties and tscipn, OF the Guard. Ito know
ran well ec dangerous position occupied b, the GroTd and
the liability the camp he shot into time br
o awlc.S strikers yet the day bcfor, he had carried
rail for being detected asleep his post sentinel
quoting The words OF General Snowden, I'm the face O;
rebriion treason murer and anarchy" Among mass
NJ iron workers numbering many thousands. who wcro
then striking and amid tho open rejoicing Of these ncrl
NJ tho then supposed assassination Of Mr.. {. H. frick this
man proposed three cheer, for the assassin right In the
re.once Of his Colonel ana when cxpostuatcd with and
reprlnan1ed and earnestly requested to withdraw his ex
clam,ton be doggedly pcr.stcnty refused do IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
THE HARLEM REP DLICAT CAMPAIGN cLVb


The Harlem Republican Campaign CLUB has rch
r-,uiyci q; N,,> i5s and 100 West one hundifd ana
,wo,ty nltlst the camral-n headquarters OF ~ lia'
,c,n Hcpublic,n tnh, with the following Officers ana
committees: President, Julius ". Mayer hfst vice
mr. sldcnt c. O. John on: s"con1 vice PRESIDENT Johh
C. Gallcrhcr: recording secretary. !. W. ''c' cox
responding secretary, T. scflne IT,. treasurer "
Holm carr sergeant at AIMS Charles H. cooper cN'
crutiv. committee +. NJ Patrick, John Cars, w I.
Monroe Thomas a. rntton, s. c. Croft C. ~ "cnu'ii
and Hamilton brown marching corps committee john
IT, Cock. Frank y. Rowland. &. 7. Leonard George
A. Gardner Paul n. Townc. william A. EasHson ana
rohn G. voddcr membership COMMITTEES. NJ {. HcN
lett John A. Phpbsjck Charles 4. Cooper DR.. F. P
,rhilGon and Dr. Samuel Clrland.
Tie headquarters viii accommo1a'r about l'-Oo
nc,ra md weekly meetings. TO be addressed by the
h.s, s;,cskcf~ will bc hold on Thursday evenings. a
Inf rucd corp OF scvrTal hui DR. men l. hci1g fo H'
nc,l are nclcr dues non niaiiOn fees, and al are
invited 70 enroll IA, 49, Att.
Tho clnhrooms will he well supplied with the daily
papcTS and campaign literature, ana are opened daly
from morning till midnight aud the pubic IL Always
vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
BRYAN q. NcsWYNY PLEADS POVERTY.

Bryan q. McSwrny made an application u Justice
Andrews. in the Supreme Court Chambers. Yesterday
10 be discharged from arrest. He was locked up
because lie failed 10 pay arnony TO The amount If
sG43. which the cont had ordered him 10 pay to
his wife in The suit which she brought against him
fox an absolute divorce. McSwyny declared that he
was too poor 10 pay The money. lie said that he
did not the shoe store In Broadway which bears
bis name and that he only clerk In the store
O sn!ary. The counsel received until today 10 submit
aindavtt con'ci ming McSwyny's ability 10 pay the
ali =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
WORKMEy AWAITING ORDERS.

baltimore, Aug. 5-Thc workers engaged In this
dty for the Homestead mills sun waiting for
summons TO report for work The agent Of the
Carnegie Company expecting some definite Orders
in regard - the to-day. There are number
u new applications every day, but no more VIII be
added to the rol. at present.
The fifty or sixty now on the rolls here
have to report every day the Eutaw House. Those
who havc come from outsIde the city will receive
Fl per day for their board until they sent on 70
work. The wages Of all will date from the time
they registered their with the company agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
DON'T LIKE CHAIRMAN oNTEs's REPORT.

Washington, Aug. 5-The Judiciary Committee Of
N. House this morning. after g"tsuG into pre-
minaIy tanglc Ia respect to ihe report OF the sub.
committee which Investigated the Homestead trouble
and the Pinhert)n system instructed the s1b-comm,t
tee to continue the inquiry during tde recess and 70
port al the next session Of Congress. Chairman Oates.
OF the subcommittee, was prepared to report; but
the majority ~ his subcommittee declined to adopt
his report, which contained TOO much dynamite, ~
member lad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CHICAGO CARPENTERS DISSATISFIED.

Chicago Aug. 5.-Troublc IS brewing between or
cnnized labor and tho Worlds Fair Company. At
lat nights meeting Of the Carpenters Council tho
bn ,iness agent madc ropit setting forth that tho
eicht-hour agreement and all other agreements madc
between the Fair Directory and the labor people were
being ignored. i, said that not only were the
contractors violating the agreement, but the Commits
.,on Itself was w~-king men nine and ten hours. A
committee was appointed visit the grounds and
make full Investigation and ask for an explanation.
Tho labor men dissatisfied, and 4 strike OF The
caInntcrs on the grounds Is not improbable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington, Aur. 5-rhc Senate In executive session
10 day confirmed the following nominations:
IT, be Judges Of Probate In Utall-s. Y. Frazier
william Goodnin II. W. laight. Jacob Johnson. Johl
Rider, \. L. IUbnson, Henry shields Grange Sceley,
Martin sack, T. ;. Watson.
Na!o. Thomas Wilson, commssary Of subsistence
10 be- assistant conmlssary general Of subsistence AMI
lieutenant colonel Captain John FWcS0n, commIssnry
II subsistence 10 DO comndssary Of subsistence and
major. - -,
theodore Il. llocr, TO be superintendent OF the Mint
,t 4 tr,I Nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
qrsA10a HILL GmyG TO CRAY CABLES.

Ncw.Bedford. Mass. Aug. 5.The steam yacht Fra
Dinvolo arrived In port from Nttyhunk this afternoon
with n party OF Ave aboard. including Eh' Stokes.
tho owner. and senator David d. Ill., Mr.. I'LL said
that he vas ont pleasure trip and must be ex-
oused from saying anything for publication. This
evening the captan Of the yacht said that she would
60 10 Gray Gables tomorrow waeTs Mr.. liiu Will
meet Mr. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
ArIry GLAsswoRXrRs COMING.

Washington. Aug. THE Glass Workers Associa
ton II America IN, represented to the Treasury De
par'mcut that there are Indications ~ an inhiN o'
alien class,torlors. and ~, recommended That one
~ IT, members le appointed Government imnliZrnnt
n.prct,r To assist On fhc enforcement Of tho Allen
contract Labor law In regard 20 this class 81 labor.
The secretary OF the Treasury has approved the
recon ucndati0n and day appointed George l.
CaHn ~ I1t burg "a investigate Tho matter nj the
ports Of York. Boston, Philadelphia and Balu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
ADVANCING COMMODITY RATES.

Chicago. Aug. AT meeting OF the Chicago
Freight Committee OF the Central Traffic Association
today. the action taken yesterday in regard 10 COM
modify rates recorsdcred. 1t was decided TO ad'
vance tho rates on commodities Albany and interior
NcwYcik point. 10 the Authorized basis In conformity
with the Joint committee circular and rulings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Hrandrcfh's Pills

fit in cases Of temporary and habitual constipa-
tion torpid liver, biliousness. headache, indi-
gestion, rheumatism, and diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood.
Sold in every drug and medicine store, either
plain or sugar-coatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
SECRETARY CHARLES FOSTERS VACATION

Washington. Aug. 5.-secretary Charics foS,.' III,
here this morning for Sandussy, ohio' "ne'o j" w..
deliver an address tomorrow in regard to the currency
of the country lie will then make visit 70 MS NUNS
in FOstoria Ohio, and after making tour o the 'se
will return to Washington In about TWO "ecAs' %"
satant Secretary Ncttleon VIII act as secretary Oh ''
Ireaenry during his ab.cncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
HEADQUARTERS SECURED IL BROOKLYN.

NFADQTAE1E1tS SFCV Red IN HVOVKT1NN'
Tho Kings County Republican Campaign Committee has
secured headquarters IN the GcTmania Savings Bank build
inc NJ Nos $40 and 3sl Fuonst adjoining the Fnrk
Theatre Brooklyn. Two large the second noor
will be taken on August 10. The centrally
situated and viii be convenient a0y ever occupied
Roswell g. II1sr speak In the Second Ward on
Monday evening Grand Union Hail Tucsday evening
DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
The putting into

TO everybodys business Int its own The putting n.o
operation OF the scheme would be the spee" ,r,,S
delight; he could carry s47oooo worth OF ~ne. "nv
less than S05 600 cash and pay the nat,ve Of
per cent interest. Lastly. the pii ,,ors from the
the Constitution. as + shown DS oi''"'"'
highest judicial tribunals IN the lana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

In tire district Chairman Miner innoecnuy cNpahcd ta'
the list had been given him by Thomas r. "oy anu nc
thought therefore that 4; must be all right But the
majority would not have it, with that ndorsemens'
laid for revisa Several members WF'a1
ened trouble at the neXt MEETING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
FORMATION OF A NEW CLUB.

=. pcruhicans OF tho First Ward yesterday formed a
Harrison and Rid Campaign Club OF No. o BaucFY
place The following officers were cicctd: william J.
Thornton president John !. Daily, vicepeSident; Don
AID Curric IT, secrc,iry Peter Reilly treasurer. Ihoy
will o,pn new hcadquartrr; OH Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
ACTS APPROVED EY TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Aug 3.-Thc President has approved
the act granting pensions TO army nurses the ACT
changing the date for the dedication OF the ou'ii"ss
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition, ana INC ao'
authorizing the entry Of lands. cliefy vainaoie i"i
building st0nc uiIucr the Placer MllnS ld"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CONGRESS ADJOURNED.
ron,i,ucd from First Page.

raIIcrgcs broke into the Doxolosy. The Adjournment
was a very tame one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

Washington, Aug. 5.-A call was issued to day Tor
the meeting Of the National Convention Of Democratic
Clubs TO be held In Newl York Tue day OctoDcr g.
Tor full reptsw Of "a. session see page a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
Here
To Stay

Because the best authorities
on cooking use and recon.
mend it. Because its use is
Endorsed by the medical pro-
fession, and because it is the
best shortening and frying
material known. Certainly a
mammoth claim, but it is sup.
ported by the unqualified tes-
timony of tens of thousands
of housekeepers who use