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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
FOR A EIG MASS MEETING IN nIICAGO.

Chicago oct lJ.--Arrangcmcnts are eng made 10
hold in Chicago Republican mass meeting. ut which
at least three Of the prominent Republicans OF ihe
country will speak. The meeting will ID held ut the
Auditorium, Monday, October "a. under the auspices
OF the American Republican College LcGuc. 1t Is
Intended TO be- u gathering Of all ih' Republican
Leagues In the city Of Chicago ana III COX county.
The speakers will be Of National reputation.
lanes :. Cark,on. of Iowa will preside and address
the meeting Secretary Charles Foster Will speak
upon the financial ISSUES. Ex-senator JON j. ingalls,.
OF Kansas has telcgaphed that he will represent and
address the meeting This will be the onl speech Nr.
ingalls, will mako outside OF Kansas. lhc othcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
DEMOCRATS HAVE PLENTY OF MONEi.
THE IMMENSE FUND AVAILABLE FROM TAM
MANY OFFICEHOLDERs

The report flat the Democratic National Comnlue'
j. without money i entirely without foundation III
+ known that several rich Free Traders In the Demo
cratic Marty have subscribed sums varying In amounts
from $4,000 10 $4,000 for the Free-Iradc campaign
This money Is be spent by the Democratic managers
on Election Day in various states In buying voters
4 large part OF this money Is to be sent to INDIANA
where the Democratic managers expect TO use " Oh
Election Day for the Democratic ticket. Ever since
the wall went out from the Democratic headquarters
that money was needed to carry IN" election Tor W"
Free Trade candidate the treasurer OF the Democratic
National Committee has been receiving checks for large
amounts from the importers and the Free Trader.
These checks have now amounted In their totals 10 4
sam much larger than that usually spent 10y the Demo
Gratis I'm the campaign in this STATE Last idll lhrr"
was more money spent 10y the Democrats o! ms
State than ever has been spent before ly IN" Demo
cratic state organization. In spite OF the AFFIDAVIT Of
Roswell y. Flower the Democratic candidate for Gov
crnOr II is known That 100000 was spent Tor MN
on Election Day. lie may not have paid u ont 81
his own pocket at that time. but II cost MIN mat
amount when the bill, were all settled. TimmaY
Hall has salary lit OF 5I1Ooo,OO0 10 call upon lor
assessments \ 10 per cent assessment upon Wl'
amount would produce campaign iund amounting !"
~ 100000 Thi, sam IN Itself ought 10 u" enough
for the Democrats to spend on their campaign IN ms
State. hi, sum Will be- forthcoming and VIII DE
used by the Democrats during the campaign. ana
there will enough left for AZ the proper 1lme
TO purchase large number Of votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RULES FOR FREIGHT TO THE FAIR.

Chicago oct. - (spcciaD.-ln order that there may
be n uniform understanding regarding the terms and
conditions agreed upon by the railroad companies
for the transportation of articles to and from the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, the following rules
and regulations have been promulgated by Chairman
Blanchard for the Information Of the roads In H.
tercs Eills Of adng covering exhibits must show tho
precise by which such exhibits to be rams
ported specifying in detail every carrier from starting
points TO the Exposition, in order that exhibited
articles entitled to free return be returned by tho
exact routes first used all articles forwarded for eI.
hbition at the Exposition should be billed thereto, and
Will be charged full Chicago tariff rates to the Ex
position grounds but charge will be for less than
100 pounds at the class rate application thereto. nor
less than - cents TO the above rates there will DO
added a charge made by the Exposition management
Of u cents per 100 pounds with minimum OF 30
cents for any single shipment. These tho terminal
charges for switching exhibits within the Exposition
grounds and placing them ON or adjacent to the
spaces allotted. This charge Of cents will be made
In each direction. and will apply. with the minimum
aforesaid 10 both carloads and less than carloads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
CHICAGO RAILROADS WILL BE CROWDED.

Chicago, oct. 1j-An the railroads entering Chicago
have become aware that they going 10 b" crowded
with passenger business ncNt week. For some reason
other the majority Of them did not anticipate much
oi a pressure account OF the Worlds Fair dedca Dry
celebration. but they now in position To r"slci
that they did not max" extensive preparations
to meet thcacmHnIs OF cccasion They have Prn"-
iically ceased io compete for the extra business and
have turned lhcr attention 10 the task Of supplying
cars for the traffic that is crowdius upon them unso-
lcitod. Under such circumstances there IS no doubt
that the agreed rates Will Dc maintained. except In
case, whcr, contract, made in advance by short
sighted passenger agent. FOR special parties. As
result o The competition for the transportation OF
ntcd states troop, the majority Of The regular army
visitors Will lvri NJ even lower rate than The /
cent per mile allowed the stat" militia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

"a o24 against W. II. Roberts a Co.. bankers"
formerly at Marion, y. C.. on notes
The appointment Of Samuel Goldberg As receiver
for The Matt TAYLOR Paving Company at No - Snte-
ST.. is for the purpose OF winding up the company
and in order il f, said, to force the city authorities
10 nav go 600 held back on final payment on tho
Eighth avenue paving contract with the company.
The city also held back thirty per cent, II /, said,
Of the contract price the various jobs guarantee
TO keep the pavements in order for fifteen years. the
amount being about $4,000 Those Interested in
the company no way OF getting the SJ2'ooo
from the citv wi bout a long lawsuit, and thought
thc hest wsv u get il was through receiver.
They say that the affair is not failure in any sense
of the word "A, all the debts have been paid and the
company la, large assets, but is simply to close up
the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
The reGstrniion In this city on last Tursdny WINS
5000 under TINT the first dny four ycnr- The
Tnmrinny leaders -nid that the Republicans did not
ont. show them that The Republicans will come
out by registering on Wcdncsd
REPUBLICANS ALL ALIVE OFT WEST.

Winchester. Ind. oct. lj.-Icn thousand people AZ
tended the great Republican rally In this city ycStcr
day. and the surrounding country and nclghboring
towns were all well represented. Many ~ the build
ncS tastcully and arti,tcaly dccontci and III"
new journal binding bore II significant banner.
which inscribed, The First rulding in Indiana
to be covered with American Tin The meeting
was held at III" Fair Grounds. Ex-Governor Albert
C.. Porter. who mill u few week, ago Minister 10
Italy made the opening speech. The next speaker
was General W. =. Ti-hback General Ilnrri>on'S
former law partner. Thomas liocknrv. 81 Vnion city.
candidate >1r Lieutenant Governor. followed nni Henry
I. Johnson. ia" member If Congress from TIL, di,-
tIic made the closing speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
DEMOCRATS EDUCATED IL PROTECTION.

Colchester, Conn, oct. II (srecial-The Democrats
were out In full force Thursday might with process
sion fag raising etc. The street was brilliantly
lighted on 10th sides with pals Of ,lazng kerosene
oil. Tn. extensive works oi IN, Colchester hupDcr
G. mpanv were brilliantly illuminated with electric
lights and the display was fin. Thee were volumes
q protective education in banner attended across
the street in front Of these huge wor, bearing THIS
Inscription: We ilumlnatc for both pdrlc, out OF
respect for our employees and ncighbao ana T." ~ |
Interest TO ill public occasions. lnt Nc believe IN
nrr ectlon Of American Industries. ano not reducing
american workmcn 10 the basis of English paupcro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
TUCKAHOE REPUBLICANS HEAR GOOD SPEECHES.

\ large and enthusiastic meeting OF Eepn"cahS
was held Friday night at Tuckahoc, "cNchcS''r
County About 600 people present, among
Them being many ladies. The White Plains Grass
land and the Tuchahoe Fife and Drum corps fur'
pishcd music, and large delegation oil KepuDlcahS
from Mount Vernon came over 10 the nie"'ing' Inc
fist speaker David lIcalcy OF Ncw-lork, tod Oh t'e
benefits derived by American workngmen from pro
tcctive tariff. and mentioned the rapid growth OF
Homestead, PENN which lc said had grown III pop
uation from $50 In 1s50 90 1000 In So, ana pays
100000 month 10 $500 wOrklngncn enpios'"
in its protected Industries. The names OF HARRISON
Reid Lincoln, Grant ana sherman were heartily ap'
plaudcd. John J. Bcain, the New York labor leader
reviewed the taHn question. He wanted TO know why
il WIS, II tariff tax. people continued 10 come
here be taxed. Ills reference to the magninccht
showing Of American school children at The recent
Il hool parade In Ncw-lork heartily appaudc1
and he closed with earnest appeal 10 voters 10 40
their duty election day. secretary Alfred f. smith
read "a letter Of regret from Whitclaw Reid Among
the prominent Republicans present on th" platform
were: silas ID. Clifford. the Rev. Mr.. Bates. A. Noel
Tlakcman president OF the Mount Vernon Republican
Club, and Frank Catcrsen. president Of the Ivy Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
WINDING Up TNELR ILEILRS-

Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney yesterday received an
execution for - 80 against the Dexter stock lndi-
Gator aud Telegraph Company, Of which Vim. b. Ran
kin Of 40. 35 Wallst. is secretary. In favor OF Anna
l. Dexter administrator of Edward Dexter. recently
treasurer Of the company. The Sherih has LEVIED
upon nineteen ticlcrs I'm the Consolidated Exchange
Building on previous execution for 1905 In favor
Of W. Courtney.
Judgment for $40 D25 was Yesterday entered against
Cheney & Hewlett, iron founders. formerly al No.
2OI Broadway. and at No. ZIG Greene ST.. Brooklyn,
In favor OF Hugh W. Adams & CO.. promi'sory
notes.
John j. McGcOrgc yesterday entered Judgment for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
ST. LOrTS WILL HAVE 4 GAIA pay.

II. Louis. oct. lj-Tle Landing OF Col mbls"
VIII De- reproduced Eerc on October II rs hiti 9
attendant ceremony upon The cal ColunblaI { lie
bratiOn. The caiav,l -anta Maria will arrive h,r'
ON the morning ~ that day frcm Nrw-O leans. aud
Columbus with lis h,st OF TT ,'es " II d., m an
and take possession. just il WIS done 400 v"a's
ago The di,covcrcr and his army vii lie mt b. III"
Italian American Cavalry aud various =
civic Soci.l,s. The statue OF Columbus n To- =
Grove Park will be- decorated bv The ltrlan women
OF the city, battery will fire the mai nal salute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
THE POLITICS OF THE POLE.

Tcrrc lautc Ind. oct. - cspeclap.-A Weaver
pole ts lower section OF which OF hickC ~ and the
top section OF maple. was Effected in Mount Rose. Il
suburb Of Tecre IaIt' Ind. emily. An ri hman.
while passing. politely accosed lady whose residence
IS near the pole and asked What klnd Of n pole Is
tUatl' The answer WIS, " II must be Republican
poic u limb from our maple tree used to pice
N the top, and our folks R"pub leans Ah
we'll my Teddy. II may he Republican pole nj the
top, but IL la, Democrat bdit.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
A NEW FAST TRAIN 70 THE PACIFIC COAST.

Chicago oct. 1J.-hnnounccment Is made by the
Achi,On company Of important change in Its pas
scnger train service. To take effect November u. \
Ecw limited trin composed Of vestlble sleeping and
paror cars will b. put into service between Chicago
and California points, scheduled 10 leave this city
every day ~ 10 D N. nnG reach ids Angeles on the
morning II the fourth dhy at 30, which IA s,ven
hours and fifteen minutes quicker that the fastest
time now made. Coming cast the train will leave
Los Angelo, M 80 p. and reach Chicago nj : 80
-. m Of the fourth day. \ through dining car is to
be "A part Of the equipment Of this new train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
prpI,pIICAN ITALIANS ENTIIC SlASTlC.

The Italian Citizens Republican Club oil 'ie ii'
.or,,lv District held a well-attcndcd and en'husl-
a.,c meeting Friday night at No. 466 PearSt Joseph
Campagnc the president presided. and ~ Capelo was
secretary Speeches were made by Coiohei n. p'i
voccbi. ]. T. p. Vialonc. Professor a. Paimerl ana
ruc.nio Carca. Among the many present were
,r,uto Nurlardi Giovanni Gogliandro. Pasqiale
1da,.o augustine N,ssma Giusepp Tomanilo. Giorsio
cassie Alfonso Carrino franchi Hcherl. ''iahcheuo
Pando bernardo Cont and Antonio Lapoito'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
, orrSrroy or WAGES SETTLED.

The Gu mn Taors' Union. which always Ia several
small strike, on hand, has settled in most salts
factory manner an important dispute involving Tho
wage, OF A large number Of skilled taorS. ~ Lincoln
st.der tailor OF No. D West Twenty thlrd-st. has
moi only signed the new scale Of wages presented by
he union but has advanced the Of his employees
from 10 TO II per cen Isaac ~ jenkins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
80 EXTRA DIVIDEND oY ROCK ISLAND.

Chicago oct. l5.-Prcs.don Cable, OF the Rock Isl
and road said 10 day d" | do not believe that this
company will take any action regarding the paying or
an extra dividend between this and the end OF Its
fiscal year March |. The company IS doing better in
net earning, than II did last year. but have cN-
taordlnary preparations To make for the Worlds Fair,
think II better 10 continue on "A I per cent basis
and cur extra net earnings 10 Increase our equip
mcut.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
ACTIVE WORK IN WEsrCHE,TER COUNTY.

william RYAN. OF Port Chester who has represented
the lid Assembly District OF WeStchcStcr County, has
been nominated by the Democrats for member OF CON
crc.,. TO represent the XvIh Congressional District
Of this state.
The Republican Harrison and Reid Club OF Port
chester will hold grand rally on Tuesday evening
At the opera House. J. ;. FOran and Justns ~ H.
Cowle, of Rye will deliver addresses.
The Republicans Of Wescheser County will hold
their annual convention tomorrow for the nomination
n candidates for County Clerk, Register DistrictAt
torney superintendent Of the Poor and Justices ol
sessions.
Bradford Rhodes Of Scarsdale, has been nominated
for Congress- to represent the XVIII congressional
district comprising Wc>tccstcr County and tn" Iwcn
f. third and Twenty fourth wards of the city Of New
York.
The Republicans OF Ncw-l;oclelc will have another
GRAND rally al the Town Hall to morrow evening when
onator Frank IIiscOck will deliver one 1f ms sirTlhe
snrccleS The Protection Glcc Club will b" on lanh
Republicans OfMamarOncck complain mat they we're
moi r,.prc Scntcd in the Assembly DstIc' = hNch'lo
LccaIsc the caucii,cs were not held IN llmc ,
Tho Democratic County Convention Will be hed al
White Plains tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
LONGS IOREMEN DENOUNCE DEMCCRA'l'

The 'Long,horcmcn's Protective League hcld us
regular weekly meeting at Sou,h-st and od sip Oh
Thursday evening. The meeting was well a''eho'u
and President McCabe the speaker oi the evening"
lie said in part Cleveland represents party that
docs not care for the Nation or Its welfare IL inc
democrats secure power they will show the same
corrptncs I'm the management OF National affairs E"
they have In their management OF your Waterfront
aud thorou chfarcs." At the conclusion OF the au
dress three hearty cheers given for Harrison anu
ro,d and fhr lanes G.. Blaine Among those present
were Roger Burke Thomas Mason. Miles Mcdonald,
ThnmaS Cilan Thomas Mahar and Edward ana
Michael Mcdonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
CRUSHED TO DEATH on THE cEy1RAL,s TRACK

'htSHED ~ DE'ih "A ihh 'EHIhaLs i"aCA'
Rochester. y. Y. Oct. lj.-Jacob ;. Hail. employed
by the Hilbert Truck Company, instantly killed
the Platt-,t crossing of the Central road this
morning. lie stood on the track facing approach
Ing Fat car which was being pushed By an engine
He was warned OF his danger by bystanders, but sp.
parcny did not hear them. The struck him,
knocking him down and crushing him TO death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
no MORE ELECTION RIOTS At coHoEs.

COhOcs. y. Y. oct. II t>pcclal.-1hcre will he no
such Illegal registration and illegal voting there
last spring. nor such election day scenes. The
police, under the control Of the E"pnblicans have
obtained certified copies OF the registration 81 last
Saturday and today, and. under tn" directions of
Captain smith. they are tonight making an "Xamina-
ton Of the names and looking mp all suspicious
ones. The large parade ~ local Republican clubs
Just made ha, surprised even Republicans. There j,
much enthusiasm for The ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
CAPE MAY CoryTY's STRONG TICKET.

Cape May y. j.. oct Ii t-pcclaD.-The Eepnb
Iicans OF Cape Mny County made strong Ticket
today Amid enthusiasm an0 by reclamation Edmund
l. Ross was renominatcd for Asscmblynian Kob'at
e. Hand was named for sheriff, ana Morris Warwick
for surrogate speeches made bv the candidates
and by Captain William ID. Franks, lpTncrN OF inI-
"dcIniIa wln Inns never voted u Democratic ticket
and Gr,t voted for william Henry HARRISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
INTEREST AROUSED N KINGSTON.

Kingston, y. y, oct. II (sIccinD.-Ihis Is the
second day OF registration In tbs city. and large
accc,sions have been made 10 he voting roll III
every district. The mass meeting addressed Dy Asa
W. Tcnncy here last night has awakened huch III
t.rcst among the doubtful voters, ard everybody Is
falling obout his speech today. Ills presentation
80 thc financial greatness N this Nation In com
ra,ison with that If the other ATOMS Of tie word
ana the wort hlcssncs Of the old state bank CURRENCY
TO which the Democrats now walt 70 r'''fi'' WAS
ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
DOUBLE TRACKING THE LAKE SHORE ROAD.

Chicago oct. - t>pcciaD.-Thc LAX" shore lacks
hut hfiy tx miles 81 being doubo'Hck,d NIL th" WAY
from Chicago r. Buffalo. The single track consists
Of three, miles between Venice ard Marblchcad june
ton Just YVES: Of sandu.hy. twcny~rv'n miles be
tween Prihivllr and Edgerton. and twenty ->N miles
between Krndalvillc ana Dunlap. Thee gaps VIII
b, flied M hcfur, "a" Worlds tIlr. In on" sense
the Lake Slorc viii hen be- triple tracked H. II hn>
northern aad southern divisions between Eyiia and
Toledo and between Toledo ana Elkhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
4 ROLLING MILL COMPANY ENBiRRISsED

Bristol Penn. Oct. 1j.-Jndgmcnt was entered
against the Bristol Rolling Mil Company yesterday in
favor of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Bucks
County Other claims being urged. the mills
pended operations indefinitely throwing 100 men out
Of work. The mills formrry manufactured large
quantities OF cotton ties for the Southern markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Republicans who intend 10 sustain
their party and Democrats no are IN
ii. v or Of protecting the industries of this
country ought 10 register next Wcdnc:'
day. The boards Of Registry in cach
morning. They will be there until
Oo'clOci1 In the evening. Put your name
ll0N n cnrlY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
SENATOR ALLISON on THE MONEY QUESTION.

Madison, Wis. oct Il (specia).-The Republican
campaign In this city opened on Thursday evening
by Senator william j. Allison. Of Iowa. The Senator
spoke In the Assembly chamber and was greeted By
n good audience. composed Of students and BUSINESS
men. lie discussed the MONEY question at ltngh'
proving that the enactment OF free ilvcr aw woii
bring disaster t. the commercial interests Of The coun-
try. in his argument the tariff question senator
Allison was frank enough 10 that ne nd been
opposed on the floor OF the senate. and stu Was ,
pn.cd 10 certain provisions in the Mckinley BILL
However, H. thought that the general ,fc OF the
nica -lre WAS sglutary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

if true that his father intended TO vote the
Democratic ticket this fall The following reply was
received:
There is absolutely truth In the story. have IL
In writing from father. COoLEi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
COTTON RATES TO BE INCREASED.

st. Louis Oct 1j.-At the Southwestern Railway
and steamship Association meeting yesterday l. was
announced that the association on October 30 would
PIT into effect now Interstate cotton rates, averaging
an Increase Of 10 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
ASKING FOR FEDERAL SUPERVISORS.

Kansas city. oct. b." The Tines this morning
saws that the Republican state managers made appi-
cation Yesterday before Judge sanborn. judge of the
United States Appellate Court for This district for the
appointment Of Federal supervisors Of elections IN The
various Missouri Congress dlStricts. far known,
no action taken In the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
1 TOLEDO COCNcTLMlN CONVICTED.

Toledo, Ohio, Oct. Ij-ln the Of joan DAILY.
the member of the city Council charged with bribery,
the jury was ont only about hour and rcturnea
"A verdict OF guilty This is the first of the seven
cases, and means a conviction in all OF them. Days
attorney Immediately filed notice of appeal. Thu
verdict gives universal satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Cincinnati. oct. ia Il. Mays Ohio dispatch
says accident happened last night the Hyatt
farm In the Camden Ind. coal fields. A large
glshcr' had just been completed and when the
crude oil turned into the tank, by
an explosion occurred Quite Il number Of persons
were on top 10 watch the inflow OF oil. These
were thrown in every direction, and FIVE were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
, GOOD MEETING IN TIE MYTH DISTRICT.

The regular Republican organization OF the NNIh
Assembly District held wellattendcd meeting triday
evening nj No 154 East Fifty fourhSt. The organiza-
ton has held back III" enrolment OF new m"mp'rs
decision o, the courts on the r"appor"h
mcnt 80 last night the books were open Tor new
names and some fifty accepted. Joseph ".
Duell opened the public meeting with short address
lie illustrated the salient arguments In his remarks
by many witty stories. lie was followed by 'olohel
i. :. Knccland. whose speech was loudly che,rcd
The officers OF the organization. which meets on the
second Friday of each month. are; Michael Goode
president: William II. Burns, vlccprcsidcnt Herman
Cantcr, treasurer, and william ii. Hurley, secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
SENATOR SHERMAN SPEAKS IX CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, oct. lj-senatOr John sherman VA
dressed a large and enthusiastic Republican gathering
Al Central Turner Hall fcre last night Four thousand
people packed the building and many more blocked
the streets Outside. unable 10 obtain admttancc sen
ator -hermans remarks devoted 10 The ISSUES OF
the cempaign-;le ar1I. III" silver bill ana the state
Iank plank OF the Democratic plnfOrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
TO COMMAND THE YORKTOVy

Portland, Me-. oct. 15.-COmmander Frank ~
Wilder t. - ". formerly inspector of the First usAt
house District to-day received orders from Washinge9o
to report at san Francisco and assume command &
the Yorktown.