Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06
POLITICAL MATTERS.
A Citizens Nominating LisI Being
Circulated Today,
MEETING AT THE WALKER HOUSE.


A lio, OF names-said to be non.rar.
uaan-was being circulated among the
business men today. Primarily II cx'
tended an Invitation to prominent citl.
zens to atlond the meeting at the
Walker House tonight for the purpose
of-afior listening To the committees
address 10 the voiets--ii h said 10 select
nominating committee 20 attend n
convention, the time aud place Of hole.
ing Il to be- hereafter determined upon
10 name the candidates for the next
municipal election.
On one list, circulated from the
Third precinct, were such representa-
tive names ~ Samuel Ghiloazti and
the Liberal org ms only "Utbls."
POLITICAL riCNNus.
The Amorines arc scheduled "
meet Tonight.
rhe political fever Il rapidly spread.
iug, The CitizruB mCuiiug tonight
may have a tendency TO check u to "a
marked degree, aud yet 10 if barely
greater fury tomorrow.
II isn no. generally known, though Il
~ positively ngnrrtCd, that two Or three
OF the prominent business mon whose
NAMES ARE connected with the Ciiizsns'
movement, are dyed-iu-ihu-wUol An.
grimes and that they are "there" Tor a
pufpcse.
The Central Democratic Club OF
Utah held "a meeting lAst nlght but
transacted routine business only aud
adjourned until Tuesday evening next,
at which time " is expected matters
Of Importance will be submitted tor the
consideration OF this sDoicty.
The house to house canvas by the
deputy registration Ofilcers was com.
pletud today IN oil the precincts Of this
city. rhe work Of revision will i'm.
mcdihtcly commence. Voters who
have not been seen by tho registration
ofiicufs have had notices LETT at the.r
residences.
There IL considerable complaint
among certain business men ounccount
Of the clllzens' meeting beiug held In
such small quarters ~ thoge selected
ut III Walker House. 1T timply
m ans" said one gentleman today,
"that unless we are on hand early we
will have to stand outside AMI let tue
other fellows DO what We may not APP
/ prove of."r
Great anxiety IL being manifest
concerning the address OF the citiNnJ
committee. The public are interested
In knowing what 1t will contain. An
attempt was made TO secure II for pub
lcaiion In this evenings NEWS but
tue effort met with the positive infor.
nation that IL wou!d not be public
property until read at the meeting
tonight.
q. G. Goodwin, editor OF the
Tribune, who hus been Ia Washington
! during the present special session Of
| Congress, made a dying visit 20 John
| w. Mackny,n la New York, yester.
day, presumably 10 consult with that
/ gentleman regarding the future opera.
| ton anu policy Of hts paper. Mt.
| MGckay, ~ iH we'll known, 10 the
monied power behind the Tribune
throne. In relation 10 Tumor which
was current In mining and newspaper
circles last night to the effect that MT.
Goodwin had accepted position on
the editorial siHii Of the Chicago Inter.
| OotdH, Colonel Nelson stated to n
| NEws representative that he had
heard nothing Of It aud that II was alb
solutely untrue no far M no knew, The
same response would apply, said Col.
Nelson, 10 Mr.. Goodwin connecting
himself with any other eastern news
paper.