Evening journal., 1893-01-28
ALL VOTED FOR GROVER
Members of the Y. M. R. c
Expelled for Political Heresy.
DIssENsION IN THE ORGANIZATION.

Cases Against Bucher and Solar NoIIe
Prosecuted, But the Charges Against
Two other Members, George b. Moore
and Calvin wier, Are Sustained Moore
Tried ON Two Counts and Expelled.
Wier Also Hustled Out.
The Young Mems Republican Club has
disposed Of a very Troublesome matter
but not TO the satisfaction Of some of its
members. Ever since the November
election there has been dissension in the
ranks of the crack Republican organiza-
iion Of the state and the white-winged
dove OF peace, which usually sits on the
frame. OF the life esized crayon Of Senator
Anthony Higgins in the club house par
lor has been huttering all over the
square in vain endeavors to find suit
able resting place
Josue Smith Solar the architect;
Harry h. Bucher, the photographer:
Calvin Wier and George b. Moore voted
the Democratic ticket at the last cleo
tlon. Charges Of political heresy we're
preferred and John jeremiah Mahoney.
clerk in the city auditors office, was one
of the first TO cry out Cruelty theml
cruelty themw The cry was taken up
and John jeremiah clung TO the foot OF
the political cross and studied It, while
his friends got some ten penny Hig-
gins nails and a tack hammer
The first victim selected was Solar.
His friends rallied a crowd on the night
of the trial, and when It went to vote
the necessary three fourths vote was
lacking.
This made the other men mad, and
they swore that unless Solar stepped out
Bucher should not Both sides went to
work. After sparrlng for points for sew
eral weeks matters were brought to an
issue at u meeting on last Friday night
The doors were double locked, but the dis
eonsolate little bird of peace soon spread
the news.
dropped by mutual consent and by reason
of stand off,
Tried ON Two Counts
The case Of the Young Mems Republi-
can Club vs.. George b Moore was called.
He was arranged on two counts
"l.-That the said George b. Moore.
did knowingly and willfully ride horse
In Democratic parade, TO the shame of
Corruption Hall, the Young Mems Re
publican Club and the G. o p.
20 That the said George b Moore,
did in the daytime feloniously enter an
election booth, and then and there.
knowingly and willfuly, with malice
aforei Thought, did vote the Democratic
ticket ana thereby outraged the deceucy
aud good standing Of the Young Men, s
Republican Club
The defendant pleaded guilty and the
Lord High Prosecutor asked the Judge TO
sock 10 on him.. IL was done Moore
was expelled, and the secretary was
ordered to scratch his name from the roll
aud turn his picture to the wall
wier ns Financier.
Wler went out under even less favor
able circumsta ces The charges were
Voting the Democratic ticket.
2-Non payment of dues.
The second charge was brought up
first. The members had an eye to busi-
ness. They wanted him TO settle up on
this charge and, after filing the Golfers
in that way, expel him on the first
charge.
Young Wier could not see It in that
way He wanted assurance that II he
would pay up they would shut up. II
could not be worked Wier squeezed
bis half dollar ard the club did the rest
The young men are now asking: Where
am ! at
John jeremiah claims that while hi.
purge was not as effectual as "Pride'l
Purge Of Parliament IL will do for tn,
present. Bucher and Solar are now on
their good behavior, and the white
winged dove Of peace has returned to III
, wonted perch