Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-29
Campaign Notes.

Governor Mckinley proceeded on Satur-
day from Syracuse to Philadelphia, making
eleven speeches to eighty thousand per-
sons After speaking in Philadelphia he
left for Illinois
Hugh ]. Grant has sent to the executive
committee of Tammany Hall his letter &C
cepting the nomination for mayor of New
York
Vice President Stevenson spoke in Troy.
n. Y, Saturday night, saying that awaken
ing industries and reviving business are the
results of the new democratic tariff.
In New York a circular has been sent to
Hebrews. calling their attention to the fact
that Colonel Strong is a member Of the
Union League Club, which blackballed Mr..
Seligman.
General Hastings and William NJ Sin
gerly, the republican and democratic candi-
dates for governor Of Pennsylvania, signed
articles for joint debate at Norristown on
November 3.
Senator Hill spoke at Watertown, n. Y.
on Saturday night, devOtng his address
mainly to reply to Governor Mckinley's
tariff speeches.
Governor Waite OF Colorado addressed an
immense gathering on the lake front at
Chicago last night, in which he declared
We were in the midst of great and peace
full revolt against monopoly.
CONSERVATION was felt in pOpuliSt circles
at Omaha Saturday when IL was discov-
cred that through the negligence of the
vention, the certificates of nomination had
not been filed and that the time had ex-
pired for so doing.
The Chicago Tribune contains the follow
ing: Chicago, 3l3,676; New York. SOS. 40l!
These figures represent the total reeistra-
ton of voters in the two cities. Excess
of Chicago over New York, 5,2I5! Chi
Cages excess OF population (estimated,
10000"
The women's campaign I'm New York
against Tammairy will reach the height of
women who have become interested i'm the
fight through the Womens Municipal
League are working quietly all over the
city. Ever since the appeal for watchers
came from the committee OF seventy the
women have been using their influence with
remarkable results.
The Union Theological Seminary at Park
avenue and 69th street, New York made,
famous through The case of DIR. Briggs,
will most likely figure in the police courts
today or tomorrow. Several students have
registered from there, and the Tammany
Hall law committee Of the twenty-tirst as
sembly district have instigated the police
to prefer charges of Illegal registration
against nine of the young men.
S. z. Adams Of the New York stock ex-
change has bet $4,000 against $4,000, put
M by Jerry Mahoney, that Morton would
carry the state by 10000 plurality
At a democratic meeting at Easton, Md,
Saturday evening, at which Senator Gibson
was present, the democrats in his own
county not only would not permit him to
preside at their mass meeting, but tried by
every means in their power TO compel the
candidates for Congress to condemn the
tariff bill which Mr.. Gibson assisted in
passing The meeting was organized by
the anti-Gibson wing Of the party in Talbot
county, and when the Senator entered the
hall he was not even invited to a seat on
the platform, but with few of his friends
occupied seats on bench on the floor.
This is the last week Of Senator HilFS
campaigning. His itinerary is as follows:
Tonight, at Albany; Tuesday Amsterdam;
Wednesday, Port Jervis in the afternoon
and NewburG in the evening; Thursday.
Schnectady; Friday, Auburn in the after
noon and evening; Saturday. Cortland In
the afternoon and Elmira in the evening.