The morning call., 1894-07-27

where l was born, be would find me. !"
retorted Barton over the chairman's
head.
Clunie wanted TO take the names under
advisement, but Supervisor Deuman pro-
tested that the proof was before the COM
mittee, and action should not be delayed.
Mattingly continued, stating that he
had seen many of the questionable names
on the Republican primary roll, and
would take an affidavit in support OF his
statement. He called the name of Charles
f. GoepeI. northwest corner of Union and
Steiner streets.
you are in the Fire Department" he
said.
mo, SIR"
Then leave this matter over till to-
morrow night and Pli have proof he is in
the Fire Department" added Mattingly.
John COlumbine. a young suffer, said
he was clerk in a grocery at Green and
Steiner, where elegan: residences abounded
and there are no groceries His ignorance
of the district caused bis name to be
stricken from the roll.
A mass of letters addressed TO suffers
and returned to the Postofice were pre-
sented and referred to Tax Collector
Block of the canvassing committee for in
vestigation.
Tim Tracy stated that the complaint
against the inspector of the Thirty-frst
District was unjust. as Major Enright. the
man selected, is honorable.
When. the Thirty seventh District
troubles were aired the committee ell
countered a squat. Joe O'Donnell entered
hor inf loft no
roll by the canvassing committee. his
minority wished to resign Internationally.
An attempt was made to pacify the mi
nOrlty by having Major +. j. Harvey act
ing as inspector and giving them clerk.
Frank Hughes broke in by charging
O'Dornell with making false statement.
You have made false statements, Mr..
Hughes" retorted O'Donnell, you and
your colleagues"
"This is not fair to the majority" said
Hughes. I'VE have selected good Demo
cIat for inspector. The minority is not
capable of acting fairly. Their man for
inspector was Joe Mahan, expire
fighter"
"You are a liar. Hughes" shouted Jack
Dalton.
Chairman Harvey raped for order.
which was quickly restored. Harvey re-
fused to act as inspector, as he could not
act under the rules. Then ODonnell re-
iterated his declination to act, which was
accepted.
Otto Keeper, president; John F. Ma
honey. Henry Sichel, James Cosgrove.
canvaSsing committee; James A. Devote,
David Capurro, Paul Dubois. general CON-
mittee; George Leekamp, corresponding
secretary; John Fay Jr., treasurer;
5. Sanguinetti, P. F. Cavanaugh
and W. Raubinger, general committee;
rendered their designations as nominees Oh
the FOrty-fourth District Club ticket for
the general committee, their reasons being
that the purity committee did not see fit to
strike suffers from the rolls as well as re-
peaters, Republicans and nOn-residents of
the city. Another reason is, they are con-
vinced that fair ballot and an honest
count cannot be obtained, and they are
also determined that the right of suffrage
shall not be outraged and subverted to that
extent in the interest of persons seeking
control of the party for ignoble purposes.
Martin Fleming offered seventy-eight re-
turned registered letters as evidence of
stuffing IN the Forty-second District. The
letters had been mailed to suffers.
The committee then went into executive
session.