New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
A "BooDLE' CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS oct. II (SpccsD.-State Chairman
Goxdy received Information today from a number
Of county charmen. who reported nat ne evidences
Of d large amount Of money in the hands u the
Democratic managers over the STATE hdl drFe"prc
suddenly ana Enthusiastically. The supply Of money
comes to hand soon after ire return Of Chairman
Wilson from his TIP to London. whore he was
the chief guest OF banquet from the English
money kings. He was accompanied MI "'"hy
points out. ny % thc shrc~dcsi ana most pr1r-
teal Of the Democratic leaders. isldor Strdns ana
J. Sterling Morton member ~ the Presidents
Cabiue; VINO doubtless worked the parse 5il!nGs
Of ne Englishmen ahile Wilson WAS tickling their
ears Chairman GoWdy thinks TIA. the m)ney hey
received : - be applied to carving Wilson ds'
trict for him and also indiana, In order - save
the SAFE that Is neede 10 CARY the fle'idrntiai
election OF 1896 upon which depends The success OF
the 'popgun' hihs extending me iTee isl ana me
operations OF frcc-trade.
The State Central Committee has known Tor some
time that the Democratic manateIs "ert puIilg
under threat that = they d. not honor the parry
draft their designations would De requested soon
after The election No postmaster apparently, II
too humble parsonage 10 "sea inc draii ana me
amour charged against them was per cent 81 tner
salaries
SIGMA NJ, MEN CALL OF THE EX-PRESIDENT
Indianapolis ind. oct IA committee Of six
from the Sigma Nh fraternity made visit yester-
day afternoon ex-Pres1ont Harrison at his home
In North Deaware-st. for the purpose OF giving the
greeting
ternty the Phi Delta Theta. TIE committee con-
sisted OF Clarence W. Murphy. Ashcvle. ~ G.;
Clarence f. Woods Richmond, KY; Grant w har-
T nsnson vs ana james " Soe ndanspcs
The greetings OF the committee were delivered
through J. Robert Boatman OF Missouri General
Harrison responded In cordial and happy manner.
PLEDGED TO RETALIATE UPON SPAIN
Indianapolis, oct l2.--The mlers Of the State
are much exe cised the loss OF the Cuban -four
market. which had begun 20 be factor In their
business and they have organized movement 10
obtain pledges from the candidates for Congress
that II elected they will for a bill TO retaate
upon Spain for the remposition Of the prohibtive
rates on -four All the Republican candidates and
the democratic candidates In the LIST, Nth ana
XIIIh Districts have signed II. The agreement
pledges the sgners 10 adopt retaliatory methods
against every country discriminating against the
United States.
BOUND TO HAVE MK1NLEy IN LOUISIANA.
Columbus Ohio, Oct. II (Specia).-The Republi-
cans OF Louisiana are apparently determined to
have Governor Mckinley speak In that state
They will accept the declaration OF Chairman
Dick OF the State Committee that 1t was i'm
possible to send the Governor to New-Oreans.
Governor Mckinley speaks at Nashville. Tenn.
in the afternoon OF october ~, and IL will require
a special train to get him to New-Orltans for
a meeting the next night, and another special 10
bring him north to meet his engagements in West
Virginia on Monday. The distance Is about 5000
miles Tonight telegram was received from Sec
rotary Ferris Of the Louisiana Committee. stating
that he would be In Columbus Sunday evening.
and asking for conference with the Governor
lie says ~ am coming prepared TO secure Gov ~,
the 10Th" II Is understood that Mr. Ferris has
for the special train service to take the