The morning call., 1894-09-08

yesterday. Colonel Burns was in Saera-
mentO and the Central Committee rooms
were deserted by the poll icians who daily
assemble there and whisper state secrets
in the colonePs ear. ). @. Millard. candi-
date for MISUNDERSTANDING, was the
only out of town visitor. He arrived yes
terday from the south and is stopping at
the Palace. He brought encouraging re-
ports of the progress OF the campaign in
tie lower counties.
The Republican Central Club of the
Twenty-eighth Assembly district held its
weekly meeting al It's new clubroOms. 146
Second street. last night. n. II. Burn
ham presided. The meeting was largely
attended and speeches were made by A.
Houston, J. II. DAILY and others. Songs
were given by the Rincon quartet.
The Tenth Ward Estee Republican Club
held rousing meeting last.evening, d. j.
Garvey in the chair. Emil Heideureich
meeting speeches were made by Frank
Jones, Charles A. Jonas, d. J. Garyev. A.
Anderson and Louis Sawyer. The club
adjourned with three Iousing cheers for
nj. NJ. Estee.
The Woman's Republican State Central
Club held its regular meeting on Thursday
evening at St. Georges Hall. Mrs. Addie
L. Ballou, the president, read an earnest
letter from Mrs. Addie NJ. Billings, the
State organizer of WOman's Republican
clubs in Nebraska, also a letter of indorse-
meut from the State Central COMMITTEES.
The use O the clubrOoms of the Forty
second Assembly District Club at 232 Tay-
l0r street have been generously offered the
Woman's Club, and its next meeting will
ladies will attend the grand rally on the
18th in compliance with their special invi-
tation.
The Forty.second Assembly District
Central Republican Club held an enthu-
siastic meeting last night at their head
quarters, 323 Taylor street. The hall was
crowded. C. w. KYLE. who is to take the
coming campaign, was the speaker of the
occasion. He spoke at length on the
issues of the day-the tariff, silver and
other questions. His speech was well re-
eeived and was followed by the Rev. DR..
Jackson, whose speech was also heartily
applauded. Addison Martin made an in
teresting speech on the financial condition
of the country. The meeung adjourned
till next Thursday evening.
The National Republican Club, l. E..
Jarrett, president, had a big meeting
Tuesday night John r. Roberts spoke on
the tariff bill and c. w. KYLE and W. E.
Lane and Others addressed the club on tue
State ticket and other topics.
The Peoples Party Club OF the Forty
first Assembly District met last night at
1872 Union street, President II. S. de
Rochemont in the chair. Campaign Htera-
lure was distributed and a depot estab-
lished at H. o. Tifany's. Union and Lar
kin streets, as literary headquarters. A
committee was appointed tn secure a hall
to hold regular weekly meetings. Speakers
and music entertained the audience. j. II.
Tingman was indorsed as nominee for
Senator from the Twenty-seeond District.
The Standard Club of the Twenty-nin th
Assembly District met at its hall last
evening and Endorsed l.. A. Haywards for
Supervisor OF the Eleventh Ward. Thirty-
five new members signed the roll.
Speeches were made by William 5. Cole
man, James Carson and Thomas Bre- lin.
The club then adjourned until next Friday
evening.
A meeting was held at 80 Eddy stseet by
a number of Peoples party voters, who
formed a political club called tho Peoples
Party Alliance. The club roll was signed
by every person present. The club pro-
poses to hold meetings every Friday even
ing until after the State election. but will
become a permanent institution. j. NJ.
Chase was elected permanent president
and John M. Reynolds secretary and treas-
urer.