The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-23

Media; Adam Quander, of Pittsburg;
E. r. Semple, private secretary to Cen
eral Hastings; II. H. Durr, of the Phil
adelphia Record; c. E. Dorworth, of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, and Howard
II. Dew, of Philadelphia.
Only q partial list of those who re-
ceived the party is contained in the fol-
lowing: Lieutenant Governor L. A.
Watres, Judge r. W. Archibald, eX-
Judge w. II. Jessup, Captain James
Moir, Major Everett Warren, Congress
man Joseph A. Scranton, F. w. Fleitz,
M. w. Lowry, d. w. Powell, NJ. H.
Dale, Thomas Shotten, c.. e. Pryor,
candidate for prothonotary; 7. V.
Powderly, D. B. Atherton, Giles Rob-
erts, John H. Thomas, candidate for
clerk of the courts; Thomas H. Rey-
nolds, John NJ. Harris, M. l. Corbett,
Frank H. Clemons, candidate for sher-
iff, John r. Jones, candidate for dis
trict attorney; Major T. f. Penman. d.
e. Robathan, Charles Huester, candi-
date for recorder; r. G. Brooks, c. p.
O'Malley, candidate for the legislature
from the Fourth district; A. Il. Connell,
candidate for the legislature from the
Second district; A. j. Colborn, City
Solicitor James II. Torrey, City Control
Ter Fred j. Widmayer, Victor Koch,
Conrad Schroeder, H. D. Swick and
Thomas Jay, Jermyn; John S. Latouche,
Moscow; A. B. Holmes, w. Gaylord
Thomas.
On his way to the carriage at the
depot entrance General Hastings was
halted by a score or more of working
men, who chose that opportunity for
giving a handshake and receiving one
in return. Bauer's band rendered sew
eral selections while the party entered
conveyances which were driven to the
residence of Major Warren on Madi-
son avenue. Here an informal lunch
con unattended by any local people
was enjoyed by the visitors.
At Republican Club Rooms.
At 3 o'clock another large assemblage
congregated in and about the Central
Republican club rooms in the Price
building on Washington avenue, which
was the appointed rendezvous prepara-
tory to the professional drive to the
open air meetings in the North End
and on the West Side. The sidewalk in
front of the building. pavement and
the walk across the street contained
hundreds of enthusiastic followers
Here Galusha A. Grow, the popular
political veteran and candidate to sue
ceed himself as congressman-at-larg
and Charles w. Stone, candidate for
congress from the Warren county dis
trict, Joined the distinguished guests.
Undeterred by a threatening and
leaden-colored sky, each carriage pro-
vided for the trip was filled and drove
away from headquarters with the fol-
lowing occupants: General Hastings,
General Latta, Galusha A. Grow, Mayor
w. L. Connell, Thomas V. Cooper
e. N willard Colonel II. NJ Boies
Judge r. w. Archibald, Charles Emory
Smith, ex-Judge w. Fl. Jessup, Major
Everett Warren, Reese G, Brooks, Cen
eral Reeder, l.. A. Watres. Major T. F.
Penman, Charles w. Stone, William
Connell, T. II. Watkins, Colonel Thomas
Stewart, Harry p. Simpson, d. w.
Powell, w. |. Shaffer, Colonel B. F.
Eshleman, John r. Jones, c. E. Pryor,
Charles F. Warwick, Hugh Lancaster,
James II. Torrey, DR.. b. Fl. Throop,
George f. Huff, G. l.. Dickson,
John II. Thomas, Thomas D. Davis,
Frank j. Grover, A. t. Connell, F. IL.
Clemons, DR.. Il. f.. Weston, George
w. McClain, d. M. Jones. F. j. Wild
mayer, A. j. Colborn, James c. Vaughan.
John r. Farr, r. A. Zimmerman, Tim
othy Burke, w. S. Hopkins, Charles
Huester, r. j. Matthews, John Burke.
The drive to the North End was made
without incident and when the square
In front Of the Bristol House was
reached at $40 O'Clock crowd num-
bering nearly 1000 persons was wait
ing to receive the visitors. The ar
rangements preceding the arrival of The
party had been OF an extemperaneous
nature, the crowd being attracted sole
| ly by the announcement made Satur-
day.