The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-31
POLITICAL POINTS.
Quay predicts an avalanche.

EX-Congressman Little bolts Hill.
Platt now figures on 100000 for Morton.
Lamont, at least, will vote for David Il.
Smith NJ. Weed denies that he Will help
Hill.
Carl schurz is fighting Hill tooth and
nail.
Berks Republicans are making great in
roads.
Dr.. Depew begins tour of New York
today.
Hooker, of Mississippi has gone TO Will
sons aid.
Nebraska Populists are crowded off the
official ballot.
Delaware Democrats say Bayard is a
pack NUMBER.
If defeated, Wilson will strive to be
elected senator.
Some Democrats are betting 3 10 on
McCullens election.
Senator Faulkner is very sore over his
shup IRON Cleveland.
Stranahan has touched" Senator
Faulkner for more cash.
Mckinley on Monday made seventeen
speeches TO 10000 voters.
our Jack" Colborn is stumping with
Hastings in Philadelphia.
II looks as If Congressman Tracey, OF
Albany, would be beaten.
Postmaster General Blssell registered
at Buffalo early this month
Campbell Jobes. who fought Acheson
two years ago, is for him now.
William X. Grace says the A. p, A
issue should be kept out of politics.
Ex-Collector Cooper is putting up an
electric fight against Judge Clayton.
Postmaster Dayton is working hard for
the success of the Tammany ticket.
The chances are Republicans viii gain
two congressman even in Tennessee.
A careful poll Of Wilson's district shows
that Dayton will win by l,2OO majority.
Bourke Cochran is making sbeeches
throughout New York state for Senator
Hill.
Tammany is securing the big cities for
tioaters, Offering $40 and expenses per
head.
Hon. Virgil p. Kline has repudiated the
silver plank OF the Ohio Democratic plat
form.
The Republicans claim to have fight
Ing chance In Ave of the Kentucky dis
tricts.
Chicago politicians of all parties are
busy accusing the other fellows of gross
frauds.
| Hasting and Singerly will travel to Nor
ristown together, as guests of Colonel
| Mcclure.
John Boyd Thatcher, who is managing
! HilIs canvass, says Carlisle would speak
If he had time.
Senator Martin, of Kansas, called ex-
| Collector Acers a gambler and will be
arrested for libel
There Is great demand for tickets OF
! admission " 4
/ New York speech.
Senaor Blackburn, of Kentucky, denies
that he was paid money to vote Ger.
tain way on the tariff.
Governor Mckinley is wanted by three
times as many campaign committees as
he can possibly crafty.
Dan Voorhees, will retire from publi,
life, and his protege, John L. Lamb, Will
1t Is thought succeed him.
Having just stumped Illinois, Canddat,
MacNeagh, Dem, says he will win; bu
Republicans say otherwise.
+. Y. Adams, of the New York Stool
exchange, has bet $3.50 to 5000, that Nor
ton will have $1,000 plurality.
1t Is thought that the decisions Of tn,
courts have destroyed all of Tim Camp
bells chances for reelection.
Wilmington Democrats Stoned Dayit
VI
making Republican speech.
Clerk James Kerr expects the Demo
Gratis to bag eight Pennsylvania congress
men. He says Merritield will win.
Matt Savage's name will 20 on the of
ficial ballot In the Thirty-fourth senator
ial district as the candidate of the Citi
zens party.
Colonel Thomas O'Brlen, of Wheeling
a w. Va, who recently deserted Democ
racy, was mobbed by Democrats las
Sunday night.
Chairman Apsley, of the Republica
congressional committee, has neve
made false prediction yet; and he see
victory all along the line.
The Michigan friends of Senator Patio
VIII combine with the anti-Burrows me
In order to prevent the congressina
from securing the senatorship.
Perry Belmont and ex-Secretary Whi
: ney have taken deep interest In Senate
Hills candidacy. Mr.. Belmont would lih
TO succeed Mr.. Hill in the senate.
n Senator Faulkner claims Peck will carr
a Wisconsin, says Cullom will be beate
In Illinois, thinks Indiana Is safe and
: even disposed to claim New York.
: The Brooklyn Eagle is authority for Ii
: statement that President Cleveland r,
: auested Ambassador Bayard to refrai
t from making u speech In New York
{ A member of the cabinet Is authorlt
:: for the statement that President Clev
G land holds Hill 10 be renegade and III
worthy of Democratic support for h
i course during the tariff fight In congres
e The contest In the Cleveland, O., distr
Is of the most exciting nature, and It
- thought Congressman Tom l.. Johnsc
. has an even chance of winning, althoue
= the district gave Mckinley G,OO0 plurali
Il last year.
q It Is the present intention of the pres
. dent not to give any utterance, direct
l. or indirectly, upon the political situate
!. in New York, nor TO indicate In any ma
l. ner what Is his attitude toward the Der
II ocratic candidates,