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New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
MAD AT TAMMANY.
THEY SAY THE WIGWAM BUNCOED THEM.
LEADERS OF THE UNITED SOCIETIES FOR THE
LIBERAL SUNDAY LAWS SAY THEY HAVE
GOT oTTo KEMPNER AND NOTHING
ELSE UNDER TIE SUM-

ELSE UNDER TIRE sun"
Leaders of the United Societies for Liberal Sun
day Laws the body which. 1t announced on
Wednesday had decided east its lot" with Tam
many Hall. were out yesterday declaring that they
had been buncoed. and that the deal With Tam
many was of. Charles r. Klein, the secretary OF
the organization. said yesterday: The agreement
which the Tammanv Han managers made with us
was that they would allow us 70 select the Tam
many Hall candidates for Assemblymen in the ld'
With Xth XXvIth and XNXlNth districts. ana
accept excise plank "a a whole. and make II
part of the Tammany Hall platform We deciue1
upon James Oliver for the Assembly in the Hu'
Otto Kempner in the Xth. candidate Of our own
in the XXVIth. and Herman Sulzer IN 'ne
NXXIV thin the VIih District. noi-beinG MA0'S
decided upon candidate, we Were prevaHed upon
TO take Jacob A. Mitnacht the choice oil the lam
many leaders
THE result shows that Tammany has kept iai'h iai'h
with us in one single case only. We have so' O''o
kempneS and nothing else under the sun Va
has been Knocked out for Barry IN the Iid RAJ
Andrews nominated in the NNNIth' ana i'e'-
Sulzer. man in the NNAlNth' mas oee"
thrown down and Barney Malone made the "oi'
inee Sulzer told Us that as he was meinper "
Tammany Hall himself. could rely on MN ~
see the siiDua;ons carried out to the letter. Tooi
Suzer is of the men TO bite the dust
The agreement about the platform has also Deeh
nulned by Tammany Hall Instead Of taking our
plank as We prepared It. they promised
they went to monkeying with our T9rE TGS
and have injected local option mo It lAS
Is exactly what we do hot want, ana VIII
not submit to We demand immediate rellei by me
LEGISLATURE and DO not propose waiting me STOW STOW
process of vote at the election year or so from
~
negotiations the part OF Tammany Hall, and
have done US up entirely Dr. John ITlederlcns was
looking for candidate in the With District and
was imposed by haying MI,nacht oiSted ,i upon
us In the XNNlth Tom Dunn tthe Iamnahy
ieader) got in his work regardless of the Tammany
agreement with US. and nominated Andrews The
bottom is out OF the alliance.
What is your programme secretary Mem was
asked -,
many deal and intend to hold meeting and pre-
dates for the Senate ana Assembly. We will sft
the replies we get and then decide Oh a list of
candidates which will support IN the various dis
trlcts throughout the city.
The Executive Committee of the League is said to
i01 societies that turned out about 2IWD
men in the liberal sunday parade.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

Columbus oct 10 (SpeciaD.-Three Governors
will disseminate Republican principles in Ohio this
fall The Campaign Committee announced APP
point ments this evening as follows: Governor H.
II Hastings of Pennsylvania at Springfield Oc-
,obsr "a. Toledo November l. Governor +. d.
Jackson of Iowa, will speak at New Vienna Oc-
tober 22: Chcothe, October p. Gailipohs, DC
tobcr ~ Governor Mckinley has been speaking
nearly every day and Will speak at Circieylile on
october a. Charles Emory Smith, OF Philadelphia
,yiil sneak at Piaua October % and at Mechanics
burg October q c. w. Fairbanks, of Indiana II
engaged for a meeting to be held at Delaware. &c &c
toLer 9l Y + Doliver. Of Iowa has been In the
state some time. and will address a meeting 70 pe
held at Brilliant october IL. Governor Mchihl,ty
has consented to make two speeches in Kentucky
before the November election.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
TIE SrArr CIVIL sERrIcE RoARp RERE.

The state civil Service Commission for two days
have been holding sessions at the Holland House,
and it has been said that they will take important
action regarding the alleged violation OF the Jaw in
several OF the state departments. The charge said
10 be- under consideration is the appoint ment OF
clerks in several departments for political purposes
under the gllsc Of laborers The commissioners are
William -. McKinstry. Sds W. Burt and Willard
A. cobb. President Cobb said early In the day that
nothing wOud be given out before evening
During the afternoon the commission took a re-
ana the three Commissioners called at Police
Headquarters. President Roosevelt showed tnem
through the building and - ,roducc1 them TO the
other Commis sioncrs They expressed themselves as
being Highly pleased with the manner In which the
Police CiNl Service Board VAS conducted.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
ORGANIZED FOR ACTIVE WORK.

The Executive Committee of the shepard Democ-
racy last night organized campaign committee
with officers follows: A. \ Healey chairman:
Robert II. Roy secretary: Henry Hentz treasurer:
Executive Committee. H. Perry Surgs and Robert
Baker. Mass meetings viii be held fl. the Academy
OF Music. October z and November . and carr
Schulz and Charles 7. Fairchld Will be among the
speakers. Brdnch headquarters VIII ne opened In
the Eastern District to-day. Mass mcetng5 Will be
held early next week in Arion Hall and the
- trrigu afra
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r., rcr,ov OFFICERS MAY EAT

Charles " Hackett chairman of the Republican
state Committee has received letter from Frank
NJ Parsons. Deputy Attorney-General OF the state
denying the telegraphc report from Albany that
the Attorney General had given an opinion that
election officers could not 50 to their meals. MI
Parsons writes:
No such opinion has been given: II Is an error
made by a reporter. What the Attorney, ,rehel Al
did write was that the Board must be III CON
t.nuous session during all the time prescribed pE
the law and could not adjourn as body Tor din-
ner. hui nothing prevented members OF the Roard
going TO dinner while other members renamed 10
conduct the business OF the Board.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS ELECTION

indianapolis Oct. lO.-The complete returns from
Tuesdays election show that Taggart received
plurality over Tmsler OF 3722 I'm a total vote of
Sl,2So. stuckmcycr ucm). for city clerk. has
plurality over Nixon tEepD OF si1, and Cox (DcmD
for police judge. defeats Stubbs G;cpD 10y llSG
The six Democratic Councilmcn- t-Large are
elected by pluralitIes ranging from LILO to 9o and
the Democrats elect eight and the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
REPORTED Site OF THE sTEcKLERITES.

The Stccklerltes. forming the Independent county
Oreanization seem to have been active in quiet
way. since the convention Of Wednesday night, and
fl was said that the Nominating Committee Of
Thrty-iive met yesterday afternoon. The result of
"Charlev" Steckler nor Excise Commissioner julius
Uarblirger was at the organization headquarters in
Seventh-st. last night
II is understood that the slate IL virtually made
10 now although the organization Is In no partic-
mar hurry to announce II. one slate mentioned
contains the following nominations:
For Judge OF the supreme Court Alfred Stecker
Iuape of tho Court Of General Sessions John g.
Hoyd: Justice OF the City Court ex-School Com
missioner Schmidt; County Clerk julius Hamburger;
Register Alexander Brcmer.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
ReFrsE TO ACCEPT kuNzEMAN.

The Republica1 Assembly Contention OF the new
XVIII Assembly District which was held last
night TO nominate candidate for Assembly, ac-
cepted report of 4 Conference Committee prevf-
ously appointed. to indoIse the nomination OF the
State Democracy candidate. Jacob Kunzeman
Some OF the -ounger element refused 10 accept the
report, and announced that Republican would be
nominated a meeting 10 be held at the headQuar-
ters Of the Vide Awake Republican Club to-rnor-
nj
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

crvrr. SERVICE COMMISSIONERS DESIRE TO IN
vrsTrGA ATE THE CASE OF MIR. BAKER. OF OHIO
Washington. oct 1O.-Clerks IN various Execu'iVe
Departments principally the Government fri"''"s
once Of both political parties. have recently ~
celyed circulars from r. ]. Baker clerN - i.'p
sentative Layton. Of Ohio and secretary OF ., , ore
ohio Denocrati tic Association solicit COM
- he used i'm the Ohio campaign In some ~ nls'd,,eeS "a
Raker used paper with the House ol NsPIe noa
tives head on it, on the theory tnat As i.eePi 60,
,atve TaytOns clerk he was an ofilcer OF tlc "Or
ernnent IL was suggested that the case was o. Or :
for the civil Service Commission to investigate a.
violation Of the law. ,,o-s 3, ,y,s said
,o'1,y that no charges against BAKER hah Dyen g,,
made bv any one receiving the clrdn clrcu.4rr co,i1
would be necessary before the Commission Ia TJJ h
act Two Of the Commissioners s1.d they Woulu % ,n p
glad tc have an opportunity OF looking INTO INV
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
RERLO BREAKS THE RECORD.

HE RODE A MILE on BICYCLE YESTERDAY
N 1:46 40
Hartford oct. lO-P. J. Bcrlo broke al records
for a mile on a regulation track at Charter oak
PARK track this afternoon. Paced by quintet ne
made the mile in Lac i-5. the quarters being as io-
lows 26 So 4-5 1:2o. 1t5 40. The tve-nan machife
vas manned by william Saunders and George
cutler of Boston; Dan McCurdy and George huiker
of York and Charles Kiree, OF Jersey CITY
The profes siona. record Lag i-5. held by Harry
Tyler. . ,. ,,,,oa, tho milo
class B record from Ia 80 TO l:l' 20. lie was
paced by quintet
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
UNION LEAGUE CLUB MEETING.
TIE MEMBERS DECLARE FOR THE FUSION
Trft,t-r ,xD ELECT NEW MEMBERS

THE MEMBERS DECLtKE FOk HE FINIUN
TICKET AND ELECT NEW MEMBERS
The regular monthly meeting Of the Union League
Club was held at the clubhouse Fifth-ave. and
Thirty ninth-si., last evening There was full at
tendance, and the meeting was remarkable only Tor
It's breyliy. 4 resolution submitted indorsing
the fusion ticket recently nominated. This reso.u-
ton was expected, and was looked forward TO with
some trepidatcn. Ii feared that pOitica. dis
cussion might be prccip!tated But not a voice was
raised in protest and the resolution was unani-
mously adopted. The following names We're upon
the lists as candidates for admission. and ali the
men were elected. ElvertOn K. Chapman, Wilson
Marshall William T. Billings. Cornelius Il. Agnew.
samuel ". Bogne. Edward II. He:Zog, Warner
Nan NCrdcn. Frederick Siurges William F.. Curtis
and Alfred &. Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
cHILps RENoNnNATED AT JAMAICA.

The Republicans Of the Id District he'd their Sen
ate Convention at Jamaica Yesterday. senator John
Lewis Chnls OF Floral Park. was renominated on
the frs: ballot The only candidate against hih
was Henry &. Johnson Of Long Island City, VINO
received three OF the fourteen Noies, 80.
At the Republican Convention OF the Ia Assem-
blv District of Westchester County, held az NV,
Rochelle yesterday. ex-Assemblyman BRADFORD
Rhodes of Scarsdale. was nominated by acc'aHa-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
To SUPPORT FORD FOR SENATOR.
UNANIMOUS ACTION OF THREE cooD GOVERN
NENT CLUES.

MENT CLUES
Good Government cubs d, T onl Q held CONVEX
ton in the headquarters of Cub q No 20 VS.
Observation-Disclosures -hfth-st last night lot T."
purpose Of taking action in relation to the
candidates in the XIXth District ,. oo,,r,tt,ee
r. Kenvon as chairman Of a joint cornHittIee
OF fifteen which had been appointed py tng
clubs to investigate the merits OF the ~
submitted a report Of the committees Worh ~,
report favored the indorsement and nne Ds
the clubs of John FJrd. the Republican nomlnte
4 letter which Mr.. Ford had written to me SUI P
comm ttee in answer to its inquiries as 10 f's a. a.
ttfude I'm legislative matters in the event oI nl1
elcction was accepted as satisfactory ar. oIu
p,edged himself in this letter TO promote i0SaI op
iion and the reOrganiZatCn OF the loHce pep., =
,nent The report accompanied by resolu-
tIon fayoripg Mr. Forls candidacy. by a uhanl-
nous Vote. the report was accepted and the rcsou-
ton adopted
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
A PROTEST AGAINST MR.. OSBORNE.

Albany. Oct. lO-secretary OF State Palmer viii
hear arguments tomorrow afternoon on the pro-
test filed by William c. Daley the Republican
ca ndidate for Senator in the XXIVth District,
against placing the name OF William Church
borne the regular Democratic nominee In the col
umn OF the Democratic Party Reform Organization
on the Official ballot. The protest sets forth that
two or three persons got together In Poughkeepsie
and styling themselves the Democratic Party Re
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPEN.

DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS OPEN.
JOHN BOYD TEACHER OF ALBANY. TALks ABOUT
THE COMING ELE-TIoN-J. W. HINKLEf HERE.
The Democratic headquarters at No. q Madison
ave again look busy This Is the place owned by
Henry Miner member OF Congress lhe ho"se i''
stood in darkness for a long tme ana II Is haI'
TO say whether the long frees OF the Democr""o
leaders have dcne anything to tighten up the soo"
The headquarters assumed an air OF acuV.'y
terday, but the words OF dissruii'''u , -
tclan. they are doing a whole lot and getting
nothing done"
Among the prominent Democrats who came III
were Perry Belmont who was temporary Chairman
of the State Convention. ana was Spoh'"
OF for the nomination for Secretary OF state
John A. Mason, chairman OF the hNee"','
Committee and John Boyd Thacher' oi Al
bany Mr. Thacher at the head oi the AN"
paign Committee last fall He was nomna'eu ioi
Mayor of Albany by the Democrats on WednesuaS
There TWO factions in the i(eH9SinLho uI he
Albany and IL Is hinted that Mr.. Ihacher WIN "
the compromise candidate, ior, althousn NJ ne ~ai
nominated by the straight M admitted that
there fight in The party IN noay ny the D" STATE
noihns n,ons 10 SAY .The ticket is strong 1t
was nominated by representative men Oh wv i 90
man IN and ,be paform is well devised for the situa
ton AT least the men were nominated anu anu, r.c ~
are going ahead on that idea. Every man j. ei' I'M
neny fitted for the position for Whirn 1 me IN " clear
didafc The excise question is deal; win ID go.
moderate and dignled manner, and the sentiment i
exnrc sset should receive universal coiteli 10
The democratic party Is a party that furnishes IN.
country with live issues and in this platform we
see better than ever the truth OF TINS Inc P.a,,
form bristes with vital points. ard does not ratte
with dead issues. The resolution IN re,e'eXy w. DO
good roads IS only OF the many poinls W no
For propose TO do impossible things, but III decldlls
for GOOD roads we have placed ourselves on reoo %
so ,ha, in case Of victory must introduce ;nt9
The Legislature and enact such bills a. VIII amor
relief from the present inefficient ROADS III INC
State ~. ~ r,orocrati ic
James w Hnkley. chairman OF the DemoTTauIi @ tT,i
State Committee. was at the Murray ~, nm I'LL iiT,e
v,sferdav Major Hnkley has come 10 take aCtNc
charge OF the campaign work. and will remain her
most of the time until the election ne speis oS -
Of the day at Democratic headquarters NO. -
Madison-ave. , 80. ,or,ol. ,ba
Thc Democrats intend to follow out larScy lIr
ilea of the Republicans in conducting quiet cam
naign According to the plans of Chairman hlhk, NIX,
lev there will be little speechmaklns 9eiitoi III.
may make "A speech two but otherwise the "o'N
will be done in other ways.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
OPPOSING TICKETS IN TROY.

Troy. y V. oct lO-Thc Republicans of Troy to-
night nominated Andrew VI. Clark. straight fe-
publican. for Mayor. and the Democrats nominated
Francis J. Molloy. the present Incumbent ior ue
same office -, ,tio. =;
John r Norton Is the Democratic candilate III
the ia Assembly District OF Rensselaer, CouhN'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

seven members OF the Council By wards II, ~ ~
Harrison will not be able TO secure solld @ u'ic
ton from Indiana II is estimated by the Truser
people that nearly 1890 friends Of General har a.
risOn either stayed Al home refused 10 Votr loa
thn head Of the Republican ticket. Democrats are
already suggesting Taggart az the next Demo
cratic candidate for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
xxIxTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB.

A certificate Of Incorporation filed yesterday
In the County Clerks Office for the XXIXth Assem-
bly, District Republican Club The directors Ed
ward Lauterbach, Edmund J. Palmer, Alexander T.
Mason. George A. Davis and Herman w Hoe.er.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

y mass-nieetn; will be held at the East Side Re-
publican club. No iis Orchard-st. this evening. at
which the principal speakers will be Charles II
Treat and y ". steele. y meeting under the
auspices Of the Republican clubs OF this city Will
also be held on TUESDAY evening next and will be ed.
dressed among Others, 10y Warner Miller and Lem
mol l. Onigg.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
DELAY N THE DRArroN DIVORCE SUIT

Instead Of referring the matter to referee. Vice
Chancellor Emery. Of Newark. y. j.. has decided
that he will hear the testimony in the prayton
divorce suit himself but IL IS not az ali Likely that
the ca sc will come up during this year. as there
Is not a single blank day on the calendar for the
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
SNOW IN NEWJERSEY

There were several furries OF snow at Morts'
town Yesterday afternoon. and at Denvile' fev
miles from there. the snow was 80 heavy tnA' :. "
remained on the ground about an hour oe'o'e "
ntalfel
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

form Organization nominated MI osborne Ior
Senator and filed a certificate with the Secretary
of State. Mr. Daileys objection Is based upon the
1,on Ali not noll per cent of the vote cast last
fall in the territory now embracing the NXlNth
Senate District.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
LAST DAY FOR FILING NOMINATIONS.

Yesterday was the last day for filing noniina lions
and all certificates had to be In by midnight Con-
scquenty there was general rush yesterday and
last night at the Election Bureau at Police Head
quarters
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

Hall. Ex-Assemblyman George Law presided. ana
speeches were made by ex-Assembyman Eugene
Emley James H. Rogers. who was In the Legs-
Ia ,ure with Mr. Griggs; William ID. seldom VIVIAN
NJ Lewis and Assemblyman James hoFr'foh'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

Good Government club of the Ivth District met
last night at No 2l East Broadway and refused to
ratfy the county ticket recently named at the 'on-
Venton Of the Good Government Clubs.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
co,oRrD WOMEN IN THE CAMPAIGN

The first campaign meeting Of the Colored
Womcn's Republican Association will be held this
evening at Central Hail. Nos. T. and ~ West Thir-
ty-second-st II will be an anti-Tammany rally
for good government.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
MONEY FOR A CAMPAIGN FUND.
FINANCE COMMITTEE or THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERCEs COMMITTEE OF FIFTY ISSUES 4


MERCEs COMMITTEE OF FIFTY ISSUES
CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Finance Committee Of the Chamber of Com
n1erces Committee of Fifty had meeting yester-
day afternoon in the Office Of J. Kennedy Tod. its
treasurer at No IS Wall-st.. and agreed to call
upon the men OF means in the city who supported
the Committee OF Seventy last fall TO send in con-
tributions TO a campaign fund in aid of the fusion
ticket this fall copy of the letter addressed to
each of the men referred to reads as follows:
Dear Sir: The Committee Of Fifty seeks to
achieve this year signal a victory over Tam
many Hall as the Committee Of Seventy accom-
port at that time. confidently turn TO you for
liberal contribution to our campaign fund Please
send the same TO j. Kennedy Tod the treasurer, or
TO any OF the undersigned:
J. PIERPONT MORGAN No. q Wal-st
I KENNEDY TOD No. IS Wall-st.
JAMES SPEYER. No II Broad-St.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, Grand Central sta
JOHN A. STEWART. No. Is Wal-st.
Holm CROSBY BROWN, No. 30 Wa-s,.
JOHN SLOANE. No Ssi Broadway.
WILLIAM r. DODGE No. y ClT-st
The Executive Committee OF the Committee Of
Fifty Will meet on Monday TO decide as 10 the man
ner in which the campaign fund viii be d in the
campaign. AT It's latest meeting, the committee dc-
cded that II would not undertake TO establish
HEADQUARTERS bat would seek 10 give all possible
aid 10 the political organizations which had nomi-
mated the fusion ticket. The Executive Committee
consists OF Charles Stewart smith chairman;
Charles s. FairchAd, fihu Root, William 5 Horn
hiower George l.. fiyes Cornelius " Bliss Seth
Low j Kennedy Tod. Woodbury. Langdon, Jacob
II Schir John Harsen RhOades. John Claim ana
Gustav II. fchwab.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
coaeEsHALHs .coLoRs SHOWN.

THE RENEGADE REPUBLICAN SENATOR PLACED
on THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Utica y. Y, oct Ex-senator Henry j. CosseSna'''
who is running as an Independent candidate lor
Senator in Oneida County. placed upon the
Democratic ticket to-day by the Executive ton-
mittee authorized to do by the DenocIauc
County Convention last week.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
THE OUTLOOK IN BROOKLYN.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ORGANIZED LINTON WILL.
SUPPORT WIEMAN-CLARENCE BARROW
TO SUCCEED MIR WURSTER AS

FIRE COMMISSIONER.

SUPPORT wIEMAN-CLARENcE BARROW
TO SUCCEED MIR WURsTER AS
FIRE COMMISSIONER.
The Republican Executive Committee of Kings
County met last night in the Johnston Building
BROOKLYN and by resolution constituted Itself a
campaign committee with Senator William II. Rey-
nods as chairman and Jesse Johnson chairman
Of the Finance Committee. Highly encouraging re-
ports were received from all parts of the city rela-
tive to the prospects of Republican success.
Edward +. Linton. the defeated candidate for the
Republican nomination In the 1Xth District yes
teriay set at rest the rumors about his running
as an independent Republican candidate by heartily
assuring Mr. Weman Of his support
Fire Commissioner Wursters mail yesterday con-
tained the following letter from the Rev DR. A. j..
+. Behrends:
13l Herkimer-st.. Brooklyn.
Ny Dear Mr.. Wurster: | presume you have been
overwhelmed with congratulations. | wish 10 add
placed the head OF the Republican
ticket And il adds not a little to my pride in my
German lineage-though am Of Holland birth 70
feel that Germans are doing much TO give Brook
lyn honest and abe administration.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Union League
Cub on Wednesday night the first rally Of the
campaign was he'd. Jackson Wallace presided. anl
several short speeches were made. Ex-senator
Charles Russell l. chairman OF the Campaign Com
rnittee and he cub. under mis- direction Will MAKE
Itself fc.t. Resolutions .ndorsing the nominations
and pledging the support OF the cub were passed.
Iugo Hirsh and Judge Wilmot VI. Smith. two Of
the three Republican candidates for the supreme
Cont bench received formal notice Of their nom-
nations Yesterday afternoon at Mr.. Hrsh's oflce
In the Jefferson Bulding
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriAs
When she was Chd, she cried for Cas'oria-
When she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA
When she had Children, she gavethem CassofA
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

DIR. PARKHIKST NUI KIAIJl 10 IHI|N.
The REV Dr. Parkhurst was not ready yesterday
TO talk as tothe stand which he VIII take in the fall
campaigr He had some conferences with men who
have been active in the work Of municipal reform
however and it was apparently believed by them
that he would support the fusion ticket II was
learned that DR. Parkhurst had arranged Tor mect-
ing OF the City Vigilance League. of which he Is the
president and II is expected that he will declare
himself az the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

except in the IIId Assembly District ""'
Russ was nominated
New-York tribune., 1895-10-11
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New-York tribune., 1895-10-11

GRIGGS BANNER UNFURLED AT HALEDON
The first banner unfoded in Passaic County bear
ing ihe name and portrait Of John ". Grggs. the
Republican candidate for Governor. flung 10
the breeze on Wednesday night at the village Of
Haledon. in Manchester township. a suburb Of
Paterson, amid blaze OF fireworks. cheers and
music. A crowded meeting then held in Guild