Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-18
POLITICAL MENTION.
POpllislS Nominate Three Candidates
for Tho City Council.
WILL NAME 4 GENERAL TICKET.
Preparations 10 Attend the Blg Demo.
cratic Demonstration at Ogden
Tomorrow Night.

The Populis,s have not boon making
very much noise hereabouts during
tbs present campaign, but tasy have
been, they say, on "still hunt.d
Just how much game they will bag
before or upon election DAY Is matter
beyond tho ken Of the koonU., poll.
tlclan.
Last night they rao; In the dlflsren
precincts Of this city and no-inatt,
candids,Ss for the CITY Coaroil and
tomorrow night at !:sO they viii AZ.
tomble In tho Hesslch building .nd
put up general tioA"t. Mfr. Gray Of
ihe county committee said today tdai It
had not been learned at their hcadquat-
tors yet ~ 10 who had buon nominated
for ths councllmaDic ofilctrg. In 'ac,
he said he did no; expect to get poises.
sion oftuoh Information until the con.
vening " the city convention. Chc
NEWS man accordingly started
ont On hunt. But II was
by no means p,ll" or M
easy one aud At press time he had only
been able 10 10 run down the results In
tho following pTeciDcisi
COUNCIL NONISrss.
First Preolnct-II. ID. Carey, J. L..
EJmunds. john Bonnet.
Second--Dr. Mccoy, l.. s. white
head, - Oidsteiu.
Fouuh-EmmettC Cameron, IL. A.
Fer uson, William Burlelgb.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT OGDEN.
Local Dsmlcrats are making prepA.
rAtions Tor tue rally nj Ogden tomorrow
night and they announces that they
Will make up n train OF several hun.
dfed 10 participate In the Junction City
"hlOw.Out.n
Ogden Democrats are laying plans
for a big demo netration. A toTch-iight
procession, followed by n rally at tho
Grand Opera house, are among the
features. The speakers at the meeting
will bo Hons. John r. Caine, Il. IL.
Roberts and Chairman q. w. Powers.
Several Of the marching clubs from
this city will 10 up & take part In the
procession. The railroads have made
an open rate OF $3.50 from Salt Lake to
Ogden and return.
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION.
The Republicans Of this city will
rsiify their municipal ticket ON Tues
day night next, at which time they
will hold n big rally In tho Walker
Pavilion. The meeting will be- pre-
coded by q parade In which all Of the
local Republican clubs will participate.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Third precinct Democrats will hear
their party doctrine expounded In tho
Seventeenth ward schoolhouse tonight
by Judge Henderson and Mrs. Csine.
The scandinavian Republican club
will meet at the Social hall tonight.
Tue spenkors will bO ID. q. Eichnur,
l.. Dahlquist, Mrs. q. Il. Allen and
Andrew Winberg.
The much advertised political de.
bate between Lindell ana Durham,
the colorod orators on the question OF
Democracy against Ropublicanism
has been postponed from Tuesday night
until ths evening following on ac-
count Of the Democratic state conven-
ton.
Inc DthocThh OF tue EleNeDtn
ward were out In force las night.
Chairman OF the precinct, Hamm. pre-
sided, and campaign songs were rem.
defed by tho Il. II. Roberts glee club.
The speakers were Mayor BssEin,
Governor West anu NJ. Il. Mulvsy,
counoilmsuis candidate from that dis.
trici.
Glendlnning Marching Club No. .
was Orsapizsd last night Ia ths Fii.
tscnth ward with an enrolled membef-
ship OF teveuiy-hvc. Tine oilicers arc
~ follows: George ID. Dean, pref.
dent; Is. w. Rankin, secretary; J. w.
Wilson, treasurer; Jim Williams, first
lieutenant; Fred w. Price, second
lieutenant; IL. Nc Donalj, color bearer.