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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
EFFORTS FOR DEMOCRATIC HARMON
NO SUCCESS YET IN SECURING UNION on LEGS
LATIVE CANDIDATES


LATIVE CANDIDATES.
Senators Hill and Murphy. with Chairman Hnkley
and a committee of nine. appointed by the Demo-
cratic State Committee Tuesday night. worked
oil day yesterday and far into last night to bring
about union OF the Tammany and State Democ-
racy on legislative candidates in this city, and a
similar union between the regulars and the Shepard
ties in Kings County. About midnight they gave 1t
ND and adjourned until to-day at p.
Perry Belmont chairman Of the harmony com
mttee James j. Martin and Thomas F. Grady rep
resented Tammany Hall before the harmony maxi
ers; Colonel G. Monroe and Henry De Forest
Baldwin appeared for the State Democracy and A.
A. Healey ana s. p. Sturgis represented the Kings
County elements
Mr. Hill yesterday issued long interview in re a.
tion Harmony" in which he pretended 10 think
that II was practically assured but nobody e.se
conversant with the condition OF things in New
York and brooklyn expected much from the har-
nionizers efforts The State Democracys terms
were the withdrawal OF all the legislative candi-
dates and the nomination of new set third Of
whom should be members OF the Grace faction.
Some of the Tammsny men protessed to favor the
scheme but as already said. II had made no head
way up TO adjournment at midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS PETITION.

Albany. Oct 16-The Independent Citizens organ
izaton to-day filed certificate indorsng 'he Demo-
cratic State ticket by petition. The psuuon was
filed with the Secretary OF State by Martin J. Cof-
few OF New-York. The organization was formed in
New-York, and 1t has also Endorsed the Tammany
Hall candidates on the county ticket 1t has adopt
ed a sunburst as the party emblem. The petition
embraces $500 names. Mr.. Cofeey said tnat me
organization would nominate its own candidates for
The senate and Assembly in New-York. and would
elect at least two Assemblymeh. counting ue
XXXIVth Assembly District as sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
HOBART KRuM ADDRESSES THE VOTERS

Amsterdam, n. Y, Oct. is (SpeciaD--A reception
was rendered Hobart Krum. the Republican norn-
nee for Senator in the XXVIIth District at the
Hotel Warner In this city tonight Mr. Krum de-
ivered an address from the balcony Of the hotel
In which he clearly defined the issues OF the cam
paign. He repeatedly applauded. Many OF the
leading Republicans Of Montgomery County were
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
NOMINATIONS DECLINED.

Albany oct. ID Warren Greene and John A.
Taylor, the nominees Of the Democratic Party he-
form Organization for the Supreme Court In the
Second Judicial District, have declined, and the
committee Amounted to hll vacancies has named
James w. Covert and Wilmot NJ. Smith In their
The declination Of Lawrence j. McParln as The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

o,ar,ers at the Morton House. Paror b, Fourteenth
ST. and Broadway. -, =, ,,,o, At tho Repub-
H. - "e i,bhovsa to.morrow evening at CLOCK ~
receive formally from the House Somm,''fs rr' 1n
renovated clubhouse Aom MI NOV " '"'
Edward DunPhy s has !. w not Candidate for
inst,ceshin in the City Court, or for any otne'
nuhiic Once and would not accept nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
MR. wIrRsTER SPEAKS IN THE EASTERN
DISTRICT

The German Frederick W. Wurster Campaign
Club of the Eastern District, Brooklyn held
rousing mass-meeting last night In Reunion Hail.
IN W,oughby-ave. The hall packed with the
cerman citizens and business men, and at every
mention OF the name OF the Mayoralty candidate the
applause was almost deafening large portrait
handsomely framed. OF Mr.. Wurster. draped with
the American flag, stood on the platform rev
minutes after s O'Clock the president OF the club
Louis Beer. called the meeting to order, ana AFTER
a brief speech Henry Roth offered resolution in
dorsing the Republican nomination; Mr. Wurster
made a stirring speech, and was followed by D ~
Saenger president OF the United German Singers or
Brooklyn, who addressed the meeting In German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
REPORTING PROGRESS IN NEw-JERsEY.

Trenton. ~ j.. oct. 1.-THE Republican State
Executive Committee met here to-day to confer
with the charmen OF the several county commit
tees regarding the progress OF the campaign Ine
meeting was held behind closed doors. After ad-
iournment Chairman Franklin Murphy announced
that reports had been received from every county
in the State, and that they were uniformly en-
couraging The committee were entertained at the
rooms OF the Young Mems Republican Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
FOUND A CANDIDATE AT LAST.

Kingston, n. Y, Oct. l6 (SpeciaD-Ahother caho.-
date has been found for the Assembly in the u
s,er County District by the Democrats, in place OF
Davis Winnie who declined. Irwin Ronk young
man connected with THE Saugerfies POST mas
consented to the use OF his name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
. "WAIK- OVER" FOR REPUBLICANS.

jamestown, n. Y, Oct 10 (Speciap-o"ihg 10
the failure Of the Chautauqua County Democratic
ponulist and Prohbitonist committees TO file GER
,iacates of nomination for county offices, and for
the I'D Assembly District, with the County Clerk
the Republican ticket Is alone In tho Held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
YOUNG THURMAN REPUDIATED.

Columbus, Ohio. Oct 1.-THE Thurman Demo-
cratic Club Of which Allen w. Thurman Is men,
ber adopted a resolution last night severely con-
demning the of the free silver men in the
Democratic party now being led by Thurman. Thur
man was not present. Inc vote was UNANIMOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

accord with the plans of the Democracy. Chair.
man Kurtz received a telegram from Senator j..
c. Burrows Of Kalamazoo, tonight Offering 10
has been assigned to speak at Youngstown on
October %; Canton, the home of MCKINLEY october
that the Republicans will import some one TO
counterfeit the influence OF Senator Hill. who
speaks at Lima. Senator Brlce's city, OCTOBER ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
SENATOR CANTOR RENOMINATED.

HIS NAME SUBSTITUTED FOR THAT OF JOHN
NORTON IN THE XXTH.
The Tammany Hall Nominating Committee Of the
XXth Senate District met at the Algonquin Club,
No. 227 East Eighty fourth-st, at $50 o'clock last
night and by unanimous vote decided TO substitute
the name OF Senator Jacob A. Cantor in place of
John Morton. who was nominated as a compromise
candidate for Senator after the deadlock in the con-
venteh which lasted three days last week was
broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
sALINGER FOR SENATOR.
HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS HOLD
THEIR CONVENTIONS.
FULL LIST OF ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES Nance
NOTES FROM THE FIELD OF NEW

FULL LIST OF ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES NAMED
NOTES FROM THE FIELD OF NEW
JERSEY POLITICS
Hudson County. NJ J.. Republicans held a conven-
tion at Kesslers Hall, Centra,-ave. Jersey CITY,
Yesterday The convention was an enthusiastic
one and was held to nominate a candidate for
state Senator and eleven candidates for the AZ.
sembly 1t was after o'clock before Edward W.
Woolley, chairman OF the County Republican COM
mittee, called the convention 10 oroer anu SCI
tary John J. Erwin read the call. Wheh the 's'
was called 20i the total number elected respohneo
This done Mr. Woolley and Secretary Erwin were
unanimously elected temporary chairman ana Sec
rotary The temporary chairman appointed com
mttee on resolutions, consisting or one me'"pe'
from each OF the eleven districts, and a simna,
Committee on Credentials and Organization "hch
this had been done a recess was taken 10 ehao'e
the committees to prepare their reports
After reassembling. John Il. Virgins. OF hoDokeh.
was unanimously elected permanent chairman anu
John l. Erwin continued secretary. In accept
ing the honor Mr.. Virgins paid glowing u'o"le ~
John w. Griggs, the Republican CANDIDATE ior uo'
ernor At the mention of the name OF Mr.. Hrisss
the delegates cheered to the echo. At the request
of the chairman ex-Judge r. Is. Seymour maue d
short speech in which he predicted the eiec''o Vi
ex-senator Griggs by handsome majority.
The platform adopted Endorsed the action OF 'he
last Legislature In exposing the many irauos per
petrated by Democrats when they controhed 'he
State and pledged the support or the cohVehto" W
ex-senator Griggs. The platform demanded equa'
taxaton a reduction Of ferriage, and that the coh-
troll of the watersheds should be vested IN state
Board of Commissioners" 1t also condemned Al
exander r. McGill for accepting nomination. io
Governor while filing The high judicial ONCE u
Chancellor. and not resgning that office after De-
ing nominated. ~ .. ,uo,,sd nv the
nominations. Max Sahhger d avg" a. Senat tor
Assembly man. nominated for state sena.or
nv p " Woolley and Incorporation Attorney
James s. Erwin was nominated by Louis +, Hen ne
mier Mr. Salinger received l5S votes ana MT "a
win 49, The nomination Of Mr. Salinger was "aue
unanimous. ,..s rar. Ereder-
lex E. chamberlain Is District J James f1d pT Dis
trict. Rober; McAndrews WITH District; Char.e5 n
King With District Frank T. Lockwood e Na,h p'J-
trict: William " like With District; FredercK -
stuhr With District Charles Tayl95 5 ia and
Thomas Adcorn XIth District After me h NOM cnn
vsntIon and predicted Republican victory IN
November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Boston, Oc.. l6-Harvey \. Shepard OF Boston,
was nominate d at Newburyport to-day by the DEM
ocratic District Committee candidate for Con-
gress in the With District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

SYRACUSE ~ Y. oct. l6.-E. A. Powell VINO was
nominated for Mayor to I'LL the place on inc o'''
zens' ticket left vacant by the refusal OF eA-|on
gresham James J. Belden to run. has also uG
cllned The Citizens party this Afternoon nun,
mated Charles @. Baldwin for Mayor. ana seie0'e"
as their emblem a safe guarded by puiiooe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS

There were no complaints OF poor business yes
terday from the propretors OF the leading hotels.
These hostelries we're all comfortably filled With
guests and many of the arrivals engaged apart
nnents for long perods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
ENTERPRISE De VENTES EN- ITALIE dtay)
OF q. SAMBON,
MILAN. 81 COrsO Victor Emanuel, 81 MILAN.

On the I4th OF November. 1897 and following day. will
be sold by auction In Milan. 81 corso Victor Emanuel
the magnificent and well-known Collection
SCARPA.
Pictures Of the celebrated Italian Artists OF tho
XVIII and XVIII centuries
For catalogues and information address LYMAN d.
MORSE. Advertising Agent. IS Park Row. New-York or
by letter to q. SAMBoN ESQ, 81 corso Victor Emanuel
MILAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
WORK IN OTHER PLACES.


The Union County Republicans are preparing for
a vigorous and aggressive campaign to be waged
from now until Election Day. The County Conven-
ton will be held next Tuesday, at Elizabeth for
the nomination of three Assemblymen and two Cor
oners, and In the evening ratincation meeting VIII
be held in the Lyceum Theatre beginning at
o'clock John w. Griggs. the nominee for Gov
ernor will the first speaker and will be followed
by John S. Gibson, Controller of Newark. and Sen
ator Foster NJ Voorhees,. Mr.. Griggs will 20 from
Elizabeth to Painheld and speak there in conjunction
with Roswell G. Horn and others.
A big meeting will be held at Railway on october
2S and Roswell G. Horr with Senator Voorhees,. Will
be the chief speakers.
The total registry in Essex County, completed yes
terday. is s456. against 7lsis last The reg
istry in Newark Is 4l.s5. In November last year it
all in Newark and is due to the new registratioG
law applying only to cities Of 1000 population AM
affdavit Of registry for person who is unable to
appear personally In East Orange Montcair AMI
large registry and an increase over last year The
decrease in Newark Is sl9S Tn. least decrease is
The Republicans OF Passaic County IN Paterson
Yesterday nominated their ticket as follows ' Sur
sembymen James RSbesstson OF Paterson 1ohn
and Henry Glenhill. Of Paterson
Tuesday was the last day for registration in New
Jersey this fall. The total registration In Jersey
City Is 81 3ss The total vote year ago was 81 ,233
The registration then was about 10000 The falling
off is attributed TO the new law requiring personal
registration. Chief OF Police Murphy says II Is an
evidence OF fraudulent registration In the preceding
campaigns.
DEMOCRATS AFRAID OF JOINT DEBATE
Columbus. Ohio. Oct. IS (SpecaD.-It Is hardly
probable that the Democratic State chairman Will
accept either the challenge OF Chairman Doty Of
the Finance Committee. or that OF Ex-Governor
Foraker These gentlemen have expressed a de-
sire to meet Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Brice In joint
debate. The Democratic stumpers have so dis
torted the figures State finances that the Re
| publican speakers want chance to refute them
! from the same nlatform b"' that method does not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

Mrs. W. q. Bowdoin. Balti-
more.
A. &. Mason, Baltimore.
VI. u. FOllansbee. Chicago.
f. Wood & wife. New Bed
ford.
+. w. Bach, Helena.
{. +. StevensAP Philadelphia.
.. II. Horton, ST. John,
y. y.
G. +. Lane 4 wife, Chi
cagO.
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For Indigestion
H.. uursfOrd's Acid Phosphate

DIR W " Gardner springfield, Mass. saysj, n,sas-
A. ss an excellent preventive ~ INDIGESTION any ats
AN; acIda!atod drink when properly diluted WV"
and sweetensd."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
MARLBOROUGH.

J. II. Stewart. Cold SPRING.
Harbor.
4. W. Paul. Boston.
G. Maitland. Detroit.
W. II. Mullins. Salem. o.
Z. y. Pearson. Denver.
{. b. Morton. Boston.
r. 3. Haberle. Syracuse.
Miss J. Haberle. Syracuse.
a. r.. Mosisr, Chicago.
y. :. Sharp. Atlanta.
J. A. Johnston. ST. Jo-
seph. No.
NETHERLAND.
r. r. Hit Il family. WASH
ington.
ID. T. Ellis. Cleveland.
c. yerkes & family. chi
cagO.
Colonel A. n. Belo * wife.
Houston. Tex.
NJ. Kern ochan 4 wife. New
York.
NORMANDIE.
+. -. Hagar. Boston.
{. W. Driscoll 4 wife. Hart
w. II. Chaplin. Springfield.
Mass.
j. b. Carr. Wilkesbarre.
II. j. Biidle. Portland. ore
+. W. Broome & wife. Tren-
ton
L. b. Bates. Pi,tsburg.
Mrs. ". B. Fitch. Kingston.
r. II. Fitch. Kingston.
PARK AVENUE.
c. \. Cooke. Boston.
$. o. Benton. Providence
DR.. G. A. Thigpen. Mont
gomery. Ala.
W. II. Graves & wife. Ben
nington. VI.
w. :. Turnbuil. Rome. Ga.
The Rev. Or. u. Sunderland.
Washington.
T.. y. sumner. Worcester.
|. +. Wood. Westerly. r. l.
J. Gallagher. New-Haven.
II. c. Dexter. Black River.
/ y. Y.
ST. JAMES.
W. l.. Clspp. Memphis
@. +. Fee. Cincinnati
A. 7. Crane n wife. Phils.
delDhia.
W. II. Meredith & wife
Halifax.
/ c. i. Morrison. Boston.
:. s. Whitehead. Troy.
NJ. NJ. Morris. Washington
j. II. Logan. Pittsbufg
STrRTEVANT.
W. W. Searle. Troy
W. +. Ray 4 wife. Baiu-
more.
II. II. Ripley. Boston.
q. W. pease. Pi,tsheld.
Mass.
/ !. O. Patton. Boston.
! &. IA. Stanley. Boston.
+. \. Ezekiel. Richmond
/ Va.
W. T.. Ash. LINN.
Mrs. -. =. Bowers. Phila
dclphia.
r. G. Richmond. Philacel'
phia.
VENDOME.
b. II. Conrad. Boston.
C.. A. Cook. Boston.
VI. A. Hellbrun. Boston.
II. l.. Richard X wife. Bos'
ton.
IS. c. Metzger & wife. Hart
ford.
A. b. Brown 4 wife. New
4 Haven.
Il. w. Pfeiner & VITA
Greenwich. Conn.
II. NJ. Ulman. W.llismspor
Penn.
:. l.. Hollis,er. Albany.
WESTMINSTER.
II. u. Dwyer. Boston.
lr. y. Griffin. Boston.
u. II. Beale. Boston.
e. y. Damon. Boston. -.
lR. n. Kinkslaer. CLEVELAND
~. Gray Pittsburg
&C. :. Holmes, Iansingpu's
~. Norton. Scranton.
~. X. King. Norfolk. va
r. Behrens. Havana.
h. r. Newell. Providence,
Mrs. w. =. Donald. Norio'~
Va. IN n
Lieutenant and Mrs r. -
Traut, West Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

fact that Bob Davis. Paddy" ONeill Dennis
Wcf aughln Teddy Carroll, Gottleo Waipaum
MA AiTan l. McDermott are working in harmony
FOR the election of Alexander T. McGil peopie say
tbat the anxiety of these leaders TO see MT McDii
elected is worth bordering over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
DOM MERY
L "SEC"
CHAMPAGNE NATURE YIN Bru1.
"SELECTED for the Banquet
in Bordeaux given to the
PRESIDENT of the FRENCH
REPUBLIC"
N. Y. TRIBUNE.
no Dim IN PLACE OF BELDEN.

% ndIdate for Attorney-Ge on the feoPle
ticket was filed with the Secretary OF state to-uaS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

CInh has it's headquarters at No; 81 Coles-st'
Jersey CITY. The members Of the club are all en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

The Wanser (Colored) Republican Cup mas .
membership OF more than two hundred voter
tn club has Endorsed the nomination OF Jonn
6,riees for Governor, and viii! take an active pal
in his election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17


ALBEMARLE.
r. McCurdy Il wife. Morris
town.
J. c. Mcdowell. Pittsburg.
J. z. Palmer. Toronto.
A. l.. Danlelson, Providence.
]. J. Storrow & wife. Chi
cagO.
r. Il. Dunn, s.. Paul.
T. L. Brown. Boston.
$. 5. Wheeler. Lima. Ohio.
ASTOR.
F. B. Lawton. Providence
J. d. Moon, Charlottesville.
Va.
w II. Broadhead, Flint
Mich.
". Church. Washington.
G. W. Dresser. Boston.
+. l.. Miner. Chicago.
K. o. Rankin & wife. New
Orleans.
A. Z. Jenkins, Cleveland.
y. {. FentOn. Baltimore.
b. c. Crandan. North At
tleboro.
Z. Willets. Washington.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
J. T.. Anderson & wife. Bos-
ton.
{. u. Clark, Peoria. III.
A. W. Croft. Toronto.
J. L. Dismutes. Nashville.
c. y. Welch. Riving;on. W.
]. ID. Price * family. Or
mond. Fla.
W. VI. Jameson. Cleveland
J. II. McAden, Charlotte
y. c.
r. Lamont. Scotland.
b. S. Phillips. Aspen. Co.
L. W Wilson & wife, New
Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

THE JAMES r. HOWE CLUB AT WORK.
The James r. Howe Republican Club OF the
Thirteenth Ward, of Brooklyn, whose Standard
bearer Is Congressman Howe, at meeting lues-
dav night adopted the following resolution
posoIvad That We the members OF the James Il.
Howe Republican Club heartily ndorse the entire
Republican ticket and that each and every one Oh
ne make a determined effort to work at the COM
ing election the success Of the whole tcke' a,a
thst copy of this resolution be forwarded TO The
Brooklyn Times. . xDr,,r ns,aor,
(Signed) j. Il. LlDDLE, fresiueht'
H. j. BUTLER, Secretary
The club has a large membership and expects to
do good work during the campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17

J. Irving Burns. the Republican candidate Tor the
Senate in the XXIId District. Westchester county,
Is doing his best 10 secure victory lot MS Pa'''
as well as for himself He has the reputation or
being ALWAYS a ard-working. loyal Republican. His
hosts of friends and his political success are IN a
measure due 10 that fact. In every pubic posl'ioh
he has occupied he has made credtabie record
He has served as Alderman. school trustee ana sew
eral terms In the Assembly. and always won the re-
snec, of his associates Last winter he supported
md voied for all reform measures, though he ala
nm foul of the Civil Service sentiment OF the stare
In irving 10 help the party. lie deserves the uhien
support of his party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
BUCKINGHAM

Miss NJ. Houghton. North
Adams.
]. NJ. Chapman. Morristown.
X. Goodman. LenOx.
Miss NJ. clyde. Philadelphia.
l.. +. Clyde. Philadelphia.
". Angus x wife. Hartford
Miss J. Angus. Hartford.
Miss l. Angus. Hartford.
GlLSEY.
General G. 5. Batcheler.
Saratoga Springs.
DIR. c. !. Lindley. Lake
wood.
c. Parrish. Wilkesbarre.
:. u. Coykendall. RondOut.
n. Y.
]. II. Morse. Hartford.
=. J. Schermerhorn A. wife,
schenectady.
u. Z. Whitney, Bradford.
Penn.
W. Hastings. Wilmington.
J. =. Dickson. scranton.
!. +. White 4 wife. Elmira.
j. NJ. Odell. Concord. y. c.
GRAND UNION.
q. II. Watkins. Boston.
l.. l.. Parsons. Boston.
W. i. Swan. Boston.
1 J. X. Powers. st. Paul.
j. =. Sharer. Little Falls.
G. Roepell. London.
e. Holland. Tunbridge
Wells.
Or. Merck. Munich.
NJ. l.. Woolsey & wife.
Louisville.
W. l.. Remington. Roches-
ter.
L. o. Smith. Easton.
GRAND.
r. T.. Bernard. Troy.
G.. Il. Evans. Philadelphia.
/ +. J. McTighe. Binghamton.
r. G. Glenn. Richmond. Va.
q. r. Finch. Glens Falls.
W. \. Boyd. Washington.
Miss L. :. Farr. Montreal.
w. Il. Haven. Cleveland.
f. a. Walsh. Chicago.
J. G. Forbes. Ithaca
L. l.. Foster. Chicago.
HOFFMAN.
II. c. Adams a wife. Chi
cago.
r. q. Dawson. Boston.
| I. II. C1afiin. Boston.
r. II. Farrar. New-Orleans.
n. Reilly 4 wife. Albany.
X. II. White. Boston.
Mrs. ID. Il. Hibbard, Boston
| r. NJ. Evans. Philadelphia.
". \. Easter. Baltimore.
HOLLAND,
+. Randolph. Chicago.
X. II. Johnson. Columbus, u
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BRUNSWICK.

K. ". Green. Cairo. y. Y.
J. :. Clarke, Philadelphia.
II. W. Clarke. ST. Louis.
Mrs. II. J. c. Walker. phlla-
delphia.
II. e. Duryea, Red Bank,
y. J.
J. :. Smith. Edinburgh.
W. A. Mcintyre. Montreal.
T.. Stewart. Montreal.
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SUEPARDITES FIRE THEIR FIRST GUN

sHEPARpITES FIRE THEIR FIRST GUN
,,, sbanard Democrats were out in force at
their opening campaign rally at the Criterion Inc
atre last night. Before o'clock the house was
crowded with people. large number OF whon
were women. Incorporation Counsel Johh a.
Taylor presided and made a speech lie was io'.
lowed by ex-secretary Charles ). Farchid, oi
New-york; Charles J. Patterson and Edward NJ
sbe,ard The latter was greeted with great APP
pause Mr. Shepard said that his party STOOD LOT
good government first and last. He admonlshen
his friends against voting for either Wurster OF
L., fnr fear Of their vote not counting for any
thing He said every vote meant a good deal wheh
cast for principle. s.rora
Charles J. Patterson made particularly strong
speech one OF his points was wonderment rela-
,iva n what Mr. Circuit thought OF ex-senator
Wccarrsn and Michael Joseph Coffey this year he
being unusually bitter against them two years
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
HOLLAND,

+. Randolph. Chicago. lie
X. II. Johnson, Columbus, o.. I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18
Sensational Divorce Case,

A sensational divorce case is ex-
pected to come up at the next session
of the district court. in which is CON
cerned prominent rancher of this
county, his wife ana their fifteen
years old adopted daughter. The
wife claims. that the daughter has
alienated her husbands affections.
and wants divorce and division of
property. The husband says he is
willing for her to have q divorce, but
denies his wife's charges, and claims
that he is the injured one; that dur.
ing their eight years of married life
she has broken several hundred DOL.
lars worth Of crockery over his head
at times when in warlile mood, and
otherwise made life to him burden
and marriage u flat failure. All of
the parties concerned are at present
in Winnemucca, and much excite
ment and amusement was occasioned
yesterday by the efforts of a near rel