Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23
In Political Circles.

The liisn.A m-rlcaB Republicans an.
uoipgie n zig time at their meeting on
Friday tvening a=Nt IL this city.
Arthur Brown sui Judge ID. J.
Chadwick 70 TO Ogden this evening
10 address n Republican meeting
lhete.
Ex-Governor A. l.. Thomas will be
one Of the speakers nj the Republican
meeting at TsylOtsvills tomorrow,
Thursday, evening.
There will be big Republican
denomination In this city the Sstuf-
day night preceding the election. At
rausemonts are being made toward
that ond.
The Fourth precinct Republicans, at
the Eighteenth ward school hOuto on
Monday, Oct. 2sih, will listen 90 J.
NJ. Tanner. Glen Miller anu Edna L..
Smith.
Precinct WOmon's club will be nelI
at 2G9 west Flrst North street
tonight. Messts. a. T.. DOTumus aud
Arthur Psrsons will apssk.
At the burlington school house the
Fourth Precinct Wumeu's Republican
pluD viii hold it, regular weekly meet
ing ou Thurs lay, OCT. 2iin At 3 y. m.
There will be good speakers and music
In Attendance.
The Lincoln club, tho Second pre-.
clnot Republican Organization, will
hold a rally ia Independence hall on
Friday evening. The speakers on tho
occasion will include Mr.. Il. IA. Costi-
gan anu Judge Gso.W. Meyer.
Asa preface to tho merllng Ia the
Thratsr last evening, the Democrats
formed IN line Ia front OF tbsiT head
| quzrtsts, and, armed with torches and
banners. pathded the principal streets.
Banners were carried bearing party
inscriptions and music was furnished
by bras, bands and drum corps.
A Republican rally will DO held IN
the Sixth ward assembly hall tomor.
row. Thursday, evening, Commissioning
at = o'clock. The Heber NJ. Wells
drum corps will be present, and Judge
Chad wick, Prof. Tanner and other
well known speakers will address the
meeting ON the political Issues Of tue
day.
James Glendinnlng, candidate for
mayor on the Republican ticket, Ia
oohfined to his boi by sS1ere attack
OF iliness. Last evening fears OF a
serious character were entertained,
but today his condition IL reported as
materially improved, and II ID expected
that with a few days favorable progress
hs will DO again able 10 leave his room.
On Friday evening The Scandinavian
| Republicans will hold rally In the
Social Hall. Mrs. Edna IL. Smith will
| be one OF tho speakers MI. Glen
| DINING, Republican candidate tor
| mayor, was 10 have been another,
but hi. illness will prevent. A
number Of other prominent Republic
ans will make addresses. Good music
will be furnished In the form OF duets,
qu Rrtets, etc.
The Republican city campaign was
formally opened last night ut Walkers
pavilion In large and enthusiastic
meeting. Previous TO tbs meeting
there WIS n parade tue course OF which
was down State street 10 Third South,
thence 10 West Temple, thence to
SECOND South and then 10 the pavilion.
The parade c0ntistod OF long lineb oil
1 I
| Oquirrh Flambenu club anu citizens In
nafria Ses, all OF which were headed by
q portion OF the Denhslter band. AT.
Tlylng Mt the Walker pavilion the
| place was soon crow No.. with spectators
Vho listened attelliycly 10 addresses
ny Hon. q. 5. VA y, d. Ii. Wsngsr,
ID. 4. Emery, J. II. Lawson. George
Buckle, h.. NJ. LsPfOhou, Il. III,
Oallistur, j. q. Sandberg, w. III.
Taylor, Andrew Parsons, George
Romney, J. ]. Stewart, h. \, Wauon
and Chris Dlehl. Mr.. q. 3. Holmes
read u written address 10 the meeting
from Mr. James Glendinnlng, who
wss unable 20 be present on account vi
Illness. At late hour, and altsr u
rouslng mestlng the participants Si-
| lournei for home