New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUSEI
Baltimore. Nov. c-The campaign in Mary
land closed tonight with an immense meeting
OF Anti Machine Democrats In Music Hail.
Senator German and John f. Hurst, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, are both pros
trated from anxiety and nervous tension OF
their campaign labors
Additional evidence showing that big steais
have been made by the Democratic ring In tnis
city was published to-day The Machine man
ayers are desperate. and are preparing Tor ugly
work next Tuesday. the sailors poaruine
houses and dives" are crowded with strangers
brought here to vote on the thousands Oh pos"'
romes on the registration lists. Two thousand
business men have volunteered their serVi'e'
70 tho Reform League to guard the polling
booths on Election Day. From inside sources
Il ia learned that the Democratic managers re-
,oa ,b,s week over $3.50 900 from New-York and
PHILADELPHIA manufacturers and trusts. ms
,o, NEARLY $500 600 Cor Democratic machine
purposes Money was never more pientiui. me
,oroh,iobt parade last night cost over SzoVvo'
Tho aght has cost Mr. German alone N5ooo;
"Eree" Rasin the city boss, s25,O0O John ).
,tobor his chief lieutenant, $4,000. ana 'he
o,hor CIV Hall ring office-holders ana man
ayers over 100000 in the aggregate The "or
man man at Democratic headquarters VINO
rave the above figures to friend also sa'u
that in spite Of the poodle and the poi'''o"'
machinery. he was afraid it would be ifhpos-
s,ble to stop the Republican landslide
Chairman Wellington. of the Republican "'a.o
Committed when asked about the ou.ioon' '', 90.
From the best information can oo,ain, III, nIe yvn
look is all right ang oe as the r legislature Is
csrned we will have good majority II, ~ ga,nng a
o; m ih sn SENATE s At any rate there VIII be
majority In the Senate favora9ie 20 n eo and new
men ,9on o"I Law Senator Bruce, Democrat o. tne
lid legislative District Of BaitmSTs ey can be
ssrded mon to support reform legislation connp
the appointments Of reform GoVer"o'' anu
any n, s' Senate Comprises twentysix members ahH
fourteen constitute ma] S Give ho!dover SEN
ators Fourteen Senators are TO oe sec srteen 70
Republicans must elect eleven IN OF pretty large per
centase but hopeful that we can . eec senate
number r. id Se h dvd sS,' and
members in both parties wouiS unit situation arises
nibst Senator Bruce might be elected prssindein,i
Two Senator's are TO oe eis srsndeI baltimore,
m ayer ~" barron Frederick Hartford Kent Soms1
set washington, Howard. Queen Anne ana o.
citv and one from Washington. Anne Arunaeid
calvert Carroll Frederick. Harsord o he sec a,
fSls Year who. with the three hodover senators
would make thirteen Repubicansa n Howard
! County. -, ..,oor,tic Conn
Chairman Talbot Of the D.mocra'c C',"
mttee says they will carry sixteen OUT oi '"e
twantv-three counties and that the state ticker
will come to the city with good majority -No.
withstanding these claims Of the Denlocra u
| chairman It Is sad on good authority tha' wv, :,
| c"rn,an mon have given up the State ticket ana
are concentrating all their efforts 10 holu ma
iority in the Legislature and save the CITY uThs
| At to-night's meeting eX-GoVtrEor "i III
pInknev WHITES statement that the ufne IL Up
nortune for the reform of the Democratic organiz-
alton state and local. and it Is the imperative
- ~ every sincere Democrat young ana old'
70 unite In a manly. open effort TO reorgainHe
the Democracy OF the State and CITY, was up
w" ,1,,n,,. ornlauded Besides Ex-Governor
Whvte several other wel-krown Democrats mao
addresses to an audience which occupied every
inch OF space In the big structure il,e Nv,
haarad u,hen one of the speakers remarked that.
observation-disclosures the most determined efforts on
The mart Of Mr. German and his allies. PRESIDENT
cleveland and his Cabinet officers continued 70
Maintain a dense silence in regard to the poiti-
cal situation in Maryland