The record-union., 1896-10-16
TO-MORROW'S Big MEETING.
Congressman johnson Will Speak at the
New Pavilion.
Hundreds Coming From Abroad
BoutelIe of Maine Tuesday
Evening.

The demonstration to be held in this
city tomorrow night in honor OF Con-
gresham Grove L. Johnson and the
Republican County candidates VIII. pe
the greatest thing Of the kind ever VII
messed here.
Arrangements for the monster parade
are now nearly completed All the
clubs of this city and surrounding
towns in the county will participate,
and in addition thereto large delega-
tions are coming from outside places in
Mr.. Johnsons district to show how
deeply Republicans are interested In
his success
Special trains will be run into the city
from Marysville, Auburn and FOLSOM
Excursion rates will be charged, and
it is expected large crowds from the
towns named and those along the route
will take advantage thereof.
The train from MarySville will leave
at 6 o'clock p. M, and arrive at I:oO;
that from Auburn will leave at $50
D. M, and arrive in the city at 600.
while that from Folsom will leave at
z o'clock, arriving at 7:45. All trains
will start on the return trip at 1850
p. m.
1t need not be a surprise if there
should be close on 5000 men in the
parade. All the local clubs are very
enthusiastic over the affair and inn
patient for the drumbeats to an
HCunce that the procession had got un-
der way.
Mr.. Johnson will speak at the State
Exposition building at Fifteenth and M
streets, which is capable of accom-
modating many thousand people.
BOUTELLE OF MAINE.
The Republicans of Sacramento are
greatly pleased at the announcement
that Congressman Boutelle of Maine
will be here to address the people on
the issues of the campaign on Tuesday
night next.
Mr.. Boutelle is recognized as one of
the ablest men of the nation, and every
one will want to hear him
CLUB MEETING.
The Machine, Copper and Pipe Shop
Sound Money Club met at S15 street
on Wednesday evening, Pesident D. S.
Watkins presiding. The club was ad
dressed by Hon. F. r. Dray on PRO
lection to American Labor His
speech was listened to with attention
and frequently applauded.
MOYNAHAN'S CANVASS.
D. ]. Moynahan, the independent can
6idate for State Senator, is making a
vigorous canvass Of the county. He is
rattling good talker and attracts
large audiences.
On Wednesday night he spoke at
Florin, where he had a good meeting,
and tonight he will address the people
of this city at Tenth and K streets.
Moynahan is a man who says just what
he thinks, and in very pointed lam
guage.
OAK PARK SILVERITES.
At a meeting of the Oak Park Silver
Club on Wednesday evening addresses
were made by Hon. E. =. McCabe,
Peter J. Shields and w. r. Crawford of
Los Angeles.
AT PERKINS.
The Republican County candidates
held a meeting at Perkins last night,
where they addressed an audience OF
several hundred people.
p. H. Murphy presided. H. S. Warren
was Vice-President, and Elmer Nc
Mullen Secretary. The village was dec
Grated with colored lanterns and flags,
and bonfires blazed in the street.
Speeches We're made by Judge A. P.
Prusie, w. z. Lovdal and Supervisor
William Curtis.
Tonight the candidates will hold a
meeting at Oak Park.
OLD VETERANS.
A meeting of the Army and Navy
League Mckinley Club was held at
headquarters at S15 street last even
ing. Lieutenant Colonel J. S. Jones pre-
sided, and NJ. NJ. Glenn acted as Secre-
tary. The Committee on Membership
reported that there were on the roll 2O4
names, as against 11S at the last meet
ing.
1T was determined to turn out and
march in the parade, not only on Sat
urday evening, but also on Tuesday
evening, when Congressman Boutelle
Will occupy the platform. The club will
be supplied with appropriate banners
and badges, and will meet and form
at headquarters at o'clock p. m.
After the close of the business portion
OF the meeting the club was addressed
by Scott f. Ennis, candidate for the
Legislature, who held his audience for
considerable space of time in a mas
terful arraignment of the political is
sues. Mr.. Ennis was warmly received
and applauded by the old soldiers.
]. S. Easterbrook, an old soldier, then
made a stirring speech. which greatly
enthused the veterans. and the speak
IL g was concluded with some very for
chile remarks by Emmet Phillips
y. n. Denton of the Ninth Ward Nc
Kinley Club invited the Army and
Navy League to attend a reception to
be given on the 30th to the county can
didates at Union Hall, Twentieth and
9 streets, and the invitation was ac-
cepted.
BRYAN AND SILVER.
The Bryan and Sewall Silver Club
held a meeting at the Democratic head
quarters at SIS X street last evening.
snd after the routine business had been
transacted Gillis Doty, candidate for
the Senate, delivered an address There
vas a good attendance.
DesmOnd's CaptOr.
1t was Constable w. NJ. Harmes of