The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-27
Indiana Campaign Notes.

Hon D. V. Miller spoke at Carbon Friday
night. in place of Congressman farls' VINO
was taken Ill
Da,evilIe Republicans went to No.
SnbooIbouse Delaware county Friday
evening to hear Mayor Cromer, OF Muncle-
Friday night Senator Charles E. Shiveiey
ansnices of the Mckinley Cub at HasefS-
town.
five sneeches in Union county TINS Week,
opening at coilese vi iei '
evening.
Judge Gardiner at Mitchell last night ad-
dressed 1000 Republicans. many OF WHOM
came from Orleans and the surrounding
country. 49,
E,if+v frst-voters of Covington who viii
support Mckinley this fall have organlzeo
a flambeau club Nine-tenths or me nrst
voters of Fountain county are f'epupliof'iS'
The Hon. Eli Stansbury, of Williamsport.
addressed n large audience of farmers IN
the town hall at Fountain FRIDAY nlgnt.
Music was furnished by the CoVlhetoh
Glee Club.
A Kokomo Republican bicycle club was
organized Friday night. with eighty mem.
bers. Deck Moore was elected coIn1iahue5
and S. a. Pennington, {. X Mccain anu
d. B. Hatton captains.
The Hon Alvin B. Powell, of Montezuma
spoke to the Mckinley Club at the court
the vocal music. Joseph NJ Johns, attor-
ney, will speak before the club next FRIDAY
evening.
A rouSing Republican n1eeIlhg Was Helu
at the factory of the Creamery Package
Company in Portland, Friday night Al
bert Kruse, laborng man. ;, SPOKE, tro me
marched to the factory
Hon. W. D. owen addressed large audi
ence at cambridge yesterday. rms was
Mr.. Owens second visit to Futn asai county nt
ing. There are a number of sound-money
Democrats in northern Putnam
The Mckinley pole sawed down by Demo-
in TTflin Wy a
raised again yesterday. There was speech
by c. W. Stivers. of the Liberty Herald.
The Mckinley drum corps of Liberty was
there and a club was organized.
A Mckinley Veterans and Sons of Vet
Grams Club was organized Friday night in
Crawfordsville with three hundred mem
berS. The officers are: c. NJ. Travis, pres
ident; George Hults, vice president; w. Il.
Fry, secretary; Henry Perry, treasurer.
The Republicans of southeastern Indiana,
of Union and Franklin counties and Prebie
and Butler counties in Ohio will hold an
immense meeting at College Corner next
Saturday, Oct. 3. Mayor Caldwell. of Gin
cinnati, will be one of the principal speak
erS.
Ex-Congressman James T. Johnson. of
Rockville, addressed a big meeting at An
derson last night at the Armory, handling
the subject of coinage in mastery man
ner. Preceding his address a parade took
place. in which over 500 participated, not
withstanding the muddy streets.
The Republicans had grand rally at
MonteZuma Saturday. The Hon. w s.
Haggard. candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, made the principal address. During
the afternoon a flag pole was raised in
Blues grove. Delegations poured into
Montezuma, Rockville sending the McKin-
ley and Hobart Bicycle Club, of fifty MEM
bers, under command of Captain w. S. Lut-
ton.
The Noblesville Mckinley Club has rented
one of the largest rooms in that city for
campaign purposes. 1t is u yround-foor
room the public square and was opened
yesterday with flying colors. The speaking
was held the night before Orlando Click
of Kokomo, who recently deserted the Pop
ocratic party and is now doing all he can
for the Republican party, being the speak
err Senator Thomas L. Boyd also made
short speech.