New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
CHICAGO WILL PAY UP.
BROUGHT TIP WITH SHARP TURN. THE PROM
IsED MONEY FOR THE DEMOCRATS Is

IsED MONEY FOR THE DEMOCRATS Is
.~ M... MADE GOOD.
Chicago. May s.-The Democratic National Con-
vention will be held In Chicago and at the Coliseum
in accordance with the original programme This
was the decision announced by National Chairman
Harf,ty tfis evening at the close Of the second
session or the special meeting OF the subcommittee
OF the Democratic National Committee.
The afternoon session OF the committee was given
I'D TO a conference with Treasurer Donnersberger
Judge Goodrich, Jacob W. Richards. r. W. Spang-
Ter and other members Of the local Finance Com
mittee. The conference was held behind closed
doors and at its conclusion Chairman Harrity said
that all the obligations under which the convention
had been voted 70 Chicago had been complied with.
The obligations in question provide that $4,000
should be placed to the credit Of the National Com
mlttee by this date and that $4,000 additional should
be forthcoming by the fourth day of July.
With the exception of Senator German every
member of the subcommittee reported at the Hotel
Wellington to-day. Even Chairman Wall, OF the
Wisconsin State Central Committee, who has been
at deaths door for months. came down from the
Cream City. His associates were Chairman Har-
rity. Colonel J. G. Prather. OF st. Louis; T. II.
Shirley of Louisville; Ben T. Cable. OF Illinois, and
j. S. Sheerin, OF Indiana. secretary. With these
were Mr. Canda. the architect, Of New-York and
John J. Martin, Of st. Louis. who selected as
eant-at-arms at the last meeting of the COM
mttee During the afternoon Messrs. Prather Shir-
lev and Martin visited the Coliseum and expressed
themselves as satisfied at the progress that rad
been made on structure. When the sub-com-
mtee reconyened and the conference with :he local
Finance Committee had been ended the SUBJ commit
tee went into executive session and appointed the
following committee:
On Press and Telegraph Accommodat tions and Fa-
clies-S p. Sheern, Logansport. Ind; L. C. Wall,
Milwaukee: John c. Prather. st. Louis.
on Decorations and Music-Thomas II. Shirley,
Inu,svlile. Ben r. Cable Chicago: y. G. Wal
lace, Washington. ID. C.
The latter was also selected as member of the
COMMITTEES on Arrangements. to succeed Senator
(;ormar of Maryland, who had informed the COM
mittee of his inability to serve. The committee ad-
sourned to meet again In this city May .. Snbse-
1ueniiy Chairman Harrity gave to the United Press
the following announcements:
M tickets OF admission to the convention will be
issued until July 6. Applications for press tickets
should be made to S. p. Sheerin chairman OF the
Subcommittee on Press and Telegraph Accommo-
dat.ons Logapspor Ind. Applications for appoint
ment as assistants TO the sergeant-at-arms door
Keepers pages, etc. should be made TO Colonel
John l. Martin. Of st. Louis Mo-.
THE interior arrangements OF the Coliseum will
be made under the supervision OF F. r.. Canda. OF
New-Yerk architect and engineer to the commit
tee assisted by Sergeantat-Arms Martin. with the
cooperation of the Committee on Decorations and
Music.
Chicago will be asked to furnish TRANSFORMATION
10 delegates and others at reduced rates The usual
practice has been grant round trip for one fare
Chairman Harrity leaves here IN the morning
for q weeks trip among the Northern lakcs The
remaining members Of the committee took trains
for home tonight.