The sun., 1896-08-17
HANNA HERE ON TUESDAY.
NE REPORTS n BREAK IN THE
BRTAN Room our WEST.


Ns,,hsr <,ihb, or New York nor Kerens of
Raissouri to ne o. the National Exseu-
tive Comnutee - Finns Aioo' i
General T"rn'nE Do"n o' ~e"'
The Hon. Napoleon Bonaparte Scott, Hepub-
lican National Committeeman for West VII
Rinia, was on guard At Republican SauonA
Headquarters yesterday. He was the active
man Of the concern.
He was fortunate In that he received from the
Hon. Mark A. Hanna at Cleveland Information
TO the effect that Mr.. Hanna will be IN this city
on Tuesday, and that he has already observed
4, ,s.. wa.,.rn s,s,.."
49,, W 80, =, -. ,t..,. ,-,,,,or o,.r tho
Ihere mas oeen some ittie HiStou 80 ~ ~
selection of tho ninth member of the Republic
49,, -, a. r., r,-on,r...cond s,rrot
ktniey League IN East IWenty.seeonu S,'s 49,
Gibbs IN. Renpbl,c,n National Committeeman
.' w -. go ..a -s.aIi.d ,h,, Mr. GIbh.
wns officially read out of the Republican party
by the Republican State Committee in 1900.
Tho State CLUB In East Twenty -seconu stteee
dominated By Mr.. Milhoiland. sent out this At.
a'r Over pr ne.k atI az "A, cb.,rr,.r oS
oy "a'son DefFS vi o'eu"'"' no '"e' ' '
secret meeting.
Berry 1. friendly to Milholland. but as he is
,.,,a.s .,.,,.s .,,,s.n n. ,,i,h, tick
inclined to be spirited citizen no might KICK
which his signature appears and which he did
No, sion are ..nt m, w,thont hi. consent
NJ. e'kn "'o sen' out " "''-4ou' ms ~
Mr. Hanna and other Republican campaign
era however did NOT think IL wise to appoint
a. r,,. s,a,h .,,har -, ~. -
mr. "ioos 10 DC '"e h'h'n ineunoe' u ,uo
utive Committee. and the Hon. Richard L.
Kerens Of Missouri was favoraby mentioned
-,..a h ,ta ,.,o,,
ior 'pe p'ace W MS menus
AS soon as this became known the Hon.
80, -, - .-.,.,, .,.,,,, A., v,.
ir'ehus sent w p.o,eo' "Sa'n'' VT hefe"S'
1t was thus developed that there was severe
,ac,ional con,e,. in Missouri. and Mr.. Hanna
-, -. -. ~, ~ ..o,,,. -, .za,.,
sehl rolu Iast "isu' '"a' ho "ou4u "o' a'po'''
MT, herens, tre oda.d h. ,ro,,d M, .n,,.,,, .
IN tact, ne aaIeu 40 ne mou1u oi,, no. sppo'Tt
nlhth memSer OF inc cotninlttee az All. lhat
EoniI IN ms S es.aon; ersh Eth, .h,ngs ,S UP IN
NeW otk ana MISSOURI 80 DIops auo hereHs
are out OF II altoEether. ,,,.
Another interestine olt OF intormation cane
ont 5esteraay, ~ eoncetns zen; Ea"in a; NC.
AIpIn, Jas IT. on noSi hIi
san ahu fresiueht OF the Natona hepuoIlcan
League Siups. .'eh MtcAipIn - atso reaturer
OF Ihe Sew lork Iepuohcah State Somm'ues N,s
The league clubs are 70 Assem- Die IN NIL
three days. cen McAlpin desires to be re-
last night. 1t was ascertained that majority Of
TO the reelection OF Gen. MoAlpn. and that they
win use their lnnuence 10 orlnR acont !is de-
feat and the election In his place OF Claries
Goruon ex-freaoent OF the aarquette Iiuo OF
Chicago.
Inc story goes tnet Shen Gen. MSSAIpin, was
e'ecteu fres!ueht OF tne Nat'ohai heounhcan
league clHos AZ C!eveiana year ago: " vas
Understood that ne WAS 10 pay Ihe DE DIS OF the
ciuos, amounting 10 sLL'oooi 4 ms feature OF
two occasions.
McA!pn had not paid these debts and that he
believes the Republican National Committee
should do So ms com mmittee oo1ects 10 such