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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

sIbD; w coupons Tor St2,U each,
No. ~, $50 ... ....,......s ........... 150o Oh
Said coupons bcmR interest On Asylum lOnns,
said committee further recommends thar
the county clerk be instructed 10 draw M order
~ favor Of The cdunty treasurer for s043 OF for
The redemption If clerk certificates now I'm
the hands " the county treasurer, aud which
IRE counted Ivy him rs cash. All OF which II
most respectfully submitted,
loHs g. EAHAS
J w. HoRN,
J. r PAUIL.
committee.
On motion. the report was adopted,
and the vouchers accompanying the
same we're destroyed by burning In the
presence or the board.
The committee on clerks accounts
reported as follows:
To the Honorable board OF Supervisors or
Iowa County. WIS.,,
GEATIEAFNi Your committee 10 whom
was referred The annual report OF County
CONTINUED on 6TH PACE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

7
Grand total earned and saved To coun- -
~ to Oct, LIST, 1877 .....--... ..... SliMJdN n
Deduct total expenditures from total credits
aud We have to the crndit of Asylum Ii,bil ~
AS not profit to county, over aud above tts
buildings and improvements by the present sSs.
tom of caring Tor our own lnHauc,
lTEMikED MISCELLANEOUS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

Mr.. Peavy moved that the society be
granted hearing. Carried
The county clerk presented the fol
lowing report of expenses Of the county
for the past year, to wit:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Iowa
County,
GENTLEMEN IL hereby submit the following
report of the expenses of Iowa county for the
wear ending October MSt, 1897.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

| IVN'II '''''' WI VI
State of Wisconsin County If Iowa, IS
|, ID, &. Jones, county clerk, being duly sworn,
ON oath say that the foregoing account 10y linn,
rendered as county clerk, ot said county, is a
Just, true and correct account as such clerk for
and during the term above mentioned.
u. q. JONES, County Clerk,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of November, A. d, 1897. rnos. GlnBoN,
Clerk Circuit Court
RECAPlTULATlON
RECEIVED ON REDEMPTIONS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

Total disbursements for poor house siZ39 s.
There has been paid out for temporary aid
throughout the several towns aud ciiies aa FOL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

To the Superintendents Of the Poor of lowe
County, Wisconsin,
GHNTLsMRN IL herewith present for your
consideration my annual report of tho poor
house for the year ending September S0th, A. ID
1877,
POPULATION OF rooe ROUSE, q
Number in poor house Sept, 80. lSa6o,. 10 \ -
Number received during the year,. d
Total population during the year W 10
Number died during the ycar....,..., q
Number discharged during tho ycar..,.t
Total loss OF population. Il. ...,,...... : = 10
Number remaining in poor house Sept,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

Referred to committee on finance
and taxation.
The following report of the county
clerk was read and referred to commit
tee on clerks accounts:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors OF Iowa
County.
GENTLEMEN Il have the honor herewith to
submit report of the receipts aud disburso-
mcnts of my office from the I'd day of January
\. ID. 1877, to the 3lst day of October a. ID. 1891
both days included
ID. q. Jones, County Clerk
In account with Iowa County. DIR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

Side, and has always been a Republican. For
many years ne member OF the Republican
County Committee. In 1881 ne the Republican
candidate for Civil Justice, and came within 800
votes o. an election. although the district sew
eral thousand Democratic In 1851 ne again
the candidate OF the Republican party for that
Office and although his opponent. Alfred Stecker
and Charles Stecker, his brother. the Tam
many Hail leaders of the X;h Assembly District
which gave normal Democratic ma jorty Of 800
Mr. Boty carried the Xth by l.O)o majority over
Stecl/r and WAS defeated only 10y ifcachery in
his own party. In 1892 Mr.. Bot,y the Re-
publican candidate for County Clerk and ran $40
votes ahead OF the local ticket in his district
He has been prominently identified with many
social and benevolent associations. mainly on The
East Side. On July 81. 49, he appointed by
Governor Morton a Judge OF tho City Court 20 the
vacancy caused by the death Of Judge simon NJ
Ehrch. after receiving the indorse ments Of the Re
publ an County Committee. The German Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

School 40 % and th COLLEGE OF the city o, New
York and wa admitted To thc bar in l"' When
a Young man be took nn a.tit" para In the hghi
against the rNtcd rin- and aftcrTard followed the
fortunes Of Governor Tit'a % long as be- remained
in public I-c The demands %. DIS pf" ."-sion1l
Work then cngioe.ed h.r attention until ;h" iorn"-
lion OF the Citi1cas rucou'. "hi u noW'ndic3
Alien Campbell ior M. Or. on ~hi % committee d"
wa an active member. rhc work .n this campaign
brought h.n into intimate relations win Nlli"hi
L. Grace. th,u Mayor OF the cii,. II" "aS APP
rOinteG ia l..5 Assistant Corporation t"Hn-
sci hv Judge l.acomn,. and Ma continued IN
office by M.--r-. O'l'r'n and Beehman In lNs'
when MAYOR Hewitt. under an act Of ia" L'eis-
Iaturc constructed tn" Apucduct commission. h"
APPOINTED Mr.. scott Commissioner, - place when
hq held un;il February. l&j when Mayor strong on
th.. recommendation o. nearly every lawyer "ho
had been 4 member OF The Committee OK seventy.
appoinied him 90 lho Office of forio'.,t counsel
Nr scott has instituted du innovation upon the
conduct of the office IA that hc IT. pn"ntN appears
in count himself
IN 1870 Mr. Scott VIZ the clndidai" o. the county
Democracy. ih. Republicans and IT," Peoples
Municipal League to' the Ono ol Mayor. running
aza.nsi Hugh j. Grant. by wnpm hr WI defeated
by about twenty thousand votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
WILLIAM l.. PREyDERGAST NOMINATED.
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS EXPECT THAT He WILL
sUCNEEuS FRANCIS H. WILSON. OF THE lid
DISTRICT ~ CONGRESS.

DISTRICT. IL CONGRESS.
William 4. Prcndcrgdst, OF the Twenty-secohu
Ward q Brooklyn. was nominated by the Repub-
traus last evening 40 their candidate FOR Congress
l., the ma District. Mr.. Prcndergasts only oppo-
mont was George J. Weed. OF the Twenty-third
ward The convention was held In the Johnston
huilding and WAS iu some respects IA most turbu-
,.nt a.scmblage When the roll was being made up
,hc Gunrrelsome Third Ward delegation kept things
A. u stauds,lI for nearly an hour. but when at
length tho ballotng reached tho result was
quickly obtained. George Il. Forester OF the
Tenth Ward. presided
The disputes OF the Third Warders and the part
taken IN the proceedings by the funny men IN ne
hons, k.pt the convention IN roars OF aught.r lor
a long zine The clic.aX came when Jason Moor.
Of tho rwcnty-thiII Ward, arose ana So,rinly
chat those names IN ~ are not on tht ron
br stricken OF. The crowd laughed Tor several
minutes and Mr.. Moore was soon heard TO make d.
correction I'm which he made Al attempt 10
Standardization came when ;hc name OF Gc0fse
IV'"hineton was announced as one OF the dele
* Woodhousc nominated Mr. Prend.rsaSt ana
T. tbaderv presented the name or Nh N''h
a. t,virr t'omr- Of the TWenty-thlrd ward. ana
i,,str,. Jacob Hrcnncr seconded tho nomination q
IL Pr.udcrgast. Mr. Weeds nomination WAS sec
,n,.1 and balloting began Mt. titH"'l -
..i,,.J , ma ioritv Of tho votes before the eAd OF
,bo roll was reached. and his nomination was
uunrv made unanimous. ,-.., .
h,.riness with IAyake. Brett & co, of No. -
,.So'.,,,,u.,, Vev-York lie is about tweniy-eigh
VIZ" iii lie il Il forceful speaker, ana was Sc
ocie1 10y Lieutenant Go' 1or ruten-
~ w., .ov.,nor AT last years Stat" convention. IN
,h. I,st meeting Of the General tomfnitIce MI
nomination OF Seth Low by the Kepuohcah 'oh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
COLONEL ASA BlED GARDINER.

Colonel A.a Bird Gardiner. Tanimany candidate
for Districf-Attorncy. was born in IN" FIRST WARD
Of Nev-Yoik CIV in 1880. and was educated IN the
College Of thd CIV nf New-York and the law de-
partmen' of NoN- YORK University. When the war
began. ho dropped MS books and joined the Union
Army. lie WIS several times breveit'd. and re
cciNed 4 Medal Of Honor from Congress. Promoted
IN 1873 from the 1T Regular Artillery 10 u" Judge
advocate in The Army. he was. in the following
year assigned 10 Dee professor OF aw at the nited
States Military Academy at West Point with the
rank OF lieutenant colonel Office he hcd Tor sew
eral years. until he became Government counsel IN
the FiZ-John Porter case. lie has represented the
Army and Navy In many cases IN The ciNll courts
lie j. the author Of jurisdiction and Powers of the
United States and States Courts ~ Reiertn.c to
WritS Of Habeas Corpus Affecting the Army
and Navy" "Eyd'n nee aud Practice IN Military
Courts" THE Rhode Island Continental Line IN the
Revolution Uniforms Of the American Army
from l77j." and other books Colonel Gardner Is a
meruber Of he Unon. the Metropolitan. the Demo
,ratic West Point 1th Regiment Veteran and Delta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
NOMINATIONS IN RICHMOND.
REPUBLICANS. DEMOCRATS AND NATIONAL
DEMOCRATS PLACE CANDIDATES
IN THE FIELD

Nominate lions for borough and county offces Wog0
maGe yesterday by the various political bodies Of
Richmond County. and despite the expected nights
there was little opposition to candidates IN
the conventions None of the three conveutiooa
marked by the bitter contests which were
predicted and which have heretofore been the
rule. There contests I'm each convention Be.
tween candidates Tor offices but none OF them r.
suited in the qusrres and bolts which have been
the rule rather than the exception in the county.
The Democratic convention refused TO indores
resolutions offered by Bryan man declaring
for the Chicago platform and free silver. and ree-
gated them 10 a committee and they were not
heard of again. The Independents Endorsed sever
al candidates OF the Republican and Democratic
tickets and all the tickets regarded as strong
IN the Republican convention, George CARLY. Q
Pinnsyite or anti-machine man, captured renons-
The Republican County Convention met IN Turn
Han. Sapleton. and was late in organizing The
ticket nominated was as follows
Acknowledgements GARBY Mortified.
sherG-HARRY {. JONES. Middletovn
county Treasurer-WILI.TAM BOWEN. southneid
WILLIAM WILKINSON, Cast.eton. 81
HENRY \. GrYON. Westfed.
Preslen; " the Borough--GEORGE CROMWELL os11h-
Lei..
councmen-w A. JOHNSTON westhed. ana GUT Z.
GRANTING. Cas;leion.
Allerman-ANNrNi s. PRALr. % Northheld
The Democratic convention met In the German
CLUB house and nominated the following ticket:
President OF the Borough. Dr. JOHN l. gEsNY. e
Mlddetown.
Sheriff. AUGUSTUS ACKER. Of ca.tieton.
Alderman. JOHN g. VAUGHAN. jr.. OF westnsld
Assenbyman. CHARLES J. KULI.MANN. Of lOAfDs.
town.
corqners. GEORGE 9 TRANrER Of NorthnsM. ana
DR.. John L. Feeny is one Of the best-known rssi-
dents Of Staten Island and all his life ne has been
identified with the social. business and political
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

MANY Hall candidate. NJ. Allison was The choice
Of the Republicans for Judge 81 the superior Court
in 1894 but the Committee OF Seventy decided 10 take
a Democrat. and nominated Henry 4. Beekman.
Mr Allison has been special counsel for the city
In many important cases. He counsel for the
city in the Harlem River speedway condemnation
proco edings.
He represented tho city throughout the Broad
way litigation and the suits connected with the
nfy-fhrd-st railway He the suit OF the
Tenth National Bank for $4,000 against the city.
and successfully maintained the rieht OF Judse
Jacombe then Corporation Counsel Il remain in
Office when Colonel f. r. Wood sought 10 take
possession under the appointment u Acting Mayor
WiIl,an B Kirk For some years Mr.. Allison has
been senior partner of the law firm Of Allison &
shaw No 50 Lberty-st. Mr.. Allison has a VIE
and three daughters and lives at No. l9oS Madison
In 1s95 Governor Morton appointed him Judge
Marines successor on the bench OF General SEES
Sons He was renominated the Republican
ticket that year. but was defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
ISAAC FROMME r..

isaac Fron,me nom mated for Register by Tam
many Hail yesterday. was born in New-fork city
in lS5i and received his education IN the pubic
schools and the College ~ the CitY Of New-fork
lie graduated from the college ~ 1874 aud from
the Columbia College Law school la ING II" was
admitted 10 tn" bar ia" same year Nh froinme
numbers many Ia. ge redl-c-iate owners among his
clients. lie WIS OF The organizers or IN" R".u
Estate Exchange and served dlret tor FOR six
wears lie /, one al the examining counsel OF the
LAWYERS Title Insurance Company. Mr. fromm"
X n prominent Mason. a Past Mister OF Hope
Lodge No pa and j. District Deputy Grand Mas
ter OF the Flfth Masonic District Of this state by
appointmcnf Of Grand Master William A Suther-
land lie belong TO the Free Sons OF Israel! the
order OF y mai Birth. ~ member OF the Tam
many society the Pontiac and Narragansett clubs
and many German and H"brey societies. lie l.
married and has five children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
THE BRYANITE CANDIDATE.
MANY RBoUI.AR DEMOCRATS SAY GEORGE REP
REsENTs THE PARTY.

While Robert A. Van Wyck. the Tammany
candidate for Mayor. will have his name printed
ON the official ballots in the regular Democratic
column under the emblem of the star ana Henry
George Will have to run as an independent can
didate. yet the friends Of Mr. George declare
that he should be regarded as the regular Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, because he runs on
the platform Of the party. Leading members OF
the Democratic National Committee. who were
strong supporters OF the candidacy OF William
Jennings Bryan. have also declared their prefer
encs for Henry George. and have declared that
no represents the platform OF the regular Demo-
rratir nartv and would have their support and
th.ir votes If they were voting in New-York.
Among the members Of the Democratic Ma
tioral Committee who have declared for
George are George Ainslee. of Idaho; James c.
Dudley. of Texas; w n. Holiday. of Wyoming
Thomas McRae of Arkansas: j. NJ Head. Of
Tennessee: John Gilbert Shanklin. Of Indiana
T II Townsend Of oregon. Il. K. Tillman. Of
south Carolina, and w. H. White Of Washing
ton.
Several OF them have written strong letters in
favor of the candidacy of Mr. George. calling
upon the Democrats who voted for Bryan TO vote
for the candidate who stands upon the Bryan
DlatfOrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

progress Of the island. lie Is successful praD.
titoner. and chairman Of the Democratic coun.
~ Committee and representative of Middle.
town in the Board OF Supervisors. has welded
considerable influence in the county. He was put
forth by the regular Democratic organization. and
met with opposition His great personal popu-
larity together with mis- undoubted executive abil.
ity. makes him the strongest candidate whom the
Democratic organization could have selected.
The National Democrats nominated ticket
their own responsibility. after attempts at fusion
with other parties failed The convention held
in St George. The nominees are:
President Borough, GEORGE CROMWELL Repubit-
Counclnen JOSEPH ,. o'GRADY Democrat; ". 4.
JOHNSTON. Republican
CHARLES J. KULf.MANE. Democrat
Alderman. WILLIAM ALLATRE sHORrr National Dem
coroners JOHN sEAvER. Democrat and GEoR0D
MEuRER, Nationa. Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

he was nominated for Judge Of the city Court bat
was not elected. In 1894 ne was elected to the
Board OF Aldermen and became the leader of the
Republican members. As such he served ~ chair
man of the Finance Committee. thus having q seat
in the Board Of Estimate and Apporiionmeni He
presided over the Republican Convention which
nominated william l.. Strong for Mayor. In De-
cember 1896 Governor Morton appointed him Dis-
Attorney in place Of the late Colonel John H.
Fellows Mr. Olcctt agreed on the Rcpub-
lican candidate for Mayor a few weeks ago. but
nrefsrred 10 run for Distfict-Aiorncy. and was
ropIaccd by General Tracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
Urged TO VOTE As HORIZONS.

s,r Lake. Utah oct. 7.-Prcsident Wilford Wood
ruff speaking at the Mormon conference sald: ne
day has come when The mouths OF "",o,u "ooo-
', .aoraa q Cannon Joseph Smith and the twelve
,nos,,cs should not he closed. God Almighty re-
,,,ros Won 10 unite IN your temple Work ana unite
u, YOUR politics You should unite 20 eject your
~ ~. y "oupcI and Also all your State officials. You
~, ~, mi aside your Democracy and RepuoIcanism,
ND a. Latter Day SAINTS unite ana you VIII not ne
taxed death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
GENERAL GEORGE voN SHACK.

,:ereral George Won Shack, the Republican candi-
date for Register. is about seventy years Ola. II"
oon,es Of q German military family. and was born
:, p.riir At the outbreak of ihS civil War In this
oonn,rv he came here and offered his services ana
president Lincoln gave him commission. He WAS
n,omoted in the service. and left the Army 1T the
,so of the war with the hrcv"t rank OF brigadier-
senara, He decided to stay IN this country and
49, a citizen lie secured appointment in
Item uouse as an Inspector. place which
ho has filed for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
THOMAS !. Dunn

Thon,a. ] Dunn Tantruy Han candidate for
sb.rir WAS born IN Clonmcl. county TipporaTy,
Ireland foriy-!i1c years ago. lie came to America
h, fore he was OF agC. aud for time worked Oh Il
farm Then 30 came 10 N,w-Iork city and
learned the trade OF mason. lie saved enough
NANCY 1, start iu the manufacture of bluestone.
M trstness Wl- successful. lie has long been one
of The hcal lest dealers IN that Ee. and large con-
tractor Mr. Dunn has been affiliated with Tam
NAM NAM years. Ia 1872 he became leader OF the
~ XNfu now tho NNNlth Assembly District.
lie j. y wldowcr with three children " boy and
.,n pfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

lie said that Mr.. Wilson had promised him 0.ooo
for trying TO find who had written the scAndalouo
letters about Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius EandeIbQt,
jr. and he took the jewels 10 repay himself Ter
his trouble.
Mr.. Purdy in opening the case for the defonqo.
said that Sugdon had been legally advised to take
some OF Mr. Wilson's property as security for hts
claim. He lNr. Purdyl contended that Su9oeD
willingly. and without fear OF arrest, placed the
jewels in the possession OK the complainant. he
Contended that Sugden had no intent OF committing
a crime
The case was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
ppOHIBTTIONTsT NOMINATIONS ~ fON
EERS

The Prohiotiousts Of fonkers nave rnaae 'ne
,,a,.,nr nominations. For Mayor. Alexander y.
nirru,ood. Justice OF the Peace. William Smith
Aldermen. Charles W. Fleagc; Samuel * Wnioiner'
James Marin Henry l.. lluntingl9n MaS'n sE1eeE
t ,i. @or S,neryisors Elmer ". Fleasle James w
Reacon. peter Macdonald George ). lo"hc' A'per'
~ smith and Christian NilspaGSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

upon the Tammany ticket for Register and was
elected. He had been a prominent candidate for
the Tammauy-McLaughn nomination for Mayor
This year and was ndorsed for the office 10y dele
ga ions from lo5 German and other social societies.
bat Mr. Croker decided that his claims 10 the place
were insufficient. and named Judge Van Wyck.
To appeas. tho INDIGNATION Of Mr. Sohmer's Ger
man friends Mr.. Croker offered to nominate him
for County Clerk. and Mr.. Sohmcr accepted the
offer The candidate for County Clerk is engaged
in the Insurance ana real estate business At No. !
Third-aye and lives at No. - s.. Marks Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
HENRY q ROTTY.

Henry c. Bo;ty Republican nominee FOR me my
-. 1arcb was born December q. 1884. Of German
ua-en,age. in the Seventeenth Ward OF "hlch ne
has always been a resident He was enuca.eu Il"
.~ nrrJc schools and the De Ia Sale institute
.ie 49, ao,oa from the latter in 1863. In 1870
~ 80 the study of law in the office OF Lewis s.
c &C. where he remained as clerk and student for
.,y Years He perfected his law studies at Columbia
~, sohooI belng graduated in May. 49, and was
adrittea TO the bar in January lo'' 500" d,'er
hecornIng OF age. Mr. Boty has ever s"Aoc ''e'
oeoo"e "a g., ,be general practice OF the law. and
sss Isree cpentagc. especially on the East SIDE
and among the Germans. A., -.
rx.Iuage Botty is popular man on me East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
r WILSON'S VALET on TRIAL.

The trial Of Albert Sugden. Richard T. Wilson
former valet, accused % stealing Jeweiry worth
60 90 from the Wilson family. was begun yester-
dav before Recorder Con. in the court OF General
Sessions Ambrose II. Purd" appeared Tor onsden.
p r Wilson was the first witness. and testified
-. ,ha ownership of a siVer-backcd mirror found
in sugdens possession Detective flay swore to
aiding the stolen property in a Jersey CITY stor-
age warehouse where Sugden NAG placed IL.
az. ntain 81 Brien testified that Sugden confessed
y, hirn that he had robbed the Wilson apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
FOOTBALL AT ORANGE OVAL

The Orange Athletic Clubs football team is pras.
Using on orange oval every evening under the
electric lights and is fast rounding into form. On
saturday AT $50 o. M they will line up against the
a;aven that represents the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club. of New-York. The knickerbockers have the
tnan and number Of prominent college men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICANS.

Albany County I.t Distric,--wILLlAM l.. CoUGHrRY
schoharte Colnty-M y. HARROWAY.
DEMOCRATS.
Rensselaer, County. Ist Dis,rict-THoMAs ". SALMON
o. Isnsinyburg.
rss.v County-MII.LARD A. LAMPsoN. Of rconderogs
ro,.ls,a countv-IRviNC BROWN. Of IIaverstraw.
clinton County-EpwARD J. PICKETT
oneida County. IIId District JOHN SINGLETON OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

William Sohmer, Tammany candidate for County
Clerk. has been for many years prominent in Tam
many Hall politics. He several times elected
To the Assembly from his district. and afterward
served Deputy Tax Commissioner In 1894 he
was the Tammany Hall candidate for Sheriff. but
was defeated by T.. J. II. Hansen. the union cand
date. In the campaign Of 1895 Mr.. Sohmer was put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
GENERAL JAMES X o'BEIRHE.

General lanes Il. OBcrnc. the Republican NOM
,..ao Cor County clerk. was born IN ireland anout
s",v.scven years ago. and came TO inns country
",'' - MAS = Young man. lie enlisted IN the
"he" -" ian ,ffcr the outbreak Of the war
MN a. GOOD record After he had been wound
ana ~spsly at charlottesville ne became provost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
TAMMANY NOMINATIONS.


France " scott. nou.na .cd 'or Justice %. ulo
Supreme Court ON the Ianmany ticket. has tor
nearly three years held 90" Office o. Corporation
Counsel ia MaNor Strors's administration lie "as
born y this city JOB 1855 luI educated bon Grammar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
ETGENE r. DEBS HERE.

Eugene v Debs spoke last night at large gath.
ering OF people affiliated with his Social Democracy
a. No 1856 East Fifty-fourth-st He is here on IN
organizing tour in the interes<ot the "Democ.
racy" After he has made trip up the state ne VII
This city again He will remain In The East E;, ABOUT
ner for Debs at the Hotel Bsrtholdi Sunday astssv
noOn