The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-03
eERMAN REpunLIoAN RALLY.
One Held in Turn Hall
 Inst Niunt.

"EhuiN hEIGBLiCAN RALLI, Enthusiastic One Held in Turn Hall
 Last Night.
 An enthusiastic German republican rally was held last night in Turn hall at the corner of Orange and Court streets. About 20O all voters, were present and the remarks of the speak CTS were received with much applause and other manifestations of approval. Wiegand Schlein was chairman of the meeting, the success of which was largely due to the efforts of the com mittee of arrangements, which consist ed of Wiegand Schleln, ex-Alderman Rabanua an Louis Knollmeyer.
 The speakers were Rev. r, w. Myer of the German Baptist church, who spoke in German; Judge l.. w. Cleave- land, F, l.. AVerill A. B. Dunham and J. B. Ullman. The gentlemen all re- terred both to state and national is- sues and gave very clear and compre- hensive statements of the political situ- ation and the issues involved in this campaign. The vice presidents and secretaries of the meeting were as fol- lows:
 Vice presidents---George k. Gundel- sheimer, Adam Schuesler, Herman F. Schultz, M. Schuesler. Charles Ihne, | Fred Boesse, George J. Craft, John Schwab, John B. Freysinger, pr. P. F. Metz, Adam Sattig, Bernard Shoninger, John Antz, J. M. Ullman, Gustaye V. Angel, Henry Hillman, John Schuster, c. Spanutius, Robert J. Kempf, John F. Osterman, William Herman, Gott- | lieb Wild, Herman Hoffmeister, God | fried Lehr, Herman Schelmayer, Fred l A. Baitsch, Frank Altmann, Charles | Blau, John V. Rattlesdorfer, F. M. Ad- | Ter, Joseph Gaugell, M. Herman, Ern- | est Schurig, Peter Hess, Martin Em- | merich, Andrew Rutz, Joseph Kem, August Ockert, George Soder Julius S. Barring, Charles Kasten, M. Sonnen- | berg, Leo H. Herz, Dr. A, Mailer. l Charles Gerner, pr. Louis M. Gom- pertz, Constantine simon, Paul Spitz- ner, P. J. Dejon, Gustave Appel, l Charles Schenk. Charles F. Bollman, Louis Opperhauser, Joseph Kegelmeyer, | Philip Schwab, Fred Kirckhoff A. J. Rathgeber, William Maheit, Lawrence Scheid, H. Gomoll, Jacob Rathgeber, Adolph Hoffmeister, William Hecht F. | c. Hartung, Martin Guldner. Herman Hegel, Geore s. Knollmeyer, F. Schwab, Henry J. Kirschner, Charles Kirck- hoff, August Lubeman, Frank Otto, l Ernest Park, Theodore Bruener, John Gunde, George Rathgeber, Joseph P. ] Miller. Conrad Hofacker, l.. M. Ullman. A. Ruttiger, Charles Unger, Charles Richter, Anil Mayer, John Ginter Ja- cob Schimff, Charles Hausman, John | W. Hegel, F. l.. Lehr, Gustave Grnen- barn, Joseph Wipper, Louis \, Koon, 1 Charles Hofacker, John Ruff, Charlss Weidig, Charles Klippenstein, D.. Boschen. Louis Beust, Joseph A. Miller | c. Hildebrand, I. Schoenberger, C.. Bornmann, Henry Warnsman, John H. Bax, Theodore Knifing, A. Dunsing. | John B. Dreper, John Stuhlmann and | John Daniker
 Secretaries-Henry Wedlg, Aueust 1 Gensbauer W. C. Scharf, Jose h l Haury Gottleb Fritz, Gustave Green | barn, s. Aal, M. F. HerZ. Conrad Knoeppel, Stephen Gaugel, Theodore Sucher, Richard Sternberg, George
 waas, David Richards, Benjamin Lie field, Adolph Klaiber, Z Andriss, Hen ry Tiedermann, William Hugendubel, 1 J. J. Kraft, Christian Rothar, Joseph Schleicher, Charles Staude, John Met tier, August Schmidt Martin Faitch,
 Samuel J. Well. Morris Heller, I. Neu- man, M Breitenstein, William Ochs and John Graver.