A Rousing Cleveland Club

A Cleveland club, with 300 members as a starter was organized last night. A constitution was adopted, and Capt. J. F. Sjchuh was elected president, Charles ' II. líichmond, vice-president; T. 1'. Kearney, correspondent secretarv, Seward Cramer, recording secretary; F. H. I5eiser, treasúrer. One vice-presidect from every voting prerúnct will be elected at the next meeting. Kousing speeches by Ilons. C. R. VVhitman and C. H. Manly were made and the campaign started off with a vigor that promises 2,000 majority in Washtenaw.