Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04
COCHRAN on RECIPROCITY.
Considerable Excitement 10 Various
Parts oil Kansas.
mann on THE MCKINLEY BILL.


CAgADAIouA, n. Y, Nov. 3.-sen'
,,or Hin addressed an immense meet
ing here this afternoon. He said, In
uaIt: at IL not such a long time ago
that we used TO hear 10 much about
the Tammany tiger from the Repub'
leans. Now II Ia NIL wildcats. They
are zlways going around with great
fear on their shoulders. The possibility
Of something dreadful that we Demo-
Gratis may do disturbs them TO the ut.
termont. That Ia one Of the Repub.
llcan tricks 10 scare people that don't
know any better than TO be scared. In
1854 they wont crying about u tho
Democratic party got the Presidency
the country would wither up under
succession OF fearful calamities. Instead
we had one OF the best administrations
OF the government In the history OF the
county,
HIN eulogized Cleveland's admins
tration in tho highest terms. From
here TO Syracuse Senator Ill was ro-
ceived at every station with rousing
cheers. At the Alhambra rink IN
Syracuse he addressed n large crowd
aud said IL was not "A campaign OF can
didntes, but Of principles. "Do your
duty asl true Democrats" he said,
"and when next Tuesday 10 over We
still have this state and good old
fashioned Democratic victory for
Cleveland and Stevenson Only remem.
her this IL no time for grievances. IL
you have any this IL no time to show
them. II / had any should not show
them now"
COCHRAN SPEAKS.
TROY, N. ", Nov. 3. - Bourke
Cochran delivered two political
speeches In this city tonight on the
tarlfi, reciprocity and force bill. No
FREQ trade, he declared, was possible
underlthis government, ana 1t IL not
n question In the present campaign.
Reciprocity, Cochran said, was the
most vicious scheme In the country.
With one stroke Of his pen, Benjamin
Harrison can put on tariff or shut up
every shoe shop In America. II sur.
renders into the hands OF the President
tho power Of taxation. The speaker
said the advocacy OF the force bill was
an attempt to strangle liberty, and by
the enforcement OF such measures
Congress would DO beyond the reach OF
the people forever. John II. Fellows
also addressed tho meetings.
MIXED TICKETS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3.-The Demo-
cratic state central committee claims
TO have received dispatches from vari.
Gus parts Of tho state confirming the
reports OF tho distribution OFT mixed
tickets. II IL claimed that tho tickets
can be thrown out, and considerable
excitement prevails In consequence.
Tho Democratic and Popuiist commit.
tees have sont instructions TO all organ
izeis ana county cbairmen warning
them against voting anything except
straight tickets. The antl.fusion Dem.
ocratic state central committee began
sending out tickets this morning. They
aru very complicated, but secretary
Crouch said ne had carefully examin-
ed the law, aud there was no question
OF the legality Of tho tickets. Should
the election turn on these tickets con-
tests will ensue.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN BROOKLYN.
NEW York, Nov. 3.-Wayne Nc.
Veagh and Ex-Governor Campbell Of
Ohio addressed the last grand rally OF
the Democracy OF ifings county at
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music TO.
night. In the course Of his speech
McNengh said the Mckinley Bill was
tho most infamous blot on tho exisla-
tive history OF the county. by IL
there arc two prlces for sugar, one for
the Mckinley bill aud one for the
sugar trust, which rested ON tho Me.
klnley bill. 80 1t was throughout the
whole Hat Of the necessaries OF life.
Ex-Governor Campbell, after "a few
lsudatory remarks about Macy eagh and
Judge Gresham, quoted passage from
Mchinley's speech ana answered Il.
The speaker slid he challenged Major
Mckinley In debate to flnt a man
Whose wages mad been increased under
the bill, and although the measure had
been In force two year, and month
man has not yet been produced.
ILLEaAL REGISTRATION or PAuPERs.
Considerable excitement was caused
Rmong the Democratic politicians this
afternoon by the announcement that
Commissioners Ed. q. Shelby ana
Charles @. Simmons OF tho board OF
charities and corrections had been ar
iesled by United States authorities for |
inducing paupers on Ward ana Black. |
wslFa Islands to register Illegally.
when the two commissioners were mr.. |
faigned before United States Commits.
hloner shields, they each pleaded not
guilty, ana were held la $4,000 bail Tor
examination tomorrow.
me kpening San in the last edition
STATES That the United Statcs grand |
lpTy returned indictments aginst iifty-
eight paupers on Randalps island. for
registering Illegally. Warrants for
he.r s.test Were Issued by United |
ADOPTING REVOLUTIONS.
Az the Tammany Hall executive
meeting this afternoon Ricbatu Croker
offered series OF resolutions. which |
We're adopted. They speak Of The nrbI. |
trary priest Of citizens 10 intimidni,
them, aud provide for the appointment |
OF committees 10 call upon the police |
ALL N.s