Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-25
CROWDS THERETOO
0ryan's Reception II Mon.
mouth and Quincy.
TIMELY REnARKs AT TIE FORMER

Relative - the Eject OF the 0oeo
stasdara- Othse Meesisgp.
Monmouth. Oct. "a After leaving
Rock Islsud stop was made At
Alpha and Alexis. and Bryan went 70
The rear of the car aud acknowledged
HE reception with . few pleasant
words. A sharp re5uks was admin
istered to Bishop worthington At
BY Bryan. The nominee
replied to TIE statement made in the
Chicago paper yesterday morning.
In the interview Bishop Worthington
said that the trouble with the farmer
was he secured too many advantages.
under the free educational system.
Said Bryan: Il want to ssk you re-
publican farmers il this lie not the time
for you to get out Of the republican
party when all our dead men go into
the republican party? The gold
standard has never been endorsed by
the farmers of this nation. The gold
standard has never been endorsed BY
the farmers of any nation which ever
had the gold standard"
Jsms 1t Quincy.
Quincy. Oct. 24.-Lsrge crowds
were present at Bushnell. Macomb
and Camp Point. At the former
place the crowd was SO great that
body injury was threatened Mr..
Bryan. Three large and enthusiast
tic audiences were addressed in this
city tonight. The train stopped
before the depot was reached. and es-
corted by q squad Of mounted police.
the nominee was taken to court
house square through back street,
avoiding the great crowds that had
congregated about the depot. At
the court house square Bryan ad-
dressed q crowd for 90 minutes. The
speech received noisy demonstra-
tions of approval. Two speeches AZ
ter this we're made at Washington
square and the Empire theatre. At
each meeting Bryan spoke TO large
crowds, and left after the last speech
for jacksonville, where he spends
Sunday.
AeKinisys Saturday Rsoopsioa Day.
Canton, Oct. 24.-Mckinley today
received the western railroad men,
q party Of iron and steel workers
from Cambridge. Ohio. and the EN-.
ployes Of the tin plate mills at that
place. A delegation Of colored
workingmen from Pittsburg. coming
from tue mills, Offices and the var
ious walks of life. filed in upon the
lawn rs the Cambridge men filed out.
About fifty school teachers attending
the Northeastern Ohio teachers in
stitrte. of Cleveland. came to pay
their respects to Mckinley. One Of
the larger delegations Of the day was
composed Of employees of the Penn
sylvania railway. who were Joined
here by employees Of the Toledo 4
Hooking Valley railroad. Toledo &
Ann Arbor railroad employees and
the railway men Of the various roads
entering Tifin and Mansfield. Half Q
hundred lady stenographsrs, en-
ployed principally in the Offices Of
the Goodrich company and Whitman
& Barnes company, at Akron. came
to pay their respects to the repu bill.
can nominee. The tenth audience to
surround McKinley's home came
from Allen and Henry counties. prin-
cipally from the towns OF Lima and
Spencerville. It Was made up oil
farmers, business men and citizens
Of all vacations.
Palmer ana Backnsr as Mlsnsapolls.
Minneapolis, MINI, Oct. 24.-Gens.
Palmer and Buckner spoke to q
large audience in this city tonight.
They will spend Sunday here and TO.
morrow morning General and Mira.
Buckner will be driven to the lstter's
old stamping ground at Fort Smell
ing, where he will renew old nc.
quaintances.
Rallr0ad Men PasoAe.
Chicago. Oct. 24-The railroad
men had torch light parade tonigh,
for the republican candidates. About
eighteen thousand men were in line.
All the roads running into Chicago
we're represented.
Carl 0chuss Ateseks Alseosd.
Chicago. Oct. 24.-Carl 6churz
spoke tonight and denounced Gov.
Altgeld for quoting Lincoln in sup
port Of the governors financial
views.
TEE sOUfa IN nOuRNlNG.
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