Rock Island Argus., 1896-10-06

Te8o008 tOat t0e oktOru<y 8e0etoa HaSo
as basis Of his decision. were equally
appIicabi 10 myself. and that IL would
not be proper for me to continue The
use OF my name in connection with the
rampalgn work In the county. there
fore wishdrew ~ secretary of the cam
paagn conrpsttce and directed that here
after my name should not be used
On any documents having reference to
the campaign"
r0WN ELECIlONs m CONNECTlCrr.
Resuiss Show . Coin ~ Rspsbissas
ssrssgsh. lt us Clssssea.
Hartford. Conn.,. Oct s.-Town cleo
lions we're held all over the state yes
serday excepting at Hartford. New
Haven. Bridgeport. Ansonia. Derby ard
Naugatuck. and the results show q de-
| cided gain In Republican strength.
| Though these elections presen; many
local issues which compiicsse the ef-
l forts to arrive at IN intelligent idsa
| Of the lsading parties strength. In
| the few towns that had both sold ana
silver Democratic tickets In the neld
the gold men were greatly In the ma
iority.
The weather conditions were decided
~ unfavorabie for n large vote. bs.s
the leaders OF both parties realized
that upon the result Of yesterday
| elections an estimate OF the probable
majority In Connecticut In November
would be formed. and an effort was
made IN almost every town Go get out
the fullest possible vote.
LARoE EAoLE YOR rmE nAsoR-
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Pay Nssas vssss.
Canton. O.. Oct s-Nnjor Mckinley
had an unexpected delegation last
night. The First Voters club. of Can
ton. headed ny n baua. marched Co
the lawn unannounced. and when
Major Mckinley appeared upon the
porch greeted him with three rousing
cheers. Then Attorney Thomas y.
Tarner made an Introductory sddr~..
TO which Major Mckinley responded
A large American eagle came by ex
press to Major Mckinley. Il was sent by
State Senator Ell Dcuiron. of Oakland.
Cal, accompanied by . letter of greeting
from Cslifosnians Judge A. w. Tcnpey.
of Brooklyn. who has hrcn on . campaign
tour. dropped in far . serial chss- Major
Mckinley drove MrsL Mckinley to tbs
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HARRISON SPEAKS AT RIcaNONn
Tsaes .hspsssseas Deesssss - eeoo-os
wiss - shs Mesetag.
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IHarrison spoke here to about (. 600 p<o-
n. ,s., n,sh, Ths m.~,,r~ w.. 80
a.. ...s.,-...... ,....,s.--.. g
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os'on s,oohus' "ne.e nI.a" spoh.
rev WeccNs $50. Not au'e hai W"
Iabout equally divided between III. tao
races. On the stage were many OF the
leading Republicans and gold Demo
Gratis. and also \ sprinkltng OF silver
Democrats. General Harrison's wife
was present. She was Accompanied by
several Richrnond ladies. The cs-prcr-
ioent was Loudly app'auoed when ne
maoe his appearance On the stage The
ex-pressdent devoted much OF his
speech to the Chicago resolutions on
the supreme court He was loudly
cheered when he concluded.
R-vus,sc.. NV ss n.r,s,<s.s.
nuruo.,o, n. a., .-v.-,-...
Republ can Day In the semi-centennisl
celsnfat'on: Many marching clubs from
OUTSIDE THIS c'ty were present. banda
ctum eospe eoa gee csuos meoe me All
nng Win pssrossc tunea senstR Foe
skef sadressed looo p.upse sa she Coll.
Sum q Cnpo park 10 the afternoon. and
wes loudly and rspesfedly checrrd- A
number q other Address were made
AAse night . nne illuminated parade.
participated IN By huodreds cf visitins
emoe, meoc the streets lively. 1AsRs
along the ltus AZ the uror,suaoo. Tn. ei,,
w.s brilliansly iilumipased-
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AancheNer. y. H.. Oct go. y
Branch. United states district attorney
has resigned as member Of the Dem.
ocrstic state committee. In . letter "a
Chairman Amcy giving reasons for hi,
action Branch says he nnds himself
not In harmony with the Dcmocr.e,
Of the state upon vital questions. chief.