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New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
wEsrcHrsTER REPUBLICAN, NOTES.

Irving opera House ut Tarrytown was crowded
10 the doors on Thursday evening The occasion
was the mass meeting under tho auspices OF the
rarrytown and Mount Pleasant Republican leagues
The names OF William L. Ward and Joseph f..
Ennis Republican candidates for Congress and
Assembly, respectively were added to the hand
some Mckinley and Hobart banner In froni OF
Linda cottage Emsford. yesterday.
Tho campaign closed With big demons,ra-
,,ons for SOUND money In Mount Vernon last night
The streets were fairly ahlase with decorations and
,ranspnrcncics and the city was throng~d with
visiting organizations. Republican meetings we're
held in Lincoln Hall. al the Turn Hall In North
Uigh.st and at the Young Mems Republican club,
and tho National Democrats had mass-meeting
in the Opera House. The enthusiasm manifested
WAS such that tha "Cty OF Pleasant Homes dd
not regain its customary Guictude until loas after
midnight. 49,.
I'm behalf IL sound money held on Thursday even
ing WAS ono cf the largest demonstrations ever
Witnessed I'm New Rochelle. IL is estimated that
nearly 100 mon were I'm line. 1her" we're NlSltug
clubs from Port Chester, Nnmaroncck and Mount
Vernon Tho parade was welcomed along tho
line OF march by liberal display or fireworks y
feature OF the occasion was the display made by
the wheclmcn. over 100 OF whom were In line. The
dressed by Henry Looms Nelson and Edmund
Wetmore also a big success. The citizens
under whose auspices the demonstration was held
are enthusiastic, and believe that the plurality OF
lo given for Cleveland In 1899 will be reversed this
year in favor OF Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
ROBERT M4cLAvS VIEW or 1T.

Rober, Maclay. who Is president OF tho New
York School Board, as well OF the knlckcr-
booker Trust Company. sums up the situation from
a financial point Of view. In speaking or the po-
ltlcal outlook yesterday he said:
"A representative Of one Of dcpositors who
,s in Europe oarne 10 to-day and requested that
the deposit amounting to about $l5o.@o. should he
turned 10 gold | assured him that thought It
unwise You will !ose the interest said, which
Is considerable but he replied that. while he agreed
with me. he had no recourse but to follow instruc-
tions
"'Why don't you take a gold note suggested
payable on November TO- after election? can get
you good security at per cent. Well. he was i'm
pressed and went away saying he would let me
know later lie came back later with n cable dis
patch from the depostor which spoke for Itself
Get gold: proposition speculative
That" said Mr.. Maclay, indicates the un-
certainty with which to some extent our affairs are
regarded abr DAD; but can give you another In
stance which TO me Is more encouraging. right at
homo Yesterday at the Bowery SavinQb Bank. OF
which am A director. the cashier called my attcn
tion TO the large amounts that nave steauiy peen
Withdrawn the last week or ten days. There has
becn a rush among depostors who nave accounts
from $50 running into several hundreds The whole
amounts to many thousands. and Is unusual; hut
the cashier called TO my attention that the same
thing seems to bc prevailing In the cities all over
the country lie seemed TO be alarmed ] said
did not SEQ any cause for alarm IN that showing
To me II Is good symptom. The 700 account is
iust as important to every individual as so many
thousands would he TO the depostor abroad. hut
the dcpositor at home represents not only one vote
IN influence in no nconsiderable degree lie is not
going to vote to help make the trouble which ne
fears and this Is one OF several Indications that
make II conclusive TO me wnat the vote IL boihs 10
Tuc ado
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
RRyAy1 TRIES WISCONSIN,.

Neenah. WIS., Oct. so-Mr Bryan began his
Wisconsin campaign this morning at Green BAY.
when he arrived at $50 o'clock spending three hours
IN hls spccial car on a siding near that place Be
tween 9. 900 and 5000 people braved the raw morning
air that came with chilling force across the breadth
OF Lake Michigan. and stood around the temporary
rlatform In Whitney Park to hear Mr.. Bryan.
"GoId bugs were quite prominent on tho streets
Of the town. and cheers for Mckinley were con-
stantly heard.
Durins the day Mr.. Bryan spoke in Lapere. where
he said In part
Yesterday evenings paper announced that there
hn1 been a furry In Wall Street and that money
was ioan,ng on call as high rs 100 per cent. What
a harvest these people who have money and who
can make 100 per cent get out OF this little embar-
rassment. How long do you suppose you Will have
10 wait before these people. whenever there Is a
little emba IRA ssment like this. can charge a higher
rate Of Interest? How long do YOU think YOU will
have TO wait before these will Join In crusade
TO have money enough in this country to do bust
ness with? You might just as we'll expect a fox TO
stand guard over chicken-house as to expect them
to do II"
The candidate was also heard In Neenah. Mena.
sha, Oshkosh. Madison and way stations. .
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
4 POPTLfST MANIFESTO.
CHAIRMAN wAsHRuRN MAKES FINAL ATE
MENT oN ELECTION DAY PRoBABILirtEr.

CHAIRMAN wASHRuRN MAKES A FINAL ATE
MrNT on ELECTION DAY PRoBABILlrtEr.
Chicago Oct. So-The following final ststement
from the Populis SIDE 10 Election Day prooabili-
ties and expectations throughout the country was
given tonight TO the United Associated Presses oy
Chairman Washburn OF the Chicago headquarters:
In view Of the fact that the people are anxious 10
know what combinations Of States are likely 10 win.
have grouped together several. any group OF which
s liable to he the correct Election Day. 1t Is
conceded ,ha: the Democratic gold detection NIL be
Offset BY the silver Republicans, which leaves the
normal conditions OF the TWO parties the same. Then
add 10 the Democratic vote tie 200 0n Popus; votes
and IL is apparent that Bryan must win.
I'm anayzing the vote OF the country have
rrouped AZ Bryan States the agricultural and
mining STATES where the gold Democratic detection
and floating vote Is ,maes,. and whore the success
OF ,he ticket depends the farmers who have
boon educated on the silver question through
schoolhoIsc and Alliance meetings. Therefore 1t Is
conceded that tho thirty-one States OF the
Msslssipni and south OF the Ohio rivers. represent
ing 2i2 electoral votes. eighteen more than needed.
are the states which Bryan is most likely 10 carry,
and the States which are comparatively sure Tor
Mckinley are the New En- gland States together
With Ncw-Jers.v and Pennsylvania representing
eighty-one electoral votes. ~ -
Guiding Illinois. Indiana, Michigan. Ohio and Wis
consin together With Nsw-Nork making ia cleo
toral votes 1t IL apparent 10 anyfpolitca student
that while Bryan can he elected by half a dozen
different combinations. on the other hand. Nc
kinley must carry every Eastern State. together
with every one OF the Central Western doubtful
chance where Bryan has six. While Bryan cannot
win without the doubtful States. his chances for
CARRYING them are better than MeKinley,s' and
should he get them all 1t would prove 10 be a
vertable landslide"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
N WEST VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND.

Washington. Oct 80 tSpecia)-in private "'
tor received to-day by a Republican from sound
Money man in West Virginia signihcant state
men, 4. made The writer has recently unVeHod
extensively In that STATE. and has enjoyed ex-
c.llcnt opportunities for observation. He says that
I'm the whole tour of several weeks ne dd not
SOC n, learn definitely of single Republican IN
tho state who Intended 10 suppor; Bryan. In
,,ovy n, tho cxtrao ordinary claims made By tho Sl
verlt.s Of gains in that region. this statement is
certainly important. lie knew Of large numbers
OF Mckinley Democrats
4 MARYLAND Democrat % considerable inteli'
gence and local prominence said last nght: &C Nn
sbai lose the civ Of Baltimore BY ie.ND 10 BOp
ma ioriiy There Is no way 10 prevent H. whether
or not majority j. assured IN me cou@nl"s @ % on,,
slde az tho city IL will be impossible 10 overcome
This large ma jorlty. The State Of Maryland VII
cast It's electoral vote for Mckinley and hobart
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
FUSION CLAIMS IN MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis, Mimi Oct S0.-The Peoples Party.
Democratic and Silver Republican State Committees
havs completed their poll OF Minnesota. 1t II made
up from reports from nearly every precinct In the
STATE The result Is 10000 majority for Bryan and
a 200 for Lind Fusion candidate FOR Governor. In
this estimate Minneapolis is called sand-on and
Ramsey County is given TO Mckinley by 2 The
r.ror,s Indicate the election Of the following Con-
srcssmcr: Fitzpatrick Fusion. In the Ist District:
Dav Fusion tprobab!y). In the lid: Peck Fusion. in
tho IiId stevens. Republican. in the iVth. IN the
vrh close contest; Towne, Fusion. In the With:
7 ommen Fusion. In the With.
,rhn pcrnhlican State Committee claims the State
o., WcItinie nv Is 400 and for Clough for Governor
by 300 concedss !as MnneapOs may ,rc 90 sy
a., & cer,n,n EXCEPT in the With and With districts
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
GOOD NEVIS From KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
REPORTS INDICATE THAT BOTH STATES ARE
SURE TO co FOR M'KINLEY.

SURE TO co FOR M'KINLEY.
Warrington. oct so-Repuhcan headquarters
presented an unusually cheerful appearance to-
dav Reports received from Kansas and Nebraska
were responsible for Il. The chairman OF the
Kansas State Executive Committc" wrote that tho
Republican National. State and Legislative tickets
would he elected. and that tho Republican ma
,ority on ,oint ballot IN the Legislature would not
BE- less than twenty-five. There was no quafca-
ton in tho letter. Representative Kirkpatrick.
who is running for recollection In tho Ufd District,
attended the claim 20 tho Congressional ticket He
said that seven and probably eight Republican can
didates would certainly he elected
Another source Of qualification was tho action OF
the Secretary Of State OF Nebraska which has since
been affirmed by tho Supreme Court. in placing
tho Gold Democratic candidates FOR Presidential
electors on the ofcial ballot following the Repub
uca1 candidates, tndcr tho designation Of Demo
Gratis" Secretary Mercer says that In his opinion
this makes the vote Of the State absolutely sure for
Mckinley
chairman Babcock is inclined 10 take the fraud
circular Issued last night by the Democratic cam
paign managers humorously. 1t II evident" he
said that Tho Democrats, arc beaten. crying
fraud in advance Is sure evidence OF defeat As 10
that appalling corruption fund. should Ike 10
have this headquarters here appalled, TO the ex-
tent OF about $500.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
; CLOTHryG-MAKERs FOR MKINLEY.
THEY BELIEVE THAT BRYAN's ELECTION WOULD
GREATLY INJuRE THEIR BUSINESS.

Baltimore. Oct. 80 (SpecaD.-Thc 1000 Journey
men clothing makers OF Baltimore are lining up
for Mckinley and sound money. Two-thirds or
them In 1892 voted the Democratic ticket. The
clothing industry Is OF the largest In Baltimore
This city ranks second as A wholesale clothing
manu- ,acturing centre. being excelled only by New
York In the large establishments here. In private
shops and az homes 5000 men. women and chill
dren are employed the year round. and about
100000 is annually distributed in wages. Talks
with members OF the large manufacturing hrfns.
number Of whom have always voted the Demo-
cratic ticket reveal the facr that the success OF
sound money means renewed prosperity for the
wholesale clothing business. while the success OF
BRYAN and free silver means perhaps It's ruin rms
is the consensus OF opinion among the leadihg
Wholesale clothing dealers in Baltimore ana they
are awaiting the result OF tho election with anX-
iety These merchants are almost unanimously Tor
Mckinley Their clothing houses now are only
buying sample pieces OF goods or hait lots instead
of the quantities formerly bought M TINS season.
They are Whiting for the election TO he over. ana II
Mckinley elected they will AZ once increase their
orders IF Bryan wins some OF them assert INIT
many of the establishments VIII have 10 ciose.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

roledo Ohio. Oct soGrace Parker nttsen en- aver aver.
Old eomted YESTERDAY BY taxing Ssns an rsp
dose q %Grphhns Sns Serss
Hsnfsa Hsr Father epI is "HS:'s Or. s. 3. Parker.
Jouisv,lle. Oct. a.-The Grand Jury toIdasy toeasyrman
nsa Georss J%s.
Sowders and W. j. Fulton OH '"e '""'
Ing bribes. .... Rob.
jackson, Mich. Oct. so.rhe home OF Ass few miles
,rsnn Iivnr near Trumbull station a ,rornirg.
srsm this cy was destroyed by fire IA ,hs dasaehter
MIS- Robinson and her sra Robinson
ay csmsS brned 10 Mr. trying 70 e' on
Are il the kitchen s,Ovs sco%ed s"H and Il
the re Rsnn,on An sSR0s'Ssh rushed berCcnsr the
wife wrapped bedding aropna hs Robinson sup.
LANES. s an" xrs and child had escaped MIA were
a window. The bodies OF mother an" @"'
found In the ruins. p,rdie Of
Tacoma' cardner Of juneau. is owner an1 IN July
sailed from Cooks Inlet Tor Juneau S,s since been
Win three %s. craft Of ss
TONS burden. and there ii.tc crew Of two men,
gone to the bottom. She mao v,.n. Of
Iron Mountain. Mich; Oct sc1H Xesssu ,"s Company
S S"york has secured twenty.yeanr, n,,T The de.l
his lease o. the Mile min %ne IN. IN own
was coseHM Mssrominee' Mch and welcomae emportsnt
nn:,on. Wisand is considered mos, calls Tor tho
one in mining s.s s,r',f than 1000 Of
omd IA co tons OF low-grade ore ahh""''
Oakland CAL Oct! sersts yrrsterssy day revived q: ri
hs RroTS pusSaSs ssscnd !" dss s
hitting pr Brown nTsSss 70 IN suspendins nsutn
action S se WAS ss appointed tos
lag rssGs hs
Ease shsi ,ne event. the most Promnssnds Spon
cIerxymen en 1rnr in America will be calico wv"
pate. - -.,..tnnatL Han.
tCn and Dayton coal train hree Tsnl loaded ss rs
Ta e wnss sst hfsf nisst ~e1 ss o tanks
ma Ss:n, asspS: rssS ssr;s sst:
ssd ii. SoSy iIsn !: :maSSuS:r aS ia: ses's of
S,ny ON his Eex" Tey on a. tho train vas proefeS
fured
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

He TELLS THE COMMERCIAL DEMOCRATIC
MKINrEY CLUB HE'S SURE OF VICTORY.
Chicago Oct. So-Mark A. Hanna spoke to-day at
the noon meeting OF the Commercial Democratic
Mckinley Club and was received with great en-
thus.asm Among other things he said:
| am happy because am prepared TO congratuiate
vo;I on This victory already assured The part have
;aker in this campaign was bu, lile. II Is you ana
the citizens who love their country VINO nave mace
the victory certain. I wish say that when return
TO my home in Cleveland and near me SHOUTS .or o,
victory from the sound money hosts In TINS city over
the long distance telephone will shout with yon.
Among the other speakers were William NJ Hahh
and Perry Heath Mr.. Hahn said that ne looked % i1r
majority OF 10000 votes from the Citizens Oh Nhi-
Mr. MckinieX.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
BPYdN'S MISSION FRUTTLESS.
a PROMINENT CHICAGO wOKKiNGMAN DECLARES
THAT rAnoRING MEN ARE FOR M'KINLEY.

THAT IAnoRING MEN ARE FOR MKINLEY.
Cheering news from Illinois reached New-York
Yesterday from various sources.
: Colonel Henry l.. Swords az Republican National
Headquarters. received telegram yesterday from
George F.. Stich. president OF the Workingmens Re.
publican Club OF Cook County. H.. which said:
The Boy Orator has been here and gone The
worknemcn stand solidly for Mckinley. Cook
County Is good for N.ooo. sure"
George Foster Peabody. at the National IT, no
cratic Headquarters had similar and even better III
relgence Of Republican prospects from Soun1 Money
Democratic sources. correspondent oi Mr. Pea
body sent the following:
Il no longer have any doubt about tie r.,ilt In
Illinois. Mckinley Tor President and Ts i'r FOR
Governor will carry the State by az Least :. - arc
shall be disappointed II II Is no, 10000 Tff
chances are. however that the Republicans "''l io'
three or four Congressman out OF the tweri ilrwc
bu, they safe In the Leeislature, which ans d
Republican sue cressor for Senator Palmer.
Chicago will be carried by the Republicans 'v be-
tween ~ OO0 and 10000 majority. and ever, those
figures may he exceeded. Tanner will probably run
10000 10 1900 behind the National 'icke'"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
GOWDY VTTHDRAWS HIS INSTRUCTIONS.

1ndlanapolis oct 3o-Charman Gowdy. OF the
Republican State Central Committee. yesterday
withdrew hi, instructions to the Republican eec
,,on board, to refuse credit the Bryan electors
,,,,b the areregate vote cast for them under the
emblem OF the plough and the emblem OF 'ne
rooster. The chairman says he is constraineG 10
rescInd his instructions because the Htto'hes "sn,
.r,i ~ tho state declares that the law does not
sustain him in the construction ne pIaceu upo1
/, The county chairmen are asked 10 can S ,iSS
election inspectors and Judges tose'neF All"
formally Withdraw the instructions.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TIE OUTPAGES ~ WEST VIRGINIA.

PoPOcRATs LAYING HOLD OF coLoRED REPUB-
LICANs AND PLACING THEM IN JAIL
Nathan r. Scott, OF the Republican National Com
nii,ee telegraphed TO West Virginia yesterday 10
find out II thers was truth in the statement that
the Democratic United States Doputy Marshals were
arres,ing colored by wholesale on ,rumped-up
charges to prevent them from voting next Tuesday
He found that the report was true. Ths warrants
are chiefly issued on tho charge OF selling liquor
Fifty-seven colored Republicans are In jail In
Charleston Kanawha County. alone. and many are
reported In Jail in other counties.
A telegram from Parkcrsburg w Va. to
Mr. Scott yesterday shows that large sums OF
money being placed In different parts OF the
State among the Bryan workers and that Demo-
Gratis are espondngly elated. Nevertheless his
correspondents declare that the State will be all
right FOR Mckinley the sentiment for him Is too
strong 70 be overcome by any such methods
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
COLLEGE, BOYS PARADE ~ BOSTON.

Ros,on. Oct Su-The most picturesque and GER
tanlv the noslest feature Of the campaign IN tnis
CITY was tho college mems Republican torcnhght
parade tonight. In which TWO thousand OF three
thousand Representatives OF New-England colleges
nar,lcIpated The line was formed on Dartmouth
Ct near the Hotel vendome. and the start was made
soon after o'clock. Arnold Scott Harvard, ~ was
shief marshal All along route Of the parade the
streets were filed with people. while Few WINDOWS
that commanded a good view OF the Parahers were q.
,noccunied As the line passed through Beacon-st IL
was reviewed by Senator Lodge AT his home.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TEN THOUSAND PARADERS ~ TROY.

Troy " Y. Oct. 30-The sound money parade in
this city to-day OF the greatest dcmonstra.
t,ons ever witnessed IN Rensselaer, County Business
was entirely suspended during the afternoon. and
1000 men. representing the various industries OF
the city. marched through the principal streets The
CITY was beautifully decorated with the National
colors Joseph King. OF I.ansngburg. los years old
who has always been Democrat, but who has de-
clared intentions OF voting for Mckinley was In
the line in a carriage Mr.. King Is believed to be the
Oldest voter in the State. The demonstration was
strictly nonpartisan. members OF both parties par.
ticipatng.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
CAPLTSLE'S KENTUCKY TOTR OYER

HIS LAST SPEECH MADE TO A ZIG AUDIENCE; ~
LEXINGTON
Lexington, Ky. Oct 3o.-Seoretary John G. Car
Isle closed his Kentucky campaign with n speech
I'm the Lexington Opera House this afternoon TO
5000 peop.c These were all that could get in Ex-
cursion trains were from all parts OF the Blue
Grass region and the town also full OF silver
men who came 10 hear Senator Blackburn answe,
Mr. Carlise's speech tonight. Mr. Carlisle was In.
troduced by Colonel W. &. +. Brecknridge. He
smoke for one hour and twenty minutes. and was
heard with most respectful attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle started this evening over the
Chesapeake and Ohio for Washington.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TIE BATTLE OYER THE FAIR WILL.

San francisco. Oct. 3O-Mrs Theresa OeIricns
and Miss Virginia Fair obtained permission TO-DAY
from Judge Slack to withdraw their answer 70 op'
posi,ion OF Van r. Patterson and Charles X faa
10 the probate OF the will Of the late Senator fan'
The withdrawal OF the answers renders uhhece'
sary the hearing OF Or. Mare Livings'ons mouon
10 s,riks ;nem out. and there Is now no ops'sc.s s
doubt that the great battle over the pencil "i!l WV
no begun on the day Sc; by Judge Slack 81 81
the understanding that it will be started Nove@'
Der 9.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TURNS BRrANITE on yLTTTLE>KNOWLEDGE.

The cause OF silver and Popusm has gained a
new recruit IN the Rev. ID. V. Gwym. He is not
so anxious o have 81 known that he Is Bryan
boomer some OF his Western fellow-Popo-
Gratis. and when he addressed Tammany meet
Ing In Caledonian Hall. No. 10 Horatio-st.. on Mon
day evening. he tried hard to conceal his identity.
Ho spoke In bitter terms Of the clergymen who
made politics the subject Of their sermons. but in
the Same breath he used the political arguments
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
FNGLTSH INVESTORS TNNURING.

DR. CYRUS Edison, Of this city, who arrived here
Yesterday on the Cunard Line steamship Cam
pania from Europe. where he has been spending
tho last three weeks said that brokers In Liver
pool are insurng English capital Invested In
American securities against n % per scent loss In
case OF Bryan's election at n premium OF per
cent on the principal invested Or. Edison said he
was informed by n Lloyds agent In Liverpool that
thousands of dollars invested In American enter
prises were protected against the halfloss expect
ed In case Bryan wins by the payment OF this
premium.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31

There was larger crowd than usual at the meeting
OF the Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Cluo yes
terday, and the enthusiasm was unbounded Cheers
rent the air when Chairman Fuller denounced false
the report started by Tammany bosses that there
would be many Bryan voters wearing Mckinney but
tons in to-ddy's parade. lie declared that no man
should be allowed 10 march in the parade who dd no,
intend for Mckinley We don't want 10
place any man in false position. he said. nor 90
we want a man in the ranks wearing an American
flag who will. stand by ,ha, flag on November g.
Stirring speeches made by General Isaac r.
Mack ef Ohio; II. y. Lord. of Maine. and others.