Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25

gagged in making preparations for the ms,-
ing al this place, Thursday United States
Senator John VI. Thurstun and the cEadl-
dates FOR the state o1ices will be present and
address the people. There will be a grand
parade, both afternoon and evening pEr;ici-
patinr in which viii be clubs and bands
from all the neiEhborinE towns. The Z. q
NJ has made = special rate FOR his occRslon
OF one fare for The round trip from all polnjs
from Lincoln 10 Hastings. and there viii be
special train service to accommodate those
wishing TO attend this meeting from those
cities and intermediate points.
SPRINGFIELD Neb.. Oct 24-tSpeoialD
Reinforced BY Partition and Louisville
Mckinley and Hobart cluhs snd delegations
from Gretna RichlaDd Had Fairview pre-
cincts. the Springfield Mckinley and Ho-
bart club held a grand rally and torchlighi
procession here tonight Us being IN
line including ihs Louisville and Papilllon
brass bands and the Louisville Ida Nc
Kinley Womsn's club IN uniforms number
ing twenty. under command of Colonel !.
Depuy. At the opera house, which was
filed 10 its capacity. Edgar Scott and
Edgar Cornish OF Omaha addressed the vast
multitude for three hours on the tarih and
money questions. Cornish took up Governor
AltEelds latest speech and tore 10 into
/ shreis. Both speakers were given attention
and liberal applause. The republicans are
feeling jubilant over the affair which is
litical meeting ever held IN the county.
TECUMSEH. Nes Oct "a 4-(Specisll-
An enthusiastic republic meeting WIS held
az SmHrtville last night which was gen
orally attended by the voters o. the north
ern portion OF the county Hon. Church
Howe WAS the speaker.
SPRINGVIEw. Neb-, Oct. 24.-CSpeciall-
Hon James whitehead and Colonel ". +
Akers spoke al this place yesterday after
noon and evening 10 q large crowd. These
friends for both sound money and protec-
tion. Whitehesd's euloEy Of Jack MacColl
was excellent. while Akers. with his money
chart. made il so plain that the most skep-
ticsl were couvinced-
AINSWORTH. Neh. Oct. 24-(SpeciRl.
/ Telegram Hon. James Norris accom-
panied by ?. .. McAndrews and y. ?.
! smith. who went 10 Pine Glen last night,
| report that they gave the people good re-
publican advice Though IN sparsely set
] tied ueiEhborhood. the school house was
well filed and tie deepest attention WAS
manifested while the speakers dissected the
| fEllagies AID fraud involved in The free
silver craze
TEKAMAH VETERANS CHEER.
TEKAMAH Neb. Oct. 24-lSpeeial)-
| Bur; county is alive with active republican
ism, and viii give probably 800 majority
for Mckinley MacColl and Hammond. The
| most important and interesting meeting
/ thus far had in the county was held las
evening al Tekamah, addressed by Genera,
/ Charles T. Henderson OF Omaha The e1-
/ senator was met al the depot OF his ar
! rival by 8 large procession OF his comrades
| the old soldiers OF Burt county who ez
/ coried him TO the hotel with much enthu-
siasm, and shouting for Mckinley. The
/ large opera house vas crowded with peo-
/ pie who after hearing patriotic airs b.
I the band and campaign songs by the YounL
I Womans Glee club. listened FOR TWO hour.
/ to speech by the general repleie with
/ patriotic SCI timsnts. interesting facts aud
! irretUtRble arguments. Many converts wsrt
made.
SPRING GROVE. Neh.. Oct 24-,spe
I Ciall-Hon- Henry " L. Jackson Of Be
strice delivered his promised address 10
! the Mckinley club here Thursday nigh,
! Currency. tariff and the Chicago platform
were taken up il turn and handled in
! very able manner for three hours Popu-
/ lists present gave the speaker close atteu-
/ ton throughout, and those who we're In
| decided came out for Mckinley. SOUND
money and protection.
RED CLOUD. Nob.. Oct e4.-JSpecial Tele-
gram The republicans OF this city helG
very enthusiastic meeting al the opera
house last evening under the auspices o.
/ the Womsns Mckinley club Of this city
| The speaker r. H Langford, spoke fol
! about three hours 70 q very attentive audi
4 ence on money and other iuportsu.
subjects. A crowd q about ! 900 peup.t
/ attended and many more went away foI
/ want OF room. This was by far the largesi
political meeting so far held in this city
/ during the caMpGign.
! WiLSONVILLE. Neb.. Oct 94-(Specisll
Yesterday WIS republican day for Wilson
! vile. Delegations from al the surround
/ ing towns were present and took part in
( procession which numbered about zoo
I After the procession the large throur re
/ turned TO q tent erected for the occasion
! which was filed, and listened TO short sd-
/ dresses by A. J. Sexson. candidate for rep
| resentative, ard z. NJ. Allen, nominee for
| congress, followed by Hen W. z Andrews
who delivered the address Of the day. Tht
7 Cambridge WOnEn's and Gentlemen's
Marching clubs were present.
CLAY CENTER. Neb.. Oct. 24.-(Special)
THURSDAY was decidedly republican day al
this place At O'Clock the immense
gathering OF representatives Of the Repub-
Ilcan league in this county assembled IN
| the tent and we're entertained with
splendid address by Attorney General
Churchill The enthusiasm which has
characterized all Of the meetings reached
It's highest point in the evening when q
large torehlight process son, led by tho
Sutton German band ana Clay Center Drum
corps, paraded the streets. Clay countv's
fsvorite =. o. Hedluud received quite 4
warm reception and spoke briefly. Presi-
dent W. +. McCrsary Of the State league
/ delivered a very good argument for the
republican platform and candidates. The
vocal music OF the Harvard Glee club vas
entertaining and inspiring. II was q good day
D A--AA .A+-@t Abl * 4tpAb4AlhAAelI II AlAg county
CALHOUN, Neb Oct 24-(special -
Judge Baxter Of Omaha addressed large
meeting here Thursday. The parade was
success. over go took part in H. The
Mckinley Marching club Of Blair came
down with about fifty members and the
Blair band. Several old-time democrats
we're In the parade.
GLEN, Neh.. Oct. 4--(speeiAl (-Another
roasiag republican meeting WAS held here
Friday night. with Captain r. NJ. Dorrington
as speaker The hall was filed ana many
were present This precinct viii give a
majority for the Mex inley ticket.
HOHELLS Neb. Oct 24.-lspeclal -
The republicans Of this place held big
rally last night. A turehlight procession OF
I 800 citizens headed by the Howells band
parRded the streets, then marched 20 The
large hall. completely filing H. about 600
people being present. W J. Colrtright
ot Fremont vas the speaker.
Talks silver TO Germans.
TALMAGE, Neb., Oct 24.-tspeeiaL -
Dr. Engiehart, 3 free silver orator, spoke
TO small crowd in the German language