Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-24
LOADS OF LITERATURE.
Over 13O.OOO,OOO Pamphlets Sent Out
by Republicans. f.

Over 13O.OOO.OOO Pamphlets Sent Out
by Republicans. e.
CHICAGO. September 24.-Perry S Heath.
chairman of the republican bureau of pub
LEGATION and printing. denies that an at
tempt is being made to change the issue
from free silver to the tariff
Since the opening of the campaign"
said MIR. Heath. I'VE sent out over I3O,OC0-
900 pamphlets on the currency question
alone. and are now sending out 3,OO0.GOO
every week through the medium of country
newspapers. &c. But I think at the same
time that the tariff question will play an
important part in the campaign from now
on Where We now receive one request fer
literature on the currency question we re-
ceive four for tariff literature, and the de-
mand Is constantly growing. Speakers all
over the country report an increasing inter-
est in the tariff question.
Addressed by the Veterans
LACROSSE. Wis. September 24-No po-
litical meeting has been held in Lacrosse
which equaled in interest the one last even
ing. addressed by Gems. Sickles, Howard,
Alger. Stewart and Corporal Tanner 1t
was pleasant evening, and the streets
were thronged. Fully 1000 men marched
in procession with flags, torches and trans
parencies. Among marching organizations
were two gold standard clubs formed
among employees of c. B. and N. and Chi
cago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul railway
companies. A large crowd filled the great
Empire rink.
Bryan's Reception at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn., September 24.-The
free silverites are from day to day perfect
ing new arrangements for the reception
and enter tainment Of Mr.. Bryan when he
comes to Memphis They have appointed a
tpo tn tn I
to Memphis. 1t is also calculated to have
parade of Bryan and SewalI clubs, and
Invitations have been sent out to such clubs
to participate from all parts OF the ad-
jacent states. -.--..=5 - 800 $500
Over Eleven Hundred Ballots.
CHILLICOTHE, No. September 24.-The
second district democratic Congressional
convention, which adjourned September IL.
after costing 1.O3O Intellectual ballots re-
convened here yesterday. Up to adjourn
nent last evening 10 additional ballots
the strength of the candidates. The vote
stood: RUcker, So; Miller, 8; Lozier. II
BASKET, 10; Bodine, 1j.
POpulists for Ex-Gov. Prince.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, September 21.-Tne
populist territorial convention nominated
ex-Gov. l.. Bradford Prince for delegate to
Congress. No conditions were named 1t is
thought Governor Prince stands a good
chance for the republican nominal ton at
next Saturdays convention, though the con-
vention will probably favor the gold stand
ard.
Nominations in Phflade lphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September "a
The following congressional nominations
have been made by the democrats in this
city: Second district. p F. Mullen; fourth
district, NJ. D. Cunningham; fifth district
| F. B. Wright. All of the nominees are fol
| lee silver
Gov. Bradley Goes to Missouri.
| CINCINNATI. Ohio. September 24.-Gov
w. o. Bradley Of Kentucky left for st
Louis last night TO take part in the repub
| lican campaign in Missouri. He discussed
| the money question to 5000 listeners a
| Ludlow Lagoon yesterday.