The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-19
BIG WEEK AHEAD.
prospects Are That 1T VIII BE a
Record Breaker at Canton.

record Breaker at Canton
CANTON. O., Oct. 18-Maj. McKin-
ley shows no signs of fatigue from
MS great weeks work, and is appar-
emily as strong and robust as when
the campaign opened. He was up early
LIS .niS morning and went to church
with a number of guests. He enter
tanned company the greater part Of
the day, and this evening finds him
IN the pest Of spirits and equal to an
olher week of hard work, Of which
the announcements assure him. The
campaigning party of generals and
veterans were here today. and the
greater part of the day were Mai
Mcklnley's guests. Their special train
arrived early this morning, and the
party was at the Mckinley home in
time to go to morning service at the
majors church, the First Methodist.
In the party were Gen. and Mrs AL
ger, or Detroit; Gen. Daniel E. Sickles,
OF New York; Gen. o. o. Howard. of
Burlington, VT; Gen. Thomas J. Stew
art, OF Norristown, Pa; Col 1. N.
w aIker, of Indianapolis; Gen. Marden.
OF Lowell, Mass; Maj. John w. Burst,
OF Sycamore. Ind; Corporal James
Tanner, Of Washington; George H.
Hopkins, of Detroit; Joseph Greusel Of
Detroit; Scott Hayes, of Fremont. and
Gen. Wyckoff, of Cincinnati; Ohio Rail-
road Commissioners Kirby and w. %.
Gaitree, of Columbus, who have Joined
the party for the trip through Ohio.
This. party accompanied Maj. McKin-
ley to church, and at 2:30 o'clock
l l4na Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. McK1nley's sister, and Mrs. Capt.
Heistand at dinner, and spent the af-
ternoon at the Mckinley home. This
evening Col Myron T. Herrick and
wife. of Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. II. Kohlsaat. of Chicago, came
down from Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohlsaat are to return to Chicago on
the night train, and Mrs. Herrfck is
to remain the guest of Mrs Mckinley
for several days.
The veterans hold meeting here at
1870 o'clock in the morning, and at $50
start on their eastern and northern
trip through Ohio, visiting New Phila-
deipnla, East Liverpool and other
points previously announced, and end
ing at Cleveland Monday evening.
Starting from Toledo Tuesday morn
ing, the party goes into Michigan,
where. the itinerary is as follows:
Leaving Toledo on the Lake Shore & Mich
1gan Southern and passing through Adrian
Hudson, Hillsdale and Jonesville, will reach
Jackson on the Michigan Central at 1925
a. NJ; thence on the Michigan Air line thr ugh
Homer. Union City, Colon. Canteryille and
reaching Three Rivers on the Lake Shore e.
Michigan Southern at 1:15 thence over that
line north, through Schoolcraft Kalamazoo,
HWeii, OtSeRO, AlleSan 10 Grand RaDidS
at $40 p. M, where the night will be spent.
Wednesday-Leave Grand Rapids on the
Michigan Central at 1880 a. m and passing
through Vaudeville, Hastings, Nashville,
Charlotte, Eaton Rapids Jackson, Leslie and
Mason, will reach Lansing at 2:15 D. M:
leave Lansing on the Detroit. Lansing &
Northern at p; m, will pass through Grand
and go on the Michigan Central to Saginaw,
reaching there at 7:45, and remaining over
night.
IT,,
Central at 1870 a. M, and pass through Bay
City, Vassar, Columbiaville and over the
Grand Trunk to Flint, IL As, and over the
Flint & Pere Marquette line to Holly and
leaving that point at l p. M, over the Grand
Trunk line for Rochester, Romeo. Lenox.
Port Huron, Mt. Clemens and reaching De-
troit at D. m.
The mails and telegraph still bring
communications concerning delegations
to visit Maj. Mckinley, and with to-
days mail to be reviewed, the pros
poets are for week very much the
same as the one which closed last
night. Saturday is again the favorite
day, but there is something for every
day of the week. Announcements are
now made as late as Oct 81, and there
are but two days between now and then
which have not one or more delegations
announced. Illinois day will furnish,
from present prospects, one of the most
notable demonstrations Of the cam
paign. Definite announcement has al
ready been made of eighteen special
trains coming from all parts of the
state and the committee in charge says
that twice that number are partially
arranged for. The weeks announce
ments 50 far as definitely made are as
follows:
Monday, Oct. 19-Busness men of Zwickley.
Pa
Tuesday, Oct. 2O-East End Marching club.
of Cleveland; Republicans OF the Sixth district
of Maryland and the Second district Of West
Virginia.
Wednesday. Oct. 21-Illinois day. Delega-
lions from all over the state of Illinois and
also Ohio.
Thursday, Oct. 22-Republicans of Barnes
Vile, O.: Republicans Of Marietta.
Friday. Oct. 23-American club, of Cleve-
land, Republicans of Armstrong, Pa; Repub-
licans Of Hornellvi1le, N. Y.
Saturday, Oct 2EEmployes Of the Erie
railroad at Huntington Ind, and other dele
cations from West Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.