Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-12
M'KINLEY's DREATHING
One Busy Week at Canton 60 lie Sue
cccded by One stiii More Busy.

cccdcd by One Stiii More Busy.
CANTON, Oct 1i.--Maior Mckinley feels
well after the record-brealing week just
closed and has the necessary energy for the
week to ensue, which will surpass the one
closed Major McKinleY shaved himself and
went to the morning service at the First
Methodist church. In The afternoon he ac-
companied Mrs. Mckinley on her usual
drive. He rlso paid his accustomed daily
visit to his mother and then received few
visitors and read the papers, an occupation
in which he particularly delights. Murat
Halstead and eX-Congressman Finley of BAL
timore were guests today. They left this
afternoon
The crowd yesterday was the largest the
interests represented the most diversified,
the program the most varied in this re-
markable campaign The citizens in gen
eral here are completely tired out. There
was scarcely a branch of trade that was not
affected by the enormous crowd. Hotel
and restaurant keepers and employees were
completely exhausted and the city has not
In many day been so quiet as during this
Sunday breathing spell.
Captain a. T. Wimberly, Louisiana s
member of the national committee, came
to Canton yesterday when the demonstra-
tion was at its height and remained until
this evening. He was amazed at the
scenes on the Mckinley lawn yesterday, in
my experience, or in my reading" said he,
have | seen such n demonstration 1t is
marvellous and | can scarcely realize that
you are having these calls from delegations
every day"
The weeks program so far as arranged
tonight, shows no cessation OF the Canton
pilgrimages. The following delegations are
scheduled:
Monday, October 12-Citizens OF the
Monongahea valley Coal Center. Pa.
m In hpr nf Ia
Tuesday, October, 13-Miners and mechan-
les from the anthractice coal region in the
Lohigh valley, Pennsylvania; republican
clubs Of Sandusky county, Ohio
Wednesday, October 14-Old folks day
aged residents OF Cuyahoga county. Ohio
Mckinley and Hobart clubs Of Mcdonald
Pa; Mckinley and Hobart Sound Money
club of Cumberland, Md; Street car EN-
ployes of Cleveland.
Thursday, October 15-Citizens Of Cam.
bridge. Pa; political clubs of Allegheny
county. Pennsylvania; colored citizens OF
| Bollaire, o.; republican clubs OF Erie
county, Pennsylvania.
Friday. October 16-Coal miners of eastern
Pennsylvania; Veterans Mckinley club of
Bradford, Pa; citizens Of Bradford, Pa.
Saturday, October 17-GR1eld club OF
Louisville, Ky; Chicago day; citizens of
Chicago in general; republican clubs of
Huntington county, Pennsylvania: repub-
lican clubs Of Blair county, Pennsylvania
commercial travellers OF Toledo, o.; CONNER
cial travellers of Columbus O.; republican
clubs Of Perry county. Ohio; republican
clubs OF Ashtabula county, Ohio; Republican
Sound Money club of Jackson Mich; citi-
zens OF Perry county and miners OF the
Hooking Valley employees Of Oliver Brothers
Pittsburg; Mckinley and Hobart Working
mems clubs of South Fork, Pa: Old McKin-
ley club OF Westerville, o.. all over 90
years of age. some over 90; Anu-Wilson Bill
society ana the wage earners from Buffalo
and first voters of Kentucky.