Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-12
AND M'KINLEY STILL LIVES.
Feels Well After Saturdays Unpre-
cedented Demonstration and
Is Ready for More.

Is HeaOy IOr more.
Canton, O., Oct 11.-Major Mckinley
feels well after the record-breaking week
Just closed, and has the necessary energy
for the week to ensue. which Will sur
PASS the one closed. The major shaved
himself this morning and went to the
morning service at the First Methodist
church. In the afternoon he accompanied
Mrs. Mckinley on her usual drive. He
also paid his accustomed daily visit to
his mother and then received few visit
ors and read the papers. an occupation in
which he particularly delights. Murat Hal
stead and ex-Congressman Finley, of Bal
timore were guests to-day. They left this
afternoon
The crowd yesterday was the largest, the
interests represented the most diversified,
the programme 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.
7. Wimberly, Louisiana's member of the
national committee. came to Canton yes
terday when the demonstration was at
its height and remained until this evening.
He was simply amazed at the scenes on
the Mckinley lawn yesterday, in which ten
states participated.
Never in my experience, or in my read
ing,' said he. "have l seen such a demon-
stration. 1t is marvellous and can scarce
ly realize that you are having these calls
FROM delegations every day."
The weeks programme SO far as ar
ranged tonight shows no cessation of the
Canton pilgrimages. The following dele
cations are scheduled:
Monday, October 12-Citizens of the Mo-
nongaheIa valley, Coal Center. Pa; miners
and iaborers of Roscoe. Pa.
Tuesday, October 13-Miners and me-
chsnics from the anthracite coal region in
the Lehigh valley, Pa; Republican clubs
of Sandusky county, o.
Wednesday, October 1tOId Folks day.
aged residents of Cuyahoga county. o.;
Pc: Mckinley and Hobart Sound Money
Club. of Cumberland, Nd: street car en-
plcyes of Cleveland.
Thursday, October 15-Citizens of Cam
bridgeboro. Pa; political clubs of Alle-
gheny county. Pa: colored citizens Of
Bellaire, o.; Republican clubs of Erie
county, Pa.
Friday, October 16-Coal miners of East
eru Pennsylvania; Veterans Mckinley
Club, Of Bradford, Pa: citizens of Brad
ford, Pa.
Saturday, October 17-Garfield Club, Of
Louisville. KY; Chicago day, citizens of
Chicago in general; Republican clubs of
Huntington county, Pa; Republican clubs
of Blair county. Pa; commercial travellers
of Toledo. O.; commercial travellers of
Columbus, o.; Republican clubs of Perry
county. o.: Republican clubs of Ashtabula
county, o.; Republican Sound Money Club
of Jackson, Mich: citizens of Perry coun-
ty and miners of the Hooking valley: en-
ployes of Oliver Bros, Pittsburg; McKin ey
and Hobart workingmen's clubs, of South
Fork. Pa; Old Mckinley Club, of Testers
vile, O.. all over so years of age, som !
over Sc: Anti-Wilson Bill Society; wage
earrers from Buffalo; first voters of Ken
lucky.