The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-29

CHICAGO Oct. 2S.-The itinerary of
William ]. Bryan in detail up to the
day before election. was completed to-
day at Democratic national headquar-
tiers.
The nominee will leave Chicago late
tomorrow night over the Northwestern
road and go to Green Bay, Wis, for
his first speech Friday morning. The
stop at Green Bay is an hour. SIS to
9:15, and the stopping places and time
allowances for the Wisconsin trip are
as follows: Depere, $50 to $50; Kau-
kauna, 1915 to 1926; Appleton, 1916 to
HOS; Neenah and Manasha and Da-
tions Island, 11:15 to 11:35; Oshkosh, Il
noon to 1890; Fon Du Lac, 1925 to
1:25; Chester, 1850 to 200; Juneau, 2:25
to 2:45; WATERFOWL, 3:15 to 3:45; Jeffer-
son, 4:O5 10 4:25: Fort Atkinson. 4:35
to 4:55; GAINESVILLE, 5:25 to $3.50; Evans
vile. 6:25 to 6:35; Madison, s p. m.
night.
A NIGHT RUN.
After the Madison meeting the party
will make a night run on the Illinois
Central for Dubuque, Ia, and over
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy line
via Monmouth, Ills, down the Missis-
sippi river to Burlington, Ia.
The Saturday tour through Iowa will
begin about $50 O'Clock over the main
line OF the 90" Half-hour stops will be
made at Ottumwa, Creston and Coun-
Gil Bluffs, and 15-minute speeches will
be made at the following county seat
towns: Mount Pleasant, Fairfield. Al
bia, Chariton,i Osceola, Alton, Corning
and Red Oak.
The night meeting will be held at
Council Bluffs.
Mr. Bryan will go to his home in Lin
coin Immediately after the Council
Bluffs meeting to rest on Sunday. On
Monday he will make his final trip up
the Platte River valley in his own state
He will be accompanied on his trip
through Wisconsin and Iowa by Sec
rotary Walsh of the Democratic ma
tional committee, who is the Iowa ma
tional committeeman.
ADDITIONAL REPORTS.
Campaign Committee Chairman Cam
pau received today additional tele-
graphic final reports from state COM
mittee chairmen as follows:
ALABAMA.-The Democratic electo-
raj ticket will receive not less than 50,
600 majority. The nine Democratic con-
gressional candidates will be elected by
NEW YORK.-Letters from farming
sections of New York state and the
enthusiasm of the working class in the
metropolis afford ample assurance of
victory for Bryan Farmers are offer
ing land and crops TO our silver party
committee for the cause. Bryan De-
mocracy hold 200 meetings this week.
Mckinley parades and bets are mere
devices People are not with them
ALEXANDER DELMAR,
Provisional Chairman State Committee
National Silver Party.
Francis M. Bixbee for Young Democ-
racy.
PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania is
making great battle and is not surely
Republican. Great silver gains are re-
ported from all the agricultural coun-
ties and our mining counties are fairly
ablaze with enthusiasm. Whereas, we
have now but two congressman, we
expect to return ten or twelve to help
President Bryan carry out his proposed
reforms.
IN OLD KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.-The drift has been
our way ever since the Chicago con-
vention. 1t is stronger today that at
any time previous. We will win by a.
majority that promises to reach 100000
NEW HAMPSHIRE.-The Bryan and
Sewall ticket is gaining strength fast
in New Hampshire. Wherever our
speakers go we hear of many converts,
and we shall carry towns that never
were Democratic before. The result in
both our congressional districts is very
doubtful, and the chances are more
than even for the election of the Dem
ocratic candidate for governor The
Republicans claim of 10000 to 10000 in
each of our congressional districts is
absolutely absurd. In fact, they are
making a most desperate struggle to
save them. The Palmer and Buckner
vote will be SO small it is not worth
mentioning.
Another Statement.