Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-11

silver countries to that OF the United States
| Hon. r. II. Langford of North Platte, who
during the week has conducted successful
| republican meetings in Dunbar, Boelus
! Gushing and Gage Valley, spoke in the
| opera house here tonight. For October % re
publicans are making preparations for
rally which will eclipse anything yet seen
! in Howard county and besides which the
| late popocratic rally will sink into insig
nificance.
GREAT DAY AT BoELUs
| BOELUS, Neb., Oct. 1O.-(Special)--1t
rained here all day yesterday, and pre-
vented those in the country from attending
| the republican meeting held here last even
ing. Il. II. Langford was the speaker Of
the evening and delivered talk on pro
lection and sound money which contained
much food for thought. 1t was evident from
the interest shown that the seed sown will
hear fruit. Mr. Langford explained the dis
puted points of the money question in
clear way.
DAKOTA CITY. Neb.. Oct. 1O.-(special0-
Jacob Hauck OF Omaha held several meet
ngs in Dakota and Dixon counties, which
were all well attended. Hauck is an able
man and orator, and presented the Issues
OF this campaign In a verv convincing man
ner. The Germans are delighted and speak
in the highest terms of these meetings. Tho
republicans Of Dakota and Dixon counties
are confident of success.
MCOOL JUNCTION, Neb., Oct. 1O-(Spe
cial)-The popular stronghold of this
NorlO county is here, ana the republicans
on October 20 will hold the largest meeting
of all On that day they will roast an OK
and feed all 1t will be free OK meat free
sandwiches and free hot coffee, and bes,
of ALL good, free. red-hot republican doc
trine The orators of the day will be Gen
eral Gown and ConPressmen j. @. HaineI
All Mckinley Marching Clubs and Flam-
beau Clubs of this county and North Fill
more county will attend
80 SUMNER, Neb., Oct. 1O.-(Speciai.)-A
republican meeting was advertised ror
| Thursday night. to ba addressed by Hon. j.
| Hoagand and Hon. T. l.. Warrington. The
local populist managers challenged HoaE
| land to discuss the issues with T. Q. FeltZ
| ropulist candidate for state senator which
| was promptly accepted, but FeltZ refused
| to meet Hoagland a large and interested
audience listened to Hoagland for one and
a half hours. Hoagland offered to meet
Mr.. Feltz at any time or place and discuss
| the issues.
HENDLEY, Neb., Oct. 10.-(Special) 1.-The
| Mckinley club secured the services Of c.
| NJ Brown of Cambridge and f. NJ. Sturde-
want of Beaver City as speakers here last
| Saturday night. One hundred torch lights
| were in the procession, everyone carried
| by voters. headed by the Wisonville brass
band. while the Woman's Mckinley March
| ing club of Beaver City brought up the rear
After the crowd had gathered at the largest
hall in town. where II was intended to hold
tho meeting 1t was found that less than one
| third of the crowd could gain admittance
| Tho place OF speaking was then changed to
| the streets. The crowd numbered over 1000
| The greatest enthusiasm prevailed through
| out the meeting.
| HASTINGS, Oct. 10.-(Special.) Another
big republican rally is billed for this city,
1t will be held Monday afternoon and even
ing. Campaign clubs from surrounding
| towns viii be present and grand street
! parade will be given in the evening. John
| b. Farwell of Chicago will be the main
| speaker.
RED CLOUD. Neb. Oct O-(Special.)-
In spite of the rainfall, a very large and
satisfactory republican meeting was held
at this place yesterday afternoon, addressed
! by John V. Farwel of Chicago and in the
evening w. S. Summers delivered mag
| niicent address to an enthusiastic crowd.
PROMISED MEETING FOR TECUMSEH
TECUMSEH Neb. Oct :O.-(Specall-
Hon. A. w. Field, Church Howe, Charles
| Casey. Hon. Jack MacColl and A. j. Burn
ham have agreed to speak here Monday,
| along with the speaker of the day, Major
| William Warner of Kansas City, eX-com-
mander- n-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic. Il. A. Boehmer of Lincoln will
be present and speak in German. The com
mitteo having the rally in charge announces
the night parade as a leading feature.
CRAB ORCHARD. Neb,, Oct, 10.-(Special)
Hons Church Howe, A. J. Burnham, O. A..
IOi IlH anu H. - chapman SPoht W an tH-
thusiastic audience Of 600 people here last
night. Two bands, three Mckinley clubs and
the Womans Uniformed club of Sterling
were in the procession
ASHLAND, Neb., Oct. 10.-(Special. 1.-The
dates of public speaking in and near Ash
land in the near future are: Congressman
r. j. Haner, at Ashland October 16, p m;
Hon. Allen w. Field of Lincoln. at Mem
phs. Wednesday, October II, at p, m. The
Ashland Flambeau club will assist in full
uniform
ROGERS, Neb,. Oct. 1O.-(Special.)- Last
night Hon Thomas McSheehy of Ohio and
John Brennan Of Sioux City addressed the
people OF this village on the leading issues
OF the day. Owing to the continued rain
during the afternoon and evening, only a
small crowd assembled to hear the speakers,
who expounded republican doctrine to the
satisfaction of all